CROFT NEWSLETTER ISSN 0826-7421
NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ALBERTA CRÉ FTS COUNCIL
learn
of
Board of the 18 be over and resident of years age not be Canadians , but need crafts people . The Council also needs people with financial , Nominees
All - members are invi ted to attend the 1985 Annual General Meeting of the Alberta Crafts Council to be held June 8, 1985 at the ACC Edmonton office .
fundamental s
the
arts administration.
Directors
advertis
and
for
must
ing ,
Li terary
public
,
graphic
relations
,
skills
Starting 9:30 at the a.m., current directors will present their reports of special projects by undertaken Council the in 1984 and will -outline plans year. for The the upcoming audi ted ACC financial statement will be submitted for reviewing will and elections by members be held to fill the six annual of the Board vacancies of Directors .
to help wi th fund—raising , Expo '86 and the 1988 Calgary Olympics pro , and to continue such services the Slide Registry and Corporate Gift Program for ACC members .
of the Board Candidates for nominated Directors be may by member groups or by three individual members by submitting with -this the forms enclosed newsletter.
HANDSPIRITS
ACC Directors a two serve year term and should be prepared each to comrnit one - Saturday month for Meetings , Board as well as - time special for projects. There is no remuneration for these the positions , but Council does reimburse travel 1 ing
expenses, acknowledging province— wide representation a as fundamental concern. The Board is actively participating in Board Training Seminars which offer all Directors an excellent opportuni ty to
FINAL SELECTION MADE FOR
Notes from the
EXHIBITION CO-ORDINATOR The
final
HANDSPIRITS place at the May of
jurying
for
exhibition NICKLE ARTS
4, 1985. The international
the
took MUSEUM
jurors , all reputation ,
were LUKE LINDOE of Peachland, of St. LYNCH B.C., COLLEEN John s Newfoundland, and DONALD MCKINLEY of Mississauga, Ontario . by jurying the first For the jurors were slides only task monumental with a faced of slides reviewing the of submitted 600 0b iects over
by 202 entrants . Almost 1 ,200 slides were viewed , discussed , and voted on in two very long days in mid—April .
HANDSPIRITS is an reflecting a blend of
exhibition traditional from all over Alberta. Fi berworks metals , ceramics wood , glass and mixed media are ali represented in this exhibition of fine craft . Catch our next issue when we wi 11 publish the names of the exhibitors and the prize winners ! Until then , do contact the main office if you would like to be a HANDSPIRITS VOLUNTEER
The second jurying bro%ght forward 135 beautiful artworks from 114 craftspeople from all over Alberta. Traditionally inspired as well as contemporary works were equally represented in all media categories .
Before the works be seen by the jurors,could however, the outstanding registration and packing comrnittee assembled by BILL MORTON designed and produced a registration system that recorded condition reports for each object , assigned registration numbers and noted insurance values and modes of return shipping for each object.
They
and gain some experience mounting ma jor travel ling craft exhibition.
carefully
unpacked, regi stered , assembled , hung or di splayed , and every of
not
object
their
one
broken !
success
object
The
was
was
measure
lost
commi ttee ,
the competent BILL MORTON , of JOAN CAPLAN , MARGARET BEST, NNE SEVERSON ,
direction
that
or
The
under
compri
MARGARET
FLO
ACC OFFICE S.T.E.P. POSITION
repacked
The
Alberta
Crafts
Counci
requires staff for the following1
of
posi tion :
sed
KING ,
DELILLC ,
VOLUNTEER CO-ORDINATOR
C IBSON.
Reporting to the Administrative Manager, the Volunteer ordinator will recruit , train and support volunteers who work with the council on special
This team worked tirelessly for over week on this critical component of HANDSPIRITS for a combined total of 184 person—hours" !
pro jects .
MANY THANKS to each of these hard workers from the entire Crafts Council , and especially the crafts people whose work was so lovingly handled.
