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Here's what we're looking for: La Mesa Artists making pottery, jewelry, diachronic glass, hand woven textiles, precious metal clay creations, slumped glass, basketry, handmade candles. PLEASE, no mass produced items.
If you'd like to participate, please contact Elly Dotseth at (619)667-7077. Bring by samples of your creations, and if we like what we see, you will be invited to participate.
No booth fee will be charged. Our studio will run sales through our store, so we will take a 20% commission on any sales. You will sign a contract with us, and we will mail you your check promptly after the show.
There will be room for about 10 booths. You will need to provide your own canopy, shelves, display etc. There is plenty of parking on weekends. If we all work together, maybe we can get some great art sales happening in La Mesa too!
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Comment by Get Centered Clay Studio (Elly) on September 24, 2010 at 9:10am -
We're full of artists for the show now! There will be paintings, pottery, glass, glass jewelry, wire wrapped jewelry and hand sewn shoulder bags. Come on down and enjoy the free parking!! Park in the lat behind the building, or in the front along Center Street. The event begins at 9am and will run both days until 5pm.
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