Craft Council of Newfoundland and Labrador
Craft Council of Newfoundland and Labrador Member News
December 1, 2010

Hello everybody,

Comfort & Joy 2010 & a Celebration of Tibb's Eve
Opening Reception from 1 - 4pm, Saturday December 4th

This December 4th, 2010 the Craft Council Gallery opens its annual, juried holiday exhibition, Comfort and Joy.  With a special presentation of works inspired by cod in the Annex Gallery it also revives and celebrates a Christmas tradition that is distinctive to the province.  Tibb's Eve is a Newfoundland custom that goes back centuries in many outport communities.  Falling on the day before Christmas Eve, it was the start of the Christmas social season when the men in the community would visit each other and sample their home brew.  But for the women of the community it was often associated with preparing a meal of fish to observe the conclusion of the Advent fast, and serving salt cod for Christmas Eve.

Lively glass fish by Urve Manuel, fine textile cod for the wall by Kelly Bruton, memorable salt fish pottery by Alexis Templeton, and a rosy cheeked Santa with a fish barrel carved in wood by Kevin Coates are works inspired by the cod.  Other Craft Council members have been moved by other themes and traditions from the stars in the night sky to the snow under our feet.  Comfort and Joy presents the work of over 40 artists showing fine craft that is ideal for the home and gift list.  This year's holiday show will be the largest one to date.

The Opening Reception for the event takes place from 1 - 4pm during the Craft Council's day long Open House, which starts at 10am.  Enjoy story telling from 12 to 3 p.m., festive food, great company and a fabulous selection of handmade gifts.  

Comfort and Joy runs from December 4th to the 19th.

Did you miss something from last weeks Member News? If there is any information you want to look up from past weeks, visit the Member News archives on the website.

Caroline Clarke
Director of Communications
From the Craft Council

NEW! 1) Awards Committee News - Help Need!
Starting in January, the Awards Committee will be selling tickets on a fabulous prize - a Michael Paterson rocking chair, accompanied by a Jean Adey woven blanket. We will have 1,500 tickets, and need 100 wonderful people to sell 15 tickets each. Will you be one of them? We'll send you the tickets in January, along with a picture of the prize, and you will have 10 weeks to do your bit for a good cause! Tickets will be $2 each of 3 for $5.

If you can help, please contact a member of the Awards Committee:
Libby Moore libbymoore@nf.sympatico.ca
Kim Marshall idm@nf.sympatico.ca
Vicky Taylor-Hood vickytaylorhood@warp.nfld.net
Susan Stephen susanlee.stephen4@gmail.com
Pearl Fifield pefifield@gmail.com
Anne Manuel amanuel@craftcouncil.nl.ca

NEW! 2) Studio Guide Early Bird Deadline, December 15, 2010 - Don't miss out!
Just a reminder that Studio Guide Applications for 2011 have gone out in the mail to all Members.  You can save money by getting yours in early by the Early Bird Discount deadline of December 15, 2010.  Download the application here and either fax it in at 709-753-2766 or mail it to: Craft Council of Newfoundland and Labrador, 59 Duckworth Street, St. John's, NL,  A1C 1E6.

SOON! 3) Next Standards Meeting! Tuesday, December 7 at 9:30am.
If you are looking to become a Marketing Member you need to submit your products to the Craft Council Standards Committee. The next meeting has been tentatively set for December 7.  To find out more visit our website at http://www.craftcouncil.nl.ca/about/memberinfo.asp.

You can also contact Administrative Assistant, Craig Joseph at info@craftcouncil.nl.ca or phone 709-753-2749 and he will be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

NEW! 4) Workshop - Design Binder Evening, Anna Templeton Centre, St. John's (NL)
Date: Thursday, December 7 at 7pm

Psst...Did you know?
The Craft Council of Newfoundland & Labrador has a Design Binder!

And what is a Design Binder exactly?
It is a well developed resource with lots of images and useful information to assist individuals with their creative processes.

It was put together by Barb Daniel with lots of input from craft council members and staff. Knitters, hookers, weavers, painters, photographers - and anyone really - who is producing creative work will benefit from the information collected in the Design Binder. Beautiful images of NL craft & art work illustrate the use of line, texture, colour, division of space and all of the other elements and principles of design. You will find inspiration and "a ha" moments in its contents.

