| Portfolio Review Pre-Registration is Open March 1 | |
 All graduating students and emerging artists can sign up for a 20-minute session to have their portfolio reviewed by one of our thirteen professional reviewers during the SNAG conference in Seattle. A great opportunity to receive professional advice and guidance.
Look at the list of reviewers on our website and choose your reviewer. Email coordinator Callie Shevlin with your name, email address, and your first and second choices for a specific reviewer. Slots are filled on a first-come basis! You must register by May 12.
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| SNAG TV | |
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 Send in your dynamic media! A unique opportunity to share video, slideshows and much more with fellow jewelry and metals artists, curators, collectors and all attendees.
SNAG TV will be a constant stream of video and images, displayed on a large HD monitor in the main conference area, projecting the inspiration, creativity, artwork and communities that inform, drive and support our field.
To find out more about how to send in your dynamic media, click here. Open to individuals and groups; put together something that represents your guild, your school, your online community--the possibilities are wide open. Deadline: April 16.
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| Professional Development Seminar and Education Dialogue in Seattle | |
 The topics of the Professional Development Seminar this year are "Niche Marketing," featuring artists emiko oye, Hilary Pfeifer, and Deb Stoner, and "Photography, Technical Issues, Media and Style," with professional photographers Douglas Yaple, Roger Schreiber and Christopher Conrad joined by editors Marthe Le Van, Lark Books, and Suzanne Ramljak, Metalsmith.
The Education Dialogue this year provides a forum to talk openly about difficult questions: Does an art degree prepare students for real life after graduation? Should it? Is education now job training? Should employers and the market dictate curriculum? Two panel discussions, one professionals, one students, and plenty of time for Q&A and open discussion. |
| Exhibition in Motion at Bellevue Arts Museum | |
 There are 350 tickets left of the 450 available to the special Exhibition in Motion at Bellevue Arts Museum during the Seattle conference.
You must purchase this $20 ticket in advance when you register for the conference.
(At right: 2010 Exhibition in Motion at Musuem of Fine Arts, Houston) |
