Today's postings
- [Baren 42547] SSNW10 exchange (Charles Morgan)
- [Baren 42548] American Print Alliance workshop database (Barbara Mason)
- [Baren 42549] New Member Introduction: Jeff Ruminski ("jeffruminski # yahoo.com")
Message 1
From: Charles Morgan
Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2010 17:45:48 GMT
Subject: [Baren 42547] SSNW10 exchange
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Happy Solstice everyone. Just a little reminder that today is the last day to
sign up for the SSNW10 exchange. As of today, we have 30 participants.
Please note: This is a private exchange, NOT sponsored by Baren, although a
number of Bareners do participate.
Cheers ...... Charles
sign up for the SSNW10 exchange. As of today, we have 30 participants.
Please note: This is a private exchange, NOT sponsored by Baren, although a
number of Bareners do participate.
Cheers ...... Charles
Message 2
From: Barbara Mason
Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2010 05:21:47 GMT
Subject: [Baren 42548] American Print Alliance workshop database
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This just in from the American Print Alliance
Happy holidays to all and my personal best to you
Barbara
Dear subscribers and past subscribers to Contemporary Impressions,
Our new online searchable version of the Guide to Printmaking, Papermaking and
Book Arts Workshops is going live! Tuesday, December 21, marks a full moon, a
full lunar eclipse, theWinter Solstice and our new Guide.
Go to www.PrintAlliance.org, go to the Library section and click on Workshops,
or just click here: www.printalliance.org/alliance/al_subform.html. Be ready
with the password you use to access other subscriber areas of our website, like
the popular List of Competitive Exhibitions. This is another free benefit for
subscribers (and the reason the Winter issue of Contemporary Impressions is
running late, please forgive us, it will be out sometime in January with the
gift print by Ibrahim Miranda). So take a moment right now to renew your
subscription for 2011 -- or subscribe now if you have lapsed! The form is
at www.printalliance.org/alliance/al_subform.html, you can send a check or use
our PayPal button and simply fill in the amount (plus $2 for thePayPal fee) and
your own email and password.
The Alliance is here for you with all the resources of our website, the journal,
traveling exhibitions, Print Dialogue Days, PrintSpin and so much more. Please
consider an extra tax-exempt contribution before the end of the year to help us
advocate for you and bring the print arts to the widest audience!
Thank you! Best wishes for the New Year,
Carol
Dr. Carol Pulin, director@printalliance.org American Print
Alliance, www.PrintAlliance.org non-profit consortium of printmakers’
councils 302 Larkspur Turn, Peachtree City GA 30269
The American Print Alliance represents about 6,000 artists in the United States
and Canada. The Alliance sponsors exhibitions and publishes Contemporary
Impressions, an acclaimed international journal filled with illustrations and
inspiring essays and articles, interviews and reviews about prints, paperworks
and artists' books. Subscribers receive two issues a year and a specially
commissioned original print.
Happy holidays to all and my personal best to you
Barbara
Dear subscribers and past subscribers to Contemporary Impressions,
Our new online searchable version of the Guide to Printmaking, Papermaking and
Book Arts Workshops is going live! Tuesday, December 21, marks a full moon, a
full lunar eclipse, theWinter Solstice and our new Guide.
Go to www.PrintAlliance.org, go to the Library section and click on Workshops,
or just click here: www.printalliance.org/alliance/al_subform.html. Be ready
with the password you use to access other subscriber areas of our website, like
the popular List of Competitive Exhibitions. This is another free benefit for
subscribers (and the reason the Winter issue of Contemporary Impressions is
running late, please forgive us, it will be out sometime in January with the
gift print by Ibrahim Miranda). So take a moment right now to renew your
subscription for 2011 -- or subscribe now if you have lapsed! The form is
at www.printalliance.org/alliance/al_subform.html, you can send a check or use
our PayPal button and simply fill in the amount (plus $2 for thePayPal fee) and
your own email and password.
The Alliance is here for you with all the resources of our website, the journal,
traveling exhibitions, Print Dialogue Days, PrintSpin and so much more. Please
consider an extra tax-exempt contribution before the end of the year to help us
advocate for you and bring the print arts to the widest audience!
Thank you! Best wishes for the New Year,
Carol
Dr. Carol Pulin, director@printalliance.org American Print
Alliance, www.PrintAlliance.org non-profit consortium of printmakers’
councils 302 Larkspur Turn, Peachtree City GA 30269
The American Print Alliance represents about 6,000 artists in the United States
and Canada. The Alliance sponsors exhibitions and publishes Contemporary
Impressions, an acclaimed international journal filled with illustrations and
inspiring essays and articles, interviews and reviews about prints, paperworks
and artists' books. Subscribers receive two issues a year and a specially
commissioned original print.
Message 3
From: "jeffruminski # yahoo.com"
Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2010 12:27:32 GMT
Subject: [Baren 42549] New Member Introduction: Jeff Ruminski
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Hello,
My name is Jeff Ruminski and I currently reside in the Smoky Mountains of Western North Carolina (US).
I had my first exposure to commercial printing when I was 15 years old and have now spent over half my life with the focus of ink on paper. Throughout my professional career, I have worked in a variety of positions within the print industry, including illustration, prepress, graphic design, and most recently management.
Earlier this month, I came to the conclusion that I truely missed the creative process and resolved to fill that void. Once again turning to ink on paper, I began to research traditional and artistic printing.
So here I find myself, eager to learn and cut more wood. I just completed my first woodcut a couple days ago.
http://JeffRuminski.fileave.com/woodcutprints/HappyHolidaysWoodcut.jpg
I am looking forward to making your aquaintences as I explore the medium.
Sincerely,
Jeff Ruminski
My name is Jeff Ruminski and I currently reside in the Smoky Mountains of Western North Carolina (US).
I had my first exposure to commercial printing when I was 15 years old and have now spent over half my life with the focus of ink on paper. Throughout my professional career, I have worked in a variety of positions within the print industry, including illustration, prepress, graphic design, and most recently management.
Earlier this month, I came to the conclusion that I truely missed the creative process and resolved to fill that void. Once again turning to ink on paper, I began to research traditional and artistic printing.
So here I find myself, eager to learn and cut more wood. I just completed my first woodcut a couple days ago.
http://JeffRuminski.fileave.com/woodcutprints/HappyHolidaysWoodcut.jpg
I am looking forward to making your aquaintences as I explore the medium.
Sincerely,
Jeff Ruminski