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Starting tomorrow, I will be at Arrowmont over the weekend for the SNAG Fall Board Meeting. Lucky timing as there is a Master Weekend taking place at the same time. I can't wait!! I will be stuck in board meetings all day every day, but I look forward to meeting everybody who is teaching for lunch and dinner at least! ... Might just have…
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This series of one hundred brooches was humanufactured® of Recycled Aluminum Traffic signs. It was inspired by Jamie Reid -- the Sex Pistols’ graphic designer -- and Rosalie Gascoigne, an Australian collage artist. Each brooch was sold with the stipulation that it had to be photographed by the purchaser…
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Nicholas Bell, the Fleur and Charles Bresler Curator-in-Charge at the Renwick Gallery, speaks about the legacy and reopening of the Renwick, as well as the opening exhibition "WONDER."
The Renwick Gallery is home to the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s collection of contemporary craft and decorative art, one of the finest and…
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Los Angeles, CA - Craft in America, the Peabody Award-winning documentary series, now in its 7th season, returns to PBS, on November 20th at 10pm*, with an all new episode, titled MUSIC, which focuses on how fine handmade instruments are crafted and the world renowned artists who play them, demonstrating the perfect blend of form and function. The hour…
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Held every 4 years since 1992, Arrowmont's Utilitarian Clay Symposia enjoys an international audience in celebrating and demonstrating the limitless interpretations of the utilitarian clay object. The symposium attracts those who are interested in not only the practical concerns with making functional objects, but also in the more theoretical issues…
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We have one opening to start on January 5th, 2016, then another in fall of 2016. Brockway Center for Arts and Technology’s Resident Artist Program is for developing and established professional ceramic artists.
Residencies last a minimum of six months and a maximum of one year. BCAT provides shared housing and…
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New in 2015: SNAG has identified the need to support emerging curators in the field of jewelry and metalwork. The Emerging Curators program offers grants up to $2,500 to assist an emerging curator or curators in executing an exhibition focused on jewelry and/or metalwork. Additional benefits also offered. A selection committee will award the grants.…
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MFA in Studio Art at New Mexico State University
***Teaching Assistantships available.
Deadline for Spring: November, 20 2015
Deadline for fall: January, 20 2015
New Mexico State University is accepting applications for Master of Fine Arts degree in…
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Entry Deadline: January 1st, 2016
Entry fee: $35, for up to three entries, three wearable or small sculptural objects, and their accompanying tools.
Exhibition description:
…and with moves like MacGyver is a juried show that will examine the creative process…
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BAM Biennial 2016: Metalmorphosis
Submission Deadline (received by): December 15, 2015
Exhibition Dates: September 2, 2016 – late January, 2017
Bellevue Arts Museum is seeking artists, craftsmen, designers, and makers of all kinds…
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Whatever happened to going out with people and chatting uninterrupted? These days, wherever you go, folks sit together but instead of enjoying the moment, someone's on their phone checking what they may have missed while ignoring the person right in front of them. Do others find this super annoying too, or am I just showing my age here? (Yeah, and get…
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Founded by Japanese dentist Taro Hanabusa, Fangophilia creates one-of-a-kind teeth, ear and other accessories custom molded to the wearer’s body.
Taro developed his business…
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From September 28-October 3, 2015, The Museum of Arts and Design will present LOOT: MAD About Jewelry, its annual exhibition and sale featuring designs from more than 50 emerging and acclaimed international jewelry artists. Now in its 15th edition, LOOT has become known as the ultimate pop-up shop for contemporary…
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Jeppe Nordmann Garlya (bottom, middle), a Viking enthusiast and blacksmith, will teach the 14 students selected for the course. Photograph: Seljord Folkehøgskule
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The General Regulation of 2015 Beijing International Jewelry Art Exhibition
2015 Beijing Jewelry Art Exhibition, is set to be held in Beijing from 16th December to 30th December 2015. The exhibition is part of the events planned for 2015 Beijing Design Week.
Themed by “Jewelry · Boundless”, this event is designed to showcase how different…
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Richard McVetis studied Textiles at The Royal College of Art (2006 - 08) and Embroidery at the Manchester School of Art (2002 - 05). His work reflects a preoccupation with process and its ritualistic and repetitive nature.
Using a limited vocabulary of mark making, he explores…
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