The I successful applicant will possess (and enhance ) his or her interpersonal and organizational management skills
The jurors worked for an entire day viewing the crafts , casting ballots , and generally doing
This is a temporary surnmer position and is supported by a grant from the provincial government .
that thankless task of selecting so few objects from so many that are so deserving That s clearly the dilennna of every
Applications:
juror. At the end of the day they had selected those objects which will travel throughout this province . Cornmenting on the high quality of the submissions , the jurors selected 53 works by 47 crafts people to be exhibited in HANDSPIRITS.
Beverley Glover Administrative Manager #509 10136 - 100 St. Edmonton, Alberta T5J OPI ( 403/428-1654
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)
COUNCIL CONTACTS
Don Doherty Stony Plain
PRESIDENT
Paula Gustafson
ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER
Camrose
672-1997
Beverley Glover
VICE-PRESIDENT
Edmonton Office #509 10136— 100 St. Edmonton, AB T5J OPI
Bonnie Murdoch Calgary
246-6674
(403/428-1654)
SECRETARY
Bobbi Hoffman Stony Plain
AREA REPRESENTATIVES
TREASURER
Pat Campbell High Level
963-3042
Karen Cantine
926-3059
Edmonton
Celeste Pryde
452-5615
Peace River
332-2233
DIRECTORS
Jan Slaughter Fort McMurray
Leni Balaban
791-6881
Edmonton
471-5082
Shannon Read
Margaret Best
Red Deer
Calgary
252-7196 Sarabeth Carnat Calgary
HANDSPIRITS EXHIBITION CO-ORDINATOR
251-2437 Tony Mandamin
Carol Sheehan
Edmonton
823
483-6053
— 15 Street N.W. Calgary, AB
T2N 2B3
Ian Medland
(403/270-2295)
Edmonton
432-1109
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PROXY FORM PROXIES Alberta Crafts Counc.i.l bylaw 7.10 At any meeting of members a proxy duly and sufficiently appointed by a member shall be entitled to exercise, subj ect to any restricti.ons expressed in the instrument appointing him, the same voting rights that the member appoi.nting him would be entitled to exercise if present at the meeting. A proxy must be a member. An instrument appointing a proxy shall be in writing and .shallbe acted on only if,-prior to the time of voting, it is deposited with the secretary of the Corporation or of the meeting or as may be directed in the notice calling the meeting M embers may vote by ma.ilballot to decide any issue in respect of which they are entitled to vote. I hereby appoint (a member in good standing) to vote on my behalf at the Alberta Crafts Council Annual General Meeting on June 8, 1985.
(signature of member)
(date proxy signed)
The Proxy Form must be received by the Alberta Crafts Council Administrative
Manager
at :
ALBERTA CRAFTS COUNCIL
#509, 10136 - 100 Street Edmonton, Alberta T5J OPI
DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF PROXIES IS:
9:00 a.m. - JUNE 8, 1985
THE 1985 BRONFMAN
NOMINATION
%aümv-
unfamilia r we suggest
Crafts Council announce the of BILL MORTON , nomination in 1iving artist textile a prestigious the for Calgary , Bill Award. Bronfman annual selected not only because was achievements , and work his of his of because also but to contribution important in craft of development the
The is the
Alberta
to
pleased
of
province
the
HEALTH HAZARDS and the
VISUAL ARTS
Al berta .
presentation slide/ tape educators for and reference manual hazards health of subject on the is crafts and arts the in teaching to offered being now Uni ted the in institutions ted Uni the and Canada States ,
from the Alberta Bill graduated College of Art with an honours f rom sculpture , in diploma where he went on to work for Art an as Cul ture Alberta Consul tant for many exhibitions in was It Alberta. touring that tant consul as role his in to Japan went first beginning the marked This 1968. the with involvement his of the language , Japanese cul ture arts . applied and customs
Kingdom.
