Atlanta Art Workers Coalition newspaper. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1978-1980, February 01, 1977, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextAAWC. LTD. NO.l • NEWSLETTER OF THE ATLANTA ART WORKERS COALITION, LTD. • FEB. 1977 LOCAL SHOWS KAREN REESE - Feb. 6 - Ap.l Cumberland and Northlake Malls Office Park. Fabric wall hangings, soft sculp ture, and quilting. INA THOMPSON - Feb. 3-26 Framemakers Gallery, 515 E. Paces Ferry Rd., mixed media paintings' on Daper. Gallery hours Mon. - Fri. 9-6. STUDIO EXHIBITION SPACE STUDIO - 205 Luckie street 3,500 sq. ft. small rooms, skylight, $l^O.OO a month loading dock, plumbing, no heat. Will be available Feb., ideal for several people. LINE OF POTTERY needed for Tight Squeeze, 1379 West Peachtree, contact Sam Morris, 892-7562. Student Center of Emory University at Oxford, for more details contact Egle Gatins, 237-8018. FOP SALE WELDERS - complete outfit 280 amps, can cut, solder and braze. $350.00, for more information contact Ray Canaday at 281-8700 after 6.00 SHOWS TO ENTER The Boston Printmakers - 29th National Exhibition De Cordova Museum, Lincoln Mass. Prises $5,000 entry blanks need to be sent by March 5, prints by March 12 to: Boston Printmakers c/o Carl Rantz 299 High Rock Street Needham, Mass. 02191 (617) 259-8355 Binnial New Orleans - deadline April 1 Juror Jack Boulton write to : Museum of Art P.0. Box 19123 New Orleans, La., 70179. La Grange National III - $7,000, deadline for ship ped work - March 21, juror - Jane Livington from Washington. For more in formation write - Hawkes Gallery, LaGrange, Ga. ATLANTA JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER Artist interested in show ing at the Atlanta Jewish Community Center, should contact Karen Wantuck at 875-7881. They are booking for September to June of 1977-78. The Center takes 20% of all sales, has insurance and offers the artist a potential of 6,000 viewers a week. They ad vertise the show in their in-house publication and through the media. Work should be acceptable for family viewing since a num ber of the members are teens and children. Artist needing slides or prints made form magazines or books should contact Karen 'Wantuck at 875-7881. She has a copy camera set up and will take your pictures for a reasonable price. The AJCC also has photo classes in color and b/w with lab privi leges for all who enroll. They offer the cheapest rates in town, are empty during the day and you do not have to be either Jewish or a mem ber of the AJCC to join the courses. If you need such facilities as a darkroom with enlargers for color or b/w, you can’t beat the place. (Fee reductions are available for those oeople unable to met the requirements). Next classes start mid-March. Contact Pat Suttles if you need studio space. She needs an idea of size and prize people need. 981-7037 Dues - MARCH 1st NEWSLETTER needs your help in suppling information to other artist, please help Contact Ina Thompson