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DIMENSIONS 2017 – FREE WORKSHOPS AND PRESENTATIONS
Posted in Exhibition Opportunities, Member Event, Miscellaneous, Network Show, Sculpture events
Tagged AOE Arts Council, Dimensions 2017, ephemeral art, Father Christmas, France Grice, glass artists, james w. cook, Line Labrecque, Maria Saracino, National Capital Network of Sculptors, National Gallery of Canada, ottawa art events, Ottawa Art Exhibits, ottawa artists, Ottawa arts community, Ottawa Arts Council, ottawa exhibits, Patrick Imai, Polymer cane, Polymer Clay artists, Rose Cane, stone sculpture
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DIMENSIONS 2017 – Polymer Clay
Polymer clay is the new kid on the block. It’s only been available on the market as an art medium since the early 1980’s. Since then it has evolved as a serious contender in the art world, recognized by art … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibition Opportunities, Member Event, Miscellaneous, Network Show, Sculpture events
Tagged art dolls, cane, cane arts, Christmas, Father Christmas, figurative arts, figurative sculptures, Fimo, hyper realistic figures, linart gallery, National Capital Network of Sculptors, national gallery, one-of-a-kind art dolls, Orange Art Gallery, Ottawa Art Exhibits, Ottawa Art Scene, ottawa artists, Ottawa Galleries, Ottawa School of Art, polymer, polymer caning, polymer clay, Polymer Clay Sculpture, Premo, relief work, resin, Santa Claus, Sculpey, Sculpture, Studio 87, Super Sculpey, What's Happening in Ottawa
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