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​Stay informed with the latest news on IADR
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Summer has officially turned now to where each day will become shorter.  I don't know about you, but so far, it has been hard for me to find my MOJO (motivation) this summer, let alone getting through an another winter coming up.
Bambi & I talk in this podcast what one can do to find your motivation and thereby inspire creativity. Join us on our YouTube Channel and see if some of our suggestions might be of help to you if you are also suffering from lack of MOJO.
We are also currently working on the 2027 ART DOLLS Magazine Directory.  This Directory is created for all those who wished to be listed not only on the ART DOLLS Magazine website in the Directory, but also in the Special Edition issue that will be coming out at the end of the year.
Right now the ART DOLLS Magazine is running TWO special pricing options to where you can receive a free listing in the Directory by just purchasing  advertisting in the magazine.  
By being listed in the Directory is another avenue of being seen on another website through the ART DOLLS Magazine in an easy to find format starting as soon as you sign up as well as being showcased for all of 2027 and at the end of the year in the 2026 Special Issue.  
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​Give a warm Welcome and Say Hello to our newest IADR member Adrienne Franklin who is a Fiber Artist here in the United States.  

She creates wonderful personalities in a contemporary style that are a delight to see.
I was asked if Mermaids came under Marine Characters for the upcoming juried show.  Yes, they do.  Also so does Poseidon, god of the Seas.  Another idea can also be Libra, the water bearer zodiac sign.  Anything in the water or touches water qualifies for this juried show.  Good luck and can't wait to see how the creativity flows!
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World Doll Day may have come and gone with this past Saturday but you can still see all the beautiful and unique entries on the @artdollsmagazine Youtube channel.

Click the link and continue the celebration of joy through the love of our dolls. 
And our love of dolls continues with the opportunity of the Summer IADR Juried Show - Marine Characters.  Non-members can join in by paying the $25 USD entry fee.  IADR members entry fee is free. 

This is a learning opportunity to have your artwork critiqued if you are entering as a Novice.  This event is also an inspirational opportunity for Masters to motivate and encourage us through their artistry.  A win/win situation to participate in.
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Mark your calendar for future dates
  • Shylock Doll Gathering Tuesday June 16th
  • ART DOLLS Magazine submission Deadline is July 31st
  • Marine Characters Entry Deadline is August 14th
Just to mark a few.  If you have any questions, email Lesley at iadregistry@outlook.com
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Summer's Here—Shine on YouTube! Yes, our May juried show event is now on our IADR YouTube channel.  Also thank you goes out to Anna Esposito for sharing some of her interviews with the IADR.  They are also up on our channel.  Plus I also added some "clips" from the Winter Blue juried show... resulting in over 6000 views this week!

Did you know there are a couple of ways to work with the IADR and our YouTube channel?
One way is to enter the IADR juried doll shows.  All online enteries are included in the video created for the juried show.  The clip I created of Andy Tatler's entry from the Winter Blue event for this week just received 555 views.  Thanks Andy for sharing Quintessa with us. 
The second way is to collaborate with the IADR YouTube channel.  If you are creating a video that you would like to share with the IADR, then get the collaboration link and share it by emailing it to the iadregistry@outlook.com.  You can double your reach by putting it on your YouTube Channel and now the IADR one as well.  This is just one way to shine this summer. 



​Talking of Juried Shows, the Marine Character event is now open.  Deadline August 14th, 2026.
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Sweet Deals 
These are two sweet deals that the ART DOLLS Magazine is offering this summer.  Great way to receive a free listing in the Directory of the ART DOLLS Magazine just by buying ad space.  The Directory is located on the website which makes looking for a doll maker or supplier, the easiest way to find them.  Plus at the end of the year, we will be creating one special magazine issue focused on the Directory.  For more information, email artdollsmagazine@outlook.com.
Shylock Doll Gathering is meeting Tuesday, June 16th at 12:30 pm MST via  Zoom.  Contact Lesley if you like an invite to this informal meeting of doll lovers. 
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See it first (as an IADR member for free as part of your membership) and download the newest issue of the ART DOLLS Magazine which is now available on our website. 

The winners of the 2026 May Art Doll Convention Juried Show are featured in it as well as many other great articles also contributed by some of our IADR members. 

Such as Adelaide Santini about obtaining a life long dream of a special doll and Tammy Fisher's article about what to do with your collection is very informative. 
Also if you haven't checked it out, the winners are listed on the Award Winners page as well.

