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MARCH 2015
EAG Newsletter is a publication of the Elmhurst Artists’ Guild, a member of the Alliance of Fine Art and the Illinois Arts Council.
EAG 2014-2015 Officers and Committee Chairs
President Heather Jones-Pryor — [email protected] Presides at all meetings of the Guild. Fills a seat on the EAM board.
Appoints committee chairmen.
First Vice-President Bret Steinhaus — [email protected] Sets up programs for general meetings. First in line if President cannot perform duties.
Second Vice-President Abbie Ansburg — [email protected] In charge of membership.
Third Vice-President Randal Stringer — [email protected] Chairman of Ways and Means includes grant writing and fundraisers.
Secretary Charlene Lee-Freislinger — [email protected] Keeps minutes of all board meetings. Maintains historical documents.
Treasurer Ben Calvert — [email protected] Custodian of all Guild funds. Keeps full and accurate records of all receipts and disbursements.
Museum Delegate Randy Irion — [email protected] Fills the second seat on the Elmhurst Art Museum board.
Communications Chair Terri Shimkus — [email protected] Handles special communications between Guild and other organiza-
tions and advertising.
Curatorial Chair Frank Tumino — [email protected] Maintains the art collection of the Guild.
Gallery Exhibition Chair Peter Steeves — [email protected] Coordinates scheduling, notification, hanging, opening, judging and
take down of exhibits. Selects judges.
External Exhibition Chair Sharon Peters — [email protected] Responsible for all exhibition activities outside of the EAG gallery.
Hospitality Co-Chairs Don Bradley — [email protected] Judie Anderson — [email protected] Coordinates the food and beverage table at EAG receptions.
Newsletter Joan Ladendorf — [email protected] Timely production of the monthly newsletter September through June.
Webmaster Bert Cohn — [email protected] Responsible for updating the EAG website.
Gallery Coordination Cecilia Dohra — [email protected] Coordinates staffing and scheduling of EAG gallery by members and volunteers.
AFA Representative — position available
PLEASE CONTACT THE APPROPRIATE PERSON OR PERSONS WITH YOUR INFORMATION, QUESTIONS, AND NOTICES. Thank you.
March 2015 President’s Letter
Hi folks, Cold Sniffles Dreams Enjoy Perception Dislike Perfection Disappoint Snow Prepare Tired Change So these are some random thoughts I'm having. You can put them together and make them what you want. An interesting test will be see what you do with it and who really reads this. Next time you see me tell me what you come up with. Joan the newsletter person is awesome, but I can't count her. Oh, by the way we need volunteers for the board. Please contact Charlene Lee-Freislinger to express your interest. Also, the entry form for the Spring Members’ Show is the final page of this newsletter. Happy March, yeah whatever. I'm out. Microphone drop.
Heather Jones-Pryor EAG President P.S. Hope it gave you a chuckle.
EAG Calendar of Events
Guild Programs
3/19 Members’ Meeting —Georgia Velisaris
“Experience the Galapagos”
see page 4 for more info
4/16 Members’ Meeting —Jesse Howard http://artworldchicago.com/jesse-howard/ 5/21 Members’ Meeting —Guild Member Open Critique
Gallery Exhibits
2/10 Charlotte Cziperle Solo Show thru Mar 20
3/24 Spring Members’ Show thru May 2
Reception—Mar 27, 7-9pm
5/5 Dana DeAno Solo Show thru June 13
Reception—May 8, 7-9pm
6/13 Summer Members’ Show thru July 25
Reception—June 19, 7-9pm
Visit the EAG website:
www.elmhurstartistsguild.org
and Like us on FACEBOOK!
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Member News
Seven of our members will representing the Guild at the AFA Best of the Best Show at Mayslake Peabody Estate in Oakbrook from March 10 - April 24, with the reception Monday, March 30, 6:30-8:30 pm. The members had to win a Best of Show or a First Place for their entries in a Guild Member Show. The members participating are Paul Callahan, Joan Ladendorf, Linda Mierendorf, Dianne Martia, Kevin Lustrup, Eve Ozer, and John David Murray.
