| March 1st Call for Entries for the 2011 Exhibition in Motion: Objects Performed | |
Exhibition in Motion: Objects Performed provides a stage for artists and dancers/performers to explore how objects are made to function and the imagination and improvisation activated through one's pursuit to use. This special event is curated by Stefano Catalani, Venetia Dale and Tia Kramer in collaboration with choreographer Amelia Reeber. Hosted by Bellevue Arts Museum for the 2011 SNAG conference.
Find all application information on the SNAG website. All entries go to Midori Saito at snag.eim2011@gmail.com. Open to all artists age 17 and older.
All application materials MUST BE electronically received before midnight (11:59 pm) Pacific Standard Time, March 1, 2011. Notification of acceptance March 15.
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| Marjorie Simon and Susie Ganch join Editorial Advisory Committee | |
We welcome Marjorie Simon and Susie Ganch to Metalsmith's Editorial Advisory Committee. Marjorie replaces the outgoing Chair, Sharon Church, and Susie Ganch takes the seat held by Kim Cridler. Both Sharon's and Kim's terms expired at the end of 2010.
 
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| Calling all Guilds |
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 In the next issue of SNAG News you'll see we've launched a new column devoted to promoting what guilds are doing.
Send your guild announcements directly to SNAG News editor Tara Jecklin with "Guild Announcement" in the subject line. |
| SNAG Conference Program Advertising | |
 Now is the time to reserve! This is a first: Advertising in the Conference Program that will be seen by attendees at our conference in May. Your ad can be static or interactive as a click-through ad in the Program published on the SNAG website.
Successful Advertising = Print in targeted hands at the conference + online ad on our website for all to see. Reserve now to get your message to SNAG members.
Conference Program Color Ad
Print Program Ad + Add Live Ads in
Static Ad on Website Website Program
1 pg $650 $100
.5 pg $420 $100
.25 pg $300 $100
For preferred positions and due dates contact Jean Savarese.
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