WANT TO SELL OR SHOW
YOUR WORK IN THE
B88 8 GALLERY?

GALLERY'S JURY MEETS IN
OCTOBER

The Gallery of BC represents one of several programs
organized by the Powers‘Guild of B.C. for the advancement
of knowledge about ceramics, The Gallery functions as a
showcase for artisans and helps wo educate and inform the
public about the high standard and rich diversity of thear
achievements, Membership in the Guild is necessary in order
to show in the Gallery, but not to submit work for jurying.
Profs and membership dues are used to finance other
educational inuatives. The Gallery operates under the
policy direction of the Board of Directors of the Potters’
Guild of B.C. The Manager and staff have the responsibility
for carrying out this policy on a day-to-day basis. The jurying
information provides guidelines for those already showing
in the gallery and for those contemplating participation in
ihe future,

THE POTTERS GUILD OF B.C,
NEWSLETTER

The NEWSLETTER is published 10 times a year as an
information link for the Membership. Submissions arc
welcome, and should be in the Guild office by the last
Frday of the month, Text may be edited for publication,

Executive Director & Managing Editor: Jan Krueger

Advertising Rates: 5120 full page: $50 half page: $40
one column, $35 quarter page: 325 half column,

Unclassified: Free to Guild members: Non-members: 38
minimum up te three lines: $2 per column line thereafter,
All ads are to be prepaid and include GST. Deadlines is
the last Fray of each month,

1994 Membership in The Potters Guild of British
Columbia is $35 for individuals, $50 for family or stuxho
membership of 2-4 people, $70 for Institution and Group,
and 520) for full time students, Jan, to Dec. including GST.

Board of Directors, 1994: Tam Irving, President; Nathan
Rafla,Vice President; Amta Wong,Treasurer, June
MacDonald, Secretary; Directors: Linda Doherty, Kersta
Krug, Carol Mayer, Dawn McNamara, Joe Nagel, Keith
Rice-Jones, Patsck Taddy, Ron Vallis.

Staff: Gallery Manager, Jane Matthews; Lea Price, Kaoru

Cowes, Assistants.

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SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS AND
JURYING PROCESS

Individuals wishing to show in the Gallery must
subrnit the following:

1. Six pieces showing a range of work
representing a specific style. (eg. If you
want to have your raku work juried, send only
raku work.) Each piece is two be identified with
your name and numbered from | - 6.

2. A typed and numbered listof the pieces
providing information and retail prices.

3. A typed biography and a statement about
yourself and your work.

4, Include a cheque for $21.40 (320 plus GST)
which represents a non-refundable jurying fee.

Please note that the Potters Guild will not be
responsible for breakages which occur during
normal handling.

CRITERIA

The jurers will be looking for work which
demonstrates a strong sense of personal style and
direction and which is technically competent
Good design and a consistence over all six pieces
will also be a consideration.

JURYING DATES

Work will be accepted from October 10 - 15 at the
Gallery of B.C. Ceramics. NO WORK WILL BE
ACCEPTED AFTER THE DEADLINE OF THE
15th, The selections committee will meet soon after
the 15th and advise will advise applicants by letter
of their decision by the end of November.

Potters Guild of BC. Newsletter