emerging artist: Sue McLeod

www.mycloudcreations.comwww.mycloudcreations.com

Want to be featured as an emerging artist on musing? All you have to do is send me some images, a brief write up if you’d like, and a website if you have it to [email protected] If you could put emerging artist in the subject header of the email so it doesn’t get lost in my spam folder that would be great. Thanks! 

Summer Employment at Watershed

Summer staff at Watershed are responsible for the day to day operations of the house, studio, and grounds, and are an important resource to resident artists and visitors. Summer staff are expected to work an average of 30 hrs per week, attend weekly staff meetings and be available to assist residents. Summer staff receive free studio space, room and board along with a $2000 stipend.

Kitchen Staff: Prepares, cooks, serves (buffet style) and cleans-up 3 meals daily for 25-30 people; responsible for ordering food/shopping, budgeting & special event preparations.

Studio Staff: Responsible for material inventory; equipment, building and grounds maintenance and repair; have proficiency with propane & electric kiln firing; assist with special event preparations; help resident artists with studio issues.

House Staff: Greets new residents, cleans and maintains common areas daily and supervises resident assistants in house cleaning activities; cleans cabins between sessions.

Office Staff: Assists with administrative work including event planning, data entry, administrative organization and financial tracking. May also assist with housekeeping duties and kitchen prep/cleanup.

Click here to apply for a summer staff position. Applications will be accepted until March 14, 2014. Please note that Watershed will contact references listed. Applicants whose references are not available to talk to Watershed will not be considered. Watershed will conduct interviews with summer staff applicants via phone or in person (if possible). Watershed staff members will be at NCECA and will be available to meet with applicants at that time. Hiring decisions will be made the first week of April, 2014. The summer work season runs from May 20-August 30th, 2014.

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movie day: Short Film on Harrison McIntosh by Daniel Benning

“Harrison is regarded as one most famous ceramic artists of the Pomona
Valley in Southern California and is known internationally. Considered
as a real leader of the art in the post Second World War era, his work
is recognised for its perfection of proportions and original decorative
patterns.” – Daniel Benning

Read the article and watch the film here on OEN.

Thanks to musing reader Naomi Duffey for this one! If you have suggestions for any of the musing features: eye candy, emerging artists, technical tuesdays, movie day, or a site to see friday, I’m always up for suggestions. Drop me a line at [email protected]