Memphis Tour of Fine Craft

I am one of the 20 artists

participating in this 5 location tour.

For more information and maps,

please visit memphiscrafts.org 

TACA 2012 Biennial

I was chosen to be in the 2012 TACA Biennial

to be exhibited at The Tennessee State Museum.

These are the two pieces that are to be displayed. 

The exhibition will run from Aug 24 through Oct 21, 2012.

Turning Demo in Cleveland Miss

I will be in Cleveland, Mississippi next month 

doing a demo at the Delta wood turning club.

The focus of the demo will be hollow vessels with a natural edge opening. 

As always I will discuss tool sharpening, and tool handling. 

So if you're interested we will be in Cleveland Miss on Sat July 14,

at the Quality Steel Corp. 2914 Hwy 61.

You can call Don Ballard

(president of the Delta Woodturners) 

at 662-846-5646. 

Call or just come by!

Hope to see you there.

Rick Cannon entry for Crafts report cover contest

This is my friend's entry for the Crafts report magazine cover contest. 

My walnut piece is also in the contest. 

If you would like to vote for either of these pieces

you must go to Craft Report face book page to do so. 

To vote you have wait for the proper day, 

as only four pieces are set up to vote each 24 hrs. 

My piece can be voted on June the 12th, 

and Rick's piece is June 14th.

AAW Turning of the Week

This is the latest piece I have done. 

It was finished just before going to the TACA show in Nashville.

Walnut hollow vessel turned and carved, textured. 

Approximately 9.5" tall and 10.5" dia.

This was posted on the AAW website home page 

and chosen for turning of the week.   

For now, you can see it here

Sold

Sold!             

I just delivered this piece to its new owner.

It was showing at the Brooks Museum gift shop in Memphis.

Welcome to my blog!

Welcome to my woodturning blog.

There are tabs across the top

for more information about me

along with my contact information.

Over time, I will be adding many more photos of my work

and sharing information about my chosen art form.

I hope you'll return often.

Dennis