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January 1985 - Alberta Craft Newsletter

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CROFT NEWSLETTER JANUARY

1985

ISSN 0826-7421

APPOINTMENTS

EXPO 86

The Alberta Crafts Council is pleased to announce the appointment of CAROL SHEEHAN of Calgary as the co-ordinator for HANDSPIRITS , the 19 85 Alberta Crafts Exhibition. Many of you will recall the

STATUS REPORT

excellent

exhibitions

catalogues Carol Glenbow Museum.

developed for She was

and the the

We 're pleased

with

the

response

would théir

be willing to demonstrate craft expertise at Expo 86

names

of

in Vancouver.

more

We still needs the people

contact us as soon as possible if

unanimous choice of the Selections Committee and we look forward to

you are willing this exciting October, 1986.

Over

Craft demonstrators are needed Folk Life Festival:

working with her. 85

for

applications

the

were

Administrative

received

Manager

position advertised by the Council. BEVERLY GLOVER of Jasper has accepted the con tract position and will start work in our Edmonton office in early February. Bev has most recently been the Cultural/

Recreation Jasper

Program

Director

and has a variety

at

of previous

work experience which we are sure will be an asset in administering the Council's business.

of

our members who have indicated they

to participate event , May

in to for :

traditional

crafts/ crafts that have been handed down from generation to generation.

need

Creative Resources people who work in

sculpture

for

The

slide

ACC

several

sales

registry

is

soft areas.

being

used to show the Expo people the range of crafts made in Alberta but we need more portfolios. know there are many skilled people

out there just waiting to debut at a World Class event. (428—1654) or write.

CONGRATULATIONS To DEIRDRE SPENCER, winner of an Alberta Achievement Award in 1984 for

her

contribution

over

many

years to crafts organization development and her own art works. (The

Alberta

Crafts

Council

nominated Deirdre for this award and feels a special pride in her

achievements. )

Phone

us

To represent you properly, we need to know: what do you do do you want to sell it at Expo The demonstration per iods average one week per area. Expenses and an honorarium will be covered. It's very likely that a person could demonstrate in several areas on the site and th is could be co—ordinated so the weekly period would run consecutively. Expo '86 will involve pavilions or displays from 57 nations, provinces and states. We encourage you to

help represent Alberta


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