GUILD BOOTH at ART in the PARK
The guild will provide the tent. 3 feet of wall space for a jury-in fee of $25.00. You will be required to sit the tent for about 2 hours on one of those days. No commissions are paid. To be considered you will have to be juried in by e-mailing [email protected] 3 jpegs of your art work. In the subject line write “Elmhurst Artists' Guild Tent.” Only 8 spots are available on a first come basis. If accepted let me know at [email protected] and pick the day and time you want to sit the tent. Sat. 10-12:30 12:30-2:30 2:30-5:00 Sun. 10-12:30 12:30-2:30 2:30-5:00 Logistic information will be e-mailed to you by April 20. Set up is Friday, May 1 from 4-8pm and Saturday, May 2 from 6am-10am. There will be overnight security both Friday and Saturday evening. There will be acoustic entertainment, ”Kids & Family Court” of interactive art activities, and food vendors. Elmhurst Art Museum and Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art will be open with free admission both days. Wilder Mansion will be selling coffee & pastries and will be serving lunch. Microsoft will be one of our major sponsors with a creative interactive kid’s activity. Thank you, Sharon
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Michael Klaus Schmidt
Exhibition “Visual Chant”
Michael Klaus Schmidt’s work as an attempt to strive for perfection and to connect with the beauty and intri-cacy found in both the macrocosm, the large forces of the universe, as well as the smallest things, the microcosm.
His subject matter include among other things celestial bodies, trees, and a hybrid architecture hinting at both Eastern and Western origins. These large shapes are covered in patterns and organic details, intricately rendered within layers of glue and paint. The details in his work represent those that we see all around us. Through his work, the artist asks us to look closely at a tree's bark, the skin of a salamander or the surface of a rock, where we will notice more and more intricacy. Another major influence in his work is the Islamic art of illumination found in some of the most ancient manu-scripts of the Quran. The decorative elements in this tradition represents a kind of visual chant, suggesting mysterious order by means of poetic geometric patterns. The artist has a long resume of exhibitions: Chicago, New Orleans, Toronto, San Francisco, London and Saudi Arabia. He is a member of the Elmhurst Artists Guild, and works as a freelance graphic designer and children's book author and illustrator. Visual Chant will be featured at the UIC Health in Arts Clinic from February 26th through May 26th (Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm/Wednesdays 8:00 am – 3:00 pm) The clinic is located at 835 S. Wolcott, on the UIC campus in Chicago, Illinois. A reception will be held from 5:30 – 8:30 pm on Friday, March 20th, the public is invited.
Do stop by the locations listed below and see the variety of artwork for sale. If you’re interested in selling some artwork around our community call Sharon Peters at 630-279-5269 or contact by e-mail at [email protected]. We had several sales at the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra Concert in January.
EAG External Exhibits Where are we now!
DOWNTOWN
Mary Kent Goebel- 5/3 Bank Bruce Peterson - Dist. 205
Linda Mierendorf - Community Bank Charlene Lee-Freislinger - US Bank
Sharon Peters - LW Reedy (in the window) Sharon Peters - Elmhurst Dermatology
Garri Budynsky, Terry Johnson - Pope’s Gallery
VALLETTE & YORK
Debra Mielke - US Bank
NORTH SIDE
Charlene Lee-Freislinger -
MB Bank Siu Mey Lim - SBT Bank
BUTTERFIELD RD.
Debra Mielke - Community Bank Mary Kent Goebel - SBT Bank
SPRING RD.
Terry Johnson - SBT Bank
Peter Steeves - Inland Bank Heather Jones-Pryor - Devries Animal Hospital
WELCOME New Members!
Please add the following new and returning members to your directory: Suzanne Hetzel, Terry Smith, 414 W. Third St. Carolyn Dunn, 509 N. Elm St. 2S685 Ave, Normandy W Elmhurst, 60126, 630-988-7395 Hillside, 60162, 708-449-3720 Oak Brook, 60523, 847-372-5622 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Alison Corey, 179 S. Villa Ave. Apt. 10 Phyllis Anderson Anke Korioth Addison, 60101, 708-983-9668 668 S. Prospect [email protected] [email protected] Elmhurst, 60126 630-863-0950 Wanda Marie Block Nancy Roberts Himmes, 516 S. Cornell [email protected] [email protected] Villa Park, 60181, 630-530-7422 [email protected] Jose Zavala Turkan Ilkdemirci 339 N. Yale, Apt N [email protected] PLEASE CORRECT THESE EMAILS: Villa Park 60181, 630-656-7450 Mark Russell [email protected] [email protected] Linda Roxe [email protected]
Support your fellow artists!
