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2020 Louisville Guide Planning American Association American Association of Woodturners updated Feb 24, 2020 subject to change 2020 Louisville American Association of Woodturners planning guide Activities Thursday Arrival Badging Check in and pick up your packet at the Registration Area between 2:00p-6:00p. Security requires that everyone On-site registration and purchase of additional Saturday banquet ticket(s) are wear a name badge or wrist band, available. clearly displayed, at all times. It is highly recommended that you write your contact information on the Handout Book cover, in case of loss. You don’t want to lose your notes. Thursday’s receiving for the Instant Gallery, Beads of Courage, and Empty Bowls is open from 3:00p-7:00p (Exhibit Hall). Each attendee is invited to bring up to three pieces of their work to show in the Instant Gallery. Hungry? Get settled in, and then join us starting at 5:00p for the Opening Ceremonies If you don’t want to miss any of the (Ballroom). action and need something to tide you over, visit any of the on-site food Welcome! We look forward to seeing you! concessions. They’re conveniently located and reasonably priced. Start Here Opening Ceremonies Exhibitions Opening Special Interest Night 5:00p-5:20p - Ballroom & Reception 7:00p-8:00p - Demonstration Rooms Don’t the miss opportunity to kick off a Member-led, these open forums great weekend of activities. Join us for 5:30p-6:45p - Exhibit Hall offer an opportunity for attendees to introductions and last-minute updates Get the symposium experience off to a participate in a variety of topics of from the current AAW leadership and great start at the Exhibitions Opening particular interest to them. Past SIN meet the 2021 Board candidates. & Reception. Browse the juried and discussions have centered around invitational exhibitions and the Instant pens, segmenting, a Women in Turning Gallery, meet up with longtime friends get-together, gizmos & gadgets, or make new ones, and enjoy a drink rethinking demonstrations, award- from the cash bar and hors d’oeuvres. winning websites, and more. Meet and talk casually with AAW volunteers, demonstrators, home- office staff, and your board members. The Volunteer Powermatic lathes Want to be a part of the action? used in the Stop by the Volunteer Kiosk at the Registration area for volunteer demonstration opportunities. rooms will be available for purchase at a special discount price. Stop by the JPW Industries vendor booth (Trade Show) to indicate your interest. 2020 Symposium - Louisville KY Check the Symposium app or Registration area for any changes. 5 Bowls, Platters Hollow Forms Rotations Boxes Pens = Beginner-Friendly Spindles, Finials Specialty Items = Minilathe-Friendly Ornaments Segmenting Friday = Presentation Only Multiaxis Embellishment Room Rotation 1 Rotation 2 Lunch Rotation 3 Rotation 4 Evening 8:00a-9:30a 10:30a-noon noon-1:40p 1:40p-3:10p 3:30p-5:00p Agar Agar Batty Batty B101 Wall Airbrushing 40/40 Grind Art of the Cut Sculptures DeGroot Michelsen Bosch Bosch B102 Vessels Revelations Walking Boxes Full-Size Hat & Surfaces in Hollowing Carroll Carroll Hosaluk Hosaluk B103 Textured 4-Legged Fun with Hook Tools for Rim Bowl Bowl Spindles End Grain Underhill Biggs Biggs Chapters Meeting B104 Resin Simple Surface Need Members Meeting Castings Treatments Some Relief? PANEL Break PANEL PANEL Break PANEL Ballroom B110 Evolving a Social Getting Started Photography 6:00p-7:00p Body of Work Media in Business Social Time Tilden Tilden Sfirri Sfirri C101 Maximizing Natural-Edge Stacked Baseball Expensive Wood Design Spheres Through Bat Liestman Begg Begg Campbell C104 Flame German Ring German Ring Managing 7:00p-8:30p Texturing Turning Turning Green Wood AAW Benefit Auction Alguire Hanbury Hanbury C105 Wheel of Carved & Decorative Delicacy Colored Platters Goblets Marken Banfield Winton Winton C108 Vortex Form! Vessels for Branding Bowls Form! Form! Embellishment Clark Timmerman Schneiter Timmerman C109 Return of Fun with Basket Arch Saturn Spheres Illusion Bowls Cook Cook Blankenship Blankenship Break Break Break Break C112 Gifts for All Table 3-Piece Hollow Crock Occasions Lamp Ornament Rim Bowl YOUTH YOUTH YOUTH 12:30p-1:00p 1:00p-2:30p Exhibit Christiansen Christiansen Sullivan Hall Ring Stand w/ Lighthouse Lighthouse Intimate Critiques Eggleidoscope Chatterwork Ornament & Stand Workshop 8:30a-6:00p - Instant Gallery, Silent Auction, Youth Turning, Exhibit Silent Beads of Courage, Empty Bowls, Intimate Critiques, Crafts, Hall Auction Silent Auction, Gallery Exhibitions & Trade Show open. 6 Check the Symposium app or Registration area for any changes. © American Association of Woodturners Bowls, Platters Hollow Forms Boxes Pens Rotations Spindles, Finials Specialty Items = Beginner-Friendly Ornaments Segmenting = Minilathe-Friendly Multiaxis Embellishment = Presentation Only Saturday Rotation 5 Rotation 6 Lunch Rotation 7 Rotation 8 Room Evening 8:00a-9:30a 10:30a-noon noon-1:40p 1:40p-3:10p 3:30p-5:00p Agar Agar Batty B101 Texturing & Peel, Slice, Airbrushing Metalizing Scrape, Abrade