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IRON POUR AT ALPHABETICAL
STUDIOS
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In conjunction
with "The Union" and
DC productions
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Sunday, May 27. 8:00AM
- 8:00PM
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| Location: 1240 Calle
de Commercio, unit B |
| Contact-Information:
252 258 4597 |
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Placitas,
Saturday April 28
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NMSG QUARTERLY MEETING
The Spring meeting
of the Guild will be held at the home and
stone carving studio of Don Tubesing in
Placitas, from 2PM to 5PM on Saturday,
April 28.
AGENDA:
Status of Summer Show Other show opportunities
Status of NMSG Membership Drive Marketplace
opportunity A discussion about stone
carving - Kathy Caricof,
Marble Institute of Colorado Bring slides
or CDs of your work to share with the
group. Refreshments and discussion
DIRECTION: exit I 25 at
#242 (The Northmost Bernalillo exit)
go east, up the hill toward Placitas
on Highway 165 for 4.9 miles turn right
(south) on Tunnel Springs Road and go
4/10 mile. turn right on La Puerta Trail
and go 3/10 mile turn right at #41 La Puerta
Trail -- Tubesing home and studio
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| Little Rock, Arkansas. |
| Art
consultant in Little Rock, Arkansas looking
for an artist or artists who creates life-like
looking animals (life size) in cast bronze
(edition work preferred) for an art project
in Arkansas. Call or e-mail Greg
Thompson - Greg Thompson Fine
Art, Inc. PO
Box 251765 Little Rock, Arkansas 72225.
Ph: (501)
664-2787 Fax: (501) 664-6520, GTFineArt@aol.com |
| Rinconada, NM. April
14-17, 2007 |
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| Southwest Stonework/Saxe
Stonecarving Workshop Spring Session
Application & detail available
at www.saxstonecarving.com or
call Mark Saxe at (505) 579 9179
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| Littleton, CO. February
28, 2007 |
| 4th
Annual Sculpture Competition sponsored
by Sculptural Pursuit Magazine, a quarterly
art/literary publication form Littleton,
CO. Grand Prize: Cover photo with feature
article and photos in July, Fall 2007.
More information at http://www.sculpturalpursuit.com |
| Rinconada, NM. February
2, 2007 |
| "Broken and Repaired" juried
show at Rift Gallery in Rinconada, NM. Artists
are invited to submit up to two images relating
to the theme. For
guidelines and prospectus, http://www.riftgallery.com E Show
dates March 3 - April 15, 2007. |
| Taos,
NM. January 31, 2007 |
Seeking
sculptors for future exhibition as a
comment or investigation on Crypto Jews
and Conversos. The show may include work
on hiding and revealing family secrets.
This show will have at least two venues.
Contact information: Deborah Rael-Buckley |
| Santa Fe, NM. January
31, 2007 |
| The City of Santa
Fe Arts Commission, through its Loaned Art
Program, is accepting proposals for artworks
to be placed at Entrada Park. Artists with
existing three-dimensional artworks that
are appropriate for outdoor, passive public
display are encouraged to submit proposals.
More information at the City of Santa Fe
Arts Commission at 505-955-6707 or via email
at degarcia@santafenm.gov |
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- Santa Fe, NM. Saturday, January 27,
2007
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New Mexico
Sculptors Guild Annual meeting
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- - Saturday, January 27
- - Same Place: Stewart Udall
Bldg, 725 Camino Lejo, Santa Fe.
- - Same time: 2-5 PM
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Santa Fe .
NM. January 20, 2007 POSTPONED...... |
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Location
725 Camino Lejo.
Stewart
Udall building,
2nd floor,
Museum Hill
Santa Fe, NM |
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Direction
Take Old
Santa Fe trail - east from the intersection
of Old pecos trail.Go straight at
the stop sign at Camino Corrales.
Turn right on Camino Lejo. The Stewart
Udall building is on the right.
Open to
the public.
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| Los Alamos, NM. December
2006 |
Call
for artist: Outdoor
fountain. Approx. $20.000. Public art commission
for a FireStation in White Rocks. Send
resume, pictures of existing work, relevant
sketches and/or proposal to Minji Park, New
Purchase SubCommittee Chair, Art in Public
Places Board, Los Alamos County. P.O. Box
30. Los Alamos, NM 87544
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| Albuquerque. NM. October 22,
2006 |
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New
Mexico Sculptors Guild
Quarterly Meeting
Sunday,
October 22, 2 – 5 PM
Albuquerque Museum
Auditorium
Film
- Andy Goldsworthy - “Rivers
and Tides”
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| Santa Fe,
NM. August 31 , 2006 |
The Art in
Public Places Program (AIPP) of New Mexico Arts announces the second
biannual New Mexico Only Purchase Initiative. New
Mexico artists at all stages in their careers
are invited to submit slides or digital images
of artwork available for purchase. Receipt
deadline for submissions is 5:00pm on Thursday,
August 31. The
goal of the New Mexico Only Purchase Initiative
is to continue to diversify the State’s Public Art Collection
by purchasing existing artwork from artists who are living
and working in New Mexico. Art will be purchased for
approximately 50 different public art sites. The
available amount for each site ranges from
$1,000.00 to $5,000.00
A complete Prospectus #181 can be downloaded
from NM Art's website at http://www.nmarts.org/Art
in Public Places, or call Deanna Draudt
at 505-827-6490 (Santa Fe) or 800-879-4278
(outside Santa Fe), or email a request
to aipp@state.nm.us. |
| Santa Fe,
NM. August 6, 2006 |
Loaned Art Exhibit
Description: The
City of Santa Fe Loaned Art Exhibit is
a wonderful opportunity for artists to
connect to the community and contribute
to the beauty of Santa Fe through the public
display of their artwork at locations throughout
the entire city. The Santa
Fe Arts Commission will be accepting proposals from galleries,
individuals, and artists to loan their
work. Upon acceptance, the pieces will
be installed in a variety of striking sites
across the city. Finally,
the exhibit honoring the 2006 lenders will
run throughout the year.
