----- Original Message -----
From: "Christine T DARCY" <Christine.T.Darcy@...>
To: <oregonarts@...>
Cc: "Nancy Goss-Duran" <Nancy.Goss-Duran@...>; "Howard Lavine"
<Howard.Lavine@...>
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 11:05 AM
Subject: [OregonArts] Governor Kulongoski Names Bart Eberwein + RoyalNebeker
toArts Commission


> For Immediate Release
> May 2, 2006
>
>
> Contact:
> Bart Eberwein, Portland, (503) 221-8959, bart-eberwein@...
>
> Royal Nebeker, Gearhart, (503) 739-6118, nebeker@...
> Christine D'Arcy, Salem, (503) 986-0087,
> Christine.t.darcy@...
>
>
> Bart Eberwein of Portland and Royal Nebeker of Gearhart Appointed to
> Oregon Arts Commission
>
> Governor Ted Kulongoski has appointed Bart Eberwein of Portland and
> Royal Nebeker of Gearhart to four-year terms on the Oregon Arts
> Commission.  The Governor also reappointed Commission Chair Cynthia
> Addams of Keizer to a four-year term.
>
> Bart Eberwein is Vice President for Hoffman Construction Company, a
> general contractor headquartered in Oregon with annual sales of
> approximately $1 billion.  He is the current president of the board of
> the Architecture Foundation of Oregon and a current member of the board
> of Cycle Oregon.  He is a past president and 10-year board member of
> Literary Arts and Portland Arts & Lectures, and served on the boards of
> the Oregon Symphony and PICA.  Eberwein was the first "outside"
> Allied Board Member of the American Institute of Architects.  He
> received a B.S. in Journalism as well as an M.B.A. from the University
> of Oregon.
>
> "From world-class architecture to Shakespeare, from bronze sculpture to
> high desert-poetry to a weeklong festival of Time Based Art, art helps
> build a vital, vibrant economy.  I hope I can offer some business skills
> and ideas to help grow what we have and to help create more world-class
> artists and arts organizations," said Eberwein.
>
> Royal Nebeker of Gearhart is an internationally exhibited painter and
> printmaker.  He has been committed to arts education both locally and
> abroad throughout his career. He was a full time member of the art
> faculty at Clatsop Community College from 1978 through 2004.  In Oregon,
> Nebeker has been a visiting artist-teacher, and guest lecturer at
> Pacific NW College of Art, Portland State University and the University
> of Oregon, among others.  As director of the art department at Clatsop
> Community College, he oversaw the growth and development of the art
> program and gallery.  Through his Sami heritage, he has a keen interest
> in the art of indigenous and northern people.  He received an M.F.A.
> from Brigham Young University and a Meisters Grad (an M.F.A. equivalent)
> from the National School of Fine Arts in Oslo, Norway.  He is
> represented by Augen Gallery in Portland where a show of his work will
> be exhibited through the month of May 2006.
>
> "I intend to bring to the Oregon Arts Commission awareness of the
> needs of at least three populations in the state - artists themselves,
> the non-urban arts audience and the indigenous population.  I look
> forward to sharing my ideas about the Oregon artists' condition and
> how it can be nourished," said Nebeker when his appointment was
> announced.
>
> Eberwein fills the Arts Commission seat previously held by Norm Smith
> of Roseburg.  Nebeker succeeds Tom DeWolf of Bend who was not eligible
> for reappointment.
>
> =     =     =     =     =     =     =     =     =      =
>
> The Oregon Arts Commission provides leadership, funding and arts
> programs through its grants, special initiatives and services.   Nine
> commissioners, appointed by the Governor, determine arts needs and
> establish policies for public support of the arts. The Arts Commission
> became part of the Economic Development Department in 1993, in
> recognition of the expanding role the arts play in the broader social,
> economic and educational arenas of Oregon communities.  In 2003, the
> Oregon Legislature moved the operations of the Oregon Cultural Trust to
> the Arts Commission, streamlining operations and making use of the
> Commission's expertise in grantmaking, arts and cultural information
> and community cultural development.
>
> The Arts Commission is supported with General Funds appropriated by the
> Oregon Legislature, federal funds from the National Endowment for the
> Arts and funds from the Oregon Cultural Trust.
>
>
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I think I figured this out!

