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Monday January 24, 2011 | by Alica Forneret

North Lands Creative Glass releases Summer 2011 course schedule
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Organized around the theme of “Touching the Past,” the North Lands Master Class schedule for summer of 2011 has been finalized. In August and September, the Northeast Scotland-based center for the creative use of glass will offer four sessions instructed by five established artists from around the globe seasoned in glass work, sculpture, painting and an array of techniques. Closing the summer of workshops and classes will be a 2-day International Conference where speakers will relate their work and the Master Class courses to the overall theme. Many of the courses will tap into the rugged natural beauty of Caithness, Scotland’s farmland and coastal setting, students’ personal pasts, and their ability to translate both into glass-based work.

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Tuesday December 4, 2001 | by Alica Forneret

Help Wanted: Pratt Fine Arts Center, Director of Development and Communications
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Pratt Fine Arts Center in Seattle, Washington is currently searching for a qualified applicant to fill the position of Director of Development and Communications. This full-time, year-round position requires that someone with extensive fundraising and marketing experience head all of Pratt’s fundraising campaigns and the organization of marketing strategies. Responsibilities include organizing major sponsor solicitations for annual fundraising events, all marketing and communications related activities, as well as grant proposals and database management. Those interested in the position should be prepared to move quickly, as the fast approaching deadline for applications is this Wednesday, April 6.

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