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Anita Hendrickx and Sharon Houg
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Hats off to Anita Hendrickx and her group! The Spring Show at Ruttgers Sugar Lake Lodge, April 15-17, was a great success and their efforts were well-appreciated and documented by evaluation comments:
Great show! The organization was well thought out. Wonderful demonstrations. Judges comments were helpful & insightful encouraging while still constructive in what could be done better. Accommodations were great; excellent meals.
Joan Herzog
This was a wonderful show. Well run too. I really enjoyed all of the demos. Learned so much about how to paint loose. The judge was fair and very well qualified.
Carol Engebret
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Spring Show 2011 Information:
- Schedule
- 10-10-10 (10 Trading Cards, 10 Minutes, 10 Artists)
Lodging at Ruttger's Sugar Lake Lodge
- Directions and Map
- General rules for 2011 Spring Show
- Categories
- Printable registration form for 2011 Spring Show (PDF)
- Printable identification tags for artwork (PDF)
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- NOTE:
If you are bringing a guest to the Banquet or Sunday Brunch, please include their name(s) with your registration, if possible, so that a name tag can be provided for them.
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- If you have questions about the Spring Show at Sugar Lake Lodge, contact Anita Hendrickx at 320-260-2383 or hendrixckxa@rocori.k12.mn.us
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Schedule |
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| Friday, April 15
5-8 p.m. Registration, Alex Foyer
7 p.m. AOM Board Meeting, Asplin Board Room
7 p.m. Social Hour and/or dinner on your own, Lobby Cash Bar
Saturday, April 16
8-10 a.m. Registration, Alex Foyer
7-9 a.m. Breakfast Buffet, Otis Room
9 a.m.-1 p.m. Exhibit closed for judging
9:30 a.m. Demos by Gail Walsh & Peggy Hall, Maple Room
11:30 a.m. Brief AOM Members Meeting, Maple Room
12 noon Lunch Buffet, Otis Room
1-8 p.m. Exhibit Open, Alex Room
1:30 p.m. Demo by Cal duRuyter, Maple Room
3 p.m. 10-10-10 Event, Maple Room
6:30 p.m. Banquet, Otis Room.
7 p.m. Awards and Comments from Dan Wiemer, Show Judge
Sunday April 17
9-11 a.m. Brunch Buffet
11 a.m. Demo by Dan Wiemer
12:30 p.m. Members Choice Award presented by Dan Wiemer
1 p.m. Exhibit closes
Departure: Thank you for participating and safe travels!
NOTE:
- Price for non-members: Dinner, $25; Saturday lunch buffet, $12; and Sunday morning Brunch, $15. Dinner choices are Chicken or Fish. AOM members must indicate preference when registering on Friday evening or Saturday morning.
- Area galleries will be open Saturday and Sunday. Information will be available at registration desk.
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| Wisteria, Asian Brush Painting by Gail Walsh |
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| Attitude, by Peggy Hall |
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| After Gaugan, Watercolor by Calvin deRuyter |
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10-10-10 (10 Trading Cards, 10 Minutes, 10 Artists)
This is a fun event for AOM members who would like to participate. Just create and bring 10 trading cards (size approximately 2-1/2 by 3-1/2 inches) of whatever design and whatever material you choose.
On Saturday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. the cards will be layed out so everyone can see them for about 10 minutes. Each artist then collects his/her cards, and when the timer goes off, for 10 minutes each artist must exchange all of their ten cards with another participant until they have accumulated 10 different cards from 10 different artists. At the end of the event (approximately 30 minutes) artists will have received 10 different artworks.
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Lodging at Ruttger's Sugar Lake Lodge
Ruttgers Sugar Lake Lodge
P.O. Box 847
Grand Rapids MN 55744
www.sugarlakelodge.com
800-450-4555
Lodging arrangements for the Spring Show are to be made directly with Sugar Lake Lodge, and the fee includes your meals (including Banquet).
Rates are as follows (two-night package):
- Lodge Rooms & Townhouses:
$178.12 per person (double occupancy), or $282.50 per person (single occupancy), includes tax and service charge
- Lodge Suites & Lakeside Cabins:
$211.08 per person double occupancy or $348.42 per person (single occupancy) includes tax and service charge.
Persons who will not need lodging should contact Sugar Lake Lodge for the meal package information.
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Directions and Map
DIRECTIONS TO SUGAR LAKE LODGE:
1-800-450-4555 www.sugarlakelodge.com
BEST WAY: Take Hwy 169 north to County Rd 17 (ten miles north of Hill City). Turn left on County Rd. 17, go 5-1/2 miles to Ruttgers sign, turn left follow signs to main lodge. 178 miles (approx. three hours) from Minneapolis/St. Paul.
FROM WALKER/BEMIDJI: Driving east on Hwy. 2, turn right on County Rd 63 just west of Grand Rapids. Go approximately 3-1/2 miles to County Rd 17. Turn left and go four miles to a three-way stop. Go straight (County Rd. 459) 1-1/2 miles to County Rd. 458. Turn left1500 ft. to main entrance on the right.
