Several opportunities coming up:
The North Country Studios Tour is looking for applicants. This will
take place in late August, an Open Studios Tour across the entire
North Country! More information can be found here:
http://www.northcountryartscenter.org/ncst.html
Also, the 10th Annual Colors of Fall Festival is in the planning
stages. This is a September fun-filled day, and easily the most
economically priced craft show - at $45 a booth, you can't beat it!
Applications and more info can be found here:
http://www.northcountryartscenter.org/fall.htm
Friday, May 23, 2008
Monday, May 12, 2008
Artist Discussion this Thursday, 7pm
For all you art lovers- don't miss the chance to view some great work, and chat with some great artists!
The Arts Center Gallery at 320 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, invites the public to attend a discussion with the artists of its current exhibit, American Bliss. Both Michael Millspaugh and Ken Ragsdale will be present this Thursday, at 7pm to discuss the inspiration, concept and process in the creation of their artwork.
American Bliss features two artists whose work reveals distinct viewpoints about exploration and possibility, inherent American traits. Whether going car camping or coveting a firearm, there are specific traditions, mores and expectations that define American identity. Both artists use mixed materials in their artistic voyage; each offers an investigation from personal histories to political possibilities.
The Arts Center Gallery at 320 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, invites the public to attend a discussion with the artists of its current exhibit, American Bliss. Both Michael Millspaugh and Ken Ragsdale will be present this Thursday, at 7pm to discuss the inspiration, concept and process in the creation of their artwork.
American Bliss features two artists whose work reveals distinct viewpoints about exploration and possibility, inherent American traits. Whether going car camping or coveting a firearm, there are specific traditions, mores and expectations that define American identity. Both artists use mixed materials in their artistic voyage; each offers an investigation from personal histories to political possibilities.
Monday, May 5, 2008
Get Linked
I'm not talking about sausages! LinkedIn.com is a burgeoning tool for maintaining our relationships as we emerge as the next generation of arts leaders (and later as we crust over and clutter the landscape with our ossified ideas). Start your profile today - and use it as a great way to keep in touch, recommend colleagues, and expand your network. Look me up - I'm already there! Be sure to have LinkedIn scour your contacts to find out who else might be out there that you already know.
Posted by Chris Casquilho
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