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June 1, 2023
The focus of Studio Potter‘s June 2023 issue is contemporary ceramics design, and I’m honored to be included with an article about my process and design approach, entitled Mathematics in Porcelain.
Sending thanks to editor and curator Randi O’Brian for her help and support…
October 13 – November, 2023
Hangzhen, China
After a 2-year delay due to covid, Blanc de Chine is back on again. This year’s exhibition will take place in Hangzhen, China (details tbd.) I’m honored to be showing a pair of Wave Form objects in this international ceramics competition.
“The Blanc de Chine International Ceramic Art Award (ICAA) is an international competition for ceramic art held every two years, aiming to bring together the world’s outstanding ceramic artists, and to rethink, define and extend the dimensions and depth of ceramic art with their vision, creativity and artistic techniques. Innovative white porcelain works at the forefront of contemporary ceramic art will be awarded according to the selection and evaluation of the jury committee.”
Februrary 1 – April 30, 2023
Sacramento, California
I’m thrilled to have been asked to show my work at the Crocker Art Museum along with six other artists from the Crocker-Kingsley Exhibition (see below.) Sending my appreciation to Curator of Ceramics, Rachel Gotlieb, and Chief Curator Scott Shields for the selection.
December 3, 2022 – January 14, 2023
Roseville, California
The biennial Crocker-Kingsley art competition continues a tradition that began in 1926 through a collaboration between the Crocker Art Museum and the Kingsley Art Club. This year marks the 81st iteration of the competition. The exhibit is curated by Emma Saperstein, Chief Curator and Director of Education at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art.
My entry for this competition is my largest and most convoluted “Wave Form Object” to date. This particular design uses a sine wave cycle ratio of 4 against 5, which in musical terms would be a major third. The oscillations line up at the bottom, and again at the rim, but in between the ridges and valleys cast unexpected patterns of light and shadow across the curved form.
November 4 – December 17, 2022
Oakland, California
A few years ago I spent the better part of a year experimenting and working on a series of balancing sculptural kilnformed dot-field glass objects. I’m really happy to be showing this work again, this time locally at Manna Gallery in Oakland.
“Warm Glass” is an exhibition of work by five artists working in kilnformed glass: Sylvia Chesson, Mark Lightfoot, Bruce Pizzichillo, Mark Schatz, and me.
Opens for the 1st Friday Oakland Art Murmur November 4, with the artist reception Saturday, November 5, 2022 from 2-4pm.
September 16 – November 6, 2022
Stoughton, Wisconsin
August 5 – October 29, 2022
Denver, Colorado
“The word “intention” comes to mind when observing the ceramic work of Mark Goudy and Liza Riddle. While each artist’s ceramics are diametrically opposed and stylistically different, their work exudes intentionality: It is deliberate, purposeful, and highly engaging.” —Jonathan Kaplan, Plinth Gallery
Click to see all of Liza’s and my work and from our Symbiosis exhibit.
December 18, 2021 – November 30, 2022
Jingdezhen, China
I am extremely honored to be awarded the Kito Prize in the JICB exhibition in Jingdezhen, China. The award comes with an invitation for a residency at the International Studio at Jingdezhen Ceramic University for up to 3 months, sometime in the next 2 years. Very exciting!
October 1, 2021 – April 30, 2022
Gyeonggi, South Korea
I’m really gratified that my origami series work Counterpoint, received an honorable mention at the Korea International Ceramic Biennale!
I had planned to be at the Museum for the opening in October, but alas the virus had other ideas…
March 12-19, 2022
Berkeley, California
Concurrent with NCECA 2022 in Sacramento, artists around the greater Bay Area opened their studios for the community and conference goers as part of East Bay Clay Roots.
Selvin Studios featured an exhibit and open studio showing the works of Nancy Selvin, Liza Riddle, and Mark Goudy.
September – December, 2021
San Francisco, California
Words Without Translation – DZINE Gallery
Words Without Translation, a two-artist exhibition featuring works of photography by Davey Whitcraft and ceramic art by Mark Goudy.
“Light, space, and form are central concerns for both artists, while both of their processes incorporate technological invention in creating a visual language of new representations and forms. These artists share a unified conceptual vision of the role of the mind in experiencing a work of art: what is translated in the mind through spatial memory and what cannot be translated in naming a complex idea and emotion.” —Philip Bewley, curator.
March 7 – April 22, 2021
Le Fel, France
Liza and I were super excited to return to our favorite place, Galerie du Don, this time showing with some of our all-time heroes: Arnold Annen, Curtis Benzle , and Joan Serra!
This was my first showing of a whole new body of work from my pandemic project – the shell series, the waveform series and the origami series.
Our exhibit in the main gallery is over, but our works are still on display and available for sale at Galerie du Don.
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