 

I am so sorry for the long delay here with this list serve. I have been sitting here for an hour and I think I have it working now.

 

Please send a reponse email and say hello, introduce yourself to the group and mention anything in your world of art that you would like to share.

 

Thanks so much!

Elizabeth

From: Jaques Merde

To: artscentralnetwork@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 9:00 AM

Subject: Re: okay now!

Hello!

Andrew Moore


Elizabeth Quinn <eque@...> wrote:

I think I figured this out!

 

I am so sorry for the long delay here with this list serve. I have been sitting here for an hour and I think I have it working now.

 

Please send a reponse email and say hello, introduce yourself to the group and mention anything in your world of art that you would like to share.

 

Thanks so much!

Elizabeth

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Dear Friends,

It's Prose's turn (last month was all poetry).

Please join us for this last Word Cafe' of 2005-2006 . . . bring
family, bring friends, save room for cookies and tasty words! We have
a terrific slate of prose writers ready to stimulate your heart and
mind.  (Also feel free to bring a short piece to read, if you like,
at open mic.) Hope to see you there! [See below for details.]

Yours

Judy Montgomery
Poet-in-residence, COCC

PLEASE JOIN US ON WEDNESDAY MAY 17TH FOR:
COCC WORD CAFÉ 6

The Central Oregon Community College library welcomes all readers and
writers to the COCC Word Café 6 to celebrate with An Evening of
Prose: a gathering of words, minds, and spirits, in the presence of
good food, exuberance, and books.

Judith H. Montgomery, COCC poet-in-residence, will host the evening.
Featured readers Kristina Bak, Josh Beddingfield, David Jasper, and
Ellen Santasiero will read from their published and in-process works
that range from tears to laughter.

An open mic in the second half of the evening offers other writers -
beginning or experienced - an opportunity to read a favorite poem or
(very) short prose piece.  Questions and conversation are welcomed,
over coffee and cookies.  The event begins at 7 pm on Wednesday May
17th, in the Oregon Room, upstairs in the COCC Campus Library.    For
more information: 383-7700 x 2566.

Featured Readers:

Kristina Bak has lived in Bend, except for some recent years in
Australia, since 1993.  Her most recent book, ghostwritten for
renowned Australian sail racer and entrepreneur Mick York, is the
story of the restored 19th Century sailing ship the James Craig.  The
book will be launched on board the ship in Sydney Harbor on July 5th.

Josh Beddingfield is a writer living in Bend.  He was for a number of
ears the political reporter and editorialist for the Source Weekly,
and is a founding board member of the High Desert Journal.  He has
worked throughout Oregon as a carpenter, forester, farm worker,
political activist, ski instructor, and caretaker.  His poetry has
been published in little magazines, and his short fiction
anthologized in The Best of the First Line.  He is currently working
on a collection of poetry and essays entitled Batholith, which
centers on life, work, and land in central and eastern Oregon.

David Jasper is a features writer at The Bulletin.  Born and raised
in Miami, he started in journalism in 1995 at The Weekly Planet, an
alternative newspaper in Tampa.  He and his family moved to Bend in
2001.  His writing has appeared in Mademoiselle and Big Brother
Skateboard Magazine, and more recently in Kitchen Sink and, in web
form, on McSweeney's.

Ellen Santasiero is a Bend writer whose essays and interviews with
Northwest nonfiction writers have appeared in Northwest Review,
Oregon Home and High Desert Journal.  She holds an MFA from the
Bennington College Writing Seminars, and has been awarded writing
residencies at Caldera and Soapstone.  She works as a freelance
writer and writing coach. In her spare time she reads poetry, makes
collages, and dances.

Host:   Judith H. Montgomery is a Bend poet whose chapbook, Passion,
was awarded the 2000 Oregon Book Award.  Her second collection, Red
Jess, appeared in February 2006 from Cherry Grove Collections.  She
holds a Ph.D. in American Literature from Syracuse University.

Hey, Elizabeth -
Any chance you could invite me into this group on my home email
address? I've been meaning to ask you for a long time but keep
forgetting.
Tadenda!

