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    Accepted!

    The Tohono Chul Park Museum in Tucson is having an exhibit celebrating the Mesquite tree. They had a call for entries with the requirement that the pieces be made of Mesquite or feature the Mesquite tree (photos, paintings, etc). I submitted 5 pieces in total and I received notice today that the 3 pieces below were accepted and will be on display in the museum from 4/26 - 7/22.

    Jason
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    Congratulations on your acceptance. I've never had any mesquite to turn, since I live in S. Indiana. I'd like to try it sometime. Great color of the wood and great forms.

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    Congrats Jason. They are great pieces, but I especially like Relic II.
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    Congrats Jason!
    They're all very nice pieces!
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    Congratulations Jason! Those are very nice pieces, especially Relic II. Can I ask what happened to Relic I?

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    Relic I - Desert Ironwood
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kelvin Burton View Post
    Congratulations Jason! Those are very nice pieces, especially Relic II. Can I ask what happened to Relic I?

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    congratulations, mesquite to turn for show is a great idea

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    Congrats, Jason! Will the museum offer them for sale? That is often the case with exhibits. Hopefully, this results in some recognition and sales.

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    Congrats Jason. Those are some pretty pieces. I am sure it will be a great exhibit!

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    What a cool honor. Congratulations. Those pieces are beautiful. I'm partial to the first one. Turning that lip must have been challenging.

    Beautiful work.

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    Jason - congrats on being accepted to the show! I hope it leads to some sales!! Nice work on everything - especially the HFs!
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  12. Very nice Jason, I'm going to have to get some mesquite, what an interesing wood and your finish is beautiful.

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    And they didn't want to display Relic I?

    Nice work on all especially Relic I!

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    Very nice pieces Jason. Especially like Relic I!

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    They had to be made of Mesquite. Relic I is made out of Desert Ironwood so it wasn't submitted. It was displayed last year at the AAW Turning 25 exhibit in Minneapolis during the national symposium.

    All 3 pieces will be for sale during the show with a 60/40 split on the sale price.

    Jason

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