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The Kentucky-Tennessee Polymer Clay Guild is sponsoring a 2 1/2 day retreat at the famous Mammoth Cave Park on October 17-18-19 2008. Our teacher will be Marla Frankenberg, a caner well known for her painterly florals and the creator of the dot cane featured in Polymer Clay Cafe magazine.
Reduced hotel rates available at the Mammoth Cave Hotel (mention the Kentucky Arts Guild). Telephone: 270-758-2225 Cost $150. Sent check (made out to Leslie Blackford) to Leslie Blackford, 1008 Doc Speevak Rd, Munfordville, Ky 42765. Address any questions to
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This is the news you have all been waiting for! We are proud to invite you to attend the Orlando Polymer Clay Guild’s most ambitious event yet!
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March 12-16, 2009
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Holiday Inn , St. Augustine Beach, Florida
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Read more... [2009 Orlando Clay Fandango]
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The Bronze Fairy -- September 25-28 -- Huntingtown, MD
A 4 day workshop that focuses on techniques for sculpting the figure in polymer clay. From armature to undersculpt to the last details, learn a component method for modeling that insures you use the right amount of clay for each body part and feature.
This is a measured approach, ideal for small sculptures. Proportion and anatomy of the female figure, epoxy armature techniques, baking procedures and realistic, imitative bronze finishes are all part of the course.
Follow this link below for more information:
http://daydreamerdebbie3d.com/KDclass_description.htm
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The 2009 6th annual Buckeye Clay Bash is coming up in February 2009. This retreat is co-sponsored by the Dayton Area Polymer Clay Guild and the Columbus Polymer Clay Guild.
The retreat will be held in February 19th through the 22nd, 2009 at the Hope Hotel on Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Fairborn, Ohio.
The Buckeye Clay Bash provides a large work area which is available 24/7, great food, demo's, brown bag swap, silent auction, guest artist(s), on-site clay store and more.
Further information, cost, and registration materials will be available after Labor Day 2008. Please check here for final details after that time.
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The National Polymer Clay Guild's Progress and Possibilities Exhibition is opening for submissions on August 1. The exhibition is open to all members of the NPCG and submission is 100% electronic this year.
The event is chaired this year by Barbara Fajardo . She has some great information about the event on her blog and you can also check out the NPCG web site for more information.
The “work” must be:
- at least 1/2 Polymer Clay;
- original work of the artist submitting;
- made between 09/01/07 and 09/01/08; and
- not previously published or pending within any other contests.
Timeline
- 08/01/08 - Online submissions open
- 09/01/08 - Submission deadline
- 11/01/08 - Finalists Announced
- 11/15/08 - Winners Announced
Top 10 finalists in each category will be included in the Progress and
Possibilities '08 book and a gallery of images will be hosted on the
NPCG website. Best of Show, 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners will be
selected from the chosen finalists.
Categories and Jurors for 2008
Art Jewelry: Wearable art such as necklaces, pendants, bracelets, rings etc.Sarah Shriver
Robert Liu
Sculptural Objects: Decorative items such as dolls, figurines, holloware, wall art/mosaics etc.Marlaine Verhelst
Richard and Jodi Creager
Functional Objects: Items that perform a function such as bowls, vessels, boxes, purses etc.Victoria Hughes
Jill Heppenheimer
Best of Show
Cynthia Tinapple
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