Dick Sing hosted in Athens, GA

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I hope it's ok for me to post this here. I'd love to see some of y'all come down to Athens for what promises to be a very enjoyable experience. Especially some of you Bubbasville Southeast guys need to come see this! I'd love to see you again.

Here's the announcement, less the contact info:

<center>Classic City Woodturners and the Lyndon House Art Center

Sponsor

A Turning Day with Dick Sing
Saturday Aug. 11th, 10 am - 4 pm
Lyndon House Art Center
293 Hoyt Street, Athens, GA</center>


A one day woodturning demonstration by the internationally prominent artist and craftsman Dick Sing of Joliet, Illinois.



Dick Sing is a professional wood turner with a long list of accomplishments and an international reputation. Dick has demonstrated and taught across the United States, Australia, and England. He has an extensive knowledge of woodturning, which he is always willing to share. Dick has taught and demonstrated for Craft Supplies USA in Provo, Utah, the Utah Woodturning Symposium, the American Association of Woodturning, John C. Campbell School of Folk Art, and many other woodworking businesses and clubs. He has published nine books on woodturning and has also written articles for Wood Magazine and The American Woodturner. Dick’s work is featured in The Art Of The Woodlathe and Beneath The Bark.



Schedule:

10:00-12:00 Dick Sing will turn examples from his book Useful Beauty: Turning Practical Items on a Wood Lathe. These will likely include bottle stoppers, small flower vases, decorative jar lids and baby rattles.



12:00-1:30 Lunch, bid for Silent Auction items.

Lunch will be provided free for those who pre-register, but will also be available at a cost of $5 for those who have not, for as long as lunches are available. Silent Auction items include turned pieces and turning tools donated by club members.



1:30-3:30 In the afternoon session, Sing has been asked to turn a novel artistic piece that will demonstrate his creative skills and illustrate for the attendees turning techniques with which they may not be familiar.



3:30-4:00 Silent Auction of turned pieces and turning tools contributed by club members, will be concluded. This final activity is intended as a club fundraiser, to defray operating and demonstrator expenses.



Cost - $25. Includes lunch if pre-registered by August 6th.


Contact information was here.
But...
If you are interested in attending this, please contact me, and I'll give you the contact info for our treasurer and president, so you can pre-register.


Classic City Woodturners, a chapter of the AAW

www.classiccitywoodturners.com



Lyndon House Art Center

293 Hoyt Street,

Athens, GA 30601

706-613-3623

http://accleisureservices.com/lyndon.shtml
 
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I have seen Dick several times, he is certainly worth the investment of both time and money. (His seminars here cost quite a bit more than that-and they are worth it.)
 
Hey Robert!

Hope you can come. It promises to be a good demo. Dick Sing is by all reports a very informative and entertaining demonstrator. Also, I'm liking the venue - it's air conditioned, and it's a gallery that we're trying to establish a formal relationship with.

I'm really looking forward to it. If you could spread the word, I'd appreciate it.

Once again, if you want to come, just email me via the forum and I'll get right back to you on it.
 
Hey folks,
Just bumping this back to the top.

Hope you all will register before Monday...

Hope some more of you Bubbasville Southeast guys will come see us.

Thanks,

Jim
 
Dang it, I would love to come as Athens is only 65 miles away. BUT, my health right now precludes me from attending anything away from my home and care.

All of you that do attend will not be disappointed I'm sure. Have a blast and someone take a batch of pictures for those of us that cannot make it to the meeting. [:D]
 
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