Crafts Produced by the Ontario presentation the Council , and slides 80 of consists printed A . cassette audio an copy of the narration is supplied in a loose—leaf binder accompanied of Appendix extensive an by scope The . pages 160 over Appendix this of detail and mo st the of one it make audio—visual comprehensive kind its of presentations on the subject of health hazards in the arts and crafts industry .
was so strong Bill s interest an became he 1972 in that Isa, Kunio under apprentice in Kyoto . During a master—dyer apprenticeship , el even—year his had - many one—man shows Bill numerous participated _ in and of All exhibi tions . group admirably were shows these c omni s sions wi th successful , efforts . hi s of reward the roots his never - forgot Bill in Al berta , however , returning
frequently workshops of
Art
to
at
where
hold Alberta
he
now
Vi sual the and Hazards Health purc ase or Ls aval a e rts insti tutions , educati onal b¯ and arts and crafts organizations plus (Canadian ) $125.00 for
summer College
that have in shows Calgary .
for
they together stunning designs
and
those
of
handling ,
$135.00.
be
More
obtained
M5T IG5 (416/977-3551)
This program is also available for Cul ture Al berta through Interested viewing : group contact to asked are members Council Crafts Alberta the
office.
Government Public Works Department For
and
346 Dundas St. West Toronto, Ontario
been seen at fashion in and City Mexico
Air.
of
Ted Rickard Ontario Crafts Council
collections of the Al berta in He has also Art Foundation. been cormnissioned by the Alberta CP
total
a
can information by contacting :
Morton Bill artist Works by to be found in private are Japan, Canada collections in and States and the United
e
shipping
$10.00
teaches .
have successes recent Bill's been in the world of fashion. well with teamed—up He has known Calgary coutourier Charles
and Thompson have produced
work ,
his
wi th
that you look for on wall hanging "Peony" , a part a is which Thai—silk exhibition. Handspirits of our
vou
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NOMINATION FORM CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS Alberta Crafts Council bylaw 4.04 under Section 3.01 Directors shall be nominated by any three (3) members qualified Cregular organizations) (individuals) OR one (1) member qualified under Section 3.03 so elected shall and shall be elected by all members entitled to vote. The Directors members. the of hold office until the second following annual meeting
We (The)
(nanes of three individual members OR one regular organization) hereby
nominate (s)
of (nominee's complete address including postal code)
(telephone nvmber) for the position of Director of the Alberta Crafts Council, for a two year term
commencing June 8, 1985.
(signatures of three individua.l nominators OR signature of officer of nominating regular organization)
hereby agree to stand for election to the Alberta Crafts Council Board of Directors and to serve if elected.
(signature of nominee)
The nomination fom
must be received by the Alberta Crafts Council office at: ALBERTA CRAFTS COUNCIL
#509, 10136 - 100 Street Edmonton, A.lberta T5J OPI DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF NOMINATIONS
IS:
NOON - MAY 31,
1985
A curriculum vitae and stat.emenm offintent by the nominee must accompany this form.
WEARABLE ART COMING OUT OF THE CLOSET Dancey Chris lec Cures two
fall, This be giving
will for
Alberta Culture entitled "'Wearable Art :
Watercolors by Mary Masters
out
Coming
of
the Closet"
art wearable of creators All are invited to submit a résumé , of particulars and slides their
by
work ,
to:
Stoneware and Porclain
by Lucille Baster
Chris Dancey
2nd Fl., 1603 Centre
Heritage The Multicultural you invite Centre wi shes to of an to attend the opening work recent of exhibi tion Lucille and Masters Mary by Baster. open will exhi bi tion at p.m. 1—3 from 5
The May
on the
St. N.
