Les Manning Workshop
Canadian
ceramic artist Les Manning will be sharing his expertise with us on
Sunday, February 10th in his workshop, “Your Self and Your Personal
Creativity.” Register before Jan. 18th and receive a price break!
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FUSION Scholarships/Awards
FUSION supports member guilds in the crafts community by honouring excellence and endeavour in the field of clay and glass through the FUSION DESIGN AWARD.
Each year, FUSION provides Student Awards of Merit to deserving graduating College students in the two disciplines of glass and ceramics.
The FUSION Bursary provides financial assistance through the Scholarship Fund to clay or glass artists in financial need wishing to further their education in ceramics or glass.
At the Annual Conference FUSION presents Volunteer Awards for outstanding service to FUSION.
FUSION is eligible to nominate deserving individuals for the Ontario Crafts Council Mather Award. Since 1981 to honour their founding member and former treasurer John Mather, the Ontario Crafts Council has presented an annual award for lifetime achievement.
Fireworks Awards are selected by jurors for FUSION’S Biennial Exhibition.
FUSION nominates outstanding individuals demonstrating excellence in their field for national awards on an on-going basis where applicable
FUSION gratefully acknowledges the assistance and generous donations of our many partners, in making the Fireworks awards a reality.
To find out how you can make a donation to one of our awards – either anonymously or in your name, your company’s name, or in the loving memory of a friend or relative, please contact us today.
New Ceramic Publication: Contemporary Tableware by Linda Bloomfield
“Tableware
has occupied a special place in our kitchens and dining rooms for
thousands of years, and continues to enchant us today. Ranging from the
purely functional to the fine and delicate, the evolution of domestic
pots tells us much about our changing tastes and habits, and the wider
art and cultural movements that have influenced their decoration and
forms.”
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