Listings of gallery shows, major craft fa irs, lectures,workshops and exhibitions are free, but restrictedto happenings of direct interest to woodworkers.We'll list events (including entry deadlines for fu ture juried shows) that are cu rrentwith the monthsprinted on the cover of the magazine, with a littleoverlap when space p ermits. We go to press twomonths before the issue date of the magazine andmust be notified well in advance. For example, thec/.ealline for events to be held in M arch or April isJanuary l;for July and Augus it's May 1, and so onALASKA: Exhibit-"Design '89," an exhibit of furnitureand jewelry, Jan. 6-29. Civic Center Gallery, A1askaland,Fairbanks. For more info., contact Frances Brann Woodworking,Box 298, Delta Junction, 99737. (907) 895-4281.Seminars/workshops-Yearly seminars and workshops.Contact the Alaska Creative Woodworkers Assoc.,Box 201796, Anchorage, 99520· 1 796. (907) 345-3077.ARIZONA: Classeslworkshops- I-yr. woodworkingprogram, 4-mo. guitar-building course, various workshops,Jan. thru Dec. Write Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery,40 11 S. 16th St., Phoenix, 85040. (602) 243· \ 179.CALIFORNIA: Show-California Art Buyers CaravanShow, Jan.13-15. Long Beach Convention Ctr., LongBeach. Show's open to buyers from the trade only. Forinfo., call Paul Karel at (314) 42 1-5445, or write him atArt Buyers Caravan, 408 Olive St., St. Lou is, MO 63102.Workshop-A Day With Sam Maloof, master woodworker,Feb. 25 & Apr. 29. Contact Barbara Moore, Univ. of CA,Univ. Extension, Riverside, 92521-0122. (714) 787-4102.Class-Building the 10·ft. Herreschoff pram, with SimonWatts, Jan. 28-Feb. 4. Contact Crissy Field, National MaritimeMuseum Assoc., Bldg. 275, San Francisco, 94 1 29.(415) 929-0202.COLORADO: Workshops-I-& 2-week workshops infurnituremaking and design. Contact Anderson Ranch ArtsCtr., Box 5598, Snowmass Village, 81615. (303) 923·3181.CONNECTICUT: Juried exhibit-32nd annual craftsexpo, July 13- 15. Historic Guilford Green, Guilford. ApplicatiOnsdue: Mar. 10. Write 32nd Annual Guilford HandcraftsExpo, Box 589, 411 Church St., GuiJdford, 06437, orcall Ferno Hubbard or Joyce Wright at (203) 453·5947-Exhibit-An exhibit of turned wood, Feb. I-Mar. 18.The Elements, Gallery of Fine Contemporary Crafts, 14 LiberryWay, Greenwich, 06830. (203) 661-0014.Workshops-Router techniques, Feb. 4; European cabinetmaking,with Paul Levine, author of "Making KitchenCabinets," Feb. 25--26; 18th-century chairmaking, Mar. 4-5;woodfinishing techniques, Mar. 18.-19. For more info.,contact the Brookfield Craft Center, Box 122, Brookfield,06804, or call (203) 775-4526 or 853-6 155.DISTlUCT OF COLUMBIA: Show-6th annual WoodworkingWorld Show, Feb. 18-20. The DC Armory. ContactWANA, Box 706, Plymouth, NH 03264; or call (800)521-7623 or (603) 536-3768 Mon. thru Thurs.Fellowships-2nd annual fellowship program for scholarlyresearch in the modern American craft movement.Applications due: Jan. 15; appointments on or after June 1.Write the Office of Fellowships & Grants, Smithsonian institute,Ste. 7300 L'Enfunt Plaza, 20560. (202) 287-3271.FLOlUDA: Show-Orlando Art Buyers Caravan Show,Feb. 11-13. Expo Centre, Orlando. Show's open to buyersfrom the trade only. For more info., call Paul Karel at(314) 42 1-5445, or write him at Art Buyers Caravan, 408Olive St., St. Louis, MO 63102.Shows-"A11 About Wood," presentation of woodworking,forestry, tools, crafts, furniture. Located at variousmalls throughout FL between Jan. 19 & Apr. 16. For moreinfo., contact The Micropolis, Inc., 251 Rolling Oaks, St.Augustine, 32086. (904) 797-2600.GEORGIA: Show-Nat'l