If you teach craft & art classes, then it is a phenomenal resource for developing & presenting lesson plans.

It also occurred to us that many of you may not know about the "Design Basics Kit" or Design Binder (as we usually call it).

And we want to change that.

Therefore, we invite you to attend a Design Binder Evening...Thursday, December 2, 7pm at the Anna Templeton Centre for Craft Art & Design

Susan Furneaux will present the binder, overview its contents, and demonstrate how it may be used in developing lesson plans.

All followed by coffee/tea & treats and the opportunity to ask questions, generate discussion, and a little socializing.

We hope you can make it....
Please RSVP so we know how many treats to prepare

And we look forward to hearing from you...and also extend this invitation to anyone who may be interested

bevbarbour@hotmail.com
Anna Templeton Centre for Craft Art & Design
278 Duckworth Street, St. John's
ph 709.739.7623
www.annatempletoncentre.com
Professional Opportunities

NEW! 5) Job Opportunity: Executive Director, St. Catharines and Area Arts Council, St. Catharines (ON)
The St. Catharines and Area Arts Council, a young and growing organization dedicated to making culture part of everyone's life, is seeking a new Executive Director to build upon our accomplishments to date in advocacy, capacity-building, and community arts practice. A registered charity, we facilitate communication and collaboration and provide programs to artists, arts organizations, community partners, and the general public.

We are seeking a dynamic senior manager who works closely with a committed Board of Directors to develop the vision and strategic direction, and is responsible for overseeing all operations, including the development and delivery of programs.

Responsibilities include
- Programs and Services
- Financial Management & Resource Development
- Communications
- Human Resources
- Advocacy

Requirements Skills and Experience
- management experience of at least three years, including both financial and human resource management, preferably in a not-for-profit environment
- demonstrated experience in effective grantsmanship
- demonstrated ability to advocate for the arts
- demonstrated appreciation and understanding of the cultural sector
- demonstrated experience in program development and delivery
- demonstrated knowledge of fundraising
- excellent interpersonal skills, with the ability to build effective community relationships with the cultural sector and the broader public and private sectors
- general computer literacy, with the ability to function in an electronic environment

Additional Information
Salary: $36,400 - 45,500
Start Date: Jan 17, 2011

If you feel you are the right person to provide leadership at this important time in the development of Niagara's cultural sector, please submit a letter and resume by December 17, 2010 to: pres@stcartscouncil.ca

We thank all applicants but will contact only those selected for an interview
Send Submissions To: Sharilyn Ingram e: pres@stcartscouncil.ca

Organization Description
The St. Catharines and Area Arts Council works to enhance the cultural life of Niagara and to promote the social and economic value of the arts. A registered charity, the Arts Council represents and serves artists, cultural workers, and cultural organizations from all disciplines through marketing and communication vehicles, professional development, and showcase opportunities through collaborations with the public and private sectors. We advocate for the cultural community in the media and to all levels of government.

http://www.stcartscouncil.ca


NEW! 6) Job Opportunity: Executive Director, Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, Kitchener (ON)
Deadline: December 20, 2010

The Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, one of Ontario's leading public art galleries, is seeking a creative innovator, with a passion for the visual arts and a commitment to high quality, dynamic programming, as its Executive Director. As the successful candidate you will be an outstanding leader, manager, and fundraiser, with exemplary team building and collaboration skills. You will have not only in-depth knowledge of contemporary Canadian art, issues relevant to the visual arts and best practices in gallery management, but also the ability and courage to do things in new and imaginative ways.

Your significant public gallery experience makes you a leader in developing exhibitions and programmes, effective management and strategic planning. You must possess proven fundraising and development abilities and thrive on the demands of these activities. You must possess admirable communication skills, have an entrepreneurial approach to programme planning and community collaboration, and thrive on working in a public environment.

Your new team will include a skillful, experienced management group and an active, committed Board.

Our region's arts, business and local government sectors have expressed a sincere desire to find new ways of working collaboratively and creatively to promote the growth and vibrancy of our arts community.

