Kerri Cushman and Jay Fox are hosting a PechaKucha night in Santa Fe at the Friends of Dard Hunter conference this fall because we are always in awe of what the membership has been up to. PechaKucha is a presentation format that gives 20 seconds per slide, 20 slides per presenter. This means you can put your best work forward, your craziest projects, or your most beloved processes.
Now we need you. The conference is a ways off, and that gives you plenty of time to practice and perfect your 6 minute 40 second presentation. Please send a brief synopsis and 1 – 3 sample images to Kerri and Jay. Everyone is encouraged to apply, artists, students, scientists, and everyone in between!
Proposals are due August 28th . Email to Kerri and Jay at: cushmankl@longwood.edu and jayfox4@gmail.com
We look forward to seeing you in Sante Fe!
http://www.pechakucha.org has more information on this presentation format.
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Sunday, August 7, 2016
Thursday, July 28, 2016
Earth, Paper, Sky Conference Registration is Open!
Earth Paper Sky, the 2016 Annual Meeting of the Friends of Dard Hunter
October 20-23, 2016
Santa Fe, New Mexico
You are invited to Earth Paper Sky, the 2016 Annual Meeting of the Friends of Dard Hunter, held in beautiful Santa Fe, New Mexico. Enjoy a long weekend of conversation and activities filled with handmade paper!
The conference starts Thursday, October 20 with a talk given by the 2016 Keynote Speaker, John L. Risseeuw. Then, enjoy two days of demonstrations, lectures, studio tours, the member's exhibition, and an evening banquet with a live auction. Hope to see you there!
More Conference & Registration Information http://www.friendsofdardhunter.org/conference.html
ABOUT THE FRIENDS OF DARD HUNTER: The Friends of Dard Hunter is an organization for hand papermakers and anyone with a passion for paper. Since 1981 we have been connecting and educating papermakers in America and all over the world. Our name honors the life and work of Dard Hunter (1881-1966), whose travels, research, and writing are the most extensive of anyone in the field of hand papermaking; we support the Dard Hunter collection of the Robert C. Williams Paper Museum. We hold an annual conference in different regions of North America, and we sponsor exhibitions of the art and science of papermaking here in abroad.
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