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Exhibition Discussion

Comments, suggestions, ideas, to-do items...

Exhibition Duties (from meeting)

Flickr.com — virtual exhibition; Drew
Postcard — Andy
Exhibition Title Signage — Cayce
Artist Statements (signs or binder) — Brittany
Title Signage/Cards — JMS
Layout and Planning — Nikki and Drew
Printing Person — Andy
Framing and Presentation (Organizer) —Mari

Schedule for the rest of the semester

10/31 Production Shoot (JMS)

11/2 Meet at the gallery to discuss reading/curatorial/assigning duties

11/7 Progress Critique (formal) / Artist Statements

11/9 Production Shoot (Cayce?)

11/14 Progress Critique (formal) / Artist Statements 1st Draft / Exhibition Title

11/16 Production Shoot (?)/ Print Production / Presentation&Framing

11/21 Progress Critique (formal) / Presentation&Framing / Artist Statements 2nd Draft

11/23 (Thanksgiving)

11/28 Installation

11/30 Installation

12/5 - 12/16 Show Opens

Alternative Printing Surfaces

For Monday (10/17), we'll start exploring alternate surfaces for printing or inkjet transfer

***BRING***

Bring a variety of artist papers (printmaking, watercolor, or otherwise). Papers should have an average to moderate texture/tooth. Can be any color, but lighter (off-white) colors will probably allow more options. We can even try linoleum, wood, plexi, etc.

Have an open mind about this... the more experimental you get, the greater the unknown, and potentially, the greater the rewards.

SPB Artist Talk/Presentation

***A Must Attend***

Tuesday, October 11, 7pm

Gorgas Library, Room 205

Hear the artist speak, ask your questions, share your support.

Critique with Sheila Pree Bright

Wednesday 10/12

All images for SPB critique must be in print form. Things to consider:

• Coherent group of images—not just a random pile o' stuff. Its best that pictures come from a single body of work you are hoping to gain feedback on. This could be images from project 1, color portfolio, or even project 2, if you are far enough along to get some early feedback.
• 8-12 images
• Exquisitely printed, appropriate size. (at least 8x 10)
• Yes, prints can be run for you on the large printer—submit files by Friday, 7th, first thing in the morning.
• Prints should have no dings, scratches, damage, etc.
• Matting is preferred.
• Prints should be presented in some kind of a portfolio box or case
• Bring a notebook to jot down feedback
• Some sort of artist statement is preferred. Be able to at least express what you are doing with the work, verbally.

Critique begins at the start of class.