If this sounds like the job and place for you, visit www.kwag.ca and click on the Executive Director Search link for the job posting, detailed job description, extensive information about the Gallery, and application details.

Applications should be delivered to:
Attn: Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery
Chair, Executive Director Search Committee
101 Queen Street North
Kitchener, ON
N2H 6P7


NEW! 7) Call for Entries: Toronto Alternative Arts and Fashion Week 2011, Toronto (ON)
Deadlines (Postmark): Early Deadline: December 22, 2010 and Final Deadline: January 9, 2011
Fashion Week Dates: April 25 - 29, 2011

Toronto Alternative Arts and Fashion Week is looking for contemporary fashion designers and visual artists to showcase their work for the upcoming festival in April 2011.

From contemporary fashion to street wear, to experimental ideas and avant-garde collections, Toronto Alternative Arts and Fashion Week features over 50 runway shows from the best emerging and established, national and international designers, setting the standard for a new era of cutting edge presentations on the catwalk.

Toronto Alternative Arts and Fashion Week exhibits photography, short films, videos and large projections from over 100 emerging and acclaimed, national and international artists annually. In addition, we showcase cutting-edge, dynamic and forward-looking performances from performance artists, fashion designers and dancers along side sculptures, installations and large multimedia art works that reflect on the notion of the body, clothing and fashion.

We are currently accepting proposals in:
Fashion Design
Photography
Video
Performance Art
Installation/ Sculpture
Music

· Submitted proposals should reflect on the notion of clothing, the body, fashion and the 2011 theme "Fashion Schematics"

Thematic Approach:
The 2011 theme "Fashion Schematics" explores the messages, systems, schemes, symbols and concepts inherent in the notion of fashion, through photography, video, fashion design, performance, installation and music. The festival will look at the ways we create visual dialogues and make sense of the world through fashion and creative expression. "Fashion Schematics" will examine how we build the systems in which we function, the strategies we use in creating our identities and the messages we convey through codes, currencies and narratives.

For application inquiries, please contact: vanja@alternativefashionweek.com

Download the Information Guide: www.alternativefashionweek.com/FAT-2011-INFO-GUIDE.pdf

Please visit website to download an application: www.alternativefashionweek.com



NEW! 8) Call for Entries: Open European Quilt Championships 2011, Konkingshof in Veldhoven, The Netherlands
Deadline: January 15, 2011 (RECEIVE)
Exhibition Dates: May 5 - 8, 2011

Each year a fun and inspirational show With international guest collections, challenging workshops by quilting experts and a rich blend of fabrics, haberdashery and everything you may need to quilt.

With as center point the most diverse quilt contest of Europe. High quality artwork from all over the world will compete for the prestigious prizes and trophies. Each year we are proud to welcome beautifull craftwork and we are delighted to see the quality and craftmanship grow over the years.

RULES FOR COMPETITORS ELIGIBILITY
Any garment, quilt or wall hanging in patchwork, quilting or appliqué completed since 30 april 2010. An entry must consist of three layers which are sewn together. The main material of the entry must be textile. Also kit-quilts and tied-quilts are excluded from the contest. Garments are possible too. One entry per category. No more entries than two per person. Please use a separate form for each entry.

Entries entered in the novice category must be patched and quilted by the maker him or herself. If you have won a prize in the novice or intermediate category you are obliged to enter your work this year in the subsequent category. The jurors have the right to assign an entry to a different category if deemed more appropriate.

Width & height restrictions quilt: min. 60 cm - max. 300 cm

The Entry Form available in four (4) languages: English, French, German and Dutch
Download the English Entry Form: http://www.oeqc.eu/extra/OEQC11_english.pdf
Visit website other details or to download entry form in other languages: www.oeqc.eu


9) Craft Industry Development Program (CIDP): 2011 Product Review Dates (NL)
Dates: various

The 2011 meeting dates for Product Review have been finalized.

If you plan to apply to the Craft Industry Development Program (CIDP), want to participate in INTRD's Wholesale Marketing Program (Provincial Wholesale Show, ACTS and the Wholesale Buyers Guide), or want to apply for the Crafts of Character Branding Program, you first need to have your products assessed at INTRD's Product Review. If your products have been already seen at Product Review, you do not need to resubmit unless asked to do so, or unless you have a completely new product line (new medium, new techniques).

