THE CALL

This is a call for Jewellers and Silversmiths to send an image of work/s for consideration to be featured in an on-line crafthaus exhibition that aims to show the best of contemporary narrative work.

May Brooch Three: Mark Fenn

925 Silver with Gold Detail H:50 mm W: 35mm x D 3mm

Requested image requirements:

jpg/jpeg format 
72 dpi
formatted at 600x800 or 800x600 (depending on orientation) works best

information required:
- clearly labelled photos to match the photo information (in other words, if you send  5 images for consideration , I will need to know which image is which from the descriptions) may I suggest that you use your name follow by a number  i.e mark-fenn-001.jpg this also helps search engines find your work 
- title of work
- year made
- captions (material, measurements)
- a short descriptive text from you about the work and its narrative, 3-4 sentences suffice this is very important

- photo credits (name of photographer)
- website address

Deadline

- Deadline to email images to mark@markfenn.co.uk  with Subject Title Narrative : September 1, 2014
- Online exhibition date: October 24th - November 24th, 2014
- no entry fee
- The online exhibition is public and will remain on the website even after the exhibition is over. 
- Crafthaus is used extensively for online research by major US craft organizations and publications. This means great visibility for the makers form outside of the US/Canadian craft world and internationally.
- Crafthaus membership is NOT required to participate in an online exhibition.

About the Curator :- Mark Fenn

Mark Fenn is a contemporary studio Jeweller and Silversmith with a BA (Hons) degree in Silversmithing, Goldsmithing and Jewellery from UCA.

Mark’s studio work is informed by the narrative and the personal. Mark is an award winning silversmith and a graduate member of Contemporary British Silversmiths. He is also a full member of The Association of Contemporary Jewellery and also sits on the ACJ advisory panel. He is based in the seaside town of Whitstable, Kent, UK.