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Progress and Possibilities 2012 Results and Gallery |
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Progress and Possibilities
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Monday, 07 January 2013 15:32 |
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The Executive Board of the IPCA and the judges of the 2012 Progress and Possibilities competition are pleased to publish the Judges' and Members' Choice voting results.
We want to take this opportunity to thank our judges: Libby Mills, Sage Bray, and Bettina Welker.
Technical assistance provided by our Webmaster, Lyons Digital Media
An album of all the entries has been made public in the IPCA Gallery. Click Here to View the 2012 entries.
Judge's Results
Judge’s Best in Show
Lisa Matthews – Civil Rights Chess Set..(Radical vs Nonviolence)
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Meet the Progress and Possibilities 2012 Judges |
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Progress and Possibilities
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Thursday, 08 November 2012 12:09 |
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The IPCA is grateful again this year for the three wonderful people who are our Progress and Possibilities 2012 judges.
- Libby Mills
- Bettina Welker
- Sage Bray
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Progress & Possibilities 2012: A Virtual Event for Real Artists |
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Progress and Possibilities
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Wednesday, 12 September 2012 15:48 |
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Somewhere Over the Rainbow Music Box by Doreen Kassell (2011 Third Place Tie - Judges, First Place - Members Choice)Progress and Possibilities 2012, this year's edition of our time-honored online exhibition, is in its final planning stages.
The Call for Entry will be posted October 15 on the IPCA website, and the deadline for submissions will be Nov. 15. Winners of both the juried exhibition and the Members' Choice competition will be announced Jan. 6.
Once again, categories will be defined by the type of object and the artist's level of expertise. The level of expertise has been expanded to four – Beginner, Intermediate, Proficient, and Professional.
You must be a current member of IPCA to enter. The piece(s) you submit must have been created in the year 2012 and must not have been entered in previous competitions of any sort. The work must be made up of at least 75% visible polymer clay and the concept, design and execution of the artwork must be solely yours.
We are looking for the original and the innovative, however you define those qualities! The mission of Progress & Possibilities is to show not only how far our medium has come but to give some clues as to where it will go from here.
Now is the time to tweak your designs, refine your techniques, and begin working on those amazing art works that will make this the best Progress & Possibilities ever!
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Progress and Possibilities 2011 Results and Gallery |
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Progress and Possibilities
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Monday, 23 January 2012 13:01 |
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The Executive Board of the IPCA and the judges of the 2011 Progress and Possibilities competition are pleased to publish the Judges' and Members' Choice voting results.
We want to take this opportunity to thank our judges: Kathleen Beck, Christine Dumont, Laurie Mika and Jana Roberts Benzon, as well as the committee: Alaina Ackley, Beth Ackely, Alison Gallant, and Suzanne Ivester. Technical assistance provided by our Webmaster, Lyons Digital Media.
An album of all the entries has been made public in the IPCA Gallery. Click Here to View the 2011 entries.
Judge's Results
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Progress & Possibilities 2010: A Truly International Exhibition |
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Progress and Possibilities
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Monday, 28 June 2010 06:47 |
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We take special pride in the growing participation of artists from outside North America in only the first two years of our official international status! Before 2009 the IPCA was the National Polymer Clay Guild (NPCG), a primarily U.S. organization that did, however, have some members from other countries.
At the suggestion of one of our members, we have compiled the following alphabetical list of all the winners in Progress & Possibilities 2010 , including the Members' Choice competition, showing the categories of their entries and their country of residence:
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