Please note that Product review is a separate process from the Craft Council's jury process and one does not substitute for the other as they serve different purposes.

The Product Review dates for 2011 are:

January 20, 2011
Note: This will be the last PR date for new producers/products wanting to list in the 2011 Wholesale Buyers Guide and haven't been to PR.

February 17, 2011
Note: This will be the last PR date for new producers/products wanting to participate in the 2011 Buyers Marketplace - Provincial Craft Wholesale Show.

May 12, 2011

September 22, 2011
Note: This will be the last PR date for any new INTRD booth guests for ACTS 2012 if they haven't already been through PR.

October 27

Other dates may be added if the volume of submissions warrants.

Product samples and the Product Review Application form must be received at our St. John's Office two weeks prior to the meeting date. Producers can download the Product Review Application form from our website at http://www.intrd.gov.nl.ca/intrd/sectordev/provincialcrafts/productreview.html


10) Teaching Opportunities: A Good Yarn, St. John's (NL)
Deadline: on-going

A Good Yarn, a knitting supply store, is looking for instructors for any type of knitting (except beginner) classes (ie: lace, mitten, fair isle, finishing techniques, etc.), crochet, spinning (with a drop spindle), and felting. They are open to anything from a one day workshop, to workshops that spread over several weeks.  Classes are to start after Christmas, so contact them now if you are interested to be included in programming.

Email: agoodyarn@rocketmail.com

NEW! 11) New Award For Visual Art Writers Thanks To Anonymous Donor (NL)
The Excellence in Visual Arts Awards (EVAs) are the province's only awards program for visual artists, and this year the EVAs will see another award category added to the existing four prizes. The Critical Eye Award recognizes the impact that critical art writing can have on a visual artists' career. Any writer worldwide who has written about a NL artist in any recognized print or online publication during the past calendar year is eligible for consideration. The winner was to receive $500, courtesy of an anonymous donor, but just recently a second anonymous donor came forward and doubled the prize money to $1,000.

This award, The Critical Eye Award, was initiated by an anonymous donor who wanted to encourage more critical writing about this province's artists - a crucial part of growing a visual artists' career.

Applications for the Critical Eye Award will be accepted along with applications to the Large Year Award, Long Haul Award, Emerging Artist Award and Kippy Goins Award until April 1st, 2011. The jury will be comprised of a member of the EVA Committee, a provincial visual arts professional and a national visual arts professional.

To be eligible for the Critical Eye Award, the writer may reside in any province of Canada or any country worldwide, as long as they have written about a Newfoundland Labrador artist within the preceding calendar year, from January 1 to December 31, in a recognized print or online publication.

For more information, contact VANL-CARFAC's Program Coordinator Dave Andrews at 1-877-738-7303, or vanl-carfac@nf.aibn.com.

12) Culture, Place & Identity at the Heart of Regional Development Conference, St. John's (NL)
Dates: October 2011

A Three-Day International Conference Organized by The North Atlantic Forum, in partnership with The Canadian Rural Revitalization Foundation (CRRF) and The Small Island Cultures Research Initiative (SICRI)

This conference will examine the relationship between the arts, cultural heritage and regional development in islands and in rural and remote regions. It will examine global trends in tourism, technology and demographics, and will feature global best practices in cultural tourism and cultural industries.

The themes of the conference are:
· The role of culture, place and identity in regional development
· The role of cultural entrepreneurship in economic diversification
· Tangible and intangible heritage as engines of cultural tourism
· The arts and cultural heritage as tools for community building

For complete details and a review of the Call for papers and presentations, please visit the conference website - http://www.naf2011.com

This conference will be of interest to representatives from:
· the arts community
· the cultural heritage community
· the knowledge economy
· the tourism industry
· organizations dealing with regional development
· academia and
· government.

