The Japan Polymer Clay Association (JPCA) exhibited its members for the first time for 3 days from Tokyo on October 6 to 8 and in Tokyo in Japan. It is a pleasure to share pictures of prize winners' works with you.
日本高分子粘土協会（JPCA）は10月6日から8日まで、日本の東京で3日間、メンバーの作品を初めて展示しました。賞受賞者の作品の写真をあなたと共有することは非常にうれしいです。
A video of pictures from Synergy4 in King of Prussia, PA can be found on the IPCA you tube channel. Please follow this link.
The following presentation was made at the Synergy4 Conference on Tuesday, August 15 by IPCA Executive President, Barbara Forbes-Lyons
IPCA Executive President, Barbara Forbes-LyonsAll the Boards have been very busy getting to know each other and we’ve spent a lot of time discussing the future of the IPCA and what we can do to build the association into an organization that meets and exceeds the needs of its current members and offers value to the polymer clay community as a whole.
To that end, the Executive Board, which now includes both Regional Presidents, have taken the input from all Board members and created the following commitment to our members.
We commit ourselves to increasing and enhancing benefits for our members. Here are some of the items we will be bringing forward to the membership:
The Racine Art Museum with be honoring the 75th anniversary of RAM's parental museum the Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts with two exhibits... 75 at 75: Significant Works from RAM's Collectiom and Paul Smith: Masters of Craft. The perspective of 75 at 75 is that the pieces in the museum have several stories to tell beyond what is first visible. Included in this retrospective is Elise Winter's Red Ruffle Cascade neckpiece. I am curious to see what other polymer pieces may be displayed. RAM has an extraordinary collection of polymer art.
September 17 - December 30, 2017
Racine Art Museum, Racine Wisconsin, USA
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