Tom

On Tuesday, June 13, 2006, at 11:24 AM, Elizabeth Quinn wrote:

> Call for proposals. I invite any and all of you to post anything of
> interest concerning call from submissions, events or ideas.
>  
> Hope everyone is enjoying the arrival of summer!
>  
> best
> Elizabeth
>  
>  
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Cate O'Hagan
> To: AC Members List
> Cc: Elizabeth Quinn
> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 11:13 AM
> Subject: Fw: Request For Artist Proposals
>
>  
> To the Arts Central Email List
> Thought this might be of interest to some of you.
> Cate
>  
>  
> Subject: Request For Artist Proposals
>
> Hello Colleagues:
>
> Please share this artist opportunity with all who may be interested
> and qualified....
>
> Arts Action Alliance of Clackamas County is seeking proposals for a
> commissioned artwork to be prominently sited in North Clackamas Park
> in Milwaukie, Oregon.  (Complete Request for Proposal details
> attached, and also accessible on our website, address at end of this
> message.)  Submission deadline is July 6, artist budget is $12,000.
>
> Thanks for helping spread the word!
> Cheryl
>
>
> ================================
> Cheryl Snow
> Executive Director
> Arts Action Alliance of Clackamas County
> PO Box 2181
> Oregon City, OR  97045
> v: 503-266-1496 or 503-655-0525
> f: 503-266-3426
> www.co.clackamas.or.us/artsaction
>
>
>
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Hello,
Jake and I have been thinking about putting together a
few groups this summer for an open nude modeling
session costing between $25-$30 per person for each
session.  The two of us have been modeling together as
a couple for some time and I am now seven months
pregnant.  So, the session would consist of the a
pregnant momma and papa doing gestures, longer sitting
and laying down poses, and some standing poses as
well.  We have an indoor venue to work in and are
still working out details, but we wanted to put it out
there to see if anyone might be interested.  The
sessions will be limited to 7-10 people, and all
medias are welcome except oil, as the venue is not
equipped for that kind of ventilation. Also, we want
it to be free flowing and for people who would like
exposure and practice with the male and female
pregnant body, as this is a rare occasion for the
modeling community in Bend and surrounding areas.
As a further note:  We are also open to doing private
sessions for anyone interested in either of us as
models, in which case the prices will vary.
We look forward to putting something together with the
artists of Bend.
Laura Parker and Jake Norris.

--- Elizabeth Quinn <eque@...> wrote:

> Call for proposals. I invite any and all of you to
> post anything of interest concerning call from
> submissions, events or ideas.
>
> Hope everyone is enjoying the arrival of summer!
>
> best
> Elizabeth
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Cate O'Hagan
> To: AC Members List
> Cc: Elizabeth Quinn
> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 11:13 AM
> Subject: Fw: Request For Artist Proposals
>
>
>
> To the Arts Central Email List
> Thought this might be of interest to some of you.
> Cate
>
>
> Subject: Request For Artist Proposals
>
>
> Hello Colleagues:
>
> Please share this artist opportunity with all who
> may be interested and qualified....
>
> Arts Action Alliance of Clackamas County is seeking
> proposals for a commissioned artwork to be
> prominently sited in North Clackamas Park in
> Milwaukie, Oregon.  (Complete Request for Proposal
> details attached, and also accessible on our
> website, address at end of this message.)
> Submission deadline is July 6, artist budget is
> $12,000.
>
> Thanks for helping spread the word!
> Cheryl
>
>
> ================================
> Cheryl Snow
> Executive Director
> Arts Action Alliance of Clackamas County
> PO Box 2181
> Oregon City, OR  97045
> v: 503-266-1496 or 503-655-0525
> f: 503-266-3426
> www.co.clackamas.or.us/artsaction
>
>
>
>
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How long will the sessions be?

