Tom Norulak has an etching, Edifice Ex, in the 9th annual American Landscapes Exhibit at the Maryland Federation of Art in Annapolis. The juror was George Gurney, Deputy Chief Curator at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. There were 900 submissions, and 46 works selected.

Julia Toal is currently participating in a two-week intensive workshop exploring silkscreen, collage and relief techniques in Oxbow, Michigan.

Join us in a continued celebration of 2007 being the "year of glass." This show is open to all PCA guild members and collaboration with a non-member is permitted.

Mixed media is welcome so long as it includes some use of actual glass, and/or individual interpretation that falls within guidelines of the prospectus.

Screening date is 12 August, Simmons Hall at the
PCA. Drop off; 12:30 - Pick
up; 4:00 to 4:30 ($20 jury fee)

Show opening will be Friday evening, 16 November and plans are under way to make this a fun and special night.

For more details and questions contact Rose Clancy (kingclancy2@earthlink.net)

Thanks, we hope to see you there!

http://www.craftsmensguild.org/exhibition.htm

John Dorinsky has a show of his Raku Ceramics at the Hoyt Institute of fine Arts, New Castle — www.hoytartcenter.org.

Judi Charlson's exhibition "Totem and Taboo" is at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts. See Mary Thomas's July 18th review in the Post Gazette.

Leonard Leibowitz's print titled "Reflections" won an award at The Society of American Graphic Artists 74th Member Show at The Old Print Shop, New York, New York. Juror, Susan Teller, writes, "Given my own bent toward social, urban, and industrial scenes I found lots to appreciate. Particularly noteworthy were Leonard Leibowitz's Reflections..." The exhibit runs from July 9 -August 17, 2007.

Terri Perpich's monotype image was used on the postcard for the Central Pennsylvania Festival of he Arts IMAGES 2007 juried by CMA's Heather Pesanti. And Terri's fiber monotype was photographed by Kurt Shaw and in his brief Trib review on Joyce Perry's le poire Gallery "Hanging by a Thread" show. He wrote that the le poire fiber show compared to the quality of the Fiber International at PCA, only on a smaller scale.