​The IADR YouTube Channel is now viewing our 2026 Jury Show Winners of the May Convention complete with our Artist's Gift Winners too.  Plus, the video is now on the ART DOLL Magazine YouTube channel as well.   Lots of ways to be seen!  
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​As we wrap up another issue and event, just a REMINDER that The Marine Characters Juried Show is now OPEN with a submission deadline of August 14th.​
Another deadline is for the ART DOLLS Magazine. Submission deadline is July 31th.  If you have any questions or more information regarding how to submit an article or tutorial, email Lesley at iadregistry@outlook.com.
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There has been some new members and to be honest, it doesn't hurt to remind old members just some of the ways you can Create, Collaborate, and Grow with the International Art Doll Registry.  So here are just a few tips.
1.  This organiztion is a fabulous group of artists.  It is fun to get to meet and know each other whether it is through our Zoom Shylock Doll Group or attending a convention together (and I mean not just ours *smiling*).  When we make friends, that makes sharing and commenting on each others posts supportive as well as rewarding. 
2.  Talking about Facebook and Instagram - In Facebook, make sure you tag me in your posts so that as the IADR I can boost your posts whether it is commenting, liking, and even a share.
On Instagram make sure you use the hashtag #iadollregistry. That way I can find you and share your posts.  Then really reach out and invite the IADR to collaborate with your post or reel.  That way you also appear on the IADR Instagram page as well as your own... and the reach is fabulous!
3. Your Artist's Studio page is where you can create and show your work on your Artist's Studio page... even works-in-progress.  This is your gallery and also where you can link your page to your other selling sites.  The Artist's Studio page is used for the People's Choice Event which comes up later this year.  It was great to also use QR codes that linked your page at our last convention and the MIDA event.  It has been proven by statistics that when someone comes to an Artist's Studio page, they don't look at just one artist's work but several.
4. J​uried Shows are fun and can be a good learning curve.  But don't stop just there!  For the Online Shows all entries are shown in the ART DOLLS Magazine.  One may not win their category but to be seen competing is still priceless.  All exposure is good when it is showcasing your work
5. ART DOLLS Magazine has increased our exposure and reach through the ART DOLLS Magazine and the ART DOLLS Magazine Facebook page.  Plus don't forget our YouTube reach also.  Enter your new doll in the Doll Scene section of the Magazine.  Write an article about an experience at a doll show (again it doesn't have to just be the IADR's).  Show us how you create or offer a tutorial.  Those are all free advertising opportunities for a doll artist to use.  If you have an idea but not sure how to start it, just email Lesley at iadregistry@outlook.com.  We'll make it happen!
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The IADR Marine Characters Juried Show
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August 2026
Yes, we may have just wrapped up the May's Myths and Legends show and now it is time to mark your calendar for our next juried show.  Since this is an extra online show, I wanted to point it out as submission for it doesn't start until June 15th, but with summer activities, it is never too soon to be thinking about it.
Award of Excellence Event
The Award of Excellence is now open for submissions. This Juried Show is NOT an IADR Show.  This event is sponsored by the ART DOLLS Magazine and will continue in the same similar manner as it has in the past. 
Something new is the category of one-of-a-kind Fiber Arts in the competition.
For a list of the rules for the Award of Excellence (AAE) and submission form click the link. 
World Doll Day
The ART DOLLS Magazine is also celebrating World Doll Day (June 13, 2026), by having a favorite doll from your collection or a OOAK (one-of-a-kind) doll that you may have made.  This is also a great opportunity to be seen on the ART DOLLS Magazine website.
It's FREE and a wonderful way to celebrate this unique day.  The way to submit your doll is by using the form here.
Look for the Red Highlighted information in the Free Submission form area.
2026 May's Art Doll Convention Highlights
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Showing Stevi T Florence, Italy in the rain.