FROM DULUTH: In Grand Rapids, turn left (south) on Hwy 169. Go south seven miles to County Rd. 176. Turn right and go 5-1/5 miles to Ruttgers Sign. Turn left, follow signs to main lodge.
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Click on map for larger version of this map (PDF).
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General Rules for Spring Show
- All exhibitors must be Artists of Minnesota members. To join, send dues to Susan Zinschlag, Membership Chairperson.
- Each member may exhibit two paintings ($15.00 registration fee both entries); plus one mini (mini painting entry requires additional $5 fee for postage and envelope); and one theme painting ($15 for frame ordered and paid in advance). Registration fee is not refundable.
- Works must be recent, completed within the last 12 months.
- All work must be original. Copies will not be accepted. (You cannot copy another artists work or photography.)
- All exhibitors must register before the show. Deadline for Registration:April 1, 2011. All registrations must be postmarked by this date. Late registrations will not be accepted.
- All work entered in the Spring Show will remain with the exhibit until the show closes on Sunday. No exceptions.
- All wall-hanging show entries must be framed (unless frame is inappropriate for work) and wired for hanging. Frame can be wood, metal or plastic. Plexiglass is preferred glazing material. Artists using glass will be responsible for any breakage or damage to paintings or injury to others or objects marred or ruined by broken glass.
- The show committee will hang works measuring up to framed size of 40" x 32". Artists must provide own easel for larger paintings.
- Paintings must be labeled on back.
- Changing of categories after entry forms have been submitted will not be allowed.
- Paintings can be priced for sale. (Include MN sales tax.) SA=see artist; NFS=not for sale.
- A statement must be signed by the artist stating that the entry is the artists own work, and that Artists of Minnesota and others involved with the Spring Show shall not be liable for any damage or loss of work. (See entry form.)
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Categories
- OPAQUE: oil, acrylic, gouache, tempera (Intermediate and Advanced)
- TRANSPARENT: watercolor, acrylic used as watercolor, inks and washes (Intermediate and Advanced)
- PASTEL, DRAWING, and GRAPHICS: pastel, ink, pencil, charcoal, crayon (Intermediate and Advanced)
- MIXED MEDIA including DIMENSIONAL: more than one medium, collage, sculpture, pottery, wood carving, weaving, paper (Intermediate and Advanced)
- SUPER GOLD
- PROFESSIONAL
- EXHIBIT ONLY
- BEGINNER
- THEME
- MINI SHOW
Categories 1 4 There are two levels Categories (1-4):
- Intermediate. An artist entering work in the intermediate category is one who has previously exhibited in the beginning category or who chooses to enter the intermediate category. After receiving any two ribbons (blue or red), artists exhibiting in the intermediate category MUST move to the advanced level.
- Advanced. Artists who have received two ribbon awards in the intermediate level or those who feel they want to compete at this level can enter the advanced category.
1. Opaque (oil, acrylic, gouache, tempera)
2. Transparent (watercolor, acrylic used as watercolor)
3. Pastel, Drawing & Graphics (pastel, ink, pencil, charcoal, crayon)
4. Mixed Media including Dimensional (more than one medium, collage, sculpture, pottery, wood carving, weaving, paper)
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5. Super Gold.
All media judged together. Open to all top winners of two blue ribbons in any advanced division. Those awarded two Blue, or one Blue and Best of Show in any advanced category must move to the Super Gold level.
6. Professional.
Artists with an art degree; artists who have been paid by AOM for demos; artists who are teachers.
7. Exhibit Only
Entries will not be judged.
8. Beginner
All media judged together. Artists can exhibit in the beginner category for one year only. Members entering the show for the first time do not have to start in this level. Choose the level appropriate for your artistic ability Other general rules apply.
9. Theme
Entries must pre-order frame for this fund-raising category. Order frame (include $15, payable to AofM) from Susan Zinschlag, 2353 Glacier Way, Hastings MN 55033 s.m.zinschlag@att.net 651-437-9327.
Theme category entry, although pre-paid, must be listed on registration form.
Any media can be used with frame provided. The theme for 2011 is Spring Fever! The theme category has a special cash award of $50.
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10. Mini-Show
- All entries will travel for one year (spring to spring) to promote A of M.
- All Mini Show entries will be for sale (No NFS entries allowed.)
- Paintings, including frame, are to be no larger than 7" x 9" maximum. THE BORDER ON THIS PAGE IS 7" X 9," SO YOU CAN PLACE YOUR MINI ON IT TO CHECK THE SIZE.
- Use a wire and eye screw hanger (no sawtooth).
- Use plexiglass to avoid breakage during shipping.
- Use mini-show entry blank provided.
- Be sure your name and address are on the back of your painting.
- Mini paintings that are sold will be replaced by the artist.
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