The Ming Award is named in honor of ceramic icon, Mrs. Chen Sui-Ming, fondly known as “Ming” in the ceramics industry. An accomplished artist, ceramist, and teacher of ceramics, Ming ran her own studio on Long Island, New York, then later in Folsom, California, for many decades. Click here to read more
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Welcome to Infoceramics!
My
name is Sara Cantlon and I have been working in Ceramics for over 34
years. I am a certified teacher and CFE Licensed Associate. My
proudest accomplishment is my Instructor and Judges certification with
Ceramic Art Institute (CAI).
I am on the Competitive and Judging Committee for the Exhibitors
Association. I manage the Ming Award for the competition and I am the
Master classification and competitive chairperson for the Ft.
Worth/Arlington and Phoenix shows.
I
am experienced with both High and Low fire ceramics and have been since
1976. I have taught in California, Arizona, New Mexico Utah,
Oregon and
Oklahoma. The most exciting and challenging teaching for me was in
Australia!
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