for sale: 1968 Airstream Land Yacht Full frame restoration Boutique

1968 Airstream Land Yacht 27’ with tongue
This Airstream has had a full frame restoration. Rust coated floor frame, welded new steel where necessary then replaced subfloor with 3/4” plywood. Interior gutted, insulated with spray foam insulation (which also strengthened the aluminum shell) new electrical. Has low profile inserted energy efficient lights with dimmer switch.
Gorgeous custom installed cabinets, change room, custom sky lights for natural lighting.
Comes with IKEA cabinet, air conditioner, wheel and hitch lock, levelling stands and polishing equipment.
This is a real gem and ready to be a shop, gallery, massage/ counselling space, art studio, guest space.
For more images see Instagram @FutureCraft.airstream

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call for artists: Customs House Artisan Incubator

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We believe that your craft can be your business.

We are offering a life-changing experience for emerging artists. The Customs House is a craft incubator in Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia. We’re looking for seven artists to become our first artists in residence.

Are you a textile, clay or jewellery artist?

As our artists in residence, you’ll have access to:

  • Fully equipped studios
  • Subsidized studio rent
  • Craft business development support
  • Technical mentorship
  • Opportunities to take your craft to market

Want to learn more? Contact Tamsin Sloots, Craft Incubator Coordinator, at [email protected] or 902 539 7491 ext 116.

Be bold. Take your chance today. Apply now.


Download the application form today!

capebretoncraft.com/learn/customs-house/

Think Big 2 – Starts on Thursday – Register NOW

Join
Molly Hatch and Ben Carter for THINK BIG 2: Mastering the Marketplace, a six
week interview series designed to propel your ceramic career to the next
level! 
Featuring interviews with successful artists, gallerists and editors.

This six-week series covers a wide range of
topics from wholesale vs. retail sales, gallery do’s and don’ts,
publishing articles to increase your audience, and generating sales from
social media. In today’s art market, artists have to be more than just
makers. We are makers, marketers, sales people, web designers, and so
much more. We designed the course to help you build the skills you need
to expand your creative business, learn tricks of the trade, and think
beyond the traditional methods of reaching your market. Sign up today
and take the next step towards a successful business.

Sign up before February 4th and receive the early bird discount of $99. After February 4th the course is just $149. Click here to sign up now – Buy Now

How does the E-course work?

Each week we will send you a link to a video interview with a new guest
around a themed topic. The go-at-your-own pace of  the series allows you
to listen to the interviews when ever you have the time. We encourage
participants to discuss the videos each week with a prompted discussion
group online, where you can connect with other members of the series and
have a community discussion about the topics that come up for you
each week. Molly and I will be watching the group discussions
and joining in. In addition to the video interviews and discussions each
week, we will include downloadable bonus material in the form of a
series of worksheets. The worksheets are for you to keep and work
through at your own pace. By the end of the six weeks, you will have new
inspiration for expanding your creative business and a clear direction
for moving forward–on to BIG THINGS!

Justin Rothshank on generating sales through social media
Naomi Cleary  on do’s and don’ts for dealing with galleries
Jessica Knapp on working with the press
Keith Kreeger on working with restaurants as clients
Nicole Aquillano on selling wholesale vs. retail
Lindsay Osteritter on Objective Clay and the online cooperative gallery

About the participants


Justin Rothshank- Studio artist based in Goshen, IN. For more information visit http://rothshank.com


Naomi Cleary- Studio artist and gallery manager (The Clay Studio) based in Philadelphia, PA. For more information visit www.naomi-cleary.squarespace.com.


Jessica Knapp- Studio artist and editor of Ceramics Monthly in Columbus, OH. For more information visit www.jessicaknapp.com.


Keith Kreeger- Studio artist based in Austin, TX. For more information visit www.keithkreeger.com.


Nicole Aquillano- Studio artist based in Boston, MA. For more information visit www.nicoleaquillano.com.


Lindsay Osteritter- For more information visit http://objectiveclay.com/artists/#/lindsay-oesteritter.

Sign up before February 4th and receive the early bird discount of $99. After February 4th the course is just $149. Buy Now

About the hosts:

To find out more about your hosts for THINK BIG 2 please visit our websites. 
www.mollyhatch.com 
www.carterpottery.com