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844 NW Quincy Ave
Bend, OR 97701
541-383-2110
dember@...
http://www.daveember.com



On Jun 30, 2006, at 1:47 PM, Laura Parker wrote:

> Hello,
> Jake and I have been thinking about putting together a
> few groups this summer for an open nude modeling
> session costing between $25-$30 per person for each
> session.  The two of us have been modeling together as
> a couple for some time and I am now seven months
> pregnant.  So, the session would consist of the a
> pregnant momma and papa doing gestures, longer sitting
> and laying down poses, and some standing poses as
> well.  We have an indoor venue to work in and are
> still working out details, but we wanted to put it out
> there to see if anyone might be interested.  The
> sessions will be limited to 7-10 people, and all
> medias are welcome except oil, as the venue is not
> equipped for that kind of ventilation. Also, we want
> it to be free flowing and for people who would like
> exposure and practice with the male and female
> pregnant body, as this is a rare occasion for the
> modeling community in Bend and surrounding areas.
> As a further note:  We are also open to doing private
> sessions for anyone interested in either of us as
> models, in which case the prices will vary.
> We look forward to putting something together with the
> artists of Bend.
> Laura Parker and Jake Norris.
>
> --- Elizabeth Quinn <eque@...> wrote:
>
>> Call for proposals. I invite any and all of you to
>> post anything of interest concerning call from
>> submissions, events or ideas.
>>
>> Hope everyone is enjoying the arrival of summer!
>>
>> best
>> Elizabeth
>>
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Cate O'Hagan
>> To: AC Members List
>> Cc: Elizabeth Quinn
>> Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 11:13 AM
>> Subject: Fw: Request For Artist Proposals
>>
>>
>>
>> To the Arts Central Email List
>> Thought this might be of interest to some of you.
>> Cate
>>
>>
>> Subject: Request For Artist Proposals
>>
>>
>> Hello Colleagues:
>>
>> Please share this artist opportunity with all who
>> may be interested and qualified....
>>
>> Arts Action Alliance of Clackamas County is seeking
>> proposals for a commissioned artwork to be
>> prominently sited in North Clackamas Park in
>> Milwaukie, Oregon.  (Complete Request for Proposal
>> details attached, and also accessible on our
>> website, address at end of this message.)
>> Submission deadline is July 6, artist budget is
>> $12,000.
>>
>> Thanks for helping spread the word!
>> Cheryl
>>
>>
>> ================================
>> Cheryl Snow
>> Executive Director
>> Arts Action Alliance of Clackamas County
>> PO Box 2181
>> Oregon City, OR  97045
>> v: 503-266-1496 or 503-655-0525
>> f: 503-266-3426
>> www.co.clackamas.or.us/artsaction
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Just a quick note to say hello and introduce myself to everyone.  My name
is Tina Harris and I live in Redmond.  I am a photographer who is
currently working an administrative office job to support my "habit" (ha
ha!)  Are there any other photographers out there in this group?  If so,
do you know of any models in the area who might be willing to work with me
in exchange for some shots for their books?  I am not at the point yet
where I can afford to pay anything, but I am hoping to build up my
portfolio so I can get to the point where I AM ABLE TO (and maybe in the
meantime I can help someone who is still new to modeling build up their
books).  I am not looking to do any nudes or anything too outlandish ... I
just need to get some nice images for my portfolio.

Thanks in advance for any advice, and I look forward to participating in
this group!

Best wishes,
Tina Marie Harris
Redmond, OR
www.harrishills.com

----- Original Message -----

From: Tina M. Harris

To: artscentralnetwork@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2006 12:30 PM

Subject: New to the Group

Just a quick note to say hello and introduce myself to everyone. My name
is Tina Harris and I live in Redmond. I am a photographer who is
currently working an administrative office job to support my "habit" (ha
ha!) Are there any other photographers out there in this group? If so,
do you know of any models in the area who might be willing to work with me
in exchange for some shots for their books? I am not at the point yet
where I can afford to pay anything, but I am hoping to build up my
portfolio so I can get to the point where I AM ABLE TO (and maybe in the
meantime I can help someone who is still new to modeling build up their
books). I am not looking to do any nudes or anything too outlandish ... I
just need to get some nice images for my portfolio.

Thanks in advance for any advice, and I look forward to participating in
this group!

Best wishes,
Tina Marie Harris
Redmond, OR
www.harrishills.com

Yeah- I wanna do something but that announcement is pretty lame.
Like...-

What is the text that goes on the poster?

Is this a poster(entire) design or a logo design? Both these
descriptors are used
in the announcement.

You have answers?

