Artist's Reception for Dave Foncannon
February 26, 2012 from 2pm to 5pmSculpture by Dave Foncannon
February 26, 2012 at 6pm to April 6, 2012 at 4pm
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We realize this influences what we do and why we
do it.
We want to find other people who make art and get the Mennonite thing.
Let's talk.
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Congratulations Dave. I wish I could be there!
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Thanks for sharing this info. Do we happen to know what the film will be on? (Am wondering it might actually become mainstream, so that I could see it...)
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CALL FOR ACTORS (Lancaster, PA)
Angela Wong, a senior cinema production student at Ithaca College, will be shooting a short film at the 1719 Hans Herr House in Willow Street, Pa., the week of March 11, 2012. She is looking for actors, some of whom will be paid. If you are interested or know someone who might be, please contact Angela at adelaideda12@gmail.com.See More
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Goshen College Search for Graphic Design Professor
Goshen College is looking for an Art Professor whose primary teaching responsibilities will be in Graphic Design/Visual Communication. It is a tenure track position starting in Fall 2012. The position is posted at:<http://www.goshen.edu/employment/2011/12/assistantassociate-professor-of-art/>We are beginning the process of reviewing applications now.Feel free to contact Merrill…See More
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February 26
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Artist's Reception for Dave Foncannon
February 26, 2012 from 2pm to 5pm – Hesston, KS
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Sculpture by Dave Foncannon
February 26, 2012 at 6pm to April 6, 2012 at 4pm – Hesston, KS
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Welcome
Welcome to the Mennonite Artist Project: a place to exchange ideas, share resources, promote shows, post reviews, find mentors, arrange collaborations, commission new work and speak in depth about what it means to be an artist. Questions? Contact us at info@mennoniteartistproject.com.
If you are wondering if you belong, the criteria are simple: You may be an artist of any discipline who has an understanding of, or connection to, the Mennonite community.
Who we are
We are a network of artists with Mennonite ties. We are practicing Mennonites, ex-Mennonites, partners of Mennonites and everything in between. Some of us were raised in the church and are already connected to Mennonite artistic communities. Others prefer to keep our Mennonite experience at arm's length. Still others make our art outside of any religious arena. Many of us are professional musicians, writers, designers, performers, visual artists. Some of us are emerging artists.If you are wondering if you belong, the criteria are simple: You may be an artist of any discipline who has an understanding of, or connection to, the Mennonite community.
Why it matters
Regardless of our different disciplines, lifestyles and belief systems, the truth remains that Mennonite influence presents unique footholds and obstacles to artists. This struggle and celebration is what brings us together. It is the common ground that the Mennonite Artist Project wants to explore. MAP is a proclamation that art is indeed a Mennonite thing.
We need your help, perspective and talent! Each of us will determine the effectiveness of this site. There are no rules other than respect and tolerance. Of course, we are hoping you'll feel inspired, supported and more aware of the work that others are making. If you would appreciate an accessible, inclusive network of artists who identify with the Mennonite experience, spend time here!
What we offer
Thanks to everyone who invests their time and creativity to make Mennonite Artist Project the vibrant connective link that Mennonite artists need! Please visit Our History to learn more about who we are. Please write a public comment at Mennonite Artist Project or e-mail info@mennoniteartistproject.com.
Regardless of our different disciplines, lifestyles and belief systems, the truth remains that Mennonite influence presents unique footholds and obstacles to artists. This struggle and celebration is what brings us together. It is the common ground that the Mennonite Artist Project wants to explore. MAP is a proclamation that art is indeed a Mennonite thing.
How we do it
This project is indebted to generations of artists who have made work out of, and in spite of, a Mennonite identity. It follows in the footsteps of Mennonite arts magazines, regional gatherings, college departments, alumni organizations and anyone who has worked to find a community of artists who value Mennonite culture. It is also inspired by the courage of those artists who, in order to freely express themselves, chose to break from their Mennonite communities.We need your help, perspective and talent! Each of us will determine the effectiveness of this site. There are no rules other than respect and tolerance. Of course, we are hoping you'll feel inspired, supported and more aware of the work that others are making. If you would appreciate an accessible, inclusive network of artists who identify with the Mennonite experience, spend time here!
What we offer
• Expand your profile on My Page.
• Search our list of over 500 Members by name, location or discipline.
• Join or start an interest Group for your region or area of interest.
• Meet our Featured Artist each month.
• Keep everyone informed of Mennonite-related Arts Events that interest you, and support the artists in your area.
• Start a Discussion or post a classified ad
• Write reviews, ask questions and spark debates on your Blog.
• And please Invite anyone who you think may be interested in this site!
• Search our list of over 500 Members by name, location or discipline.
• Join or start an interest Group for your region or area of interest.
• Meet our Featured Artist each month.
• Keep everyone informed of Mennonite-related Arts Events that interest you, and support the artists in your area.
• Start a Discussion or post a classified ad
• Write reviews, ask questions and spark debates on your Blog.
• And please Invite anyone who you think may be interested in this site!
Thanks to everyone who invests their time and creativity to make Mennonite Artist Project the vibrant connective link that Mennonite artists need! Please visit Our History to learn more about who we are. Please write a public comment at Mennonite Artist Project or e-mail info@mennoniteartistproject.com.
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