Books & Paper Arts Calendar Updates - May 2025
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- Want to weave with paper in Taos, NM, the land of enchantment, with Helen Hiebert from July 20 - 26? Well, you're in luck - there is one spot left - read all about it here
- Arrowmont (Gatlinburg, TN) fall workshop registration is open - find your workshop
- If you have to go through an airport this summer here are some updates to changes with the TSA and do lookup any visa requirements for any international countries you may be visiting - you may be able to fill in the visas online to ease entry into many of them
Me ke aloha nui - Jade
Unfolding paper explorer, information conduit & facilitator, foodie, unorthodox traveler, astronomy enthusiast, somewhat grudgingly tech savvy
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Sections below: Things To Do In The Area | Call for Artists/ Entries/ Proposals/ Submissions | Bits & Bobs About Paper/ Books/ Tips/ Trips | Musings and Meanderings | Workshop Calendar | Resource List | Housekeeping
Things To Do In The Area
10th International Artist’s Book Triennial Vilnius 2024 Exhibition - The Morgan Conservatory (Cleveland, OH) - May 2025
Center for Book Arts exhibits, New York, NY - The Best Kept Secret: Boekie Woekie Amsterdam - May 29–Sep 13, 2025
Pages of ASEAN Showcase origami exhibit - now until May 30, 2025 - location: Financial Services Library, Asian Institute of Chartered Bankers (AICB), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Newport Visual Arts Center, Upstairs Gallery (Newport, OR): Cheri Aldrich, Nature, Paper, Fiber, Found - from May 30 – Jul 27, 2025 - opening reception Saturday, Jun 7, 2025 from 1:00pm - 3:00pm - artist talk 1:30pm in room 302 - more information
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (Bainbridge Island, WA): 2nd Annual Asian Arts & Heritage - now until May 31, 2025
CITRONNE Gallery (Athens, Greece): Christina Mitrentse - THE WOOD WIDE WEB - now until May 31, 2025
Well Street Company Gallery (Fairbanks, AK): Margo Klass - A Sense of Time and Ree Nancarrow - A Sense of Place - now until Jun 3, 2025
Fabriano, Italy - 2025 Paper/Print/Book tour of Southern Italy led by Lynn Sures and Giorgio Pellegrini happening May 31 - Jun 13, 2025 - please follow Lynn on Instagram for information about future trips
PSBA 2025 14th Annual Members' Exhibit - Field Work: Collins Library - University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Washington - Jun 5 - Aug 3, 2025; Daniel J. Evans Library - The Evergreen State College, Olympia, Washington - more information - Sep 29 - Dec 12, 2025
BOOKS AS ART 4 - An Exhibition of Artist Books by NBG Members at Bear Gallery (Fairbanks Arts Association - Pioneer Park, 3rd Floor, Alaska Centennial Center for the Arts, 2300 Airport Way, Fairbanks, AK 99701) - June 6 - 28, 2025
Open Book, Literary Commons (Minneapolis, MN): Karen Wirth: A Retrospective Exhibition: Building / Books - now until Jun 7, 2025
The Society of Bookbinders Annual Book Arts Day - Saturday, Jun 7 2025 - location: Kentish Town Congregational, Church Halls, Kelly Street, London, UK - more information
Central Library (330 Park Blvd., San Diego, CA 92101): Feminist Image Group (FIG) exhibition, In the Land of… - Jun 12 - Oct 12, 2025 - opening reception Saturday, Jun 21, 2025 from 12:00pm – 2:00pm
The Kalamazoo Book Arts Center presents Book Arts in Venice - one spot left - details - Jun 16 - 27, 2025
Santa Fe Studio Tour (Santa Fe, NM) - Jun 21 - 22, 2025 and Jun 28 - 29, 2025
Morgan Conservatory (Cleveland, OH): 10th International Artist's Book Triennial, Vilnius 2024 - now until Jun 28, 2025
Art Student League of Denver & Rhiannon Alpers: Atelier in Finland: The Art of the Book - registration and itinerary - trip dates: Jul 3 - 13, 2025
Mark Twain Library (Redding, CT): Building Books 3 New England Book Artists' Members Exhibition - Jul 3 - Sep 2, 2025
Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre (Vancouver, Canada) - Exhibition Hall - Vancouver Art Book Fair - Jul 4 - 6, 2025
Artspace Mackay (Mackay, Queensland, Australia) - Artists book conference & artists book fair 2025 - Jul 4 - 6, 2025
Clarissa Grandi will be holding a retreat, Sacred Windows ~ Creativity & Presence, in Spain at Flores del Camino - Jul 24 - Aug 1, 2025
Kirkby Gallery the Kirkby Centre (Kirkby, Knowsley L32 8XY, UK): Letting in the Light, An Exhibition of Artists’ Books at Kirkby Gallery - now until Aug 16, 2025
