Call For Entry – CARNEGIE CRAFT 2013

by | Oct 3, 2013 | call for entry, emerging artist, job posting, monday morning eye candy, movie day, residency opportunity, show us your influences, technical tuesday

November 1 – 24, 2013

A Premiere Showcase of Excellence in Craft

DEADLINE: Saturday, October 26, 2013

The Carnegie Craft Juried Biennial Exhibition is an event that shows a
wide range of talent from Ontario-based craft practitioners.

Carnegie Craft 2013 is open to both emerging and established professional craftspeople.

Material categories that will be considered by the jury include
ceramic, wood, textile, metal, glass and mixed media. This is a great
opportunity to show your work, and to be considered for one of eight
awards! During the evening of the opening reception on Friday, November
1st, winners of the following awards will be announced: $1,000 for Best
in Show, two $500 Awards of Excellence, and five media-specific awards.

Entries to be submitted to the Carnegie Gallery –
Friday Oct 25th 3-7pm and Sat Oct 26 12-4:30
Up to 3 items may be submitted for jurying with a fee of $20.00 per item. Entry fees are non refundable.
Jurying and notification of results on Monday Oct 28.

Download an entry form:

Carnegie Craft 2013 Call for Entry

The Carnegie Gallery | 10 King St. West, Dundas, ON | [email protected] | 905-627-4265

technical tuesday: fail

by | Oct 1, 2013 | call for entry, emerging artist, job posting, monday morning eye candy, movie day, residency opportunity, show us your influences, technical tuesday

Sigh, it’s been one of those mornings folks. Long whiny story I’ll spare you from, but it ended with me coming back to the studio to find a fail message on my kiln….maybe the kiln was just trying to sympathize with me today….

Regardless, now I need to problem solve. The firing went fine, it fired off last night, I stopped the program once it said complete so that I could see the temperature to know when I could open it. All was good, 500 and some degress left, I went to bed. So what transpired over night? I can’t get the fail message to clear and there is no error code to look up. So what is it then? Broken thermocouple. I guess too many firings, too much work. Overloading my wee kiln. Oh well. It’s not like i’m in the midst of getting a huge wholesale order done or something…..oh wait, I am!!!

I hope everyone else’s day transpires without any FAILS.

: )