- Doug Barnes, NC, hollow vessels; basic woodturning.
- Allan Batty, England, chasing threads.
- Bruce Bell, Australia, turning winged vessels.
- Jan Bloom, MI, compound angles & segmented construction.
- Buz Blum, AK, bark edged bowls.
- Trent Bosch, NC, vessels of illusion; wood manipulation techniques.
- Terry Brown, NC, sharpening and honing; skew and spindle work.
- Jerry Brownrigg, OK, hollow vase from Banksia pod; hollow turning of Dendritic talc.
- Christian Burchard, OR, turning green Madrone burl.
- Grady Butler, NC, outboard turning.
- Nick Cook, GA, marketing production turnings; production turning for sales.
- Tom Crabb, VA, turning on the bias.
- Myron Curtis, VA, accurate turning of spheres; repetitive spindle turning; shop-made turning tools.
- Gene Dampier, FL, segmented turnings.
- Jamie Donaldson, KY, photographing your turnings; putting photos on the WWW.
- David Ellsworth, PA, open bowl with natural edge; miniature hollow forms.
- Jerry Fant, TX, bowl turning made simple; mechanical chucks and their use; end-grain turning.
- Charles Farrar, VA, hollow turnings and forms.
- Roy Fisher, NC, platter turning; basic turning safety.
- Thomas Fitz, NC, kaleidoscopes.
- Irene Gafert, Denmark, coloring wood; leaf metal as decoration.
- Ron Hampton, TX, ornamental turning.
- John Hill, NC, vacuum chucking.
- Al Hockenbery, MD, teaching young people to turn.
- Alan Holler, NC, finishing.
- Elvie Jackson, NC, natural edge hollow burl vessels.
- Lyle Jamieson, MI, basic bowl; hollow forms; turning green wood.
- Kurt Johansson, Sweden, bottles and boxes; end-grain and cross-grain bowls.
- Bill Johnston, NC, basic and decorative hollow turning.
- Arthur Jones, FL, design strategies
- John Jordan, TN, bowl gouges; hollow turning--carved and textured vessels; personal works and inspiration.
- Ken Keoughan, ME, design and philosophy of turning.
- Jerry Kermode, HI, Turning a buck & A stitch in time.
- Bonnie Klein, WA, turning boxes with threaded lids; turning a spin top box; turning bone, horn and antler.
- Stoney Lamar, NC, materials concerns; carving; the end game.
- Michael Lee, HI, Hawaiian calabash bowl; repairing; finishing; carving and texturing; multiple axis turning.
- Vernon Leibrant, WA, how to turn a bowl from a log.
- Alan Leland, NC, small projects; turning commercially made laminates.
- Alan Mailland, France, wooden flower; translucent vase; translucent lampshade.
- John Mascoll, FL, Nestled Vessels.
- Johannes Michelsen, VT, full size cowboy hat; turning miniatures; bending turned wood without heat or steam.
- Talmadge Murphy, NC, multi-axis turning; vessels with handles.
- Donald Olsen, NC, ways to turn crotches; hollowing from the bottom.
- Rude Osolnik, KY, general turning--items for making a living.
- Bobby Phillips, NC, inlaid silver chain and stone on bowls and vessels.
- Binh Pho, IL, piercing on thin walled turnings; airbrushing techniques on turnings.
- Herb Quarles, NC, nonstandard use of tools; texture and color.
- Darrell Rhudy, NC, salad bowl production; hollow forms.
- Betty Scarpino, IN, surface treatments; cutting and re-assembling; discussion on creativity.
- Mark St. Leger, VA, beginners projects; walking stick.
- Willie Simmons, VA, wooden stools with woven seats.
- Chris Stott, England, inlaid box; eccentric turnings.
- Frank Sudol, Canada, starting the creative engine.
- Robert Vaughan, VA, wood lathe and bandsaw tuneup.
- Gary Weiermiller, MI, carving of a pleasing form.
- Judy Williams, TX, lace bobbins; light pulls.
In addition, these regular and special presentations and events
- Instant Gallery (bring up to three of your latest and best works) and Instant Gallery Critique.
- Mason Collection at the Mint Museum of Craft + Design.
- Chapter Collaborative Challenge.
- Collectors' presentations.
- Banquet and Auction.
- Spouse/Family Activities.
- Local AAW Chapters meeting.
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Allan Batty, England.
Alan has a lifetime of turning experience, both as a teacher and a
production turner steeped in the traditions of the English woodturning trade.
Trent Bosch, Fort Collins, CO.
Trent creates wooden sculptures in the form of bowls and vessels. His
works are initially created on the lathe but then are extensively
manipulated after they are taken off the lathe.
David Ellsworth, Quakertown, PA.
David, the first president of the AAW, is a professional turner and teacher,
who has demonstrated around the world. He developed many techniques, notably on
hollow forms, and has been a major force in the development of woodturning as an art form.
Irene Gafert, Denmark.
From 1995-97 Irene studied wood and metals at an Arts school in Denmark. In
her second year she learned the basics of woodturning and has continued her
development through workshops, seminars and from individual artists.
Kurt Johannson, Sweden.
From 1964 to 1997 Kurt was a woodworking teacher, while also working as a
woodturner. During this time he developed new tools and equipment and was
part of a woodturning video. He is known as the Òhook and ring tool manÓ
because he reinvented the tool several years ago.
Michael Lee, Kapolei, HI.
As a self-employed studio artist, Michael specializes in production pieces as
well as one- of- a -kind sculptural vessels. His inspiration is derived through
nature as a source for texture, form and motion.