OPEN SET exhibit - University of Denver Anderson Academic Commons - now until Aug 10, 2025
American Bookbinders Museum: HBC53: Annual Members’ Exhibition - now until Aug 23, 2025
Art on Paper New York (Pier 36, Downtown Manhattan, New York, 10002) - Sep 4 - 7, 2025
Anchorage Museum - 2025 Alaska Triennial - now until Sep 7, 2025
Association of Book Crafts (ABC) - BIND25, Auckland, New Zealand - Sep 12 - 14, 2025 - supporting events - workshops
Printed Matter is pleased to announce the 2025 NY Art Book Fair at MoMA PS1 from Sep 11 – 14, 2025, with an opening night preview on Thursday, Sep 11, 2025 from 6:00 – 9:00 PM
Book Arts and Culture tour in India led by Radha Pandey - Feb 16 - Mar 2, 2026 (tour is full but there is a waitlist)
Call for Artists/ Entries/ Proposals/ Submissions
Websites for calls for entries for all mediums and online juried shows:
- Call for entries management and jury system entrythingy.com
- Find calls https://www.callforentry.org/
- Colossal (international platform for contemporary art and visual expression that explores a vast range of creative disciplines) opportunities
Note: On going calls below are listed in alphabetical order
Call for Artists: The Minnesota Center for Book Arts (MCBA) Shop is seeking new artists interested in selling their work - on-going
Call for teachers: Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center, Maui, HI, is looking for Youth Teaching Artists - more information - to apply for this position, please send a resume and sample art projects to: Michaela McGuire, Youth Programs Coordinator, michaela@huinoeau.com - on going
Call for workshop proposals: Frederick Book Arts Center is settling into their new space and looking for teachers - if you have experience teaching bookbinding, letterpress, printmaking, photography or other skills related to book arts and are interested in working with us we are interested in hearing from you - please email: charlottemaulerhayes@fredbookartscenter.org - on going
Call for teachers: Pacific Ocean Paperfolders monthly virtual meeting - on going - contact Joel Stern
Call for Workshop Teachers: PaperWorks 2025-2026 Season - half day, full day and multiple day classes, in person or via Zoom - download proposal form and send completed form to education@paperworks.info - on going
Call for Submissions: Printed Matter, New York - Decolonisation, Resistance & Solidarity - is actively soliciting artists’ books, zines, and print ephemera that engage with ideas of decolonisation, resistance, and interconnected solidarity around the world - accepted submissions will be distributed online and in-store - this is an open, rolling call - there is no deadline for submissions - to view a selection of titles that speak to these themes - their submission guidelines
Call for workshop proposals: The Santa Fe Book Arts Group Program Committee extends an invitation to submit proposals for workshops in the coming months - more information - on going
Call for residency: In Cahoots Residency - from Jun - Dec 2025 deadline is Jun 2, 2025 - how to apply
Call for Entry: Fiber Art Now - Paper Made II (artwork for Paper Made II must be made primarily from paper or a paper product or created using a paper-making process) - application and prospectus (You will need a login for CaFE to apply) - apply now until Jun 6, 2025 - on-site exhibition at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art in Fort Wayne, Indiana - Nov 8, 2025 - Feb 1, 2026
Call for application: Between the Sheets: Artists’ Books Exhibition 2025 - application and more information - deadline: Jun 6, 2025 - exhibit dates: Aug 14 - Sep 19, 2025 @ Gallery Central, Perth, West Australia, Australia
Call for Artist in Residence: Maine Media Workshops + College (Rockport, ME) - more information - applications accepted until Jun 7, 2025
Call for Internship: Women's Studio Workshop(Kingston, NY): Studio Workspace Residency & Art-in-Ed Workspace Residency - apply by Jun 15, 2025; Artist's Book Residency Grant - apply by Jul 15, 2025 - email northwest@guildofbookworkers.org
Call for workshop proposals: FOBA 2026 - details here - proposals must be received by Jun 24, 2025 - acceptance letters will be sent by Sep 15, 2025 - conference dates: Jun 24 - 28, 2026 to be held at Western Oregon University in Monmouth, Oregon
Call for residency: Peters Valley School of Craft (Layton, NJ) - Fall Guest Artist Residency Program - more information - application deadline: Jul 1, 2025
