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EMER LYNCH – 2012 AA2A ARTIST AT UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND In January 2012, glass artist Emer Lynch will travel to the University of Sunderland to participate in their Artists’ Access…

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KAREN DONNELLAN ANNOUNCED AS NICHE AWARDS FINALIST Glass artist Karen Donnellan has recently been named as a 2012 glass finalist for the Niche Awards. Sponsored by Niche magazine, the Niche…

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BERLIN GLAS e.V. HOT GLASS STUDIO LAUNCHED, BERLIN On December 9th 2011, Berlin Glas, e.V. inaugurated the very first glassblowing studio in Berlin! Nadania Idriss is the Director of Berlin…

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LISA ST. MARTIN AND SALLY PRASCH FLAMEWORKING CLASSES, CO. MAYOTwo influential flameworkers; Lisa St. Martin and Sally Prasch, will be travelling to Ireland in May and September 2012 to teach…

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EQUIPMENT SOUGHT FOR NEW GLASSBLOWING STUDIO, NORTHERN IRELAND Equipment wanted for a new glassblowing studio opening late in 2012 in Northern Ireland. Used equipment such as blowing irons, blocks, shears,…

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STICKY FINGERS ARTS SEEKING CRAFT ARTISTS FOR CHILDREN’S PUBLIC ART PROJECTS In association with Newry and Mourne District Council, Sticky Fingers Early Years Arts is looking for four artists of…

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PILCHUCK INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, SEATTLE Pilchuck offers internships that are ideal for emerging and experienced artists who wish to further develop their professional and technical expertise. Pilchuck will provide a small…

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PILCHUCK TEACHING ASSISTANTS AND ARTIST ASSISTANT APPLICATIONS Teaching Assistants (TA) and Artist Assistants (AA) participate in a leadership capacity during the summer program. All assistants must have extensive studio experience…

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CRAFTSMANSHIP AWARD AT SHOWCASE 2012 Now in its fifth year, the highly acclaimed Craftsmanship Award at Showcase is an excellent opportunity to exhibit your high levels of craftsmanship. The application…

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IRISH CRAFT PORTFOLIO 2012 The Crafts Council of Ireland is changing the Irish Craft Portfolio programme from a 1-year to a 2-year cycle. This is being done to align better…