Winners Announced for 2019 International Juried Ceramics Exhibition - The Center for Contemporary Ar

BEDMINSTER, N.J. - EntSun -- The Center for Contemporary Art's 2019 International Juried Ceramics Exhibition is on view through December 21, 2019.

Juror Garth Johnson selected 51 pieces from more than 400 entries. Ceramic artists were encouraged to enter work from across a variety of display solutions, including video or film related to clay. New Jersey artists selected for the exhibition are: Maxwell Mustardo (Pittstown, NJ), Marisol Ross (Glen Ridge, NJ), Steven Sitrin (Martinsville, NJ) and Skeff Thomas (Monroeville, NJ).

Three artists were awarded cash prizes:

First Prize: Shalya Marsh (Morgantown, WV)
Second Prize: Lucien Koonce (Haydenville, MA)
Third Prize: Eliza Au (Keller, TX)

In addition, Shalya Marsh (Morgantown, WV) and Maxwell Mustardo (Pittstown, NJ) were awarded 2020 solo exhibitions at The Center for Contemporary Art by The Center's Exhibitions Committee.

In his juror statement, Garth Johnson, explains, "I was delighted to open the nearly 500 submissions to The Center for Contemporary Art's 2019 International Juried Ceramics Exhibition to find works that encompass the mind-boggling spectrum of work that makes up today's field. I was delighted to see work by established artists, as well as younger artists who are just starting their journey. To narrow the submissions to just fifty-one works was painful, but ultimately, this exhibition bristles with the energy that keeps me engaged and committed to ceramics as a discipline."

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Garth Johnson is a writer, curator, and educator. Currently Johnson is the Paul Phillips and Sharon Sullivan Curator of Ceramics at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, New York. He is known for his irreverent wit, which can be explored through his weblog, www.extremecraft.com. He has also exhibited his work and published his writing nationally and internationally

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About The Center for Contemporary Art

Founded in 1970, The Center for Contemporary Art is a vital regional art center with a vibrant studio art school, extensive exhibition program and important community outreach component. The Center for Contemporary Art is committed to enabling all visitors to experience its classes and workshops, exhibitions and public programs. The Center was awarded the 2019 Economic Champion Award in recognition of its significant impact on Somerset County in the areas of employment, financial contributions, and community events and programs. Visitors requiring an accommodation or service should contact The Center at least two weeks prior to the scheduled visit. The Center is located at 2020 Burnt Mills Road in Bedminster, NJ. For further information, please call (908) 234-2345 or visit The Center for Contemporary Art online at https://www.ccabedminster.org

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