The Association of Sculptors of Victoria is an inclusive, not-for-profit collective of contemporary artists whose purpose is to inspire,stimulate and advance the appreciation, creation, and exploration of three-dimensional art in society.

Opportunities - here, there and everywhere

You can exhibit in the CAS Brooch Show, A4 Art Australia, study woodcarving in Portugal or exhibit in Spain... read on...

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Expressions of Interest are now open for the
Melbourne Prize for Urban Sculpture 2014.
more information can be found at www.melbourneprize.org - registration of interest now open - for Victorian residents only.
 
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And just in case you want a trip to Portugal:

Master Workshop Introduction to Chestnut woodcarving

This course provides a new approach to an ancient wood carving technique using local materials, in

After an introduction to the techniques and raw materials, each participant will develop their own project, accompanied and supported step by step by the course tutor. In a friendly environment of cooperation and mutual assistance among all participants.

Participants will be provided with accommodation, full pension, materials, recreational activities, an introduction to Portuguese language and the opportunity to connect with a new culture as well as new craft technique in this case chestnut wood. Given by an experienced woodcrafter in a hidden treasure village of central Portugal this course is the perfect opportunity to gain craft knowledge while discovering a beautiful culture.

Duration of the Master Workshop: 7 days
Number of participants: 4-6
Target: all interested artist and creative individuals, with or without experience. Skills required: interest, patience and persistence
Training hours: 18
Hours of individual & assisted work: 24
Working languages: English, German and Portuguese
Learned knowledge and skills:
Basic drawing, Basic carving, Finishing
Tool maintenance techniques
Course tutor:

Kerstin Thomas was born in 1964 in Germany. After taking visual arts, she learned woodcarving in a wood-designing studio. She studied Social Sciences and completed a degree in Portuguese Language and Culture at the University of Coimbra. Settled in Portugal, she works and lives in the village of Cerdeira since 1990,

The course will be held between 7th and 13th of April 2014

 For more information and details on the program: artandcraft@cerdeiravillage.com


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 Opportunity to Exhibit in Spain

My brother Damian who lives in Spain in a small town close to Madrid called Albalate de Zorita just told me the City Council is organizing an International Art Exhibition that will include paintings and sculptures. The exhibition will take place from 28 June – 31 August and they have invited me to exhibit a couple of pieces.

The exhibition will include participants from other European countries and the organizers are also very interested in having other sculptors from Australia included.

All sculptures will be for sale and the Spanish Government has now exempted all art from paying GST in Spain.
If you think of anyone who would be interested in sending a piece or two for the exhibition please let me know. Below the link:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Expo-AlbaArte/207687059353777

Sculptors will have to pay their own transport and insurance costs though.
Let me know if you have any further questions, I can forward you the details of the organizers if anyone is interested.

Monica Mauer Jan http://sculptorsvictoria.asn.au/sculptors/profile/monica-mauer-jan 0412 349 825

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 The Australian National Brooch Show 2014

 The Australian National Brooch Show is an initiative of the Contemporary Art Society of Victoria Inc. (CAS). This is an exhibition small wearable artworks made by both established and emerging contemporary artists. By having a theme of small wearable artworks, artist’s have an opportunity to submit works via Australia Post. In 2013 we had extensive publicity, many favourable comments and great sales! (we sold over 25% of the works on display).

Two Venues for the touring exhibition

Fitzroy: showing 3 April - 30 May South Yarra: showing 3 June - 30 July 2014

Entry is a low $5 (AU) per work.

Entry deadline: Return completed entry forms, correct payment and your works, by 14th of March 2014. All entries to be sent by Australia Post.

Entry fees can be paid by PayPal (on our website) / cheque / money order / credit card / EFT.

Each artist can enter up to 4 Brooches (small wearable artworks) - see entry conditions with links to online & downloadable entry forms.

http://contemporaryartsociety.org.au/

 A4 Art Australia

 A4 Art Australia is an exhibition of A4-sized artworks, hence the title. This exhibition showcases A4-sized artworks by both established and emerging contemporary artists and offers all participating artists the opportunity gain exposure for their art at low entry cost. By having a theme of A4 sized artworks, artists from all over Australia have an opportunity to submit works via Australia Post. All 2D artworks will be framed for the exhibition (see conditions) and entry is only $10 per artwork.

Contemporary artists are invited to submit up to 4 A4-sized artworks for the exhibition. Note: Both 2D & 3D works can be submitted.

See our website for all details, conditions of entry & online entry form.
www.contemporaryartsociety.org.au
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HarbourSculpture

is an exciting exhibition of contemporary Australian sculpture held on the foreshore of Sydney Harbour in Woolwich. In 2013, HarbourSculpture exhibited 75 works, which were viewed by around 5,000 people. Over 35% of these works were sold. This year, HarbourSculpture will be held from 17-27 July 2014. An internal exhibition of smaller works will be hosted by Deckhouse Woolwich, with the external showcase of larger works held in the adjacent Clarkes Point Woolwich. Entries are now being received for this event and close on Monday 17 March 2014.

Information: www.harboursculpture.com.au

 



 



 
 
 

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