Assoc. of Home Builders 45thAnnual Convention and Exposition, Jan. 20-23. WorldCongress Center, Atlanta. For registration info., contactBetry Chrisry, Public Affairs Division, NAHB, 15th and MStreets, N.W., Washington, DC 20005. (202) 822-0200.Juried Exhibit-36th Arts Festival of Atlanta, Sept. 16-24.Piedmont Park, Atlanta. Application deadline: Jan. 25. Forprospectus, write Arts Festival of Atlanta, 50 I PeachtreeSt. N.E., Atlanta, 30308, or call (404) 885- 1125.ILLINOIS: Show-"Artists in Wood," carving show, Feb.18-19. Contact Rock River Valley Carvers, Box 204, Sterling,61081, or call Steve Majewski at (815) 625-8531 or625-3203 (evenings).IOWA: Show-16th annual "Iowa State WoodcarversShow-'89," Apr. 22-23. Waterloo Arts & Rec. Center, 225Cedar St., Waterloo. For info., contact Roger Seehusen, RRI, Parkersburg, 50665, (309) 346- 1319 or Gary Loshman,317 Oak Park Circle, Waterloo, 50701, (309) 232-6198.KANSAS: Juried exhibit-Topeka Competition 13,Apr. 2-May 1. Slides due Jan. 9. Open to KS, NB, MO & OKresidents. 815 for up to 3 entries; include SASE; clay, glass,metalwork/jewelry, fiber, wood or a combination. ContactGallery of Fine Arts, Topeka Public Library, 1515 W. 10th,Topeka, 66604- 1374. (913) 233-2040.MARYLAND: Exhibit-The Winter Market of AmericanCrafts (ACC Craft Fair), Feb. 14- 16 (trade), 17-19(public). Baltimore Convention Center, Pratt & CharlesSt., Baltimore. Contact ACC Craft Fair, Box 10, 256 MainSt., New Paltz, NY 1256 1. (914) 255-0039.Show/sale-9th annual Harford Day School WaterfowlShow and Sale, Feb. 18. Harford Day School, 715 MooresMill Road, Bel Air, 21014. (301) 879-2350 or 838-4848.MASSACHUSETTS: Exhibit-"Specific Spaces: UniqueFurniture," Jan. 3-27. Clark Gallery, Box 339, Lincoln Station,Lincoln, 01 773. (617) 259-8303.Juried fair- 19th annual craft fair, May 19-2 1. Groundsof the Worcester Center For Crafts. Application fee S 15;deadline Feb. 14. Write Craft Fair Registrar, WCFC, 25Sagamore Road, Worcester, 01605. (508) 753-8183.Workshop-lOth annual Wood Identification Workshop,Jan 3-6. Univ. of Mass. at Amherst. Introductory workshopby Dr. Bruce Hoadley; 8285 fee. Contact Alice SzIosek orTrudie Goodchild, Div. of Continuing Ed., Room 608, GoodellBldg., Univ. of MA, Amherst, 01003. (413) 545-2484.MICHIGAN: Juried fair-30th annual Ann Arbor StreetArt Fair, July 19-22. S. & E. Univ. Avenues, Ann Arbor.Application deadline: Feb. 15. Write Ann Arbor Street ArtFair, Box 1352, Ann Arbor, 48 106. (313) 994-5260.MINNESOTA: Classes/seminars-Forinformation,write Woodcarving School, 3056 Excelsior Blvd., Minneapolis,55416. (612) 927-749 1.MONTANA: Class-Building the Chamberlin Dory-Skiff,with Simon Watts, Feb. 25-Mar. 4. Contact Scott Lohmuller,3681 Sawmill Road, Kelly Canyon, Boseman,59715. (406) 587-3003.NEW YORK: Workshops-Japanese tools, sharpeningtechniques, joinery, furnituremaking, instrumentmaking,Jan. 7-8, 21-22 & Feb. 4-5, 18-19. The Luthierie, 2449W. Saugerties Road, Saugerties, 12477. (914) 246-5207.Juried show -13th annual American Crafts Festival, July1-2, 8-9, 15-16. Lincoln Center, Fordham Univ. Plaza,NYc. Application deadline: Jan. 28. Contact BrendaBrigham, American Concern for Artistry & Craftsmanship,Box 650, Montclair, NJ 07042. (201) 746-009 1.Classes-Woodworking (3 levels) wi Maurice Fraser;bowl turning wi Bill Gundling; finishing wi Susan Perry,all beginning week of Feb. 6. <strong>Free</strong> dovetailing and bowlturning demo, Jan. 30, 6 P.M The Craft Studenls League,610 Lexington Ave. & 53rd, NYC, 1002 1. (212) 735-9732.Juried show-4th annual Lilac Art Show, May 13-14.Highland Park, Rochester. Entry