Standards of Excellence 2025 - applications for scholarships for Standards of Excellence 2025 are now open - due by Jul 1, 2025
Call for residency: Penland Scholl of Craft Resident Artist Program - more information - application deadline: Jul 2, 2025 - residency begins: Mar 15, 2026
Call for Artist-in-Residence: Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area (Yaquina, OR) - residency will take place Sep 28 - Oct 18, 2025 - applications accepted: Jul 3 - 24, 2025 - more information
Call for international retreat: The Kyoto Retreat 2025 - more information - application deadline: Jul 15, 2025 - If selected for the retreat, you will receive a roundtrip flight, a private bedroom, and $800 USD to supplement meals and local transportation - there is an application fee
Call for entry: Printed Page V - more information - deadline: Oct 8, 2025 - on view in Denver, Colorado, during Spring 2026
Call for submission: Narrative Threads - more information - deadline: Nov 10, 2025 - on view at Moody Memorial Library on the Baylor University campus in Waco, TX, from Feb 9 - Apr 6, 2026
Bits & Bobs About Paper/ Books/ Tips/ Trips
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Sarah Bodman - Book Arts Newsletter - Impact Press at the Centre for Print Research, UWE Bristol, UK - more book arts related events in the UK, EU, EEA and some USA - latest edition and back issues
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art’s (BIMA) - Artist's Books Unshelved: full play list here - latest videos: If Letters Could Speak and Sounding The Page
How did I not know this? We already have rubbing or isopropyl alcohol in our homes - use it to remove labels and maybe even your personal information from the labels
As we head into the summer here are a couple of tips to better your hiking gait
And since we are headed into the summer handy to know the differences between bees, wasps, yellow jackets, and hornets
Making a link stitch sketch book
If you are not headed to Yellowstone this summer here are some sounds for you to enjoy
An easier way to fold a twist fold (you can slow down the video in YouTube) to continue to fold an abstract flower structure or you can fold this starting at 1:08 or this starting at 4:30 - they all end up being square-ish
Introduction to 15 origami bases in one video
If you missed the Movable Book Society's last show and tell for May 2025 - here is the video
Got a nudge (thank you, Yol A.) to check out The Book Arts Web and found a marvelous tutorial area - wowzas!
New way to thwart scammers - I tried it and it seems like I am getting less spammy calls because my phone now says they are being recorded - iPhones now have a built-in call recording feature, as do recent Pixel and Samsung devices - might be worth a try
Adding to phone related articles - I usually write about android phones but came across this article about making your iPhone secure - I have used tips mentioned in other articles in this online magazine
Parth Kothekar from Ahmedabad, India, creating amazing paper cutting art - intricately stupendous!
The Paper Foundation is a small paper mill in the foothills of the English Lake District, dedicated to producing the finest handmade papers in the world - this video explores the origins of the Foundation and the ancient art of papermaking
I have been researching what else could be used as a box or tray in a Zhen Xian Bao (can you tell I am in a Zhen Xian Bao class with 2 marvelous & inspiring teachers, Susan Share & Paula Krieg) - perhaps this could be an alternate to a masu or maybe this square envelope and here are some more
It is a little nerdy but I like the idea that there is math in a Zhen Xian Bao
Do you dread gluing end papers? Try this method
A tunnel book within a Victorian puzzle purse
A great use of washi tape and envelopes to make a storage/travel book
Matthew Reinhart's baby dragon popup
Angled ruler for better viewing
Amazing quilled necklace pendant that reminds me of the origami mandalas that I fold. I have a quilling tool somewhere from a workshop a long, long time ago ....
Simple sheets of paper turned into works of art
Paper animated - this bowler topped octopus is just too cute!
Reverse star book
Flag book with quick origami envelopes as pages
If you have lots of ribbon here is a rather cool way to tame the tangled mess
Awl about Bookbinding - are you a book artist or a fine binder?
