Please join us for the opening of Craftsmanship 2010, The 4th Annual ADC Juried Exhibition on September 7th, from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. Awards will be announced! If you cannot make it to the reception, the show runs until September 17th. It will be held at the Harry Wood Gallery at ASU in Tempe, Arizona. The Gallery is located in the Art Building, 900 South Forest Mall at west end of campus near the intersection of Forest and Tyler malls. It is open from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday and is closed on weekends and major holidays. Evening parking is available at the 10th street parking structure on Myrtle Avenue. For a map, visit http://herbergerinstitute.asu.edu/events/parking.php

Also, a special thanks to Katie Poterala for the beautifully designed poster and postcard!

Joan Dulla Workshop

Our fingers were on fire as we were crocheting with wire at the Joan Dulla workshop in Tempe this weekend held at Arizona State University's School of Art Building. With lightning speed we crocheted chains, beads and earrings... OK, that was Joan. The rest of us moved a little slower but still accomplished much and learned a lot!

Thank you Joan, we all had a wonderful time!

Becky McDonah Workshop at Arrowmont This Summer!

Check out my workshop this summer June 20-26!

http://www.arrowmont.org/
Course Description:
Righteous Reliquaries for Ordinary Objects. Create elaborate containers for those cherished items you keep tucked away, wrapped up in an old sock, or something that you interact with everyday. The focus of this workshop will be designing small containers that incorporate mechanisms from basic hinges to cradle hinges, bayonet closures and more… and we can’t leave out pressure fitting. Cold connections and entrapment will also be covered as we are working with found objects which may not be able to withstand heat. Surface treatments and embellishments will be addressed as well along with cutting glass for viewing options. Students will relate their design choices back to the items they choose to contain.

It will be fun! Here's one for an always important item... the packing peanut.