Hey, if you (or Rob or Mark) are going to be by the studio in the next little while, can you guys check on the messages from time to time, in case somebody wants to come by to see the show?
All woodworkers are invited to apply for the 9th annual Made of Wood Show, taking place in the town of Erin, Ontario from April 17 to May 9, 2010. This juried exhibition will highlight a selection of Canada’s finest woodworkers, and the final weekend of the show will feature demonstrations, seminars and workshops at the Erin Fair Grounds.
All varieties of woodworking will be accepted for review including cabinetry, marquetry, turning, sculptural and functional with the accepted works chosen according to excellence, design, use of material, creativity and innovation. This engaging exhibition will contribute a diverse and exciting display of professional work to the event’s celebration of “all things wood”.
That is some sweet action man, it looks like there is a format worth following there, i like the ending.
ReplyDeleteHey, if you (or Rob or Mark) are going to be by the studio in the next little while, can you guys check on the messages from time to time, in case somebody wants to come by to see the show?
ReplyDeletesure thing, have a good one.
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ReplyDeleteDEADLINE TO APPLY: MARCH 5, 2010
ENTRY FEE: $35
All woodworkers are invited to apply for the 9th annual Made of Wood Show, taking place in the town of Erin, Ontario from April 17 to May 9, 2010. This juried exhibition will highlight a selection of Canada’s finest woodworkers, and the final weekend of the show will feature demonstrations, seminars and workshops at the Erin Fair Grounds.
All varieties of woodworking will be accepted for review including cabinetry, marquetry, turning, sculptural and functional with the accepted works chosen according to excellence, design, use of material, creativity and innovation. This engaging exhibition will contribute a diverse and exciting display of professional work to the event’s celebration of “all things wood”.
I forgot to mention, aside from "Queen's Beddings", this exhibition is the World Premiere of these works...
ReplyDeleteThat's right, folks.
World.
Premiere.
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