MR.e


On Sep 1, 2006, at 8:54 AM, Elizabeth Quinn wrote:

>
> I have something for this...anybody else out there?!
>  
>  
>  
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: SWEET PEA COLE
> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 9:25 PM
> Subject: COCAAN's Empty Bowls Poster Design Contest
>
> Contact Person: Kalisha Fleischmann
> Central Oregon Community Action Agency Network (COCAAN)
> Telephone #: 541-548-2380 x110
> Fax Number: 541-548-6013
> Email Address: kalishaf@...
> Web site address: 
>  
> First Annual Empty Bowls Poster Design Contest
>  
> COCAAN and the sponsors of the 7th Annual Empty Bowls fundraising
> event, presented by Lifewise Health Plan of Oregon, are excited to be
> hosting the first ever poster design contest.  Artists of all ages are
> eligible to enter and a cash prize will be awarded.
>  
> The Empty Bowls fundraiser is a one-day event where ticket holders
> choose a hand-thrown artisan bowl and have it filled with gourmet
> soup.  Entertainment and a raffle are provided while you eat.  This
> year's event is November 12, 2006.
>  
> This year's logo design winner will receive $100 cash and a framed
> event poster of their design.
>  
> The 2006 contest deadline is Friday, September 29, 2006 at 4:30 pm. 
> The winning design will be selected by a jury of gallery owners the
> first week of October, and the winner will be announced that week in a
> press release to the media.
>  
> Please mail or hand deliver entries to:
> COCAAN
> Empty Bowls Poster Design Entry
> 2303 SW First Street
> Redmond, OR  97756
>  
> All entries MUST follow these restrictions or they will not be valid
> for the contest:
> 1. Measurements of design cannot exceed 8" x 10.5".
> 2. Designs must be artist’s original work.          
> Entries upon submission become the property of COCAAN.  Designs which
> are not selected can be picked up at the COCAAN office after September
> 15th.
> 3. Entries should be submitted in a high quality electronic format
> (jpeg or Photoshop, etc.).  The winning artist must be willing to work
> with the Event Specialist in rendering a final form to be used for
> production and provide camera-ready artwork. 
>  
> The Selection Committee will be comprised of a minimum of three local
> gallery owners.  The winning design will be selected based on
> uniqueness and printability. 
>  
> Please contact Kalisha Fleischmann at the COCAAN office: 541-548-2380
> x110 if you have any questions.
>  
> History/Mission: COCAAN seeks to change the course of each family’s
> future by giving them the tools they need to succeed.  COCAAN’s tool
> box includes Head Start, weatherization, home repair, energy and rent
> assistance, financial skills building, savings programs, assisting
> parents to find child care, tutoring homeless children, providing
> emergency and transitional housing  to homeless families, home buyer
> education and feeding the hungry.
>  
>  
> COCAAN:  Building Success—Changing Lives
> # # #
>  
>  
>  
> Kalisha Fleischmann
> Media & Events Specialist
> COCAAN
>  
>

----- Original Message -----

From: Dave Ember

To: artscentralnetwork@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 10:25 AM

Subject: Re: COCAAN's Empty Bowls Poster Design Contest

Yeah- I wanna do something but that announcement is pretty lame. Like...-

What is the text that goes on the poster?

Is this a poster(entire) design or a logo design? Both these descriptors are used
in the announcement.

You have answers?

MR.e


On Sep 1, 2006, at 8:54 AM, Elizabeth Quinn wrote:

I have something for this...anybody else out there?!
 
 
 
----- Original Message -----
From: SWEET PEA COLE
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 9:25 PM
Subject: COCAAN's Empty Bowls Poster Design Contest

Contact Person: Kalisha Fleischmann
Central Oregon Community Action Agency Network (COCAAN)
Telephone #: 541-548-2380 x110
Fax Number: 541-548-6013
Email Address: kalishaf@...
Web site address: 
 
First Annual Empty Bowls Poster Design Contest

 
COCAAN and the sponsors of the 7th Annual Empty Bowls fundraising event, presented by Lifewise Health Plan of Oregon, are excited to be hosting the first ever poster design contest.  Artists of all ages are eligible to enter and a cash prize will be awarded.
 
The Empty Bowls fundraiser is a one-day event where ticket holders choose a hand-thrown artisan bowl and have it filled with gourmet soup.  Entertainment and a raffle are provided while you eat.  This year's event is November 12, 2006.
 
This year's logo design winner will receive $100 cash and a framed event poster of their design.
 