What a fantastic event this year's convention was here in Florence, Italy.  Stevie T (Stephanie Tiongco) as our Guest Speaker was great.  Especially loved the laughter and the ooohhs as we saw the sheared lamas in her presentation.
The contributions of Patrizia Cozzo's doll "On a Wire" and Stevi's "Small Bunny" were appreciated greatly by the IADR and the receivers of these gifts, Maria D'Anna and Angela Rinaldi.
The Art and Aperitivo evening was full of excitement, great food, and even some loving "intervention" by some creative doll artists.  You know who I am talking about don't you, Anna Esposito, Maria D'Anna, and Adelaide Santini. *smiling*
Also, Congratulations to our Winners of the Myths and Legends Juried Show: Yindie Yang, Adelaide Santini, Natalie Ruis, and Loredana Salvo in the Sculpted Category and Anna Esposito & Stevie T in the Fiber Art Category.  You can see their impressive artwork on the Winner's Award page on our website here.   
With this in mind, I created a special 2026 Convention Highlight page where we posted pictures of our fun event. Also check out the unique talent of Anna Esposito who created some insightful interviews for Instagram and our webpage.  Click here to view and remember to mark your calendar for Florence, on Italy May 7, 8, & 9th, 2027. 
Welcome new members to the IADR.  First, Kellie Beckett, who is a new member from the USA.  She shared that she is a School clinic nurse and she will be creating her favorite little mini-baby dolls in polymer clay.  She also plans to sculpt more 1/12 scale babies and toddlers.
Welcome also to Riva Bryson.  She creates sculptures, dioramas, and mixed-media artworks inspired by mythology and folklore. Using found objects and natural materials gathered from the Wirral, England coastline. Through Flotsam Fables, she invites others to embrace the enchantment found in the overlooked, to listen to the whispered tales of forgotten objects, and to rediscover the mysterious interplay between the material and the spiritual.
Welcome to the IADR!!
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What an adventure this past couple of weeks have been in Florence, Italy.  Beginning with our setup at the Fortezza Da Basso (Fortress of Basso) and then nine days with the 90th MIDA Florence International Crafts Fair and now setting up for the International Art Doll Registry Art Doll Convention in the Hotel Albani Firenze.
There is a lot of work that goes into creating a convention and I am lucky to have such a great group of artists to work with to make this year's convention happen.
From Fiber Artists to Polymer and more the artists all came together to make a gallery of amazing artwork that surprised several of the visitors who were delighted to see this expression of passion and love for dolls.
For myself, I am always delighted when the new artists who joined us this year, come up and say how happy they were to have been a part of this event.
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Some have said that they feel like they have been welcomed into an atmosphere of being in a family that is encouraging and loving as we all share our connections to our dolls.
But, now it is time to pack up and return home.  **Remember ladies to please send me your pictures that we can share them with others through the ARTDOLLS Magazine and here on the website**.  
And yes, we are already planning our convention for next year. We hope that you can be a part of it by attending or supporting us with your likes and shares as this convention comes together for 2027.
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We also want to welcome to the IADR new members - Sabrina Negro and Caterina Seoli.
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MIDA - We came, we conquered and now it is time to be looking forward to our IADR Art Doll Convention on May 8-10, 2026 (still in Florence, Italy).
But everyone wants to know if MIDA was worth the time and effort?  It certainly didn't go as I had planned but it went as it should have gone.  What do I mean? 
​Without having a VAT (like a permit to sell in Italy combination sales tax) which we are still waiting to get (but that is another story), it is hard to decide.
We could only display our dolls - not offer any for purchase, but actually, that was a blessing in disguise.  I can't tell you how many people came through the booth to talk to us and share their stories. 
​MIDA was 9 days of sharing our love of dolls with the crowd.  I am so grateful to Maria Ciobanu, Claudia Raddi, and Loredana Salvo for being there during the week. This event wouldn't have been as successful if they hadn't changed their schedules.
People were amazed at the artistry of the dolls and one such doll collector who collected only pieces that emotionally move her was in awe by ALL of the amazing art she saw.  The woman with her was actually brought to tears.  There is no way this would have worked as well by trying to sell the dolls at the same time. An artist always is the best one to sell their own work and the space would have not accommodated this.  Again, this was a learning curve and that is exactly what we are going to look at when determining how successful MIDA was for us.
In the meantime, we are forging new friendships. Stevi T and Natalie Ruiz (both IADR members from the USA) have arrived to participate in MIDA and the Convention.  It will be interesting to see and this is the true test --- will people come to our IADR Art Doll Convention from hearing about us at MIDA?  We handed out about 600 to 700 bookmarkers and flyers.  
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Stevie T and Maria Ciobanu

