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Prairie Stained Glass Workshop
Clay Sculpture Whimsy with Jordon
Mon Sept 24 to Oct 16 Clay Sculpture with Jordan Van Sewell $150.00 plus GST
On Jordan's website www.jordanvansewell.com he says "The really great thing about being an artist is that you're never out of a job! I've been making this stuff for 25 years and it's never been anything but fun and profit. These images come from my head. A lot of the ideas began with my only real job to date- that of a brakeman on freight trains sitting in the cupola of a caboose. Elements of my sculpture come from an idea, maybe a misconception, that the world was an easier, friendlier place. I've interpreted this into the visions, figures, robots, lizards, dogs, the seemingly brain challenged human characters and the period cars, trucks, motorcycles and situations they find themselves in."
Participants in this class will use their personal iconography to make clay sculpture. Course highlights will range from glazing methods and an emphasis on techniques for hand building, while recognizing both historic and contemporary references. Students should have previous experience working with clay. 6:30 to 9:30 PM
For further information please call Prairie Stained glass and School of Craft 783-1117 or register online at www.prairistainedglass.mb.ca
Clay Sculpture Whimsy with Jordon
Mon Sept 24 to Oct 16 Clay Sculpture with Jordan Van Sewell $150.00 plus GST
On Jordan's website www.jordanvansewell.com he says "The really great thing about being an artist is that you're never out of a job! I've been making this stuff for 25 years and it's never been anything but fun and profit. These images come from my head. A lot of the ideas began with my only real job to date- that of a brakeman on freight trains sitting in the cupola of a caboose. Elements of my sculpture come from an idea, maybe a misconception, that the world was an easier, friendlier place. I've interpreted this into the visions, figures, robots, lizards, dogs, the seemingly brain challenged human characters and the period cars, trucks, motorcycles and situations they find themselves in."
Participants in this class will use their personal iconography to make clay sculpture. Course highlights will range from glazing methods and an emphasis on techniques for hand building, while recognizing both historic and contemporary references. Students should have previous experience working with clay. 6:30 to 9:30 PM
For further information please call Prairie Stained glass and School of Craft 783-1117 or register online at www.prairistainedglass.mb.ca
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Invitation for Christmas Craft Sale
Saturday, November 17, 2007
10:00am – 4:00pm
We would like to invite you to our Annual Christmas Craft Sale & Happening. Please ensure your craft is able to fall into the following criteria of “Make it”, Bake it” or Grow it”. Each table is $20.00. We are trying to keep the historical content in our sale. Please indicate which of the following categories your craft fit would into?
· Handcraft work (Knit, Crochet, or Embroidery)
· Woodwork
· Metal
· Collectibles
· Jewelry
· Artwork (Oils, Watercolors, Pen & Ink, Pastels, Other media)
· Christmas Ornaments
· Baking
· Jams & Jellies
· Soaps and Scents
· Miscellaneous
Could you please fill in the application below and either e-mail it to sharon.LFGVA@mts.net or mail it to LFGVA, P.O. Box 394, Selkirk, Manitoba, R1A 2B3. Should you have any questions you can contact Sharon @ (204) 257-7674 between 5:00 – 8:00pm
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Name________________________________________________________
Mailing Address: Street_________________________________________
City__________________________________________
Postal Code___________________________________
E-mail Address________________________________
Phone Daytime__________________ Evenings_____________________
Craft Category (see list above) ___________________________________
Don’t forget we need your cheque to ensure consideration for your table.
Saturday, November 17, 2007
10:00am – 4:00pm
We would like to invite you to our Annual Christmas Craft Sale & Happening. Please ensure your craft is able to fall into the following criteria of “Make it”, Bake it” or Grow it”. Each table is $20.00. We are trying to keep the historical content in our sale. Please indicate which of the following categories your craft fit would into?
· Handcraft work (Knit, Crochet, or Embroidery)
· Woodwork
· Metal
· Collectibles
· Jewelry
· Artwork (Oils, Watercolors, Pen & Ink, Pastels, Other media)
· Christmas Ornaments
· Baking
· Jams & Jellies
· Soaps and Scents
· Miscellaneous
Could you please fill in the application below and either e-mail it to sharon.LFGVA@mts.net or mail it to LFGVA, P.O. Box 394, Selkirk, Manitoba, R1A 2B3. Should you have any questions you can contact Sharon @ (204) 257-7674 between 5:00 – 8:00pm
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Name________________________________________________________
Mailing Address: Street_________________________________________
City__________________________________________
Postal Code___________________________________
E-mail Address________________________________
Phone Daytime__________________ Evenings_____________________
Craft Category (see list above) ___________________________________
Don’t forget we need your cheque to ensure consideration for your table.
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STUDIO SALE
Art Books
Design & Fashion Books & Magazines
Art & Craft Supplies , Fabrics, Mannequins
Collectables, Household items ,Fine China ,
Houseplants , etc., etc .
Friday , September 28 ..... 4:00 - 8:00 pm.
Saturday , September 29 ..... 9:00 am.- 4:00 pm.
