…up. Non-member artists are not required to volunteer but are subject to a 40% sales commission. Member artist sales commission is 20%. Please contact gallery@salemarts.org with questions. More Info: https://salemarts.org/calls_for_art/4825032……
Read More »…associated it. For example white and metal appear in the “Creativity” area. Too esoteric? Both this site and an entry by Jennifer Worick at www.craftstylish.com recommend the book, Move Your……
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…of 100 greatest American speeches in the 20th c. (read recent New York Times story about her life, work and new book here.) This author, artist, advocate and social entrepreneur……
Read More »…Foundation, for example, has published a Visual Artist Career Documentation Assessment form. This will be available online at www.joanmitchellfoundation.com when the site’s reconstruction is completed (predictably, in Fall 2010). Meanwhile……
Read More »Hooray! New Potatoes – my new book – has been published. Self-published, that is. It was quite a challenge. After my first book, Mark Making, sold out, I immediately wanted……
Read More »…web posting or resume is worse than none at all—I learned this the hard way. To network positively: practice professionalism daily; aim for 110% integrity; check out mashable.com and linkedin.com;……
Read More »…See details on SDA/WA blog at surfacedesignwa.wordpress.com/surface-matters-march-2012 and a related story on SDA NewsBlog at www.surfacedesign.org/how-sda-wa-rocked-a-regional-conference Visit her website at: www.peggyoheron.com Susan Taber Avila joined SDA Board of Directors in……
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…we met up, we immediately tried to collaborate on an etsy.com vintage textile business. After college, Kristi worked as an intern and assistant for a several designers and companies in……
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Michelle Mayn is a New Zealand Aotearoa artist based in Auckland Tāmaki Makaurau. Mayn’s practice, situated within the field of process art, explores a world beyond sense perception through durational……
Read More »…at www.quilterbeth.blogspot.com Joanne Weis began the session with a fairly well-defined idea for a series of work that will attempt to capture the texture and movement of the Floyd’s Fork……
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