typed resume to the Guild at 1559 Cartwright
St., Vancouver, B.C. V6H 3R7, by March 20,
1995,

MADE IN CLAY NOTES

It looks like we will have at least 110 potters
and ceramists from all over B.C. participating
in this year's event. Certainly this will be
the biggest all ceramics event ever held in the
province.

Planning for Made In Clay 1995 is moving
ahead nicely. The first batch of Public
Service Announcements and news releases
have gone cut. Vancouver magazine and
Where magazine have followed up with
requests for photos. Arrangements have been
made for insurance coverage through the
Gallery agent, Seabury and Smith. Security
for the tent area has been arranged with
Bruce Lovell of Securiguard Services. A
poster design has been selected from an
impressive group of submissions prepared by
the Emily Carr College senior graphics design
class. Lazy Bay Cafe has again agreed to
provide catering services. Joel Finck, a new
member who has a background in retail
display set up has agreed to take on the task
of organizing the consignment area, Tyler
McLennan is working on the CBC for
coverage and is also liaising with the B.C.
Garden club. Celia and Keith Rice-Jones
have prepared artist biography materials and
an instruction sheet that has been sent out
for completion, Booth spaces have been
drawn and this year 6 layout sent out to all
participants. Arrangements for a Visa
terminal that includes Master Card and Debit
card have been made with the help of Ahmed
Pardham of CIBC. This should greatly
simplify this year s cash system.

Northwest Ceramics Foundation has made
arrangements for the raffle booth to be
located in Granville Market the weekend
before Made In Clay 1995 and to man the
booth at the sale, Those of you who have
agreed to contribute a piece to the raffle are
reminded that these will need to be delivered
to the Guild offices by April 21, 1995 so they
can be shown at the raffle table.

We have received some bisqued pots for the
Raku demonstration event that takes place

during Artquake and supports Made In Clay.
Many more arv needed. All participants are
reminded that bisqued pots for this event
need to be delivered either to the Gallery of
B. C. Ceramics or to John Cloutier of the
Burnaby Potters Guild, ph. 624-1942, by April
7, 1995,

Please also remember that workshift forms
are required by Rosemary Amon by March 15,
1995.

FLOWER POT CONTEST NOTES

In response to feedback from a number of
members we have met with Source
International regarding the terms of the
Flower Pot Contest. Source Interastional has
agreed to take ownership only of the winning
pots entered into the contest. In exchange,
we will prepare a catalog of all entries for
Source to uge as a reference for future access
te artists whose designs they may want to
utilize. The company has also indicated that
it understands that arrangements will have to
be made with the artists regarding copyright
before going to production in all cases.

This change in terms means that all non-
winning pots will have to be picked up by the
unsuccessful artists by April 30, 1995, or that
we will have to have instructions on how to
dispose of them from the artists, Jane
Matthews, the Gallery manager has
suggested that she would like to exhibit the
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Alberta College of Art
Visiting Artist - Ceramics

This position will complement instructional
resources for the 1990/1996 academic term
with a contract load of 12 hours per week per
semester, Access to equipment, facilities and
personal studio within the context of the open
ceramics studio is available.

Qualifications & Application:

MFA preferred or equivalent experience. An