Wendy Rosen on mon 12 jan 98
Dear Marie and all Clay Art Participants,
I'd be glad to talk to you more about your work at the NCECA
conference in Ft. Worth. Most of my time at these conferences is spent
"one on one" with artists who have unique situations and problems with
selling their work in the marketplace. I also review student portfolios
and slides. In addition we'll have a presentation of the "Best of the
Student Niche Awards Competition". You can drop by the booth or make an
appointment ahead of time.
Best Wishes,
Wendy
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Wendy,
>
>It is so good to hear of efforts to educate about art / craft. Sometimes I
>think that we (artists and sellers of art) are in this kind of Bermuda
>triangle, and we are the only ones who can let ourselves out, it is our
>responsibility to be informative / not mysterious about our work.
>
>Your lecture is wonderful, really like the way you talk about the consumer and
>the artist. I am teaching a creativity class (at the Colorado Inst. of Art
>(Fashion Design and Marketing dept. -in Denver CO) and would love to include
>some of the information from your lecture in some of my talks, I think that it
>is sooo important for students / artists / people to understand "their place"
>in the market, and with that understanding find a way to be different /
>creative with the approach they take to their work.
>
>Now for a personal question . . .
>You mention that you (your co.) review the portfolios of students. Could you
>talk with me a little more about what it is you do, with whom (only students?)
>and what type of fees are involved. I am asking from a personal vantage. I
>have been "doing art" as long as I can remember. Over the years things
>change, fine tune, develop as they should. I have been working with clay now
>for about two and a half years. I love this medium! I am basically a self
>taught artist - in all areas I have worked in. I take workshops when
>possible, talk with other artists, work hard at SEEING and HEARING what is
>going on. I currently show with several galleries in the Denver and
>Surrounding area. (Show of Hands in Cherry Creek / Denver) is one of my
>strongest galleries) I am wanting to "span out" and get outside of Colorado.
>This is difficult, as I don't know where I should be approaching. Is there a
>possibility that you could view some slides of my work and comment on your
>feelings about the work and where I might try to get it?
>
>I thank you in advance.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Marie Gibbons
>MGibb21521
>Arvada Co
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Wendy Rosen
The Rosen Group
Niche & AmericanStyle Magazines
http://americanstyle.com
3000 Chestnut Ave #304 Baltimore, MD 21211
Voice: 410/889-3093 Fax: 410/243-7089
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Linda Blossom on wed 14 jan 98
Dear Wendy,
What day and time at NCECA is your lecture? Thanks.
Linda Blossom
2366 Slaterville Rd.
Ithaca, NY 14850
6075397912
www.artscape.com
blossom@lightlink.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Wendy Rosen
To: Multiple recipients of list CLAYART
Date: Monday, January 12, 1998 2:12 PM
Subject: FREE Career Advice for Clay Students and Professionals
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Dear Marie and all Clay Art Participants,
I'd be glad to talk to you more about your work at the NCECA
conference in Ft. Worth. Most of my time at these conferences is spent
"one on one" with artists who have unique situations and problems with
selling their work in the marketplace. I also review student portfolios
and slides. In addition we'll have a presentation of the "Best of the
Student Niche Awards Competition". You can drop by the booth or make an
appointment ahead of time.
Best Wishes,
Wendy
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Wendy,
>
>It is so good to hear of efforts to educate about art / craft. Sometimes I
>think that we (artists and sellers of art) are in this kind of Bermuda
>triangle, and we are the only ones who can let ourselves out, it is our
>responsibility to be informative / not mysterious about our work.
>
>Your lecture is wonderful, really like the way you talk about the consumer
and
>the artist. I am teaching a creativity class (at the Colorado Inst. of Art
>(Fashion Design and Marketing dept. -in Denver CO) and would love to
include
>some of the information from your lecture in some of my talks, I think that
it
>is sooo important for students / artists / people to understand "their
place"
>in the market, and with that understanding find a way to be different /
>creative with the approach they take to their work.
>
>Now for a personal question . . .
>You mention that you (your co.) review the portfolios of students. Could
you
>talk with me a little more about what it is you do, with whom (only
students?)
>and what type of fees are involved. I am asking from a personal vantage.
I
>have been "doing art" as long as I can remember. Over the years things
>change, fine tune, develop as they should. I have been working with clay
now
>for about two and a half years. I love this medium! I am basically a self
>taught artist - in all areas I have worked in. I take workshops when
>possible, talk with other artists, work hard at SEEING and HEARING what is
>going on. I currently show with several galleries in the Denver and
>Surrounding area. (Show of Hands in Cherry Creek / Denver) is one of my
>strongest galleries) I am wanting to "span out" and get outside of
Colorado.
>This is difficult, as I don't know where I should be approaching. Is there
a
>possibility that you could view some slides of my work and comment on your
>feelings about the work and where I might try to get it?
>
>I thank you in advance.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Marie Gibbons
>MGibb21521
>Arvada Co
*******************************************
Wendy Rosen
The Rosen Group
Niche & AmericanStyle Magazines
http://americanstyle.com
3000 Chestnut Ave #304 Baltimore, MD 21211
Voice: 410/889-3093 Fax: 410/243-7089
*******************************************
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