Become a member of the EAG board. Several positions are available.
We are gathering nominations.
Please attend the February members’ meeting for more information.
OR
contact Charlene Lee-Freislinger if you can help.
For more information on responsibilities, refer to your Member Handbook.
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Mary L. (Lorraine) Ptacek
Mary L. Ptacek (known to family and friends as Lorraine) died September 21, 2014. An accom-plished artist in her later years and longtime member of the Elmhurst Artists’ Guild, Lorraine worked pri-marily in watercolor. Lorraine was predeceased by her husband Martin (d. Aug. 13, 2014). She leaves behind her children Linda Sutton, Gail Baev, Ralph (Kathy) Rolling, and Melissa Ptacek, grandchildren Britany (Ryan) and Jeffrey Rolling and Stephanie Sutton, and great-grandchildren Kellan and Lily
My plein air painting series of Hadley Valley Preserve in Joliet will be on exhibit at the Forest Preserve District of Will County's visitors centers between April and October 2015. There will be an Artist's Reception and Open House from 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm Saturday, April 18th, at the Sugar Creek Admini-stration Center in Joliet. I will be giving a talk and demonstra-tion at 3:00 pm that afternoon. In addition, I will be doing a plein air painting demonstration during the FPDWC's annual Fall Fest on Saturday, September 12, at Plum Creek Nature Center in Beecher. More info can be found on my blog: https://maggiecapettini.wordpress.com/ Thank you for your support - Maggie Capettini [email protected]
PLEIN AIR EXHIBIT—Maggie Capettini
MARCH SPEAKER:
Georgia Velisaris
“Experience the Galapagos”
Learn about the unique animals and landscape of the Galapagos Islands in a travelogue presented by Photogra-pher and Mixed Media Artist Georgia Velisaris. Based on a hiking tour to the Islands in 2014, Georgia reviews some basic geography and concepts related the Islands overall. Then, using her photographs and their related stories, she discusses the particular characteristics of both the landscape and the animals on each of the is-lands visited.
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2015 Prairie Plein Air Competition and Show, Schaumburg IL
Call for Entries
Come join us for The Prairie Center Arts Foundation's 5th Annual Prairie Plein Air Competition and Show. Artists are in-
vited to create an original plein air painting or drawing of any location within the Schaumburg, IL city limit. General Competition: Plein air painting onsite at any outside location in Schaumburg, IL. Painting Days are April 24 - May 8, 2015 Paint Out: Town Square area (Roselle and Schaumburg Roads), May 2nd, based at Trickster Gallery Entry Fee: $30 for both General Competition and Paint Out. Entry Deadline: April 10th Prizes: $1,200 cash prizes and $600 in Blick Art Materials Gift Certificates Judge: Ratindra Das www.ratindradas.net Show: Each artist’s submitted painting will be exhibited at the Prairie Center for the Arts May 11 through June 30, 2015. This show coincides with the Prairie Arts Festival held at the same location Memorial Day weekend. Reception: May 15th 6-8pm Herb Aigner Gallery, Prairie Center for the Arts Commission: None Prospectus and Online Registration: http://www.ci.schaumburg.il.us/PCA/art/Pages/Plein_Air_Show.aspx Questions? Contact Irene Peterson at [email protected] or 847-204-0367 (cell) or Roxane Benvenuti 847-923-3605 [email protected]
Lemont Artists Guild presents Pastels
By Ellen Rottsolk Wed., Mar. 18, 2015 7-9 p.m.
at Lemont Public Library 50 East Wend St., Lemont
Information: (815)341-1145
The March 18th Lemont Artists Guild meeting, will begin at 7 PM at the Lemont Public Library, 50 E. Wend Street. Ellen Rottsolk will give a presentation on Pas-tels. Ellen received her formal art training at Northern Illinois Univer-sity in DeKalb, Illinois earning both a Bachelor of Science de-
gree in Art Education and a Master of Arts Degree. She taught in area high schools for 12 years, teaching painting, drawing, ce-ramics and jewelry. Ellen has taught numerous classes at DuPage Art League including beginning and advanced drawing, pastels, portraits and perspective. A winner of numerous awards, she has exhibited in shows throughout the area. The public is welcome, a donation for the local food pantry is ap-preciated. Free parking. Refreshments will be served.
STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ANNOUNCED
Many thanks to Charlene Lee-Freislinger and Terri Shimkus for meeting with York HS art teacher Kelsey Manning. Our winners are: Brooke Ragsdale and Sarah Heinz Scholarships will be awarded at the May Member meeting. Be sure to attend the meeting to meet the artists and view
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Family Workshop with Nnenna Okore Saturday, March 7, 2015 - 10:30am
All Ages with Adult. Make art with Nnenna Okore and learn about the materials and methods she uses to produce her work.
Artist Talk by Nnenna Okore Saturday, March 7, 2015 - 1:00pm
Join artist Nnenna Okore as she discusses her new sculptures and installations made specifically for the EAM exhibition. Learn more about her artistic practice, her influences and her journey from Nigeria to the United States.
ELMHURST ART MUSEUM Upcoming Events
SOIREE 2015 - A Benefit for ELMHURST ART MUSEUM
Saturday, May 9, 2015 at the Elmhurst Art Museum
All spots for the Guild supported tickets to the EAM Soiree have been taken. Please contact EAM directly for tickets: 630-834-0202. Tickets are still available at full price
($225). Do not delay, tickets are going fast.
Soiree 2015 Peace Love Art
EAM tables are limited this year because they are setting up the sit-down dinner in the
main lobby of the museum. (No tent in the parking lot this year!) EAM has the capacity for 200 guests-and are planning on having the event sell out.
THE OAK PARK ART LEAGUE PRESENTS
Chicago Tree Project: Bus Tour with Margot McMahon
Sunday March 22, 1-5pm $28/ person
The Chicago Tree Project is a joint partnership between the Chicago Park District and Chicago Sculpture International and features the work of ten Chicago area sculptors who have given new life to dying trees in the form of public art in parks across Chicagoland. Climate change, stressed parkway trees, drought, volatile weather and wind are causing an unprecedented number of trees to die and the Chicago Tree Project is creatively sav-ing these important trees to provide a habitat for insects which feed animals and birds. Tree sculptures on view include Oak Park sculptor, Margot McMahon's avian-themed tree "Flock" featuring large blue song birds in flight in a grand old elm in Jackson Park. On Sunday, March 22nd the Oak Park Art League will be hosting a bus tour of the Chi-cago Tree Project with Margot McMahon providing narrative. The tour will conclude at the Oak Park Art League with a private viewing of the March exhibition "Nature Untamed" in OPAL's historic carriage house gallery, where pizza and refreshments will also be served. *Bus will depart from the Oak Park Art League at 1:00 pm and return at 5:00 pm
Seats are limited so reserve yours at the site below! http://www.oakparkartleague.org/chicago-tree-project-bus-tour-with-margot-mcmahon/
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CALL FOR ENTRIES: The prestigious Artists Association of Northern Colorado (AANC) announces an art call for the Association’s Online Juried Art Competition and Exhibition. The Association invites artists from around the world to make online submissions for entry into the Association’s Spring 2D (two dimension) and 3D (three dimension) online art exhibition. AANC encourages entries from artists regardless of where they reside and regardless of their experience or education in the art field to enter their best works.
PROSPECTUS THEME: Springtime. Any image or 3d work that represents and celebrates Springtime Entry deadline ….Sunday, March 16, 2015, 11:59 PM Mountain Time Artwork must be submitted online via the digital entry program Online Juried Shows at www.onlinejuriedshows.com. Instructions for submission can be found on that website. Juror: Robert Gratiot CALENDAR: Entry deadline ….Sunday, March 16, 2015, 11:59 PM Mountain Time Notification of acceptance emailed...Week of March 30 Dates of the online exhibit...April 3 - 30 AWARDS: Best in Show: $200 $100 First Place Awards in the following categories 1. Painting: oil and pastel
2. Painting: acrylic, mixed media and watercolor 3. Photography (traditional) 4. Enhanced digital work from photography 5. Created digital work (no photographic elements) 6. Three Dimensional: pottery, sculpture, woodwork Honorable Mentions as determined by the juror
Entries juried into the Exhibition will also receive the following: • event announcement posts • social media marketing and distribution • digital display during the Fort Collins Colorado First Friday Gallery Walk • separate digital page for the Award Winners and Honorable Mentions • Accepted artists contact information posted to assist potential buyers
ENTRY FEES: Each artist may submit up to three entries for a single fee of $35. Three additional works may be submitted (for a total of six entries) for $10 per item. 3D artists may submit up to three images (views) per entry.