Thank you to Claudia Raddi and Anna Esposito for getting those printed so we could give them out. ​
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Now MIDA is at an end and we are ready to meet up again at the IADR Art Doll Convention this weekend.  If you can't be there in person, do try to see some of our LIVE stream videos (sorry in advance as I am still on a learning curve on how to do them *smile*) and also check out our YouTube channel as I hope to share some of the MIDA event happenings on there soon.
Also, thank you to everyone that helped set-up the MIDA event, the days working the booth, and helping with the take down.  Claudia and her husband were very valuable in taking the dolls after the event in their car because that 15 minute walk to the apartment gets long indeed after nine days (carrying dolls and in the dark after 10:00 pm).  Thank you Everyone!
And remember, our IADR Convention will be held at the Hotel Albani Firenze in Florence, Italy and we still have tickets available for the ART & APERITIVO Night Event and Juried Show Awards.  (To read more - click here).  See you there!
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It is a beautiful day in Florence, Italy as we arrived to begin our adventure at ths 90th anniversary of the MIDA event.  This event is to promote and educate through showcasing the many talented artists from Italy and around the world.
Luckily we met up with Anna Esposito and Maria D'Anna to have for helpers, as well as bringing my own family for setting up our booth.  
Security was intense and we needed to show our passes just to get inside the Fortezza da Basso.  For those of us that are unfamilar with the Medici Fortress, it is the fortress of San Giovanni Battista or a.k.a. Fortezza da Basso where Renaissance and contemporary architecture comes together within the walls of Florence.​
We got busy and started to unpack our dolls when Claudia Raddi showed up.  She was gracious enough to be our point of contact for those unable to attend but still wanted their dolls in the event. So glad we had this opportunity with her doing this!
Which meant more dolls to unpack. What a beautiful variety of mediums and styles the IADR has to offer through the talents of our artists from Fiber Arts to Sculpted Clay.
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It is official, the International Art Doll Registry is ready now that we have our banner hung.

Here is a sneak peek into the booth.  Loredana Salvo, Elizabetta Bernardi, and Maria Ciobanu all came to help.  Things have been busy and steady at the booth.  Find out for yourself by stopping by and saying hello.  Otherwise we are happy to share our adventure with you by watching the video below.
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Yeah!  The Glitch should now be fixed.  When you are on the IADR website and submitting for a juried show or your Artist's Studio page... and you were wondering if your submission went through, this image should now pop up telling you that your submission went through.
Actually the page will look more like the image below but the hearts were to get your attention and to let you know we appreciate your patience as we worked through this glitch. -- Now not to say it still doesn't hurt to contact me to give me a heads up when submitting. 
But hopefully this will help take away some of the fustration and confusion. So when submitting, now look for this image. If you have any questions email me at iadregistry@outlook.com. 
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Also a Shortcut has been created on the IADR website.  This shortcut is so that you can have easier access to the forms for submitting anything to the ART DOLL Magazine.
Why should you care?  Well, if it is a new doll you wish to showcase, a tutorial you would like to share or even an article about an event you attended... all of those are free to post in the ART DOLLS Magazine.  That is FREE advertising to you!!
Go to the IADR website and when you see the ART DOLLS Magazine in the header, you will have the option to go directly to the magazine OR click on the "How to Submit" tab.
Then decide what you are submitting and click on appropriate form.  Here is the link to the new page for the forms for submitting to the ART DOLLS Magazine - https://www.international-art-doll-registry.com/how-to-submit.html. 
There is still time to purchase your ticket! Come spend a wonderful evening with us, where you can personally visit with talented artists, hear the stories behind their creations, and enjoy a tempting selection of appetizers in a warm, inviting setting in the ballroom of the Albani Firenze Hotel.
It’s the perfect chance to connect, be inspired, and share in the creative spirit. Then, relax and enjoy a captivating presentation from the IADR's special guest speaker Fiber Artist, Stevi T (Stephanie Tiongco) from the United States that you won’t want to miss which is then followed up with our Juried Show Awards Presentation.  As we draw close to the end of the evening, there is still more!  You can be among the first to experience an exclusive preview of stunning one-of-a-kind dolls by our doll artists following the program. If you are a registered participant for the IADR Art Doll Convention you aleady have receive one ticket with your registration.
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It’s the perfect ending to a memorable night and a rare chance to experience the artistry before the public viewing begins.  To purchase a ticket click here.   
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​Building trust in a world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not easy.  With that in mind, what is the policy at ART DOLLS Magazine regarding AI?  It is this - AI is here to stay but it is only a Tool not the Answer.
 