Calgary, Alberta T2E 2S2
DREAM ALTERS... ALTERED STATES Works
on
and
of
paper
Multicultural Heritage Centre
JANE PAWSON
Stony Plain, AB
May I — May 26, 1985
5911 - 51 Street
exhibition The May 26, 1985.
will
until
run
15 ,
September
by :
Opening :
May 3, 8:00 p.m. Latitude 53 Gallery 10920 - 88 Avenue
Edmonton
EXHIBITION "FOUR APPROACHES TO FIBRE"
You to
are attend
invited cordially Approaches "Four
to Fibre" , to be held:
ESKIMO DOLLS
at
State the Alaska Produced by Council on the Arts, the exhibit includes 40 dolls representing
St. Albert Place
done today by Eskimo dollmakers .
PROFILES GALLERY
The by
June 26 - July 24, 1985
(Opening:
four The will be:
some
8 — 10 p.m.)
exhibit#ng
Rosa Taylor Jenny Woods Flo Dutka Jane Bal ley
artists
of
the
finest
work
being
circulated is exhibi tion of Resources Visual Arts the University of Oregon Museum of Art, and will take place: April 23 — June 23, 1985 at The Provincial Museum of Alberta
12845—102 Avenue Edmonton, AB T5N OM6
(403/427-1730)
CALL FOR ENTRY
FESTIVAL
UKRANIAN VILLAGE Al berta Cul ture , Historic Si tes will be holding a Fall Festival at the Ukranian Cul tural Village , September 8, 1985. Rain Date September 15 .
The 50
RESIDENTIAL FURNITURE DESIGN exhibition The in the Fall of
Ukranian Village is located km east of Edmonton on
Hi ghway
16 .
invi ted
to
in this event
will be held 1985 in Toronto.
Submission Requirements : Original
of
designs
furni ture manufactured year.
Interested craftspeople involved in traditional crafts such as weaving , wool carding , spinning , embroidery , straw weaving , woodworking or any other harvest related craft are
FOR
CANADIAN COMPETITION
designed within
Design submissions photographed at the
or
finished
Entries must by July 1, 1985.
participate
For more information, please call:
The all
Wendy McGee She would be happy to discuss how crafts people could become involved in this or other special events throughout the province .
last
mus t
be
is
open
to
.
For entry forms and competi tion brief
(427-2022)
and / or
the
prototype product stage . be submi t ted
competi tion Canadians
residental
a detailed contact :
VIRTU 749 Queen St. West 2nd Floor Toronto , Ontario M5J IGI
QUILTERS !
FARMERS' DAY CRAFTS FAIR AND CONCERT
Henry Hawthorn , architect , is the designer of the FOLKLIFE PAVILION at Vancouver' s EXPO '86. The Pavilion requires 6 quilts, each from a different region of Canada to include in its decor. These quilts will be hung in one of the theatres in the Folklife Iarea , and will serve as acoustic absorbers
sell your crafts at the Multicultural Heritage Centre Farmers Day , June 8—9 , 1985.' The only cost to you will be a space rental fee of $7 .00 per person , $15.00 per or $20.00 for businessgroupor, conmercial groups for both Saturday and Sunday .
.
you submi tting
contact :
are for
interested in inclusion ,
Susanne Poohkay
Applications be made to
; c_..vt
c/o Henry Hawthorn Architect
1,
1985.
for space the Centre by
must June
126 West Pender St. Vancouver , BC
Contact
V6B ITI
:
Multicultural Heritage Centre Box 908 Stony Plain, AB ( 963-2777)
(Attention: Quilts) Please include a résumé , photo of quilts , and/or design sketch and cost estimate.
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CANADIAN CRAFTS
distributed be will Copies Touri sm Government Alberta by Visual
INFORMATION NETWORK
Centre s - and
Information
Arts .
The Canadian Crafts —along with regional
is
implementing
Crafts
the
Information
Counc i 1 Councils—
from all have access
people
date of
the
your
Canadian Network.
Each regional office be linked by computer : will
Submi tt
offices
and
Councils
linked able be
to to
- 103 St. Edmonton , AB T5J OX6 (403/427-2031)
10158
the CCC.