An episode on How It's Made from a few years back - traditional bookbinding
PSBA lunchtime conversation with Suzanne Moore
To continue with my fascination for accordion structures, hopefully interactive and/or dimensional, here is an accordion roll book (they are calling it a card but it sure looks like a book) and a popup nested accordion
Georgia Center for the Book - Revival Lost Southern Voices: Keynote – A Conversation with Mab Segrest and E.R. Anderson in Celebration of the Life and Work of Dorothy Allison; Panel 1 – Celebrating the Life and Work of Tina McElroy Ansa; Panel 2 – What We See When We Read Children's Books; Panel 3 – Thomas Merton: A Bridge between Two Worlds
Musings and Meanderings
I had crowdfunded Peter Dahmen’s new book, Pop Up Sculptures, through Kickstarter last year in early September and received it last week along with a set of pop up cards. Been having too much fun opening and closing the book (gently, gently, don't crack the spine) and cards and trying not to look too closely at how it was done. I did not want to dive down another rabbit hole of interesting things to do or learn. I will leave the popups to other people. If you'd like to check out this book and cards I believe Poposition Press may still have some. Here is a short video about the book (note - it is a short on YouTube so it will loop).
Made a birthday card for Bill using a new hydrangea tessellation taught by Mariela of OrigamiManiacs on YouTube. Once I started making them I couldn't stop. Luckily I learned this structure 3 days before his birthday and so had lots to choose from when I made his card. These hydrangea origami structures ended up being some of the pages in the flag book that I combined with the sentiment & memory (of our favorite trips and how they came about) pages.
Was happy that I learned so much and was blown away in the ZXB (Zhen Xian Bao) Series 2 workshop, Sizing, taught by Susan Share and Paula Krieg. This workshop provided such an enlightening & ingenious way to size the boxes in your ZXB and this knowledge was priceless to me. I cannot say enough good things about these 2 lovely, generous and warm human beings - they made me think, they made me chuckle, they had me delighted (like when you found out dark chocolate was good for you), they had me vibing happily with math concepts, they made me ponder the universe of what was and what can be. When we were done I was saddened that it had finished but was gratified that I had my samples to remind me of what I will need to do in the future. If you see me with a half smile smile and a distant look in my eyes I just might be thinking about this incredible class and how things fit. Or what to have for my next meal!
I am looking forward to attending a couple of workshops before we see the end of May: No-Glue Slipcase Accordion Book with Shawn Sheehy and Memories Book Container with Anna Yevtukh - the instructor will be zooming from the UK, the workshop was organized by a book artists guild, CBBAG, from Toronto, Canada, with me zooming at 7:30am from California will be ... challenging (soooo not a morning person) but technology is wonderful and connecting - an amazing confluence, over 8 time zones, when it works!
So I promised a list of cities and towns we either stopped at or stayed in as we drove up to and back from Newport, Oregon, for NPBAF (Newport Paper and Book Arts Festival) in April 2025. The ones with an "!" are the ones where we lodged.
!Tehachapi, CA - visited overnight with friends that I have known since 1988 - they had to approve of my Bill in order for us to keep dating when we first started going out
Brentwood, CA - had dinner with another old friend - we met in line while waiting to register for French class at junior college in 1981
!Davis, CA - spent the night to break up the trip - definitely a college town with reminders that it used to be an old railroad town with lots of good coffee and boba milk tea places
Redding, CA - gas and pit stop but was intrigued by the fried chicken they offered that had been brined in pickle juice (noticed it would a great place to headquarter if exploring the more north eastern parts of CA and its volcanic origins and geological structures)
!Medford, OR and surrounding areas - wanted to do Crater Lake rim drive but it was still closed for the season - instead enjoyed a hike at Upper Table Rock trail and enjoyed lots of wildflowers - everywhere were parades of white cherry blossom skittering across roads and parking lots in mesmerizing swirls and lines despite the cherry trees still full with blossoms - admired a snow capped Mt. McLoughlin almost as perfect as Mt. Fuji (except for that one cinder zone that threw of the symmetry) - also started dropping off books at a Little Free Library (LFL) by a park - BTW they have a Daiso (Japanese dollar store) here and experienced reverse sticker shock for the price of gas, a $1 or more less in OR than in CA, and some still pump gas for you
Eugene, OR - stopped at a Winco (employee owned - only cash and debit cards, please) to pick up coffee and breakfast stuff for our longer stay at Newport - 2nd drop off for books at an LFL before cutting west towards the coast
Toledo, OR - stopped by to say hello to one of my favorite teachers whom I had not seen since 2019, Margo Klass, who being the generous and kind soul that she is insisted that I talk about my newsletter - the long travel day made me forget what was in the newsletter and Margo had to prompt me - thank you, Margo, you sweetheart! - also met up with some FOBA board members past and present who were very excited about the call for workshops for 2026 - found out that one of the attendees, Jill T. was very interested in going to Bind25 in Auckland, NZ, in September but needed more information about their workshops - luckily I was able to get in touch with the organizer to get the info and passed it along - yay!
