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Art Papers September-October 1981 28 describing background and reasons for wanting internship to: Director, Program Development, National Committee, Arts for the Handicapped, 1825 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 419, Washington, DC 20009. CRAFTSMEN who design, construct or restore rocking furniture, toys and art pieces are being sought by Iris Posner, President, Rock-A-Way, P.O. Box 552, New York, NY 10467. OPPORTUNITY RESOURCES FOR THE ARTS, placement service for arts administrators. Further info: OR, 1501 Broadway, New York, NY 10036. 212-575-1668. THE NATIONAL ARTS (OBBANK, a bi weekly job source for professionals in the arts, is now available by subscription at $15/12 issues and $27/24 issues. To order or list job openings , contact The National Arts Jobbank, P.O. Box 8289, Denver, Colorado 80201. 303-333-8218. CALLANWOLDE FINE ARTS CENTER Fall Quarter class registration now open. For free brochure and registration infor mation: Callanwolde, 980 Briarcliff Rd., NE, Atlanta, GA 30306. 404-872-5338. ODYSSEY STUDIO OF FINE ART, 546 E. Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta, offers classes in etching, painting, drawing and life draw ing sessions. For more information call 261-3060. DEKALB NORTH ARTS CENTER: Fall registration until Sept. 14. For schedules contact: DNAC, 5345 Roberts Dr., Dun- woody, GA. 404-394-3447. ARTS IN SOUTH DEKALB, community arts center, is offering a variety of art classes, 4-8 weeks long. Further info and registration forms: Arts In South Dekalb, P.O. Box 32210, Decatur, GA 30034. 404-241-2453. STAINED GLASS AS A FINE ART—classes with tools and materials provided- $65. Contact Judith, 404-876-8632. ACTING CLASSES for beginners at the Performing Arena by the Theatrical Outfit. For info, contact 872-0665. STONE CARVING, by Ruth Zuckerman. For further info contact her at 331 7 Pied mont Rd., NE, Atlanta, GA. 404-233-4664 or 266-2545. PAINTING AND LIFE DRAWING CLASSES, by Pat Cheek-Law. For further info contact her at 3317 Piedmont Rd., NE, Atlanta, GA. 404-292-2723. PORTRAITURE, beginning and experienced classes. Instructor: Tom Nash. $46/6 weeks. For more info: Tom Nash, 215 Copeland Rd., Atlanta, GA 30342. 404-256-1828. HAMBRIDGE CENTER offers small infor mal workshops in arts and nature studies, seminars, residency program for artists, and a concert series, on 800 acres of North Georgia mountains. For brochure with complete listings, contact: Hambridge Center for Creative Arts and Sciences, Rabun Gap, GA 30568 404-746-5718. SHORT TERM PHOTOGRAPHIC RESIDENCY, Sept. 17-20, with Mark Power: DARKROOM CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN WORKSHOP, Sept. 26-27; SCULPTURE WORKSHOP, Oct. 3-4, with Karen Smith; FALL CLASSES BEGIN, Oct. 5; PHOTOGRAPHY IN EDUCATION WORKSHOP, Oct. 17-18, with jim Megaree; FRAMING WORKSHOP, Oct. 24; ART THERAPY WORKSHOP, Nov. 7-8, with Susan Dellogg. Creadle School of Art, 600 Andrews Blvd, Winter Park, FL 32792. 305-671-1886. JERRY UELSMANN & DIANE FARRIS, Oct. 12. Daytona Beach Community Col lege, P.O. Box 1111, Daytona Beach, FL. 904-255-8131. COLOR AND DESIGN STUDIES/FIBER APPLICATIONS, Sept. 26-27, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL. Taught by Diane Itter. Sponsored by Florida Craftsmen and Tallahassee Fiberarts Guild. Further info: Sally Broadwell, 2132 Harriet Dr., Tallahassee, FL 32303. FUNDRAISING TECHNIQUES, Sept. 29-30, New Orleans, LA. Limit: 75. Con tact: Resources Development Office, National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1 785 Masachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20036. 202-673-4000. CAREERS IN ARTS ADMINISTRATION, Oct. 3, New York, NY. Registration: $40 Un-COm-mon (un-k5m / un), adj. out of the ordinary; rare; strange. BARLOW PRINTING • 1222 SPRING STREET • 892-2900 until Sept. 11, $45 after. Contact: Oppor tunity Resources for the Arts, 1501 Broad way, Rm. 2605, New York, NY 10036. 