PARTICIPATORY SPORT FOR CRAFT ARTISTS
Schiffer Publishing officially released the cover and other information regarding the Humor in Craft book:
Foreword by Andrew Wagner.
Essays:
Gail M. Brown: "You must be kidding...",
Garth Johnson: "Funk's Not Dead",
Kathryn A. Lichti-Harriman: "Taking the Piss: Mistakes and Irony in Scottish Craft Groups",
Marjorie Simon: "Wandering Thoughts: What's so funny?"
Additional information about the book: www.humorincraft.com !
Please note:
The deadline for submissions to the first edition of this book has passed. However, if you are interested to submit images, videos, short blurbs, and essays for considerationfor the next book in this series, please email the following to humorincraft [ at] yahoo.com anytime:
Artists:
- High Resolution Image(s) of your work in tiff format (preferred) or jpg.
The absolut minimum size of a digital photograph should be 1400 x 2100 pixels. Larger images require more pixels. (8 1/2" x 11" = 2975 x 3850 pixels)
- Media descriptions and measurements (in inches preferably).
- Photographer's name (I will email you a release form).
- A short text from you (500 words max., written in "plain English") about the role that humor plays in your work, or how you view the topic of Humor in Craft in general. Can be anything from a one sentence statement to a multi-paragraph essay but should be written in first person singular. Please send in as word files and keep in mind that they may be edited for clarity and space.
- Audio/Video artists:
Please email an excerpt of your piece or direct me to a website where your work can be heard/seen.
Essayists:
Please send in your text (about 1000 words).
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"So when will the book be out?" I get that question every day now, people are quite excited to get their hands on this book. Trust me, I can barely wait myself. Well, to answer the question: On this…Continue
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Comment by Society for Contemporary Craft on October 16, 2012 at 4:32pm One of the artists featured in the Humor in Craft book and exhibit, Loring Taoka, will be at the Society of Contemporary Craft this weekend! If you're in the Pittsburgh area, it's not too late to register for his workshop, The Funnies, at www.contemporarycraft.org. We will also have a reception in his honor on Saturday (the 20th) at 5pm. Hope to see you there!
Comment by Brigitte Martin on May 30, 2012 at 12:04pm Just added a book signing gig: I will be at the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft on Saturday July 14 from 11-1. Hope to see you there !
The other book signing is September 20 from 4-6 at the Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh.
Come on by :-)
Comment by Colleen Baran on March 19, 2012 at 7:29pm
Comment by Brigitte Martin on March 19, 2012 at 3:19pm Thanks, Jenny. I finally got around to doing the website :-) ...
Comment by jenny Fillius on March 19, 2012 at 3:16pm Very nice, I'd say.
Comment by Brigitte Martin on March 19, 2012 at 3:05pm The Humor book now has its own website listing author engagements (book signings, public appearances etc.) as well as scheduled exhibitions. You can also purchase copies of the book directly from the author and request a signature and dedication while you are at it. :-)
Enjoy.
Comment by Kelly Robinson on March 15, 2012 at 1:07am Thanks Brigitte, can hardly wait to see it!!
Comment by Brigitte Martin on March 14, 2012 at 4:32pm
Comment by Brigitte Martin on March 14, 2012 at 4:28pm
Comment by Kelly Robinson on March 14, 2012 at 4:27pm I may have missed the answer to this question...Do contributing artists who were accepted into the book receive a complimentary copy? No problem if not, I just wanted to check. Thanks :)
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