First off, we need to know the difference between AI and programming.  Most graphic software uses some form of automation (to enhance sharpness, color, or movement). These are programs within the software designed for these purposes.  To add a twinkle in the eye or to smooth out a line drawing – that is programming.
AI is automation at a level of where you could tell the computer to make me an image of a person doing something and you could end up with a realistic image of someone drinking coffee and reading the newspaper.  The program made all of the decisions within the guidelines you established. 
​At ART DOLLS Magazine, AI will not be used to create realistic images of people, but may be used to enhance graphic images such as this heart warming puppy. (Do you know how hard it is to make a puppy sit still and how many pictures it would take to get the right look... let alone go find a puppy when you don't own one?)
​We will not use AI in writing articles for the magazine and writers submitting an article must state that AI was not used to write the article or generate a doll image.
​It also means when ART DOLLS Magazine publishes Updates, Posts, and in each issue of the ART DOLLS Magazine it does not use AI when using doll images or people.  There is no question of “is this AI or not?”  If it looks “real”, it is real.
Because of that, when it is time to get out information sometimes there needs to be a catchy image to go with it.  Then we use clip art and sometimes AI generated images but only when there is no doubt that the image was AI generated.  That is why the cartoonish graphic art look to the images.  It is intentional.  Just as the graphic art of “Tony, the Tiger” was created for Cornflakes and the three little chefs for Rice Krispies cereal created with computer software to make them move, AI may be used to catch your eye, but never to mislead you here at ART DOLLS Magazine. ​
​In this world where it is going to be harder to know what is real and what isn’t, ART DOLLS Magazine doesn’t want to add to that confusion.  When people send in their images, we will use them.  We will use graphic programs for enhancements, such as removing backgrounds, but we will not generate “real looking” people or dolls for promotion or articles.  This is the trust we at ART DOLLS Magazine hope to build through understanding what it is real and true to the ART of communication.


​SHYLOCK DOLL Gathering - April 14th - Tuesday 12:30 pm MST via Zoom  Contact Lesley at iadregistry@outlook.com for more information if you wish to join us for this informal gathering of dollmakers and doll lovers. 
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Are you in the mood to be in Florence, Italy yet?  If not, this great post with Giusy Di Rocco's doll - La mia terra - My Land, might just make you wish to be there.

So yes, the ART DOLLS Magazine will be at the IADR Art Doll Convention May 8th - 10th and we will also be part of the 90th anniversary of MIDA.  MIDA is a huge festival in Florence that promotes the creativity and artistry in Italy and around the world.
Why was the International Art Doll Registry was accepted at MIDA?  It is because we too help in promoting artistry from around the world.  
If you aren't going to be at the Art Doll Convention or MIDA, how does this help you?  As I said, the IADR will be promoting the doll artist's that will be there.  Part of that promotion includes having QR codes next to their dolls.  Those QR codes will be directing potential buyers and interested people back to the IADR Artist's Studio pages.
It has been proven every time we attract people to the IADR Artist's Studio page, people never look at just one artist.  So, even if you can't be at the Art Doll Convention or MIDA, you can still be seen through your own Artist's Studio page. 

​Is your page updated with your latest creation?  Now is the time to do it before our April-May activities. There is the Artist's Submission form on the member's only side of the website for your use.  Also if you wish to add or update a doll already on your Artist's Page, just contact me at iadregistry@outlook.com.
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Also these cool bookmarkers designed by Anna Esposito will be handed out promoting our IADR Art Doll Convention.  English on one side - Italian on the other side.  Thank you to Patriza Cozzo and Maria D'Anna for their contributions too.
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This year's May Juried Show is an in-person event at the convention (where the doll must be present) with the theme being Myths and Legends.  Non-members can participate with a small fee. This event is open to Sculpted art and Fiber art.  Come join us at the Hotel Albani Firenze for a fabulous evening of food, festivity, and art.
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​Lets welcome Margaret Aslanis Nystrom to the IADR.  She is a mixed medium of wood and porcelain doll artist from North Carolina here in the USA.
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We can’t wait to see your beautiful dolls and creations!
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​Yes, it is hard to believe that March has just flown by and now we have April knocking on our door!  I thought March went fast -- just watch how fast April will be moving.  
To begin with, hopefully everyone has been able to access the new ART DOLLS Magazine in our new flipbook style.  If you are having trouble downloading or getting in, email me at iadregistry@outlook.com and we'll see if we can assist you.
Beside the new look and content to the magazine, the IADR is lucky to have members like Adelaide Santini who has assisted us and continues to help with our Italian translations.  Add to that, Tatiana Tofaneto who has volunteered to assist us in translating the magazine in Portuguese. A Big Thank You to both of you ladies for making this possible.  IADR members can now access the Portuguese issue on our website in the magazine section.
MIDA is also going to be helping in making April fly by.  This year is MIDA's 90th anniversary and the IADR will be there!  This event is open only to IADR members who have registered for the 2026 IADR Art Doll Convention being held in Florence, Italy. 