!Newport, OR - attend Pietro Accardi's "Articulated Binding" (a brilliant evolution from making a telephone book with a cover that would last in Turin) workshop in a classroom that was mostly windows with the most long past the horizon scenic ocean views - the notebook I made felt very satisfying in my hands the grooves giving my fingers purchase - had front row seats to sea lion grumblings & complaints by the marina where we stayed and I suspect I heard a bald eagle but did not see it - had a glorious visit with Cheri A. - lots of oohing and aahing in her studio - she had separate areas depending on what art she was creating - she fascinated me with her creations from bull kelp and I learned a new word - holdfast (anchors the kelp to the sea floor, the blades and other parts of the kelp plant are responsible for absorbing nutrients from the water) - also learned about an efficient way to organize your scraps for collaging by color by using a traveler's or Midori notebook, easy in and out from under the elastic
Lincoln City, OR - had a craving for boba milk tea and found a food truck hub here that had it - also indulged in a Vietnamese sandwich - most yummy! Spontaneously stopped by Moss Creek Pottery and picked up an unusual mug after having decided between 6 mugs - met a 93 old potter who was still throwing almost every day from Monmouth, OR - Elinor Maroney. Hope to visit her next year if I go to FOBA
Depoe Bay, OR - exquisite views from the road as we drove back from Lincoln City and wanted to find those views again the next day - found the Whale Cove Inn and asked if we could admire the view from their restaurant balcony - never would have seen that bit of coast from the road - stunning!
Trinidad, CA - stopped at the Lighthouse Grill - we always order and split the fully loaded savory mashed potato waffle all the way - I am getting hungry just thinking about it - if you are anywhere close to this little town stop for lunch then go visit the many trading stores and art galleries - have stayed here twice and would be happy to do so again
!Eureka, CA - met up with some NORBAGers (North Redwoods Book Arts Guild) to teach a quick mandala and self closing envelope. Provided attendees with step by step diagrams for both (silly me - I did not fold the correct sample mandala to show) after we got back. A delicious potluck dinner followed - lots of wonderful chats as we ebbed and flowed through them and we even ended up trying to figure out our stripper names - take the name of your 1st pet and add it to the street name of your 1st house (send me yours) - it was a hoot - plus gushing about Randi Parkhurst (see Bits and Bobs section in April 2025 newsletter)
Santa Rosa, CA - picked up more breakfast stuff, a boba milk tea and a Vietnamese sandwich (beginning to see a trend here ...)
Passed through Bodega, CA and saw the church and school in "The Birds" movie from the road on the way to ...