Crafts the
-system
respond
will
more
effectively
to
inquiries by members and other and organizations interested government agencies . The network advantage of be will al so to crafts people in providing information important timely , to councils.
STUDIO AND RETAIL SPACE IN THE ROCKIES become An opportunity exists to Studios involved with Touchstone in now Gallery, and Canmore , in year
Council Crafts Al berta The of informed you keep will development . system' s the it how consider Meanwhil e , would We you. for work can useful your in interested be
ATTENTION ARTISTS AND CRAFTSMEN!
to like would Arts Visual Arts Visual you. from hear of directory a compiling is artists and craftspeople operating studio/ sales outlets combination studios their open or who
arts
festival
showcasing
crafts .
The time is right. CONTACT :
to the public.
Touchstone Studios and Gallery Box 909
The directory will be a special the into suppl ement inserted and Guide to Art Galleries be
) .
has Canmore Calgary . from wi th, involvement demonstrated and support of the arts through the years . It is already feeling Winter XV the of advent the Olympics which will - take place an it with bring and here
IF NOT...
Outlets
gas ,
and I Gallery Studios Touchstone in Canmore , street is on main located 4, 000 of town a AB, 100 km and from Banff 20 km
hoard a from suffer you Do down beating customers of you prepared Are your door? for the consequence of a "high Canada Revenue Is profile"? auditing your lucrative business?
Craft
space water,
shared area sales and Display and (clay Bloom Tony with bronze) , Michael Vincent (graphic (fine artist) , and Philip Janz
comments your forward office . Thank Edmonton
woodworking
will
12th its Al berta .
ft. sq. 300 Separate with rent, reasonable at natural electricity , sunslight. of and lots
ideas .
Please to our you.
concerning co : 30
June
Alberta Culture Visual Arts 3rd Floor, Beaver House
over Canada to up—to— any from
regional
business
by
Barbara Johnston
will Crafts
information
information
in
updated
Alberta
Canmore, Alberta (403/678-4151)
and
annually .
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ATTENTION INSTRUMENT MAKERS Al berta
Arts
Visual
Culture ,
is investigating the possibility
of an works
of exhibi t ion by instrument
original makers .
Individuals in Alberta 1iving who would be interested in participating in this exhibition should contact :
John Mount Alberta Culture, Visual Arts 3rd Floor, Beaver House
just si tuated are studios Banff the from walk short a are and campus , main Centre 24 hours artists to available include Accormnodations day . a
Edmonton , AB T5J OX6
Actual
living
are
Lloyd
in
6th
CRAFT SALE
Mani toba
Sale
is
be
held :
Nov. 27 — Dec. 1, 1985
at The Winnipeg Convention Centre Winnipeg, Manitoba For
or
Application
Contact
arrangements including
Hall ,
service .
housekeeping
Applicants
Chri stmas
to
furni shings .
single rooms, bath and private one at are Meals balcony . of the centre s three dining
and
Craft
bathrooms
,
comfortable
you pay what Rent is on a can t basis. Artists are expected to cover a percentage of the providing in Centre s costs space studio room board , and
(403/427-2031)
The
ki t chens
Limi ted
and
lunches takeout wi th rooms , 1aund ry and Maid available . available . also is service
10158 - 103Street
CHRISTMAS
Colony
Artist
Leighton
The
are
selected
by
a panel of the School of Fine every Arts faculty which meets three months to review applicants . The next meeting will be June ,
1985. For applications, contact: The Registrar Leighton Artist Colony
information :
The Banff Centre
Banff, Alberta
:
TOL OCO
Ron Mark Western Works
#500 — 338 Broadway Winnipeg,
Mani toba
CCC NEWS
(204/942-8580)
CCC 1985 ANNUAL MEETING
LEIGHTON ARTIST COLONY
The
Leighton
Artist
Colony
in Banff has two studios designed studios arts . These for visual
are
available
Each
studio
for
residency
for a maximum of three months with the given year , in a studios six booked at , least months in advance . is
designed
to
allow maximum but privacy , with a private view. The studios have ample wall with space skylights and track lighting .