This is going to be 9 days of packed flavor, fun, and excitement as we sell from our booth located in the Spadolini Pavilion in The Fortezza da Basso fortress which was built at the order of Alessandro de' Medici between 1534 and 1537.  Cool huh?  Know we will be taking lots of pictures to share.
Then April flies away and we will be at our IADR Art Doll Convention May 8th - 10th before you know it.  Sign up now if you haven't yet and check out our website for more information on the Workshops and our special Art & Aperitivo - Meet the Artists night.
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Please welcome Alison Jackson who is a doll artist that works in porcelain and wood and is from the United Kingdom.
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​We also would like to welcome back Barbara De Girolamo from Italy.  She is a returning polymer artist who brings a wealth of knowledge to the IADR.
Happy Easter! 
​Sending springtime joy and bright blessings with the wish of hope, joy, and fresh beginnings.
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What an exciting week!  Let's begin with a drum roll please as we acknowledge those entries that wowed and inspired us by submitting their entry for the 2026 Winter Blue juried show.
You can see all the entries in the Winter Blue video on our YouTube channel and the winners are posted on the Award page of our website.  The winners of this show received a free year's membership with the IADR.  
Our next juried show will be in Florence, Italy with the theme Myths and Legends at the IADR Convention.  This is the one show of the year that is an "in person" show.  You do not need to be a member of the IADR to enter, but there is a small registration fee if you are not registered for the convention. 
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Check out the juried show information under the 2026 Art Doll Convention to learn more about this upcoming show.
And the other exciting news... drum rolls again!  The new fresh look to our magazine is now called ART DOLLS Magazine.
This process came about quickly and we have certainly been burning the late night oil with this issue but we are very proud of how it turned out.  
As an IADR member you can still download this magazine from the IADR website for your convenience. The magazine took on a life of it's own and now has it's own website www.artdollsmagazine.com.
This magazine is where we are blending the best of both worlds from DOLLS and the IADR. As I said, this issue was a fast melting pot of combining and is an ongoing process.  Keep tuned in as we continue to expand as we share to other doll lovers and collectors.
Going forward with the ART DOLLS Magazine it will continue to be available also in Italian.  We are working on another language, but will let you know more on that later (*smiling*).
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REMINDER - The Last 2026 IADR Convention Planning Meeting is on
April 1st, 2026
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Did you know when the International Art Doll Registry began, it was to help artists be able to record and provide an authentication when proving the artwork was theirs?
Especially with AI (artifical intelligence), this can help give peace of mind to the artist that there is such a place that records your creation.  Records like this registration also helpful when selling the artwork.
But, did you know that you have three ways to find your artwork just under the website Registry area alone?
The Registry is your record and one reason why it is under the IADR Membership side only of the website.  So how does that make it any easier to find what you have registered?  Well one way is to scroll down the page since the entries are in numerical order.  That is the long hard way, inspiring - yes - but the long, long, long way to do it.  
One step easier is if you think you know when you might have submitted in a registration - then go to the Archives.  Now on a desk top the Archives are on the right side of the website Registry page.  On a phone, it might require you sliding over another page.  From there, scroll down to the month and year you think you might have submitted the entry and click on it.  The Registry will now show registrations during that month/year. 
But the really-really easy way to find out what you have registered is to continue down under the Archives section until you see the names of the doll artists.  The Artists are listed by last name first and in alphabetical order.  When you click on an artist's name... whether it is your name or an artist's work you want to view, you will see all the registered pieces linked to that name.  And that is the easiest way to find your pieces you have registered.
April 1st is the Last Planning Committee meeting for the IADR Art Doll Convention.  Mark your calendar 
If you are not already a committee member or would just like to join the meeting, please send an email to IADRegistry@outlook.com for an invite.
2026 Art Doll Convention Workshops in Florence, Italy on May 8th - 10th 
Registration is required and deadlines are fast approaching.  Sign up now and secure your spot!
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MEMBER NEWS TO SHARE!
Congratulation to Linda Rous, an IADR member and ODACA member, who just won a grant called "First Impressions" with the Lyon Gallery at the Bartlesville Civic Center in March, 2027.

Linda says "I'll be 79 in a couple months and this is my first grant. It ain't over until it's over."

​Best wishes on your new adventure, Linda.