canada council loves hardcore pots

Written By SQUARED CIRCLE CERAMICS

Today I received the amazing news that my project, “DEATHMATCH: A Hardcore Wrestling Exploration in Ceramics,” was named to receive an “Explore and Create” grant for New/Early Career Artists (Visual Arts) from Canada Council for the Arts. I am so grateful for this opportunity: this is a real boost for my creative practice in ceramics, and I can’t wait to show you what I’m up to.

Stay tuned for more wrestling themed pottery and ceramic arts in the coming months! In the meantime, get out there and support indie wrestlers and ceramics artists in your area.

SQUARED CIRCLE CERAMICS

Andrea Charise (she/her) is an artist-researcher working in ceramics, narrative, and digital media. A recent graduate of Fleming College’s Ceramics Certificate Program, Charise received the Haliburton School of Art + Design’s 2022 Ceramics Award. She now produces functional and sculptural ceramic ware as SQUARED CIRCLE CERAMICS, and is Biophilium Artist-in-Residence at the Ayatana Artists’ Research Program (Fall 2022). Her work has been featured in group exhibitions in Canada, Belgium, and online.

https://www.squaredcircleceramics.ca
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