Nova
Scotia
will
host
Designer
the
Craftsmen
CCC' s 1985
Annual
Meeting in Halifax, September 24 29, 1985. An interesting program of workshops , seminars and I tours has been planned The CCC Board will meet on September 26 and 27. For further information contact :
Nova Scotia Designer Craftsmen P.O. Box 3355 (South) Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3J 3J1
( 902/423-3837
)
EXPO '86 FOLK LIFE FESTIVAL
IDEA
The Expo 86 Folk Life Festival wants people skilled in crafts and domesti c skills for a
INSTITUTE
display Funds
as
part
and
be provided .
of
for
DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION
Expo
facilities
through the
wi 11
ARTS.
Interested? Development for The ,Institute Arts the through Education like to hear from vfirst would crafts generation second or
Contact : Ellen Moffat Researcher
Asia , Africa , from people the Caribbean and Latin America who live in Canada, and Canadian
Vancouver Folk Music Festival 3271 Main Street Vancouver, B.C. V5V 3M6
crafts people knowledge of
conduct to is intent IDEA 's art t'and Link that programs craft with Third World cul tures projects environment ' study for across schools elementary in to: wri te Please Canada
THE SAFER ARTS The latest set of j'The Safer posters are now available Arts from : French and English in
Angela Marcus
Program Co—ordinator IDEA 431 'Gilmour Street Ottawa, Ontario K2P OR5
Public Affairs Directorate Health and Welfare Canada 5th Floor, Brooke Claxton Bldg . Ottawa, Ontario KIA OK9 Including :
of Communications , The Minister Masse , Marcel Honourable the has approved a grant of $114 ,500 to the Canadian Crafts Council in support of a major national crafts international and conference to be held in Vancouver 1986 during Expo August , in
Photography Dyes and Fibres Pottery and Ceramics Jewellery Holloware Enamelling posters these of Production is part of the on—going work
of the Ad Hoc Advisory Commi ttee to Health and Welfare on Health Crafts . and Arts in Hazards The CCC and CARFAC are represented on this cormnittee .
'86.
This
grant
under
the
Communcations of
be to as
ST. ALBERT FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS
are
now
86
CONFERENCE
Painting and Printmaking
Applications
who have firsthand World. the Third
Cul tural
5th June Sale. Crafts and application For information forms, please contact:
been
Ini tiatives .
as
available,
a for accepted and 9 th Arts
86 Conference P.O. Box 4412
Jean Bailey
Vancouver, B.C.
V6B 3Z8
(Bus:426-5175)
(Home: 458-1716)
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awarded
of Department Program Special To
list placed on the mailing details •conference receive
soon write to:
being
has
please
SERIES '85
THE ART OF 'SMOCKING'
English
is
Smocking
increasing ,
fourteen
is
Interest
"come—back" .
and
group
a
of
Series
Calgary
from
women
RED DEER COLLEGE
making art
rural the surrounding together areas have gotten of to form local chapter a and
SAGA
(Smocking
bi—monthly
The
in
world ,
May
mini
homes .
various
meeting
features
demons trations ,
but
two also
incorporates a time for problem solving and sharing new ideas, as well as a short business meeting.
the
Several
Guild
have
for a number three of the
attending
the
Convention
at
at
new
the
end
of years , executives
and are
Regional
Tocoma , Washington
of
wi th
their return. The to
of
smocking
SAGA
June
.knowledge
share
members
taught
which the
to
acquire
they
Guild
can
upon
the Guild is standard high
workmanship and of quality appreciation the further to of the smocking arts and other through handwork associated The
Guild
hopes
necessary are Prerequisites for only a few courses : Many for intended are courses beginners . available residences
are
Accommodation
in the new townhouse at Red Deer College.