The 2006 contest deadline is Friday, September 29, 2006 at 4:30 pm.  The winning design will be selected by a jury of gallery owners the first week of October, and the winner will be announced that week in a press release to the media.
 
Please mail or hand deliver entries to:
COCAAN
Empty Bowls Poster Design Entry
2303 SW First Street
Redmond, OR  97756
 
All entries MUST follow these restrictions or they will not be valid for the contest:
1. Measurements of design cannot exceed 8" x 10.5".
2. Designs must be artist’s original work.          
Entries upon submission become the property of COCAAN.  Designs which are not selected can be picked up at the COCAAN office after September 15th.
3. Entries should be submitted in a high quality electronic format (jpeg or Photoshop, etc.).  The winning artist must be willing to work with the Event Specialist in rendering a final form to be used for production and provide camera-ready artwork. 
 
The Selection Committee will be comprised of a minimum of three local gallery owners.  The winning design will be selected based on uniqueness and printability. 
 
Please contact Kalisha Fleischmann at the COCAAN office: 541-548-2380 x110 if you have any questions.
 
History/Mission: COCAAN seeks to change the course of each family’s future by giving them the tools they need to succeed.  COCAAN’s tool box includes Head Start, weatherization, home repair, energy and rent assistance, financial skills building, savings programs, assisting parents to find child care, tutoring homeless children, providing emergency and transitional housing  to homeless families, home buyer education and feeding the hungry.
 
 
COCAAN:  Building Success—Changing Lives
# # #
 
 
 
Kalisha Fleischmann
Media & Events Specialist
COCAAN
 



I had the same exact questions. They have said it is only a art contest not a logo contest...not that that clarifies much.

 

I have a painting that I might submit and I guess I take a picture of it and make the size the want.

 

hmmmmmmm..........

----- Original Message -----

From: Dave Ember

To: artscentralnetwork@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 10:25 AM

Subject: Re: COCAAN's Empty Bowls Poster Design Contest

Yeah- I wanna do something but that announcement is pretty lame. Like...-

What is the text that goes on the poster?

Is this a poster(entire) design or a logo design? Both these descriptors are used
in the announcement.

You have answers?

MR.e


On Sep 1, 2006, at 8:54 AM, Elizabeth Quinn wrote:

I have something for this...anybody else out there?!
 
 
 
----- Original Message -----
From: SWEET PEA COLE
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 9:25 PM
Subject: COCAAN's Empty Bowls Poster Design Contest

Contact Person: Kalisha Fleischmann
Central Oregon Community Action Agency Network (COCAAN)
Telephone #: 541-548-2380 x110
Fax Number: 541-548-6013
Email Address: kalishaf@cocaan.org
Web site address: 
 
First Annual Empty Bowls Poster Design Contest

 
COCAAN and the sponsors of the 7th Annual Empty Bowls fundraising event, presented by Lifewise Health Plan of Oregon, are excited to be hosting the first ever poster design contest.  Artists of all ages are eligible to enter and a cash prize will be awarded.
 
The Empty Bowls fundraiser is a one-day event where ticket holders choose a hand-thrown artisan bowl and have it filled with gourmet soup.  Entertainment and a raffle are provided while you eat.  This year's event is November 12, 2006.
 
This year's logo design winner will receive $100 cash and a framed event poster of their design.
 
The 2006 contest deadline is Friday, September 29, 2006 at 4:30 pm.  The winning design will be selected by a jury of gallery owners the first week of October, and the winner will be announced that week in a press release to the media.
 
Please mail or hand deliver entries to:
COCAAN
Empty Bowls Poster Design Entry
2303 SW First Street
Redmond, OR  97756
 
All entries MUST follow these restrictions or they will not be valid for the contest:
1. Measurements of design cannot exceed 8" x 10.5".
2. Designs must be artist’s original work.          
Entries upon submission become the property of COCAAN.  Designs which are not selected can be picked up at the COCAAN office after September 15th.
3. Entries should be submitted in a high quality electronic format (jpeg or Photoshop, etc.).  The winning artist must be willing to work with the Event Specialist in rendering a final form to be used for production and provide camera-ready artwork. 
 
The Selection Committee will be comprised of a minimum of three local gallery owners.  The winning design will be selected based on uniqueness and printability. 
 
