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Ceramics Faculty are Featured Guest Artists at Watershed

PostDateIcon October 1st, 2011 | PostCategoryIcon Category: FEATURED, NEWS & Events | PostAuthorIcon Author: Ceramic-reviewer

MECA ceramics

MECA ceramics professors Lucy Breslin and Mark Johnson will be featured guest artists for a summer session at the Watershed Center for The Ceramic Arts in North Edgecomb, Maine. Watershed features an internationally known summer residency program that attracts artists interested in using clay as their primary material.

The center brings together a diverse group of artists to live and work in a supportive, creative environment.

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