 SNAG 2016 Perks Logo Design Contest
Remember the 2014 "Smiths Do It Better" logo by Anne Fiala, Maia Leppo and Matt Smith and the 2015 "SNAG Find Your Grit" logo by Ross Tanner?
 This year, SNAG is again holding an open design contest for a fun, new logo that will become the featured design for all our 2016 fundraising
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SNAG Links Preview 
As we prepare for our Auction of Masterful Links during SNAGneXt, here's a sneak peek at another of the 2016 links:
Blue Morpho Link by Ken Bova Mixed media
Ken Bova's work conveys a narrative through color and line, objects of intimacy, and elements of landscape to create treasures mapped from life. Bova is a former President of SNAG. Since 2010, he has been an assistant professor and area coordinator for the Graduate Metal Design program at the East Carolina University. |
 Deadline is Today for the 2016 Juried Exhibition in Print
Metalsmith. It will showcase works that reveal innovative approaches to how jewelry and metal objects are conceived, made, and displayed. For this issue, the emphasis is on location or place as subject or actual space for the creation and display of work. Deadline: February 22, midnight Mountain Time.
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a 2015 recipient |
Educational Endowment Scholarships Available
SNAG annually awards three student scholarships and three emerging/mid-career artist scholarships. The jurors for 2016 are Merry Beck, Don Friedlich, and Lauren Markley. Deadline: March 17, 2016
Learn more and apply now
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| SNAG Springboard
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Metalsmith Vol 36 No 1
Be sure to visit our Metalsmith EXTRA! page to see the videos featuring J. Fred Woell and Tiff Massey.
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From the SNAG Maker Profiles
This week's featured artist is David Parker. Visit SNAG's Facebook page to see more and be sure to check out David's Maker Profile.
Ayr Bridge Ring by David Parker. White gold, diamond.
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SNAG
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The Society of North American Goldsmiths advances jewelry and metalsmithing by inspiring creativity, encouraging education, and fostering community. SNAG envisions a diverse jewelry and metals community engaging in thoughtful conversation and critical discourse while preserving tradition and embracing innovation.
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