!Bodega Bay, CA - quiet little town with amazing restaurants for seafood and wood fired pizzas, impressive views and trails - visited the Children's Bell Tower built in honor of Nicholas Green who was killed by highway robbers in Italy in 1994 and shone a spotlight on organ donation - on the way we passed what I call a wind chime tree, 2 actually, where chimes have been hung up made from everything you can think of, rocks, glass, abalone shells, pictures, etc., a part of this memorial - as you drive through Bodega Bay you are met with many, many, glorious purple and periwinkle conical spikes of pride-of-madeira flowers along the side of the road - as beautiful and vibrant as they are it is considered an invasive species
Sonoma, CA - visited the Sonoma Valley museum to check out Book Becoming Art exhibit and bought some body butter from the museum gift store (I adore museum gift stores, don't you?) that combined sandalwood, cardamom and violet for a lovely light scent - enjoyed being in the quieter parts of Sonoma County - house numbers made out of horse shoes, bouquets of flowers available on the honor system, contented cows grazing with their best friends and sometimes sharing their pastures with horses, sheep, goats and alpacas, a cow crossing that delighted me as I suspected that they were heading for their evening milking - it was a nice change being away from the hurried & frantic pace of big cities
Penngrove, CA - dropped off more books at a LFL - I hesitated for a moment as it was open to the elements - there was a roof but no doors - hope they close it up at night or during inclement weather
San Anselmo, CA - visited my favorite bakery for cardamom knots as a snack for for the trip to see the Golden Gate bridge - needed the sustenance as it took over an hour to get to this bakery from Bodega Bay
Sausalito, CA - visited Battery Spencer which afforded you a view of the Golden Gate bridge looking south - the fencing built to keep you from dropping off the cliff was weighed down by the many locks that people in love had placed there in hopes that their love would be as unbreakable - a number of people climbed over these fences or through holes in them to get a more Instagrammable moment as I held my breath - unfortunately the Point Bonita lighthouse was not open while we were there
San Rafael, CA - visited the Marin County Civic Center to see the iron work gates that Dolores G's father had drawn up for Frank Lloyd Wright (FLW) in half scale (saw those amazing drawings in her house - we giggled when saying the measurements out loud, "6 and 19/32!" at her house) - the entire building was filled with signs, water fountains, telephone booths, door handles, exemplifying FLW's organic architecture - the building looking like a "Marin blue" spaceship had landed and decided to stay (when viewed from the side) or the remnants of a LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory) structure (when viewed from above)
Inverness, CA - thought we would be able to drive through the Cypress Tree Tunnel on the way to the Point Reyes Lighthouse but the road to the marine radio station was not open. Went to the lighthouse where parking was difficult but managed to find a spot on the side of the road - the 0.4 mile walk, all uphill and fighting the wind, felt much longer - then we get to the lighthouse viewpoint and there were another 331 "wicked hard" steps going down to it - I noped out of that and bought a pretty postcard and magnet of the lighthouse instead - maybe next time
Vallejo, CA - read about an artisanal coffee roaster and wanted to pick up some coffee they created when Kamala Harris was running for VP with beans from India and Jamaica and another blend they recommended for espresso (got some cardamom bitters to try with these new blends)
San Jose, CA - picked up a favorite Indian dessert (takes me forever to finish it as a little bit goes a long way but thinking I can grate this over my flat white with a splash of the cardamom bitters), more coffee and a large burlap bag that had held beans from Guatemala from my favorite coffee place in the area
!Arroyo Grande/Pismo Beach, CA - we were supposed to stay 2 nights but it felt we had been gone so long that this portion of the trip was reduced to 1 night - had dinner at our favorite seafood place and dropped off the last book at a LFL - the 1st one was too small and had to quickly look on LFL Map for another that would fit - found a new coffee place on the way back to the hotel
Oxnard, CA - stopped at an out of the way produce stand (so out of the way we thought GPS had malfunctioned) and picked up the most delectable and juicy strawberries ever which were thoroughly enjoyed for the next week's worth of breakfasts.
So all in all - over 2,600 miles (4,100 km) through 2 states (CA and OR), stopped in 23 towns and stayed in 7 over 14 days - phew!
See you in June!
Resource List
(maintained in my Dropbox account - close popup to view document). Documents are saved in Word format (.docx). If you do not have Microsoft Word you can use Microsoft 365 to save a copy
- Organizations where I gather my workshop information
- Teaching opportunities
- On-demand workshops with pre-recorded videos and/or kits
- Favorite paper places (I am not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with any of the companies listed. I merely enjoy their products and fantasize about what I might buy)
- Central place for artist residencies - all mediums Pyramid Atlantic now offers a paid internship opportunity for college or post-college artists
- MFA programs in the US (updated annually in early December) - due dates, points of contacts, programs offered and admission requirements
Workshop Calendar
- Link to the calendar
- Best viewed on a large monitor (there is lots of information)
- There is no difference between the colors you see, just a way to visually separate workshops but the more subdued colors are online workshops
- The calendar is updated as I come across information but you have 24x7 access to it
- If you add any calendar entry to your own personal calendar be sure to update the time to your local time zone - time zone converter
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- Questions? Email me at jsqcentral-workshop@yahoo.com
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