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Dee Schaad, Ceramic Professor, University of Indianapolis
According to the company, The Peep Show is a brilliant scheme set in motion by Skutt Ceramic Products Inc. to shamelessly promote its kilns while at the same time developing a private collection of the most valuable Peep Hole Plugs on earth.
$500 will go to the first place Peep Plug Potter. Finalists must be present at the 2009 NCECA Conference April 8-11 in Phoenix, Ariz., to receive the award. The winner will be selected by Judge Linda Arbuckle.
To enter, contestants should make a peep hole plug and take a digital picture of it. Registration and additional details are available at www.skutt.com/ads/peepshow. The deadline to enter is December 12, 2008.
Finalists will be notified in January 2009 if they’ve been selected to display their Peep Plug at the Skutt booth at NCECA.
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