Michelsen Bosch Michelsen Bosch B102 Revelations Miniature Vessels Full-Size Hat in Hollowing Hat & Surfaces Hosaluk Carroll Carroll B103 Fun with Pewter Textured Spindles Inlaid Box Rim Bowl Biggs Palma Biggs Underhill B104 Woodburning Great Simple Surface Resin Ballroom & Color Finishes Treatments Castings Break Break PANEL PANEL PANEL PANEL 5:10p-6:00p Social Time B110 Remote Juried Physical Embellishment Demonstrations Shows Limitations 6:00p-7:00p Tilden Sfirri Hosaluk, Sfirri Symposium Dinner C101 Maximizing Baseball (ticket required) Collaboration Expensive Wood Through Bat 7:00p-7:45p Begg Campbell Liestman Liestman Awards Ceremony C104 German Ring Lost Wood Flame (open to all) Bamboo Turning Process Texturing 7:45p-7:50p Levi Hanbury Hanbury Alguire Lathe Drawing C105 Surface Carved & Decorative Wheel of Enhancement Colored Platters Goblets Delicacy 8:15p Hertzog Banfield Noon-1:00p Marken Winton AAW Benefit Silent Auction close C108 Pen Designing WOW Brown Vortex Branding Tips & Tricks the Pattern Bag Lunch C107 Bowls 8:15p-8:30p Clark Clark Timmerman AAW Benefit Silent C109 Auction payment Neo Traditional Return Fun with & pick-up Ornament of Saturn Spheres Blankenship Blankenship Cook Deroo Break Break Break Break C112 Loose 3-Piece Hollow Table 6-Branched Lid Box Ornament Lamp Star YOUTH YOUTH YOUTH YOUTH 12:30p-1:00p Exhibit Ault Ault Costello Costello Hall Honey Dipper Twist Pen Intimate Critiques Bud Vase Earrings PANEL Artist Showcase Exhibit 8:30a-6:00p - Instant Gallery, Silent Auction, Youth Turning, Hall Beads of Courage, Empty Bowls, Intimate Critiques, Crafts, 1:30p-3:00p Silent Auction, Gallery Exhibitions & Trade Show open. POP Auction 12:30p-1:15p - Youth Lathe Drawing. 2020 Symposium - Louisville KY Check the Symposium app or Registration area for any changes. 7 Bowls, Platters Hollow Forms Rotations Boxes Pens = Beginner-Friendly Spindles, Finials Specialty Items = Minilathe-Friendly Ornaments Segmenting Sunday = Presentation Only Multiaxis Embellishment Rotation 9 Rotation 10 Rotation 11 Room 8:00a-9:30a 10:00a-11:30a noon-1:30p Agar Agar Batty Before You Leave B101 Texturing & Wall Off-Center Stop by the AAW Sales Booth or visit Metalizing Sculptures Winged Bowl woodturner. org to purchase DeGroot Michelsen issues of B102 Walking Miniature past Handout Boxes Hat Books, full of Carroll Carroll inspiration and information. B103 4-Legged Pewter Limited Bowl Inlaid Box availability. PANEL Palma Some issues B104 Instant Gallery Great have SOLD Critique Finishes OUT already! Break Break PANEL B110 Why Makers Make Tilden Lohman Lohman 2021 - Omaha NE C101 Natural-Edge Segmenting - Bowl fm Board - July 15-18, 2021 Design Beyond Basics Beyond Basics The AAW’s 35th International Symposium will be held in the Campbell Campbell Liestman Cornhusker State of Nebraska. C104 Managing Lost Wood Bamboo Green Wood Process Hanbury Levi Hanbury C105 Decorative Surface Carved & Goblets Enhancement Colored Platters Winton Hertzog Banfield C108 Vessels for Pen Color Embellishment Tips & Tricks Your World Timmerman Clark Schneiter C109 Arch Neo Traditional Basket Bowls Ornament llusion Deroo Cook Break Break Break Break C112 6-Branched Gifts for All 2022 - Chattanooga TN Star Occasions June 25-28, 2022 YOUTH YOUTH The AAW’s 36th International Exhibit Stofel Stofel Symposium will be held in the state of Hall “Agriculture and Commerce.” Coffee Scoop Ice Cream Scoop 8:30a-1:00p - Gallery Exhibitions open. 8:30a-2:00p - Instant Gallery, Beads of Courage, Empty Bowls, Intimate Critiques, Crafts. Exhibit 8:30a-2:15p - Trade Show open. Youth Turning. Hall 9:00a-1:00p - Last call for auction items pick-up. noon-2:00p - Trade Show large-items pick-up. Your courtesy, please ... 1:00p-4:30p - Instant Gallery items pick-up. 2:30p-4:00p - Youth Lathe pick-up. 8 Check the Symposium app or Registration area for any changes. © American Association of Woodturners Panel Discussion Evolving a Body of Work - Inspiration and Iteration Friday, 8:00a-9:30a - Rm B110 A body of work indicates an artist’s signature style. By having a consistent Curt Theobald body of work, you are drawing attention to your art and you as a maker. Curt has explored After exploring multitudes of turning techniques, a maker will inevitably and evolved his sense the need to develop a personal style, but evolving a recognizable woodturning body of work consistent with your distinctive aesthetic will be challenging. since 1990, We all have varied experiences in life. How can these differences come with inspiration to life in your work? Where do you start? What style of wood art excites coming from and captivates your imagination? What turning technique do you favor more many areas – his than anything else? Will creating the same object box you in? What do faith, being a dad, the culture of you do with the internal need to go his Asian daughters, and watching a different direction? What are the the interactions of risks? others in his world. All turners who seek identity Unexpected events through their work struggle with and normal daily these questions and dilemmas.
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