at
least 2
a
weeks
must prior
to
For
course
schedule
and
to
is
Pre—enrollment
pre—register contact:
Andrea Stickney Program Co—ordinator
Red Deer College
begin
to
Lei thead
Guild'
the
,
Box 5005 Red Deer, Alberta
Canada Western in smocking hi storical collecting is and information regarding smocking. that along with is hoped It some
pieces
ac tual
can
any forward Please historical smockers , relevant and /or to:
be
Marion Lei thead
Box 1227 Okatoks , AB TOL ITO
old
found .
of names "tidbits" , information
Prairie Textures
T4N 5H5
REMEMBER THE GOOD OLD DAYS?
s
keen a has al so President , of hi story the in interest
smocked
,
will class
in all.
cornmunication.
and
also
information ,
Pottery
Arts ,
Design and Thi rty—eight
Photography taught . be
fall. the in newsletter a in the Gui Id interested Anyone activities its of any and ''Prairie is invi ted to contact Textures" . Marion
Fibre
,
Making ,
Jewell ery
Glassblowing , Sculpture
College .
Deer
Red
and
Culture
the start of classes.
purpose of "establish a
education
by
Al berta , the throughout and Alberta by sponsored
Canada
Their chapter "Prairie Textures" y encompasses the shole prairies area and meeting are scheduled
intensive
taught
from
professionals
America ) .
of
Arts
an
is
'85
surnrner school
The is
Ukranian
seeking participate
Cultural Village to volunteers
old good in a fashioned feather and quilting (Rain September 8 , 1985. bee Date — September 30)
in part taken you have If "K1aka" Ukranian a traditional like would and "Tolaka" or to re—live the pioneer experience to to learn like would or . kovdry or pyryny make Contact :
Wendy McGee
421- 7065 (Edmonton residents ) 662- 3640 (all other centers )
CANADIAN CRAFT CONFERENCE
SURFACING... WELCOMES TEXTILES
.Perceptions, ..Practicalities... ...Possibilities...
A presentation of the British Columbia Crafts Council . Organized Dyers by Textile Surfacing Association Printers and the of Ontario.
From the practical to the barely imaginable , you well experience an event tha t could well be the coming of the age of professionalism for the craft corrmunity of
To be held:
Nov.1 - 3,1985
Canada.
Harbourfront, Toronto, Ontario
Changing Public Perceptions
include : will conference The films workshops , Hands—on show , fashion slides , and training centre , information in computerized design.
Codes of Ethics The Professional as Advocate The Changing Social Condition Potential for New Opportunities Taxes and Tariffs
Creating the Future
FEE :
These are stimulating
the few of but a topics to be addressed by dynamic speakers from inside ty. and outside the craft cornrnuni
Non—member: $90 .00 Non—member for a day : $45.00 Inquiries :
Carol Outram
The Time : August 14 - 19, 1986 The Place: University of British Columbia
Project Co—ordinator
Campus ,
( 690-2510)
Vancouver, B.C. The Sponsor : The Canadian Crafts
or SURFACING
Counci L
Box 6828, Station A Toronto , Ontario
M5W IX6 be '- received must Applications September - 23 , Monday , before
HAYSTACK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL OF CRAFT
1985.
gather to proposes Haystack crafts experienced of a group Main isle, Deer on people session three—week for a special media ,
toj individual
building collaboration
an
an
June 30 — July
intensive peers among internationally include : Fibers , Wood .
being
5, 1985
Spinning , Quilting,
offered.
Mary include : Instructors Alderman , Sharon Andrews , Elaine Gwynne and Trudie Lovegrove
Brochures with program particulars are available at the ACC Edmonton office . +509
10136
FIBRE
Drafting , Sewing , and Designing Shirt—Making , Basketry are some of the courses Weaving ,
Kni t ting ,
facul ty.
will Ins truction Clay , Blacksmi thing , and Paper Metals ,
presents
College Olds WEEK '85:
inter—disciplinary
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