deadline: Feb. 10. ContactArts for Greater Rochester, 335 E. Main St., Ste. 200,Rochester, 14604. (716) 546,5602.Exhibit-Kamakura-Bori: 500 years of traditional Japaneselacquered woodcarving, Jan. 17 thru Feb. 5. Japan SocieryGallery, 333 E. 47th St., NYC, 10017. (212) 832- 1155.Revival-Clearwater's 1989 Great Hudson River Revival,June 17-18. Westchester Communiry College, Valhalla.Application deadline: Feb. 25. Contact Clearwater's GreatHudson River Revival Crafts Committee, do Joan Silberberg,RFD #2, Pudding St., Carmel, 10512. (914) 454-7951.Juried show-New Paltz Art & Crafts Fairs, May 27-29and Sept. 2-4. Ulster Counry Fairgrounds, New Paltz.Application deadline: Feb. 1. Contact Scott & Neil Rubinstein,Quail Hollow Events, Box 825, Woodstock, 12498.(914) 679-8087 or 246- 3414.NORTH CAROLINA: Juried show- 10th annual"Winterfest Art & Craft Show," Feb. 9-12. Asheville Mall.Contact Gail Gomez, High Country Crafters, 46 HaywoodSt., Asheville, 2880 I. (704) 254-7547 or 253-6893.Workshop-Ladderback chairmaking, Jan. 23-27; Windsorchairmaking, Feb. 6-10 or 20-24. Country Workshops, 90Mill Creek Road, Marshall, 28753. (704) 656-2280.Exhibit-"Showcase of Woodcarvings," Mar. 4-5. GradyCole Center, 310 N. Kings Drive, Charlotte. Deadline:Feb. 10. Contact Showcase of Woodcarvings, 1418 ArmoryDrive, Charlotte, 28204. (704) 336-2584.Exhibit-American Wildfowl Decoys, Jan. 22-Mar. 18.Shorebird and duck decoys carved between 1870-1960.Hickory Museum of Art, Hickory. Contact Susan Flamm,444 Park Ave. S., New York, NY 10016. (212) 48 1-3080.OHIO: Show- 4th annual Columbus WoodworkingWorld Show, Jan. 13- 15. Veterans Memorial Hall, Columbus.Contact WANA, Box 706, Plymouth, NH 03264; orcall (800) 521-7623 or (603) 536-3768 Mon. thru Thurs.OKLAHOMA: Workshop-Woodturning: berween centers,Feb. 11; woodtuming/bowl turning, Feb. 18 by AlanLacer. Contact Deanna at Moore-Norman Vo-Tech School,4701 12th Ave. N.W., Norman, 73069. (405) 364-5763.OREGON: Workshops-Gilding workshop with FranStrom, Jan. 28; opening of "Backwoods Whittier," Feb. 2;Japanese Ainu carving workshop with Masamichi Nitani,Feb. 26; art furniture: surface treatments workshop withBeth Yoe, Mar. 5. Contact Oregon School of Arts & Crafts,8245 S.W. Barnes Road, Portland, 97225. (503) 297-5544.PENNSYLVANIA: Expo-Northeast Wood ProductsExpo '89, Mar. 2-4. The Hershey Lodge and ConventionCtr., Hershey. Intended for small- to medium-size manufacturersof primary and secondary wood products. ContactNEWPEX, Inc., Frank Netherwood, Dame Associates,Inc., 51 Church St., Boston, MA 02 1 16. (617) 482-3596.Workshops-Beginning bird carving with Bill & GraceWhite, Feb. 17-19; intermediate bird carving, Feb. 24-26.Chambersburg. 3-legged Windsor stool with Kai Pederson,Mar. I I. Lititz. Contact The PA Guild of Craftsmen,Box 820, Richboro, 18954. (215) 860-073 1.Workshop- 33rd annual Hardwood Lumber Grading andInspection workshop, Feb. 20-24. Penn. State Univ., Univ.Park. Contact AgriculturaI Conference Coordinator, 410).0.Keller Conf Ctr., Univ. Park, 16802. (814) 865-9547.TENNESSEE: Workshops-Woodturning: intermediateto advanced with Del Stubbs, Feb. 27-Mar. 3 or Mar.6-10; hollow vessels-beginning to advanced with DavidEllsworth, Mar. 13-17; tools & techniques with ErnieConover, Mar. 20-24. Contact Arrowmont School of Arts& Crafts, Box 567, Gatlinburg, 37738. (615) 436-5860.TEXAS: Show-4th annual Houston WoodworkingWorld Show, Mar. 3-5. Pasadena Convention Ctr., Pasadena.Contact WANA, Box 706, Plymouth, NH 03264; or call(800) 52 1 -7623 or (603) 536-3768 Mon. thru Thurs.Show-Dallas Art Buyers Caravan Show, Mar. 