235 Borebank St.
( River Heights, 1/2 block south of Academy Road)
Winnipeg
Art Books
Design & Fashion Books & Magazines
Art & Craft Supplies , Fabrics, Mannequins
Collectables, Household items ,Fine China ,
Houseplants , etc., etc .
Friday , September 28 ..... 4:00 - 8:00 pm.
Saturday , September 29 ..... 9:00 am.- 4:00 pm.
235 Borebank St.
( River Heights, 1/2 block south of Academy Road)
Winnipeg
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Winnipeg Folk Festival
– Call for craftspeople
Winnipeg Folk Festival Music Store Winter Craft Sales
We will be hosting craft sales again this holiday season. The sales are small, only 7 spots available each week!Please contact us as soon as possible if you are interested in participating. Remember to include:
Your name and phone#
The type of craft you make
If you have not participated before, please include a website or photo
Preferred date(s)Sales will take place Saturdays in the “Folk Exchange” 103-211 Bannatyne Ave, 11am-5pm
Your name and phone#
The type of craft you make
If you have not participated before, please include a website or photo
Preferred date(s)Sales will take place Saturdays in the “Folk Exchange” 103-211 Bannatyne Ave, 11am-5pm
November 17 November 24 December 1 December 8 December 15
How the sales work:
We will look for a diversity of mediums and artists each week.
The Festival provides tables and chairs.
Table size is 2.5’x5’ (two 30” square tables put together)
There is some room for additional fixtures (shelves etc)
Set up will be from 9-11am
Vendor or representative must stay at or near their tables during open hoursSales Process
There is no fee to participate, but the Folk Festival Music Store charges a 15% commission on all sales.
Vendors will complete and sign a sales agreement reflecting this prior to sale.
All sales will be processed through the Winnipeg Folk Festival Music Store sales system, which includes credit card and interac service.
An itemized receipt will be generated for each sale, copies will be provided for vendor records.
Vendors will be issued a sales report at the end of the day showing all sales of their product.
Cheques will be issued the following week.
Folk Festival Music Store and Winnipeg Folk Festival not responsible for stolen or damaged items. We will be promoting these sales on our website, email lists, postering, and press releases.
Please contact me if you have any questions!Hope to hear from you soon,
We will look for a diversity of mediums and artists each week.
The Festival provides tables and chairs.
Table size is 2.5’x5’ (two 30” square tables put together)
There is some room for additional fixtures (shelves etc)
Set up will be from 9-11am
Vendor or representative must stay at or near their tables during open hoursSales Process
There is no fee to participate, but the Folk Festival Music Store charges a 15% commission on all sales.
Vendors will complete and sign a sales agreement reflecting this prior to sale.
All sales will be processed through the Winnipeg Folk Festival Music Store sales system, which includes credit card and interac service.
An itemized receipt will be generated for each sale, copies will be provided for vendor records.
Vendors will be issued a sales report at the end of the day showing all sales of their product.
Cheques will be issued the following week.
Folk Festival Music Store and Winnipeg Folk Festival not responsible for stolen or damaged items. We will be promoting these sales on our website, email lists, postering, and press releases.
Please contact me if you have any questions!Hope to hear from you soon,
Arwen Helene
Production Manager
The Winnipeg Folk Festival
203-211 Bannatyne Ave Winnipeg MB R3B 3P2
204-231-0096 ext233
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Wayne Arthur Gallery Concert
Just a reminder of the approaching concert with Karyn Ellis.
Karyn Ellis’ music is “twangy…cool and difficult to classify”. It maps out the bittersweet trajectories of relationships with a distinctively sweet voice, unique guitar style and gentle sense of humour. Her folk-based pop songs are beautiful and sad, uplifting and quirky, and Karyn “can envelop you in the warmth of that voice and break your heart at the same time.” She will be accompanied by Brian Kobayakawa on double base.
http://www.karynellis.com/
We still have a few seats open, so if any of you are still trying to make up your minds - give us a call.
When: Tuesday, September 25 at 8:00 p.m.
Where: Wayne Arthur Gallery
186 Provencher Blvd
Admission is $15.00 with all of the money going to the performers. Attendance is limited to a maximum of 25 people. To reserve a spot, contact us:
Bev & Robert 477-5249 bemorton@mts.net
We will provide coffee and tea and some snacks. Feel free to bring a small snack or some munchies to share.
Just a reminder of the approaching concert with Karyn Ellis.
Karyn Ellis’ music is “twangy…cool and difficult to classify”. It maps out the bittersweet trajectories of relationships with a distinctively sweet voice, unique guitar style and gentle sense of humour. Her folk-based pop songs are beautiful and sad, uplifting and quirky, and Karyn “can envelop you in the warmth of that voice and break your heart at the same time.” She will be accompanied by Brian Kobayakawa on double base.
http://www.karynellis.com/
We still have a few seats open, so if any of you are still trying to make up your minds - give us a call.
When: Tuesday, September 25 at 8:00 p.m.
Where: Wayne Arthur Gallery
186 Provencher Blvd
Admission is $15.00 with all of the money going to the performers. Attendance is limited to a maximum of 25 people. To reserve a spot, contact us:
Bev & Robert 477-5249 bemorton@mts.net
We will provide coffee and tea and some snacks. Feel free to bring a small snack or some munchies to share.
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