212-575-1688 or 245-3850. COSMOS is compiling an extensive RESOURCE DIRECTORY. Open to all southern media artists. For listing and fur ther info: Pam Leonte, c/o South Carolina Arts Commission, 1800 Gervais St., Col umbia, SC 29201.803-758-2666. FEMINIST ARTISTS: Mary Clare Powell and Anne Cheatham are contacting creative women throughout the US for in terviews for inclusion in a book, The Future is Female. Contact above at: 8002 Cliff Dr., Dunn Loring, VA 22027. 703-560-3088 (evenings)/202-225-3153. SUBMIT PHOTOGRAPHS from any period on eclipses of the sun and moon for book publication. All photos returned. For more info: Martha Madigan, Tyler School of Art, Beech and Penrose, Philadelphia, PA 19126. DESIGN ARTS PROGRAM of NEA is listing films and videotapes on architec ture, interior design, fashion and industrial design. For inclusion: Mary Bruton, Design Arts Program, NEA, 2401 E St., NW, Washington, DC 20506. 1982 THIRD WATER MARK POETS BOOK AWARD, NY. Open to all poets writing in the English language. Awards: $500 and publication. Deadline: Sept. 1-Nov. 1. Fee: $10. Send manuscripts to: Charles Fishman, 1704 Auburn Rd., Wan- tagh, NY 11793. Further info: Coco Gor don, Publisher, Water Mark Press, 175 Fast Shore Rd., Huntington, NY 11 743. PLUMBERS INK POETRY AWARD AND PUBLICATION, for poetry Manuscript 50-75 pages. $500 cash + 500 copies paperback edition. Deadline for 1982 award: April 1, 1982. For submission guidelines: SASE to Plumbers Ink Books, 127 E. Water St., Santa Fe, NM 87501. OBSCURA, bimonthly photo journal of L.A. Center for Photographic Studies, seeks manuscripts. Mail to: Gillian Brown/Sidney Jason, 1242 Harvard St., #6, Santa Monica, CA 90405. STAMP ART MAGAZINE, edited by Joel Rossman, Tim Mancusi and Dadaland, new international magazine publishes the work of rubber stamp artists. Send 150 handstamped copies of artwork, size 8Vi" by 11" to: Personal Exchange, 1725 Van Ness Ave. No. 102, San Francisco, CA 94109. ART MAIL is looking for work on Obscenities, erotic interpretation. Max imum size: 10.5 by 16.5 cm. Send 100 copies to K.S. Mag. P.O. Box 48184, Van couver, Canada. V7X 1N8. ART SPACE NEWS, bi-monthly, 4 page newspaper, originating from concensus of participnts at recent "Beyond Survival” Artist Space Conference in New Orleans, LA to establish communications network among arts organizations and individuals. Submit such information as: Who are you? What do you do? Space problems? Solu tions? Organizational information, exhibi tions, etc. No art criticism. Format: Limit to 1 typewritten, double space, 60 space line (20/80 margin on, for example, an IBM Selectric) per insertion - approx. 250 words per article; Artist Touring Informa tion - individual artists only, same format as above, limit 50 words. Include tour area, approx, dates, contact, address, telephone, etc. Deadlines: Sept. 1 for Oct. 1 issue, Nov. 1 for Dec. 1 issue. Send to: Art Space News, 28 16th St., NW, Atlanta, GA 30309. Further info: Laura Lieberman, Dan Tally, 404-885-1273. THE 2ND METRO ATLANTA VISUAL ARTISTS DIRECTORY, a directory in cluding biographical and other informa tion on professional visual artists in the Atlanta area. Further info: Atlanta Art Workers Coalition, Ltd., 970 Peachtree St., NE, Suite 214, Atlanta, GA 30309. 404-876-4096. GEORGIA CRAFTS/APPALACHIA I & II, GEORGIA CRAFTS/COASTAL PLAINS, publications containing listings of crafts people in those areas of GA. Single volume: $2.50. Complete set: $6.00. THE ATLANTA CAMERA EXCHANGE BUY—SELL—TRADE USED CAMERA EQUIPMENT Bob Chadell 404/325-9367 P.O. Box 13161, Atlanta, GA 30324 35mm, 2 1 A : 4X5, 8X10—Nikon, Leica, Hasselblad, Rollei, Deardorf.... 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