11-12. Hyatt-Regency,DallaslFt. Worth Airport. Open to buyersfrom the trade only. Contact Paul Karel, Art Buyers Caravan,408 Olive St., St. Lou is, MO 63102. (314) 421-5445.UTAH: Juried exhibit-"Exhibition '48," Cedar Ciry's48th annual multi-media art exhibit, Apr. 6-28. Slidedeadline: Jan. 30. For prospectus, send SASE (letter size) toCedar Ciry Art Committee, clo Braithwaite Gallery, SouthernUtah State College, 351 W. Center, Cedar Ciry, 84720.VERMONT: Workshop-Shaker basketmaker JohnMcGuire, Mar. 18-19. Contact the Vermont State Craft Centerat Frog Hollow, Middlebury, 05753. (802) 388-3177.VIRGINIA: Show- 2nd annual VA Woodworking WorldShow, Jan. 6-8. The Norfolk Scope, Norfolk. For moreinfo., contact WANA, Box 706, Plymouth, NH 03264; orcall (800) 521-7623 or (603) 536- 3768 Mon. thru Thurs.Exhibit-"Works in Wood," Mar. 3-Apr. 14. Furnituresculpture, boxes and vessels by contemporary Southeastwoodworkers. Hand Workshop, 1812 W. Main St., Richmond,23220. (804) 353-0094.WASHINGTON: Class-Timber framing with Tedd Benson,Feb. 6-1 I. Contact Timbercraft Homes, 85 MartinRoad, Port Townsend, 98368. (206) 385-3051.Show-"For The Office," Jan. 5-29. Decorative woodartwork for the offi ce by Northwest woodworkers."Hands On Furniture," Feb. 2-22. Inlay as "hand" imageryas decoration for simple and elegant forms. NorthwestGallery, 202 First Ave. S., Seattle, 98104. (206) 625-0542.Class-Building Sea Urchin, a 10-ft. traditional Nova Scotiarowing shell, Mar. 18-25. Contact Center for WoodenBoats, 1010 Valley St., Seattle, 98109. (206) 382-2628.Workshops-Steam bending, Jan. 7; marine engine installation,Jan. 21; oar making, Feb. 11; pattern making andkeels, Feb. 25. Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding,251 Otto St., Port Townsend, 98368. (206) 385-4948.WEST VIRGINIA: Exhibit-"Catch a Brass Ring: CarouselArt From The Charlotte Dinger Collection," Jan.29-Mar. 25. Huntington Museum of Art, Huntington. Formore info., contact Susan Flamm, 444 Park Ave. S., NewYork, NY 10016. (212) 48 1-3080.WISCONSIN: Competition-DremellDucks UnlimitedMASTERS Carving Competition, Feb. 25-26. Racine's FestivalPark, 5 Fifth Ave., Racine. Contact Dremel, MASTERSCarving Competition, 4915 21st St., Racine, 53406-9989.CANADA: Show-The Forest Ciry Wood Show, Feb. 17-19. Western Fairgrounds, London, Ontario. Contact londonShow Productions, 565 3rd St., London, Onto N5V2C1. (519) 455-5888.Juried exhibit-"Knock on Wood," Jan. 15-Feb. 12.Langley Centennial Museum and National Exhibition Centre,9135 King St., Fort Langley, B.C. Furniture, sculpture,musical instruments, toys, boats, turnings and marquetry.Contact Diane Thorpe, assistant curator, at (604) 888-3922.Show-The Canadian Workshop Show (formerly WoodworkingWorld), Feb. 3-5. Exhibition Place, Toronto. Exhibits,demos, seminars, sales. For info., call (416) 475-8440 or write 130 Spy Court, Markham, Onto L3R 5H6.Show-Toronto Woodworking World Show, Feb. 17-19.The Skyline Toronto. For more info., contact COl Productions,Box 796, Rt. 3 & Cummings Hill Rd., Plymouth, NH03264. (603) 536-3768.CHINA: Study tour-Visits to famous woodworkingfactories, Imperial Palace Museum, the Shanghai FurnitureFactory, Xian Raw Lacquer Research Institute, June 3-19,1989. S3,505 includes air fare. Contact Eva Frank, 3504Beneva Road, Sarasota, FL 34232. (813) 923-3377.IRELAND: Tour-Guided tour by Liam O'Neill forwoodworkers, turners and carvers, May 9-23. Departurepoints: Boston or New York. Deadline: Feb. 28. Call theWoodworking Assoc. of N. America at (603) 536- 3876.11 0 Fine Woodworking
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