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| Bernalillo,
NM. August 4, 2006 |
The Bernalillo County Open Space Advisory Committee (OSAC) and the Bernalillo County Arts Board (BCAB) is sponsoring a series of opportunities for artists to visit the various Bernalillo County Open Space properties and through inspiration of the sights and sounds of these beautiful spaces, create art in whatever medium they choose for consideration to be purchased by the County’s Public Art Program. For registration information contact Becky Alter of the Bernalillo County Open Space Program at 314-0433 or Sherri Olsen of the Bernalillo County Public Art Program at 768-4257. |
| Albuquerque,
NM. July 28, 2006 |
Wall Treatment Artwork for Three-Story Tall Elevator Shaft, which may include a Water Feature. The project intent is to commission an artwork wall treatment and/or water feature installation on the three-story tall, interior elevator shaft wall at the Mid Region Council of Government Administrative Offices in Albuquerque, NM. Average Public Art Project budgets at Bernalillo County normally range between $30,000 – $50,000. Call the Bernalillo County Public Art Program Manager, Sherri Olsen, at (505) 768-4257 or e-mail ssolsen@bernco.gov. Or, visit the Mid-Region Council of Governments web page at http://www.mrcog-nm.gov/about_MRCOG.htm |
| Santa Fe,
NM. July 11, 2006 |
The City of
Santa Fe Arts Commission is
seeking to commission an artist/artist team
to design, fabricate and install a bronze
artwork that commemorates the U.S. soldiers
and marines who fought in the Korean War.
The commission is $16,000 inclusive, which
has been provided by the New Mexico State
Legislature. Download
the RFQ for
specific & timeline |
| Cuyamunge, NM. July 8, 2006 |
NMSG QUARTERLY MEETING
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Direction
From the North (Espanola)
Take Hwy 84/285 South through Pojoaque.
Take exit 177, Buffalo Thunder Road.
Cross the highway. Continue south on the East Frontage Road
Go past the Pojoaque Tribal Administration building
Take the next left, Arroyo Cuyamunge Road
Follow the road to the right, just past the cellular towers.
Take the next fork to the right on to Tango Road.
Mole Studio, #28, is about ½ mile on the right. |
New Mexico Sculptors Guild
Quarterly Meeting
Saturday, July 8, 2 – 5 PM
Presentation and Studio Tour
The process of glass casting
Slide show of member's works
If you would like to present images of your work,
please bring 35 MM slides or a CD.
Refreshments
Richard Mole Studio
28 Tango Road
Cuyamunge,NM |
Direction
From the South (Santa Fe)
Take Hwy 84/285 North through Tesuque.
Take exit 176, Cuyamunge.
Continue North on the East Frontage Road
Go past Gabriel's Restaurant and the Chevron Station.
Take the next right, Arroyo Cuyamunge Road
Follow the road to the right, just past the cellular towers.
Take the next fork to the right on to Tango Road.
Mole Studio, #28, is about ½ mile on the right. |
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| Cincinnati
, June 21st-24th, 2006 |
International
Sculpture Center, conference
and registration at http://www.sculpture.org Special
meeting of Sculptors and Affiliate
Groups at the Cintas Center, Xavier University.
Download the flyer for more information |
| Silver City,
May 18, 2006 |
The Art in Public
Places Program (AIPP) of New Mexico Arts
seeks to commission up to ten temporary,
visually engaging and conceptually rich environmental
artworks to be exhibited in and around Silver
City, New Mexico. The proposed artworks should
relate to this year's theme of alchemy. Project
Amount - $1,500 per project for up to 10
projects. This project is open to New Mexico
residents only. More information at http://www.nmarts.org/prospectus.html |
| Santa Fe,
April 8, 2006 |
NMSG ANNUAL MEETING
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| Membership meeting,
Saturday April 8, 10 AM. Direction:
Take Old Santa Fe trail - east from the intersection
of Old pecos trail. Go straight at the stop
sign at Camino Corrales. Turn right on camino
Lejo. The Stewart Udall building is on the
right. |
| Santa Fe,
NM. February 21, 2006 |
The
City of Santa Fe Arts
Commission,
in partnership with the City of Santa
Fe Engineering Division, is seeking an
artist/artist team to work as a member of the
design team for the Acequia
Trail Pedestrian Overpass. The
selected artist/artist team will work with
the engineering consultant to develop integral
art for the overpass and related structures. Total
compensation will be up to $50,000 inclusive
for design services. Travel expenses
up to $3,000 will be paid based on the
City of Santa Fe’s per diem and mileage
policy if the selected artist/artist
team resides more than 35 miles beyond
the Santa Fe City limits. The deadline
for submission of materials is Wednesday,
February 22, 2006 at 2:00 p.m. |
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