The Artists Association of Northern Colorado Presents
AANC 2015 Spring 2D & 3D Online Art Exhibition, Judge Robert Gratiot
A Juried On-line Art Competition and Exhibit April 3 - 30, 2015
Announcing Our Second Spring Residency!
SELECT is looking for a cutting edge artist or collective to receive our yearly residency slot. The winning artist/s will be
granted a complimentary studio in Brooklyn for the months of April & May (sponsored by Industry City). While at this 8
week residency, artists are encouraged to challenge themselves by pushing their work in new directions. The SE-
LECT team will provide mentorship and weekly studio visits. SELECT will document your work in progress through our
residency blog. While at your residency you will also be able to participate in the Industry City Open Studios
(Saturday, April 18th - 11 - 6 pm ). The residency will culminate in the presentation of your project at the SELECT Fair
in Manhattan during Frieze Art Fair week (May 13 -17, 2015).
RESIDENCY OVERVIEW:
• Studio Residency in Brooklyn (April & May, sponsored by Industry City)
• Weekly Blog Postings on Progress
• Inclusion in the Industry City Open Studios
• Presentation of work at SELECT ART FAIR // Frieze Week (May 13-17, 2015)
ELIGIBILITY:
• Artists from the United Sates and abroad
• Artists must be 18 years or older
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:
• 5 images of work / Links to Video
• Project proposal
• CV / Resume
APPLICATION FEE: $50
DEADLINE: MARCH 21st APPLY: www.select-fair.com
A HISTORY OF SUCCESS: Last year's winner Brett Day Windham spent her time gathering
objects from the streets of Sunset Park, and presented a array of
collages and installation works based on her findings.
We are proud to say her same proposal won her an Art Slant
Paris Residency!
- Photo of Brett in her studio at the SELECT Residency
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June 6 - July 12, 2015
Artwork Entries Due: April 19 (Postmarked April 18)
Global Online Preview Begins: May 22 at 10am
In-Gallery Preview (no purchasing): June 1-5, 1-9pm
Opening Party & Artwork Sale: June 6, 4-10pm ($10)
7:30pm raffle for buyer position 1-20
8:00pm purchasing open for all other buyers
Global Online Purchasing Begins: June 9 at 10am
Artwork Purchase Price: $20 each
Sold Out Artists’ Names Revealed Online: July 3
Purchased Artwork Pick-Up: July 12-15, 12-8pm
Big Show. Small Art.
Represent Illinois in New York & Support Contemporary Art
Rochester Contemporary Art Center's (RoCo), international small art phenomenon returns for the 8th year! Help us once again to build an incredible exhibition of thousands of artworks made and donated by celebrities, international & local artists, designers, college students, youths, and YOU.
Join Artists from Around the World
Each artwork must be 6x6 square inches (15cm) or mounted to a 6x6 board, signed only on the back, and exhibited anonymously. All entries will be accepted and exhibited in the gallery and online. All artworks will also be offered for sale to the public for $20 each to benefit RoCo. Artist names will be revealed to the buyer upon purchase and all artworks will remain on display through July 12, 2015. Sold Out artists' names will be revealed next to their work online on July 3. Artists may enter up to 4 artworks of any medium (2D or 3D) and there is no fee to enter. Thank you for your participation!
Mail or deliver your artwork before April 19, 2015 (Postmarked April 18) to: Rochester Contemporary Art Center 137 East Avenue Rochester, NY 14604 USA
By using our safe and secure AUTO-RENEWAL option you will never forget to re-new your RoCo membership again! You will also help us save paper and reduce costs. With your support we will be able to continue our thoughtful contemporary art programming in Downtown Rochester. Please help Rochester's active and thriving art scene by joining RoCo today.
Membership at RoCo
The Peoria Art Guild would like to thank you for considering the 53rd Annual Peoria Fine Art Fair as a stop in your 2015 fair travel plans. Our top priority, is creating an atmosphere where our art friends and family can earn the best living possible. Just by applying to the fair, you open additional opportunities for sales, beyond late September.
