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Mandate
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Since
1980 the Alberta Craft Council has organized exhibitions, publications,
marketing ventures, education projects and information services
for its members and the general public.
The
Alberta Craft Council's Mission:
To promote, develop and advocate for fine craft in Alberta.
The
Alberta Craft Council's Organization Aims:
To support contemporary and heritage crafts as significant art forms
that contribute to Alberta's culture. To develop an Alberta craft
sector of creative, skilled, viable, and sustainable craftspeople,
studios, businesses and networks.
For
more information on our programs and services
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2009
Annual Report
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Read
the Alberta Craft Council 2009 Annual Report
download here:
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Alberta
Craft Council Strategic Plan
2008 - 2011
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Read
the full Alberta Craft Council Strategic Plan
2008 - 2011 download here:
Read
the outcomes and results from the 2007/08 Strategic Plan
here
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Join
the Alberta Craft Council Today
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Click
Here to read about the benefits of becoming a member
and to download a member application form
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Copyright
notice
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The
contents of this web site, including all text and images in
the INFO, EXHIBITS, SHOPPING, EVENTS and CONTACTS sections
as well as all other pages of www.albertacraft.ab.ca, are
protected under Canadian and International copyright law and
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for personal, non-commercial purposes, without the express
written consent of the Alberta Craft Council. For information
about obtaining quality reproductions of any of the images
used on this site for publication or other commercial use,
contact the Alberta
Craft Council. We will be glad to communicate with the
artists regarding appropriate permissions and to discuss the
payment of royalties.
The
artists hold the exclusive right to copy, distribute, sell,
or create derivatives of the original images. It is not permitted
to reproduce, re-post, redistribute or alter these images,
in whole or in part - through existing means, or by means
yet to be invented - without the prior written permission
of the artist.
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| Alberta
Craft Awards 2010 |
Do
you know someone who deserves to be recognized for their dedication
to Alberta's fine craft culture? Nominate them today for one of
the Alberta Craft Awards.
Deadline:
August 1, 2010
Download
a 2010 nomination form here
The
Recipients of the 2009 Alberta Craft Awards
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Linda
Stanier & Family Memorial Award went to Christian Barr
of Wildwood, AB
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Award
of Honour was shared by Joan Irvin
of Calgary and James Marshall of Medicine Hat
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Award
of Excellence when to Tyler Rock of
Black Diamond
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Award
of Achievement was shared by Gillian Hillerud
of Calgary and Stephanie Jonsson, Edmonton
find
out more here
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Discovery
Gallery Call
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CALL
FOR PROPOSAL
The Discovery Gallery is dedicated to showcasing new work by established
and emerging craft artists as well as small group exhibitions. The
415 square foot space is located on the main level of the Edmonton
location and features 7+ exhibitions a year.
Details
Here
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2010
AGM
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ACC
members gathered in Canmore on Saturday, June 19 for the 2010 Annual
General Meeting.
Details
here
Download
2010 ACC Financial
Statements
2010 Annual General Report
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the News |
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 The
three members of Beekingdom Craft Collective (glass) were
among the recipients of the 2010 Emerging Artists Medal.
From
left to right Ryan Marsh Fairweather, Lieutenant Governor
Donald S. Ethell, Timothy Belliveau and Phillip Bandura.
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Feature
Gallery
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FOR
THE LOVE OF CRAFT
In
celebration of the Alberta Craft Council's 30th anniversary in
2010, For the Love of Craft is a juried members' exhibition
that explores the love of making fine craft.
July
10 - September 25, 2010
Exhibition Reception:
Saturday, July 10 from 2-4 pm
More
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Discovery
Gallery
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AERIAL
LANDSCAPES
Linda
McBain Cuyler, Edmonton
July 24 - September 4, 2010
Exhibition
Reception:
Saturday, July 24 from 2-4 pm
Image:
Pasture and Crop Squares, Acrylic with machine embroidery and appliqué,
9”w x 19 1/2”h
More
In
the fall of 2009, Linda Chow, Crys Harse, Kari Woo and Simon Wroot
participated in a tour of South Korea in conjunction with the Cheongju
International Craft Biennale.
More
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| Virtual
Craft Exhibitions |
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Many
of the craft exhibitions that appear in the ACC gallery are being
prepared to have a permanent presence online. This way people from
every part of the world get to enjoy Alberta Craft - Culture in
the Making!
MORE...
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