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The National Polymer Clay Guild is proud to announce "Progress &
Possibilities 2007", our third international juried exhibition, open to
all NPCG members. The number of entry categories has been expanded to
showcase the widest possible range of exceptional polymer clay work.
Submitted work must have been completed between April 2005 and March
2007, not previously published and not previously submitted to a
"Progress & Possibilities" exhibit. Selected works will be mounted
on the NPCG website and included in a show catalog.
- April 1 - Deadline for entries received
- June 30 - Notification sent to artists
- Early Fall - Show mounted on website
- Late Fall - Exhibit catalog available
Selection will be by jurors Carol Duvall, Barbara McGuire, and Elise Winters. The jury will view digital images with an identifying number, but no names. Each piece will be scored on:
- Overall artistic merit
- Originality of idea
- Workmanship
- Difficulty of execution.
For more information, please visit the NPCG site.
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Amaco (American Art Clay Company)
Designer Challenge- Bottles of Hope
Deadline: January 7, 2007
Submissions
are being currently accepted for entries of the Bottles of Hope
Challenge. This is a great chance to get national publicity for your
artwork, win product gift certificates, have a sizable donation made in
your name or the name of a loved one whoÕs suffered from cancer and
most importantly, help support the Bottle of Hope program through
increased awareness. For complete details and entry forms visit:
http://www.buyamaco.com/designerenewsletter.html and click on the
Designer's Newsletter link. Contact
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with questions.
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North Central Florida Polymer Clay Guild Daytona Beach Retreat
October 13-15 2006
What a wonderful idea, what a lovely retreat, what delightful artists, what a great time we all had! Attending were members from the Ocala and Orlando Guilds as well as others like Dee De Carlo from Ormond Beach and the editor of Polymer Café, Joan Clipp, who is moving to the beach area.
Present were Diana McNamee, Carole Trachy, Lois Lin, Connie Ferreira, Pat Sistrand, Bev Moreau, Bette Richards, Rhonda Colcord, Janet Garber, Nancy Welch, Alice Townsend, Gayle Thompson, Carol Hess, Richard Bassett, Brenda Squires, Mary Jenkins, Joan Clipp and Dee De Carlo. Sally Murphy registered but was not able to attend as she went to Albuquerque to her daughters wedding. She was missed.
We set up in the beachside room and went to work. Everyone worked on their own projects for a while and visited with others. Our first demonstration was by Lois Lee Lin
Who showed us how to put little slices of canes on the inside of tiny bottles in the fashion of ancient Chinese opium bottles. She created her tools herself from the wires of Chinese take-out boxes.
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Read more... [Daytona Beach Clay Retreat Review]
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The International Bead and Beadwork Conference
will take place in Istanbul, Turkey 22-25 November 2007. Kadir Has
University will be hosting the Academic Sessions as well as the private
exhibitions in its newly opened Museum (www.kadirhas.edu.tr).
Bead Bazaar will take place at the Istanbul Hilton Hotel, Workshops
will be held at both Swisshotel Bosphorus and Hilton Hotels. Private
and State Museums will be opening bead related exhibitions during the
event.
The organization is requesting submissions for their academic & lecture programs. For more information on submission requirements or for the conference itself, visit the Istanbul Boncuk website.
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A new item has been added to the main menu, Polls. These polls are both informative and fun..take a minute to record your opinion and see where you 'rank' amongst your peers.
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