Sunday Smack-down

Tomorrow morning at 10:00 we'll gather for the last part of the collaborative project: ECLECTICA. If you have flat head screw drivers, bring them to remove the floor covering. If you need shots of the exhibit, be there on time. Lights and pedestals will be moved down the street for the BFA group. This has been a good run and there's been some good press and great word-of-mouth comments, you should all be proud.

See you tomorrow.

About Saturday

I'm sorry guys, but I'm going to need to take tomorrow off. I had to take my girlfriend to the emergency room due to an asthma attack and I'm going to be spending the day with her tomorrow to make sure she is recovering okay.

Saturday hours

This is what we said in class. Shawn needs a mental health day from that place and gave me the key! Have a great day off Shawn!

I'll actually be there from 1 till 7.

Dan said he would be coming in for a bit too at some point. And I'm actually going to clear some of my art out on Saturday so there is less to do on Sunday. :) E-mail me times and hours you can help. daughter_liberty@yahoo.com

Sat 26 - 1 till 7
- Jonathan
- Jerrye
- Katie
- 4 hours Randilyn
- 4 hours Fran

Uumm, soo... I guess I'll just show up at 1 PM on Friday and Saturday then... and stay 'til whenever...

Develop New Albany

Check it out the publicity! Never hurts to ask...
http://www.developna.org/

Friday and Saturday

What time am I supposed to be there again on Fri. and Sat.? >.> Gnomes seems to have abducted the paper I had it written down on.

Event of the Season

The early minutes of the opening.

Our gallery front.

Opening in full swing.

Lots of art lookers.

The biggest part of the crowd that maintained for at least two of the three hours.

This past Saturday's opening of the BA Senior Seminar exhibit was one of the most impressive seminar exhibits I've attended. Estimates from Don Preston and Kathy Brennan had the crowd at 650, although I heard others suggest 1000. Many thanks go to Don and Kathy for posting our press release on their Newsletter, which has 5700 subscribers. I heard many strong comments from many of our guests. Don Anderson, the first BA graduate from our program in 1979, was especially impressed with everything that you all did. I know some of you had cameras with you, so please get some of those shots to Shawn for posting on the web site.

I'm very proud of all of you. The exhibit looks great, the space looks great, the food was plentiful, and the crowd entered many very complimentary comments in the guest-book. After the confusion about the wine was resolved, the success of the evening went without a hitch.

The Sunday after the Jingle Walk, we'll need to dismantle the show and the space. Please plan on participating in this last phase of the project. We'll probably need a good chunk of time, so let's plan for 10:00 a.m. and go until we're done.

Amazing opening!!!!