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Exhibition: Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park
Sponsor: Art Colony Association
Location: Memorial Park, Houston, TX
Exhibition Dates: March 25 - 27, 2010
Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park is the nation’s premier spring
outdoor fine art event. The Festival has been ranked in AmericanStyle
Magazine's "TOP 10 Festivals" for the past two years and was listed #12
in Sunshine Artist's "200 Best List" in 2010. Nestled in Houston’s most
prestigious park, the Festival is conveniently located near Downtown,
the famous Galleria area and the elegant residential communities of
River Oaks, and Memorial. The Festival has a demonstrated history of
strong sales for artists. Juried at Museum of Fine Arts, Houston by an
invited panel of artists, collectors and industry professionals. Please
see website for information:
www.bayoucityartfestival.com/artist-information.
Call for Entry:
September 30, 2010
Blossom II - Art of Flowers
Sponsored by Susan Kathleen Black Foundation, Houston Texas.
Open to any living artist. Works must be original, completed after Sept 1, 2008,
and must not have won any previous prize or award in any other competition.
Multiple entries accepted. Original, two-dimensional art only. Excluded are:
computer enhanced or generated artwork, sculpture, reproduction prints,
photography, video. See prospectus for complete details:
Blossom II Art of Flowers Prospectus
Alternative Kilns/Firing Techniques
James Watkins
September 16—18, 2010
Kerrville, Texas
This workshop will focus on fast firing techniques described in James
Watkins’ book "Alternative Kilns & Firing Techniques". The class will
also cover surface decoration and discuss ways that the physical
environment can be used as creative inspiration.
Click here for further details.
Texas Clay Festival
October 23rd & 24th, 2010
Gruene, Texas
The 18th annual Texas Clay Festival will be held in the Gruene Historical
District of New Braunfels on October 23 & 24 2010. Featuring the work of over 60
Texas potters and clay artists, the festival offers the opportunity to view and
purchase a wide variety of pottery, from traditional to sculptural by the top
clay artist in the state. Take this unique opportunity to watch and learn as
demonstrations are held in four tents throughout both days. From forming on the
potters wheel to hand-building to raku firing, there is something for everyone.
http://www.texasclayfestival.com/
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