Member Ann Cavanaugh submitted this November 5-6 event (Tour preview Nov 4, 4-8 pm at Art At The Cave Vancouver WA. Clark County Washington-Battleground). My studio is one of 50 in Clark County open for visiting. My address is 25605 NE Cooley Rd Battleground 98604
Member Vicki Green at 11914 NE 49th Ct. Vancouver WA is also on this tour. For more information and an interactive map go to artstra.org/open-studios/
There will be a quick election of officers for 2023 and then learn some great tips on photographing your glass. Guest Speakers will include – Meghan Farrell of Retouch Artistry, Rene Westbrook of Westbrook Photography, Jim and Matt of JDA Creative Color,
Email Rachel Dollar if you would like to discuss any photography related topics at the meeting. We could use a few more speakers. Looking forward to seeing you on the Zoom.
See the event link on the calendar for the Zoom link and any updates
In Portland this Friday-Sunday and in Seattle October 15-16
4 members are part of the LOCAL 14 art show in Portland Sept 30 (Friday) to Oct 3rd at the World Forestry Center by the Zoo. See the event link
Plus the Guild is sponsoring the Glass And Decor Studio Tour and Sale in Seattle October 15-16 see the event link for artist info and link to map (this is only one of the many Refract Glass Celebration events October 13-16)
Check out the map to the studios and plan your route to a few or all 9 Portland area studios (18 artists in all), September 17 & 18 from 10:00 to 4:00. https://www.pnwglassguild.org/event/open-studios/ This is a great time to start your holiday shopping or buy something amazing for yourself.
I’m so excited to have AAE back as one of our Gold Level Sponsors. They moved to Nevada and opened their new online shop several months ago and are looking forward to seeing our members make beautiful art with the various products they offer. Go to PNWGlassGuild.org >About>Our Sponsors tosee the sponsor ‘ads‘ and see how to reach them. Log in first and you can see the discount offers for current members.
In Seattle this Sunday (August 14th) 11am potluck in Karen Seymour’s backyard near the Zoo. See the event link on the website for more. RSVP (206-525-1577) so we have enough chairs out
In Washougal (across the river from Portland) in about 2 weeks on Sunday August 28th11 am potluck in Linda and Kate’s yard. See the event link for more. RSVP to Linda Roman or Kate Nicklos
Spouses and anyone else who is willing to listen to us talk glass is welcome but please attend by Zoom if you are feeling ill or have recently been in crowded places like airports.
Registration is now open to current PNWGG Members (yes, you can join or renew to become a current member and be on the tour). Registration and payment deadline is August 13th, so don’t wait!
Log in to pnwglassguild.org, click the above link or go to the “Open Studios” event link at the bottom of any website page, and click the registration info link from there to see the full details. Find everything you need to know about the tour: which counties are eligible to be in the tour, how to join, how to share a studio and how to pay. If you do have any questions, there’s a place to ask at the end of the post or contact Linda Gerrard.
Last year saw more visitors than the previous year, so artists, sign up and let’s make this year the biggest show yet!
Registration is now open to current PNWGG Members (yes, you can join or renew to become a current member and be on the tour). Registration and payment deadline is August 13th, so don’t wait!
Log in to pnwglassguild.org, click the above link or go to the “Open Studios” event link at the bottom of any website page, and click the registration info link from there to see the full details. Find everything you need to know about the tour: which counties are eligible to be in the tour, how to join, how to share a studio and how to pay. If you do have any questions, there’s a place to ask at the end of the post or contact Linda Gerrard.
Last year saw more visitors than the previous year, so artists, sign up and let’s make this year the biggest show yet!
Both Portland and Seattle are having glass-focused studio tours this fall plus there several general studio tours. Come and share some tips. Those who have done, are doing, or are thinking about doing one of this fall’s 2 Guild sponsored studio tours are especially encouraged to attend.
log in and go to the event link (events coming in the next month or so are at the bottom of each page for the Zoom)
If you can’t log-in, request the link via the Zoom request form (in top menu>about>contact us> “Get the Zoom Link”). You don’t have to be a member to come to our General Meetings.
Registration is now open to current PNWGG Members (yes, you can join or renew to become a current member and be on the tour). Register by August 13th: $60.00.
Log in to pnwglassguild.org, click the above link or go to the Events Calendar to September 17, then click on “continued” to see the link for the full details. Find everything you need to know about the tour: which counties are eligible to be in the tour, how to join, how to share a studio and how to pay. If you do have any questions, there’s a place to ask at the end of the post or contact Linda Gerrard.
Last year saw more visitors than the previous year, so artists, sign up and let’s make this year the biggest show yet!
Come join the discussion about Facebook advertising, Email lists, Getting your art online as a Guild member, Using your free SquareUp.com website, and much more. We can also discuss upcoming Guild events like the picnics, Open Studios etc.
You don’t have to be a member to come to our General Meetings. See the event listing for more.
Members Carlyne Lynch, Ann Mackiernan, and Greta Schneider invite you to the SW Portland OR area for a weekend featuring all sorts of regional art and music, directly benefiting art education in our local high schools. See https://charbonneauarts.org/2022-cta/ for the hours and specific locations (there’s a virtual component too).
June 12th (a week from Sunday) 12:30 to around 3:30
At Karen Seymour’s (by the Zoo in Seattle). We’ll try to do a Zoom portion too. Contact Karen Seymour if you’re interested.
If you’re like me you put off making good images of your latest work because getting the lights and backdrops set up is such a pain. Let’s do it together. Bring some of your work and your camera or cell phone. I’ll set up some lights and backgrounds, and we can take pictures. Then we can look at the results and discuss fixes.
If you’re an experienced photographer with proper lights and tents discus bringing them along so we have more setups and experience to help those who haven’t gotten there yet. Better photos makes the Guild as a whole look more polished and by extension, yourself.
Play Days are member only events. Please join the Guild before attending.
If we manage to get Zoom working, log in first and then look for the link on the event listing
Let’s talk about shows, especially Gathering of the Guilds: both successes and what we could do differently. If you’ve done other recent shows tell us how they went and how they dealt with various issues. We can also discuss upcoming Guild events like the picnics, Open Studios etc.as we get back to doing some things in person in these hopefully post-Covid times.
See the event listing for the link (log-in first or use the form).
Anyone is welcome at our general meetings, you don’t need to be a member.
Tuesday May 24th at 7pm there will be a Board meeting to set future event dates etc. Having your input at either or both meetings would be very welcome.