Please contact Kalisha Fleischmann at the COCAAN office: 541-548-2380 x110 if you have any questions.
 
History/Mission: COCAAN seeks to change the course of each family’s future by giving them the tools they need to succeed.  COCAAN’s tool box includes Head Start, weatherization, home repair, energy and rent assistance, financial skills building, savings programs, assisting parents to find child care, tutoring homeless children, providing emergency and transitional housing  to homeless families, home buyer education and feeding the hungry.
 
 
COCAAN:  Building Success—Changing Lives
# # #
 
 
 
Kalisha Fleischmann
Media & Events Specialist
COCAAN
 

----- Original Message -----

From: Oblio

To: artscentralnetwork@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 6:52 PM

Subject: Re: COCAAN's Empty Bowls Poster Design Contest

 is poster opened to any subject ?

Elizabeth Quinn <eque@earthtones.com> wrote:



I had the same exact questions. They have said it is only a art contest not a logo contest...not that that clarifies much.

 

I have a painting that I might submit and I guess I take a picture of it and make the size the want.

 

hmmmmmmm..........

----- Original Message -----

From: Dave Ember

To: artscentralnetwork@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 10:25 AM

Subject: Re: COCAAN's Empty Bowls Poster Design Contest

Yeah- I wanna do something but that announcement is pretty lame. Like...-

What is the text that goes on the poster?

Is this a poster(entire) design or a logo design? Both these descriptors are used
in the announcement.

You have answers?

MR.e


On Sep 1, 2006, at 8:54 AM, Elizabeth Quinn wrote:

I have something for this...anybody else out there?!
 
 
 
----- Original Message -----
From: SWEET PEA COLE
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 9:25 PM
Subject: COCAAN's Empty Bowls Poster Design Contest

Contact Person: Kalisha Fleischmann
Central Oregon Community Action Agency Network (COCAAN)
Telephone #: 541-548-2380 x110
Fax Number: 541-548-6013
Email Address: kalishaf@cocaan.org
Web site address: 
 
First Annual Empty Bowls Poster Design Contest

 
COCAAN and the sponsors of the 7th Annual Empty Bowls fundraising event, presented by Lifewise Health Plan of Oregon, are excited to be hosting the first ever poster design contest.  Artists of all ages are eligible to enter and a cash prize will be awarded.
 
The Empty Bowls fundraiser is a one-day event where ticket holders choose a hand-thrown artisan bowl and have it filled with gourmet soup.  Entertainment and a raffle are provided while you eat.  This year's event is November 12, 2006.
 
This year's logo design winner will receive $100 cash and a framed event poster of their design.
 
The 2006 contest deadline is Friday, September 29, 2006 at 4:30 pm.  The winning design will be selected by a jury of gallery owners the first week of October, and the winner will be announced that week in a press release to the media.
 
Please mail or hand deliver entries to:
COCAAN
Empty Bowls Poster Design Entry
2303 SW First Street
Redmond, OR  97756
 
All entries MUST follow these restrictions or they will not be valid for the contest:
1. Measurements of design cannot exceed 8" x 10.5".
2. Designs must be artist’s original work.          
Entries upon submission become the property of COCAAN.  Designs which are not selected can be picked up at the COCAAN office after September 15th.
3. Entries should be submitted in a high quality electronic format (jpeg or Photoshop, etc.).  The winning artist must be willing to work with the Event Specialist in rendering a final form to be used for production and provide camera-ready artwork. 
 
The Selection Committee will be comprised of a minimum of three local gallery owners.  The winning design will be selected based on uniqueness and printability. 
 
Please contact Kalisha Fleischmann at the COCAAN office: 541-548-2380 x110 if you have any questions.
 
History/Mission: COCAAN seeks to change the course of each family’s future by giving them the tools they need to succeed.  COCAAN’s tool box includes Head Start, weatherization, home repair, energy and rent assistance, financial skills building, savings programs, assisting parents to find child care, tutoring homeless children, providing emergency and transitional housing  to homeless families, home buyer education and feeding the hungry.
 
 
COCAAN:  Building Success—Changing Lives
# # #
 
 
 
Kalisha Fleischmann
Media & Events Specialist
COCAAN
 

"do not fear mistakes, there are none"
-miles davis

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