Gift Shop Highlights: Unique Gifts that help sustain the environment· 14 April 2009
With the talented designer’s eye of Board member and Lectures & Programs Co-Chair, Nick Delegianis, our gift shop is truly a work of art. This month we are featuring work by local artists who have made their products from recycled materials. We have whimsical fish pillows and painted fish by Gloucester artist Tina Greel, handmade paper bowls and boxes by Salem Arts Association member Donna Albino and handbags created from 100% repurposed, reclaimed or remnant fabric from Boston based designer, Pamela Currier of PCre Designs. We also have jewelry made from found objects by MAA member Holly Aloha Jaynes. Another line we are excited to carry is from a new company, VIZAPAPERS, founded by MAA member Pat Gorham. VIZAPAPERS products are created by local members of the community and are a combination of manmade and recycled materials which makes each product a one-of-a-kind conversation piece.
For unique and memorable gifts that also help sustain the environment please visit our Gift Shop.
Contents
- Fall Classes, Workshops, Demos, Family Activities and Road Trips!
- Call to Artists for 2011 Exhibits!
- Photographers and Sculptors - Open Exhibit: October 2010
- Points to Note for Artists
- Venues for Exhibiting Work
- About the Art Committee
- Art Cards Wanted!
- Welcome New Artist Members in 2010!
- Proposal Criteria for an Individual Exhibit at the Marblehead Arts Association
- Gift Shop Highlights: Unique Gifts that help sustain the environment
- Important Information from Dan Hunter, Director of Massachusetts Advocates for the Arts
- Gallery Space For Rent at the Marblehead Arts
- Volunteers
- Great Website for Call to Artists: Artists Foundation
- Scheduling an Exhibit
- MAA Group Exploring Gallery Sales Initiatives
- Gift Shop
- Scheduling an Exhibit at MAA
- From the LEF Foundation
- Wish List:
- Volunteer Recruitment
