Forms from eggs, fruits, vegetables, seeds, seashells, and even the human torso and landscapes appear in the works of many fine turners. At times a very direct approach is expressed in leaf, flower, and tree forms that are a part of a turning. And a universe of patterns, textures, and colors can be tapped for treating turned surfaces. The next AAW exhibition will try to capture some of this inspiration. From there we hope to travel the show to several locations.
Discussions are already underway for sites in California and New York.
Accepted work will need to arrive in St. Paul by early April 2001. Applications for the show are at the back of the Spring Journal . Over 1,100 people registered for the largest woodturning event ever held on planet Earth. Order the Charlotte 2000 Symposium tapes as well as many other fine AAW products on-line through our secure products order form. Please see the video page for more information on this ideal learning tool for beginning to intermediate woodturners.