[Woodcarver] Not a "Master Carver?"

[Ivan Whillock Studio]

I'm a qualified "master" in both Minnesota and Iowa, and have had state-supported apprentices from both states.  I have not looked into other states, but I'm sure there are programs in most.  Check you state arts board.  
Ivan Whillock Studio
122 NE 1st Avenue
Faribault, MN 55021
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 http://www.whillock.com
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  In a message dated 6/12/2004 1:19:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time, carve at whillock.com writes:
    (Some states have a "master-apprentice program" supported by their arts
    boards.  Artists  submit examples of their work and fill out some paperwork
    and, if they qualify, are then designated a "master" who can take
    state-funded apprentices--thus, in that regard the terms do have some
    limited validity in the U. S.)
  Does any one know what states do this? or where one could read about it.  thanks

  Maura Carvin' in NYC
  www.picturetrail.com\whiteknight718


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