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CRAFTS C O U N C I L

NOUEMBER '98

ANNOUNCEMENTS Letter To The Editor Re:

Crafts Council of Ireland Outreach

Bulletin No. 1

Op

I wish to forward a complaint with regards

^ess

to the above mentioned document. In this document, I was angered to read the inclu­ sion of the following: "Knitwear designer Edmund McNulty is enthusiastic

The advantage of oper­

ating in a bustling craft environment as

to quote from published sources without

opposed to a lonely studio are obvious; "I

requesting permission from the "quotee"

don't think I would be as enthusiastic if I

where there was no change in context for

had a workshop on my own up the side of a

the quote. The article in the Dundalk Argos

mountain in Donegal," he says.

referred to activities in Louth arising out of

The Craft Movement Programme of

CCol regional projects, and as our Bulletin

Events - 1999

The above underlined statement is a mis­ quote and has been taken entirely out of context.

This text appeared in a local

Dundalk newspaper last April but was in fact a mis-interpretation of information given at the time. It has annoyed me greatly that this has been

dealt with CCol Outreach projects, Roisin

The Craft Movement is now accepting appli­

obviously felt that there was no contextual

cations from designer/makers and artists for

difference.

exhibition space at Events in 1999. An inde­

Also, CCol is not aware that

you challenged the newspaper for the origi­

pendent

nal quotation, and so we acted in good faith

Regional Arts Boards, will undertake the

recommended

by

the

selection procedure at the end of October and

With best wishes,

all applicants will be notified with the results shortly afterwards. For further information

Leslie Reed.

ther sought nor granted to have this printed

and application pack, contact The Craft

EXHIBITIONS/

in the Crafts Council 'Outreach' document. This has caused considerable upset to me

panel,

by reproducing it.

used now by the Crafts Council of Ireland in their promotion. My permission was nei­

Fax. 0044-171-8863101.

COMPETITIONS

Movement on 01373 813333.

Meath County Crafts - Designs from the

Maison & Objet (Paris), 15 - 19 January

Boyne Valley

1999.

Meath Tourism Ltd has set up a new craft

This is an exhibition of Tableware, Interior

shop in the Visitors' Centre in Trim, Co

Decoration, Home Textiles, Ailleurs et

Meath. The shop shows the work of craft

Furthermore, I require that my full consent

Authentique and Objects & Gifts. For infor­

makers from the seven counties in the Boyne

be obtained prior to the printing of any

mation contact the Show Manager, Etienne

Valley:

future promotional literature, involving

Cochet, at Maison & Objet, 4 Passage

Westmeath, Louth, North Offaly and Kildare.

'Edmund McNulty Knitwear' whether writ­

Roux, 75017 Paris, France.

Meath County Crafts is committed to giving

ten or photographic by the Crafts Council of

4429 0200, Fax. 0033-1-4429 0201.

and to my Donegal connections. I request a full retraction in the next 'Stoppress' issue and 'Outreach' bulletin.

Ireland or Contemporary Crafts on the Border. Sincerely,

Tel. 0033-1-

Meath,

Longford,

Cavan,

its customers both local and foreign, beauti­ fully crafted pieces of the highest quality.

Import Shop Berlin 99 26-31 March,

The shop is also very supportive of the local

1999, Berlin, Germany.

crafts industry and any one from the locality

Import Shop Berlin continues to go from

who may be interested in Meath County

Edmund McNulty.

strength to strength and provides the ideal

Crafts is welcome to contact the Manager at

Reply:

forum for small and medium sized retailers

Mill Street, Trim.

of a vast range of products. This annual

046-38053.

event allows both trade and public visitors

Sunday all year round.

Dear Edmund, I asked Anne Kennedy, the Bulletin Editor,

to see the latest trends and designs for jew­

to look into your complaint that you believe

ellery, clothing and gifts from five conti­

a statement you made was taken out of con­

nents.

text when used in the CCol Bulletin. She discussed the situation with the' journalist who prepared the Bulletin article for us, who explained that it was common practice

Tel: 046-37227 or Fax:

The shop is open Tuesday to

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For further information contact Victoria Littlewood, Overseas Trade Show Agencies Ltd., 11 Manchester Square, London W1M 5AB, England.

Tel. 0044-171-8863000,

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