NEW! 13) Red Ochre Gallery: New Exhibition - "Dance of Light and Colour", St. John's (NL)
Opening Reception: December 2, 2010 from 5-8pm

Christmas exhibition at the Red Ochre Gallery

All new work by gallery artists:
Barrett, Bendzsa, Brakalova, Charapova, Feltham, Hodder, Hollander, Horan, Hughes,Kaarsemaker,
Lapointe, Lau, Markus, McClellan, Meissner, Morgan, Pickard, Popova, Ryan, Saunders, Squires, Tomova

For more info: redochregallery@gmail.com


NEW! 14) The Community Youth Arts Program Presents their Year End Exhibition: "Long Exposure", St. John's (NL)
Opening Reception: December 3, 2010 from 5 - 8pm
Show Dates: December 3 - 15, 2010
Location: A1C Gallery, 8 Baird's Cove

Refreshments will be served and artists will be in attendance

Gallery Hours:
Thursday to Sunday 12pm - 6pm
Monday to Wednesday 10am - 4pm

Admission is free and artworks will be for sale.

For more information please call Candace or Colleen at HarbourSide Studio: 709-757-2688


NEW! 15) St. Michael's Printshop: Annual General Meeting, St. John's (NL)
Dates: December 4, 2010 from 2 - 4pm

2PM- Artist Talk with Christopher Pratt
In light of the recent launch of the Newfoundland and Labrador Landscape portfolio, Christopher will talk about his experience in working collaboratively with printers, and the integrity of the original print created.

3PM- AGM
Join us for an overview of the year that was, our plans for the future, and find out how to get involved.

All are welcome, refreshments will be served after the meeting.  Please come and support your neighbourhood printshop!

St. Michael's Printshop
72 Harbour Drive, St. John's
(709) 754-2931
www.stmichaelsprintshop.com
NEW! 16) Colony of Avalon - "Christmas at the Colony"  Open House, Ferryland (NL)
Dates: December 4 & 5, 2010 from 10am - 4pm
Free Admission!

Hear ye, hear ye! The Colony of Avalon Foundation cordially invites one and all to a Christmas open house. It will be held at the Colony of Avalon, The Pool in Ferryland.

Drop by the 17th Century Kitchen

Come hear a few tunes and enjoy a cup of wassail.

Visit the Interpretation Centre

From coins to cannonballs, artifacts and exhibits tell the story of Ferryland's past.

Browse through the Gift Shop and find one-of-a-kind gifts and unique stocking stuffers.

http://www.colonyofavalon.ca


THIS WEEKEND! 17) Alexis Templeton Studio: Open House - "The Humble Mug", St. John's (NL)
Dates: December 4 & 5, 2010

Alexis Templeton's December Open House weekend will celebrate mugs and all the warmth and treats they bring.  This year's special guests including Jumping Bean, who'll offer coffee tastings and sell a selection of their java blends, and potter/painter Sherri Winsor, who'll lead you in a pottery activity or two.  Also featuring beautiful new mugs by potters: Alexis Templeton, Brian Banfield, Erin Callahan-St. John, Isabella St. John, and Laura Sheppard.

Enjoy a taste of organic and dark chocolate - you may even find a pot of hot chocolate on the brew too!

alexis@nf.sympatico.ca
www.alexistempleton.com
75 Quidi Vidi Road, St. John's
709.754.2047


18) The Rooms: Opening Reception for Barb Hunt Exhibition, St. John's (NL)
Opening Reception: Friday, December 10, from 7:30pm
Show Dates: December 10, 2010 to February 20, 2011

Well known for her textile-based installations, Barb Hunt continues to explore themes of mourning, human conflict and memory. Using camouflage fabric as a central theme and material, Hunt's art considers the human costs of armed conflict balanced by a deep empathy for individuals, including soldiers, in areas of hostility. Beyond depicting the absurdity of war, Hunt's nuanced installations contemplate the fragility and beauty of the human body.

www.therooms.ca


19) The Mummers Festival is Back! St. John's (NL)
Dates: December 5 to December 18, 2010

The Mummers Festival is back again with a series of events and workshops all leading up to the Mummers Parade on December 18th. The parade needs you...and not on the sidelines. We want you rigged up and in the parade. Come visit our new website at www.mummersfestival.ca for all the details.

Make a hobby horse at one of our three workshops. Attend a lecture about mummering past and present. Come to our Rig Up, the province's largest dress-up party. And get your gatch on at the Mummers Parade!

