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February 6, 2019

Bachmeier’s ceramic work to be exhibited in 2019 Art of Clay National Juried Show at North Carolina Pottery Center

Juror Douglas Fitch selected Brad Bachmeier’s wheel-thrown, burnished and saggar-fired ceramic and reed-woven vessel entitled “Sannoo Kota (Basket-rim)” for inclusion in the Art of Clay National Juried Show at the North Carolina Pottery Center.  The exhibit runs from March 3 – June 15, 2019 and accompanies the North Carolina Potters Conference. Exhibit Details: http://ncpotterycenter.org/artofclay2019/

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January 15, 2019

Brad Bachmeier ceramic work to be displayed in NCECA Exhibit at MSP Airport

The Northern Clay Center has curated the exhibit “Duck Duck, Gray Duck” in a new 3D Art Exhibition Space at the Minneapolis St Paul International Airport–Terminal 1, opening February 2019 through July 2019. Brad Bachmeier, a ’93 MSUM art graduate and a professor in the university’s School of Art, was one of only 18 artists selected by Northern Clay to represent […]

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November 15, 2018

Conservation Through Clay 

A Preview Exhibit of Brad Bachmeier’s ceramic pottery chronicling the work accomplished during four Artist in Residency programs completed at state and national parks and monuments in the past five years will be shown at the Microsoft Gallery in Fargo, Nov. 16 – Jan. 14. The residencies were completed at Mesa Verde National Park UNESCO World Heritage Site, The National Petrified Forest, The Parachant/Grand Canyon National Park […]

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October 5, 2018

FMVA Studio Crawl

October 6-7 | Noon – 6 p.m. Don’t miss the FMVA’s annual Studio Crawl coming up October 6 & 7 — next weekend! MSUM artist faculty members are participating in this year’s Studio Crawl on Oct. 6 and 7, so check it out! The annual event is sponsored by The Fargo-Moorhead Visual Artists and is free of charge. All studios […]

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