Art Clay Exposure!
Art Clay Senior Instructor,
Kathy Davis, will appear on the DIY Network
to demonstrate her technique for turning Art Clay
into fine silver embellishments.
Senior Instructor, Karen
Doore, will be appearing in a segment of
HGTV's "Crafter's Coast to Coast," sometime in
March, 2005. Also, one of Karen's necklaces will
appear in the Bead Dreams issue of
Bead and Button,
this February.
Congratulations to
Karen Doore
for receiving second place in the Clay Beads category of
the
2005 Bead Arts Awards. Her winning
piece is titled Openwork Ribbon Beads, made from Art Clay
650/1200. Karen's appearance in a
segment of
HGTV's
"Crafter's Coast to Coast"
will be rebroadcast on
September 22.
Sometime in early 2005, polymer clay artisan Emi
Fukushima will be appearing on the Carol
Duvall show, demonstrating Art Clay Silver paper type
and origami techniques. Check back here frequently
for updates!
Expert enameling artist,
Pam East, will be appearing on "Do It
Yourself Jewelry Making," to talk about using
enamels with Art Clay. The episode will be
re-broadcast on the DIY network in May 2005.
Pam East,
a Master Instructor, will have an article on
Champlevé enameling on Art Clay Silver in the
September 2005 issue of
Art Jewelry
Magazine.
Jackie Truty has been accepted as an artist at the
Vail Arts Festival this summer, in Vail, Colorado,
August 19-21st. She will be showing under her
private label, “Pretty Wilde Designs,” with exclusive
Art Clay work in silver and gold. Nearly 120 artists
have been selected from around the country to
participate in this annual festival in one of the
country’s hottest tourist destinations. For more
information on the Vail Arts Festival, go to
www.vailartsfestival.com.
American Idol and Art Clay!
The
runner-up from the 2005 American Idol Contest, Bo Bice,
was given the key to the city of Helena, AL, made out of
Art Clay Silver! To see the
pictures, click here.
Senior Instructor,
Denise Gravano, will have a
serpentine necklace design appear in the
Simply
Beads Magazine September/October, 2005, issue.
Congratulations to
Karen Doore
for receiving second place in the Clay Beads category of
the
2005 Bead Arts Awards. To see her winning
piece Openwork Ribbon Beads, made from Art Clay
650/1200,
click here.
