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Register Now for CommonGround 2007
New York
State
Conference
for Arts in Education
“AIE
3-D: The Arts in Three Dimensions”
March
28-30,
Rochester
Hyatt Regency
Hands-on workshops by expert practitioners, dynamic
keynote presentations, delightful
receptions, networking heaven:
how can you stand to miss it? You
can register for CommonGround at
our website in just
a few minutes. Take a look at the workshop schedule,
our line-up of keynotes, the
beautiful facilities at the Hyatt Regency, and get ready
for three days of inspiration.
There are special hotel rates at
the Hyatt for our conference-goers.
The deadline for the special rate
of $99 a night is March
1st, so don’t
delay!
March CNY Roundtable – Calling All Teaching Artists
The
next meeting of the CNY Arts Education
Roundtable will take place at The
Warehouse, 350 West Fayette
Street, on Thursday, March 22 from 5:00
– 7:00 pm. This gathering will be targeted to teaching artists as a
discussion about professional development opportunities, shared practices, news
from the field, and benefits and concerns. To help us prepare for the meeting,
please RSVP to
Georgia
at 234.9911 or by email if you would like to come.
Opportunities
Ceramics Class with Prof. David MacDonald
Community Folk Art Center, 805
East Genesee St., Syracuse
March 1st - April 5th, 2007
Contact: Rosalyn Trotman, ritrotma@syr.edu
A
beginner class with the internationally-renowned
ceramicist, this will be
a six-week class from 6:00 – 8:00
p.m. Do not delay, spaces are filling
up fast! Deadline Feb
23. See
the flyer.
Calls
for
Submissions
Cazenovia
College
Contact:
Jennifer Pepper,
Art
Gallery
Director jpepper@cazenovia.edu
22
Sullivan Street, Cazenovia, NY
13035
315-655-7138
Our
next slide review will be the second
week of March for the planning
of our 2007-2008 exhibition season for group
exhibitions in
our beautiful space. If you
have already shown in our exhibition
space, please wait four years prior
to resubmitting. We are also looking
for exterior public art works to show for the
duration of a year in our exciting
Sculpture Court area outside the
A+D Building. I am curating an
exhibition on the varied ideas surrounding SUSTAINABILITY.
Submissions
must be received no later than Wednesday,
February 28th, 2007
Send
visual documentation to my attention at
the address above, including:
20 slides and/or CD, DVD, VHS
Current (hardcopy) Exhibition Resume
Artist Statement and/or exhibition
statement – 100 word max.
Prior press and catalogues, if available
S.A.S.E. for supportive material
return
Check
out the gallery at: www.cazenovia.edu/art-gallery
Schweinfurth
Art
Center
The Schweinfurth is currently seeking
submissions for two shows: Made in NY 2007 & Quilts=Art=Quilts 2007.
Made
in NY 2007, June 30 - August 27, 2007. The
Art
Center
extends an exhibition opportunity
to artists residing in
New York
State
to showcase their work in a juried
exhibition in the summer of 2007. Two
and three-dimensional work will
be accepted including, but not
limited to, photography, sculpture,
ceramics, painting, drawing, fiber
and digital art. Each artist may
submit up to two artworks for consideration.
Entry is free for members, $20
for non-members. See the Made in NY 2007 Prospectus. Entry Deadline:April 4, 2007
Quilts=Art=Quilts
2007,
November 4, 2007– January
6, 2008. The prospectus
for the 26th annual juried
quilt show is now available. The
Art
Center
has long recognized the importance
of quilts as a visual medium, and
has been presenting quilts in an
art gallery setting since 1981. Quilts=Art=Quilts
showcases quilts as an art form.
Cost: $20 for up to 2 quilts for
Art
Center
members, $25 for non-members. See
the Quilts=Art=Quilts 2007 Prospectus. Entry Deadline: August 20, 2007.
Unity Day Festival
Saturday,
April 21
Hamilton
St. Boys & Girls Club,
Syracuse
Contact:
Nichole Franko,
427.6714x25, nfranko@bgcsyracuse.org
There
are opportunities for artists/agencies
to sell crafts, and also to conduct
workshops. The festival is
produced by Americorps VISTA
and the Bys and Girls Clubs of
Syracuse, and has a multi-cultural
theme.
Partners
for Arts Education inspires learning
and leadership for arts-in-education
in Central New York and throughout
New York State. We provide funding
and support to deepen and enrich educational
experiences in and through the arts
for students, teachers and artists.
Partners
for Arts Education
Delavan Center Suite 221 501 W. Fayette
St.
Syracuse, NY 13202
315.234.9911 info@arts4ed.org www.arts4ed.org
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