Come look at the Synergy2 exhibit in progress.

The Synergy2 exhibit is a FABULOUS collaboration of a wonderful group of artists to present beautiful and provocative interpretations of this year's theme - exploring connections. You can tour the exhibit online. You can purchase an awesome piece.

Link: http://tinyurl.com/synergy2exhibit

In Baltimore you will see about 60 artists represented in the exhibit. Here you will see more and more of the 60 added weekly.

This is a first for IPCA. An online exhibit and sale. Please forward the link to friends, polymer clay enthusiasts, friendly gallery owners and most importantly anyone looking to give you a special gift this holiday season!

A print catalogue is available to purchase for $25 delivered to Synergy2 in Baltimore. In January a link will be posted to order the catalogue shipped from the printer for $30.99.

This stunning visual reference is sure to be an inspiration.

Here's how the exhibit works. At the bottom of each artist's statement you will see a link "Click to Buy". When you click here it will open an email to me.

I need to know the following:

1. Artist you wish to purchase

2. If you need shipping: US or International

3. Shipping Address

4. Telephone #

5. Paypal email

We will use USPS Priority Mail with insurance to ship. Shipping will be Monday March 1^st, 2010.

You will receive a Paypal invoice. Once the invoice is paid the piece will be marked sold.

You will pick up your purchase on Saturday afternoon or it will be shipped as noted.

You may ask why you need to pay now? If you admire the beauty and skill an artist's work, then so will others and you don't want to wait. Those who hesitate are lost.

You are buying an exceptional piece of art. Your purchase both supports the artist's committment to this project as well as IPCA's mission to educate the public about the artistic potential of polymer clay.

I want to thank the artists and all those involved for the enthusiasm and joy brought to this project. They have give us all a wonderful gift.

Marcia Laska, Synergy2 exhibit chair

Featured work by Celine Charuau