Jan 27, 2016 | art, arts community, gallery, photography, Uncategorized
Written by: Kaitlyn Frolek, Gallery Assistant To read Part 1 of this series on black and white photography click here. Pinhole photography: I absolutely love it! Part of the attraction to the process of this type of photography is that you are able to create...
Nov 12, 2015 | art, arts community, Business, ceramics, craft markets, events, fibre, jewellery, membership, mixed media, textiles, WinterGreen, WinterGreen Fine Craft Market, wood
The Saskatchewan Craft Council runs an Emerging Artist Market Experience Program, which allows emerging craft artists to participate in SCC markets in order to experience the market environment first hand and expand their contacts with the Saskatchewan craft...
Oct 13, 2015 | 40th anniversary, art, arts community, Canada, Canadian Crafts Federation, events
Canadian Crafts Federation Conference: Quebec City, September 24-27, 2015 by Vivian Orr, Saskatchewan Craft Council, Communications & Publications Coordinator To read the first part of Vivian’s post, click here. Just a few weeks ago, Carmen (SCC Executive...
Oct 7, 2015 | 40th anniversary, arts community, Canada, Canadian Crafts Federation
Canadian Crafts Federation Conference: Quebec City, September 24-27, 2015 by Vivian Orr, Saskatchewan Craft Council, Communications & Publications Coordinator Just a few weeks ago, Carmen (SCC Executive Director), David Freeman (SCC Board Member and CCF...
Aug 12, 2015 | art, arts community, events, exhibition, SaskArt, SaskGalleries
Submitted by: Maia Stark, Exhibitions & Educations Coordinator Back in March, during the first two weeks in my role as Exhibitions and Education Coordinator, I flew south to Scottsdale, Arizona to represent the SCC at “Saskatchewan,” a temporary...
Jul 29, 2015 | arts community, Canada, magazine review
Submitted by Noreen Donald, Fine Arts Library Assistant, Frances Morrison Central Library Review: Studio – Craft and Design in Canada Those who appreciate craft may find a valuable resource in the serials collection in Fine Arts at Frances Morrison...