The application deadline is: March 13th! For more information see http://www.peoriaartguild.org/!/FineArtFair
Postcard Art Competition & Exhibition (PACE)
The Lake County Discovery Museum’s Curt Teich Postcard Archives is pleased to announce the 10th bi-
ennial Postcard Art Competition and Exhibition (PACE), offering artists the challenge of producing origi-
nal works of art in postcard size.
This exhibition, focusing new imaginative energy on a familiar form of expression, is dedicated to cele-
brating the picture postcard as art and as a visual document.
The Curt Teich Postcard Archives is North America’s largest public collection of postcards and related
materials including the industrial archives of the Curt Teich Company of Chicago (1898-1978). The Teich
Archives tells the story of late nineteenth and twentieth century life. More than 10,000 towns and cities in
North America and over 110 foreign countries are represented in the collection.
For Prospectus and Entry Instructions
http://www.lcfpd.org/pace/
The Elmhurst Artists’ Guild
has served the greater Elmhurst visual
arts community since its founding in 1946. The Guild exhibited its art at a local
community center, creating the first “Elmhurst Art Museum.” In 1990, the
Guild sold its property adjacent to Wilder Park to provide expansion for the new
Elmhurst Art Museum. We continue to meet at the Museum on the third Thursday of every month except June, July and August.
Sustaining Members: The Guild appreciates the support of our sustaining members and their commitment to the arts. We encourage our members to patronize Elmhurst busi-
nesses, and particularly our sustaining members
who are listed here. Become a sustaining mem-ber and list your business here!
Access Arts’ ArtDeadline.com The art world’s source for income and exhibition news. A searchable database and magazine
that lists local, national and international juried exhibitions, competitions, grants, art jobs, percent-for-arts, art in public RFP’s, festivals, residencies, internships, & much more. Also see comprehensive artist support and representation services.
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SPRING MEMBERS’ SHOW
ELMHURST ARTISTS’ GUILD Elmhurst Artists’ Guild Gallery—March 24—May 2, 2015
Drop off: Saturday, March 21—10am to noon Pick up: Saturday, May 2—10am to noon
Reception: Friday, March 27, 7-9pm
Infringing upon copyright laws could bring serious consequences for the art guild and/or the artist. Thus, copying
photographs (including those from magazines, calendars, newspapers, etc.) or artwork originally created by another
individual cannot be accepted. Artwork shown in a previous members’ show is ineligible.
Work must be framed properly; however, gallery wrapped canvases without exposed staples and with finished
edges are acceptable. Sawtooth hangers are not allowed. The center of the hanging wire should be at least 1-1/2”
from the top of the piece. Painting and frames must be dry. MAXIMUM SIZE IS 48” HORIZONTAL.
NOTE: Removal of artwork before the end of show is prohibited, and doing so will result in being barred from future
shows. There will be a $10 charge for late pick-ups without making previous arrangements.
INSTRUCTIONS: Fill out both sections below. Tape the bottom half to the back of your artwork. Bring the top half
with you to drop off with a $20 hanging fee. Please include a 40% commission fee in the sale price, as the EAG and
EAM each receive 20% commission on all sales. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY.
GIVE THIS SECTION AND THE $20.00 HANGING FEE TO THE COORDINATOR AT DROP OFF:
In consideration of being permitted to exhibit and sell work in the exhibit, I hereby waive claim for damages,
including, but not limited to those based on negligence, against the Elmhurst Artists’ Guild.
Name ______________________________________________________ Entry Number ____________
Address ____________________________________________________________________________
Phone Number _______________________________________________________________________
Title _______________________________________________________________________________
Medium _________________________________ Sale Price ________ Value if Not for Sale _________
Signature _________________________________________ Date _____________________________
TAPE THIS SECTION TO THE BACK OF YOUR ARTWORK:
In consideration of being permitted to exhibit and sell work in the exhibit, I hereby waive claim for damages,
including, but not limited to those based on negligence, against the Elmhurst Artists’ Guild.
Name ______________________________________________________ Entry Number ____________
Address ____________________________________________________________________________
Phone Number _______________________________________________________________________
Title _______________________________________________________________________________
Medium _________________________________ Sale Price ________ Value if Not for Sale _________
Signature _________________________________________ Date _____________________________
Artwork picked up by __________________________________________________________________
