Open call! Pittsburgh Ceramics Showcase
juried by Marcè Nixon-Washington!
Entry deadline October 29th!
Exhibit opening and Clay Pittsburgh potluck party, Saturday November 14th, 4-9pm
We created an exhibition to include a diversity of ceramics artists in the greater Pittsburgh area. Eberle Studios Gallery is well known for ceramics, pottery and sculpture. To learn more about our Gallery, here is a link to our Gallery page.
All forms of art are welcome, functional or sculptural, vessels, wall hanging or pedestal ready. Each artwork must be made of or include ceramics. There is a maximum of 3 entries, and required 2 photos per entry. Artworks can be for sale, or not for sale. The gallery will handle all sales, and artists will receive a 50% commission for their sold work.
Works must be dropped off at Eberle Studios, no shipped artwork will be accepted. All accepted entries will be provided with more details about the exhibit. The gallery address is: 229 E. 9th Ave, Homestead, PA, 15120
To apply, You must fill out this form, upload your pictures, and submit an application fee. The application deadline is October 29th, and the application fee $20
Opening Reception and Clay Pittsburgh Potluck Party!
The Pittsburgh Ceramics Showcase opens Saturday November 14th. from 4-9pm, in conjunction with a Clay Pittsburgh Potluck Party. Bring an entree, salad or dessert to celebrate and see your friends or make some new ones.
About the Juror:
Marcè Nixon-Washington is a multidisciplinary artist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She received her BFA from West Virginia University with a focus in Africana Studies. Marce is currently finishing her MFA at Tyler School of Art and Architecture (May 2026).
Her work has been exhibited at Companion Gallery, Concept Art Gallery, Eutectic, The Carnegie Museum of Art, and The Mufei Gallery in Jingdezhen, China. Marcè has been granted residencies at The Archie Bray Foundation, The Manchester Craftsman Guild, Haystack Mountain School of Craft, 1Hood, and the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts and Media.
Marcè has been published in The TABLE magazine and Ceramics Monthly. She was awarded the Black Art Life Award by the Black Transformative Arts Network for her work with black and brown youth. In 2024, she made history as the youngest artist to be invited to exhibit at the NCECA ANNUAL!
This brand new exhibit will be on view during the Clay Pittsburgh Potters Tour and throughout the holiday season. Emerging artists are encouraged to apply!