In our first year more than 300 energetic mummers and 200 spectators came out to the Parade. Our workshops generated close to 30 mischievous hobby horses, bringing light to a less common mummering tradition and a lot of horseplay to the Parade. Our focus is on you, the province's diverse public, whose creative and expressive presence makes the Festival such a success.

To find out about all the workshops and events happening:
Phone:739 7870
info@mummersfestival.ca
www.mummersfestival.ca
20) Anna Templeton Centre's Christmas Tea & Sale, St. John's (NL)
Dates: Friday, December 10 from 12 - 9pm and Saturday, December 11, 10am - 5pm
Location: Anna Templeton Centre

The Anna Templeton Centre's Christmas Tea & Sale is coming up fast! Mark your calendars and be sure to come by and browse two floors of fabulous local products. We'll also be serving lunch, coffee, tea, and treats in our tea room.

www.annatempletoncentre.com
General Interest

NEW! 21) Top 5 Arts Newfoundland Destinations (NL)
Gosh! Five CC members' studios have been mentioned in the "Newfoundland and Labrador Book of Everything 2011 in a piece written by Angela Antle of CBC Weekend AM.  Her top 5 Arts Newfoundland destinations are:

1) The House Museum (Robyn Love)
2) King's Point Pottery and Craft Shop (Linda Yates and David Hayashida)
3) Norton's Cove (Janet Davis)
4) Paterson Woodworking (Mike Paterson)
5) Luben Boykov's foundry

Yay Craft! and Congrats to everybody!  Thanks to David for letting us know.

Find out more about this and the other publications at: http://www.bookofeverything.com/


NEW! 22) A Gold Star to Member Urve Manuel (NL)
A gold star goes to Urve Manuel of A Stone's Throw Glassworks for her promotion of the West Coast Craft Fair.  You could find updates and info on Facebook, Twitter and her Blog about the Fair.  This kind of word-of-mouth advertising not only helps her but is integral to the success of these types of events and it's important for our members to take ownership of them.

Good job Urve and to all that have done the same!  You can visit her blog at http://astonesthrowglass.blogspot.com


NEW! 23) Knitted Goods for Igor, St. John's (NL)
All Donations must be passed in by: December 15, 2010

A friend and supporter of the ATC has asked to help get the word out about an initiative to collect hand knit hats - and mittens, scarves, socks, sweaters, and anything else - for individuals who were greatly affected by Igor. Now that it is getting colder, hand knit items would be greatly appreciated.

Collected items will be distributed by the Red Cross.

What can I donate?
Knitted, wool, acrylic or other material. Scarfs, mitts, hats, socks, slippers, sweaters, of all sizes. (Remember there are children, teens & adults of all different sizes!) Items can be new, or used. If used, must be in good condition. Please wash any used items before donating.

How do I go about donating?
Please drop any donations you have to the office at the Anna Templeton Centre at 278 Duckworth Street, St. John's). There will be a box clearly marked "Knitted Donations for Igor."

Please give generously, help others stay warm this winter because of you!

Any further questions call Rose at: 364-5622


NEW! 24) Hockey Widows Support Group, Wesleyville (NL)
What: Hockey Night in Norton's Cove
Times: Whenever Hockey Night in Canada is scheduled for CBC television
No cost

Message from Janet...
"The idea here, is for people like me, who have absolutely no interest in hockey, but have a life partner who can't manage to live happily without it.  As much as I think Ron McClean is a cutie-pie, catching a glimpse of his entertaining eyebrow action isn't worth sitting through the boring game and worst of all, my husband trying to coach his favourite team from the couch. 

So I'm introducing this new group to hang out at my studio and be productive!  Imagine how much can be accomplished during playoffs!  We also have to have a couple of intermissions during the evening to over-analyze what we've done so far.

At the end of the hockey season, we're going to have a short exhibit with an opening scheduled for the night of the Stanley Cup final game."

All are welcome to attend, no matter what your medium.

Also, don't miss the 9th Annual Norton's Cove Studio Christmas Party & Sale on December 17th, starting at 7pm.  Music, refreshment, and 20% off everything in the shop!

For more information, please email or call the studio at:
p: 709-536-2533
e: nortonscovestudio@nf.aibn.com
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