Cases Disposed 10/18-24/2013
Lee Odonald Bartlett,404 Kent Street,Harrisburg; Speed on four-lane in rural areas, $39.00plus costs
Melissa Marie Menning,169 Railroad Street, Parker;Carless driving, $54.00 pluscosts
Matthew ThomasPuthoff, 420 Jefferson St.,Vermillion; Municipalspeeding, $39.00 plus costs
Denyelle R. Viereck, 416N. Pine St. #114,Vermillion; Seat beltviolation, $25.00
Joseph Samual English,321 Linden Avenue,Vermillion; Seat beltviolation, $25.00
Brant Lee Dekruif,Mickelson Hall #333,Vermillion; Speeding onother roadways, $59.00plus costs
John William Erikson,1001 Lewis St., Vermillion;Renewal registrationduring assigned month,$54.00 plus costs
Gretchen Ann Jensen,700 E. Cherry St. #104,Vermillion; Speed on four-lane in rural areas, $39.00plus costs
William FrederickDarwin, 55 W. CliftonAve. Apt. 109, Sioux City,IA; Speeding on other
roadways, $39.00 pluscosts
James Daniel Roth,45421 290th St., Viborg;Speeding on a statehighway, $39.00 plus costs
Belmic Smajic, 7412 W.65th St., Sioux Falls;Speeding on otherroadways, $59.00 plus costs
Max Lester Andersen,2609 E. Highway 50,Vermillion; Fail to stopcar at RR crossing –signal operating, $54.00plus costs
Samuel Martin, 1328Westgate Dr., Vermillion;Seat belt violation, $25.00
Benjamin C. Eide, 833E. Duke #30, Sioux Falls;Seat belt violation, $25.00
William Steichen, 208National St. #102,Vermillion; Seat beltviolation, $25.00
Philip Bryce Hoffman,1009 W. 26th St. #3, SiouxFalls; Open container,$54.00 plus costs
Paxton Andrew Strub,489 Sunset Drive, LeMars,IA; Municipal opencontainer in motor vehicle,$54.00 plus costs
Amanda M. Speckels,118 N. Plum St.,Vermillion; Failure to stop,$54.00 plus costs
Carla K. Ewald, 505Regal Dr., Yankton; Speed
limits in areas of highwayconstruction, $99.00 pluscosts
Jacob Thomas Coulson,1104 Willowdale Drive,Yankton; Possession ofalcohol by minor,dismissed
Trenton John Mathey,14779 Kestrel Ave., LeMars,IA; Open alcoholicbeverage containeraccessible in vehicle, $54.00plus costs
Layton S. Gruis, 18262320th, Adrian, MN;Speeding on otherroadways, $154.0 plus costs
Blake Randall Rierson,123 Robin St., Yankton;Speeding on interstatehighway, $39.00 plus costs
Hermin Krdzalic, 514 S.Lyons Ave., Sioux Falls;Speeding on otherroadways, $154.00 pluscosts
Jessica LynnSchwendinger, 2500Lindsey Drive, Rapid City;Possession of alcohol byminor, $54.00 plus costs
Roger David White, 901Rose St. #140, Vermillion;Possession of alcohol byminor, $54.00 plus costs
Darren Mark Hulst,108 Ash Street, Hospers,IA; Speeding on otherroadways, $79.00 pluscosts
Brian K. Strait, 1185Dogwood Lane, Austin,AR; Speeding on otherroadways, $59.00 pluscosts
David Joel Wiegert,3704 E. 36th St., SiouxFalls; Speeding on otherroadways, $39.00 pluscosts
Monty Keith Dahlberg,103 Tamarack Ave.,Yankton; Speeding onother roadways, $39.00plus costs
Perry Alvin Lemke, 1224Ramblewood Ave. SW,Willmar, MN; Speed limitsin areas of highwayconstruction, $39.00 pluscosts
Amanda KimberlySteiner, 145 NottinghamLn., Yankton; Speed limitsin areas of highwayconstruction, $59.00 pluscosts
Caitlin Marie Davis,31750 476th Ave., ElkPoint; Speeding on otherroadways, $39.00 plus costs
Logan Kenneth Diede,507 Idaho Street,Centerville; Renewal
registration duringassigned month, $54.00plus costs
Andrea Anne Brown,1001 Memory Lane #A 19,Yankton; County speeding,$59.00 plus costs
Amy L. Sorensen, 1707Country Club Dr., ElkPoint; Speed on four-lanein rural areas, $39.00 pluscosts
Bryce C. Kelly, 1909 JackNicklaus Drive, Elk Point;Speeding on otherroadways, $39.00 plus costs
Tanner Anderson, 20 N.Willow #102, Vermillion;Rear lamps required,$25.00
Kayla L. Heimdal, 911 E.Duke Street #24,Vermillion; Fail to stop orslow down for school bus,$54.00 plus costs
Ashley Allen, 116 E.National, Vermillion; Nodrivers license, $54.00 pluscosts; Seat belt violation,$25.00
Ashley Allen, 116 E.National, Vermillion; Nodrivers license, $54.00 pluscosts
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The written word hasincreasingly become a focus ofmodern art.
It’s also the theme of anexhibition that opened Mondayin the John A. Day Gallery on thecampus of the University ofSouth Dakota.
“The Written Word” featuresthe work of five artists who createusing word-based texts: ElissaLevy, Karen Baldner with BjörnKrondorfer, Trong Nguyen, NinaKatchadourian and An Xiao.
“These artists are exploringmaterials,” said Alison Erazmus,Director of the University ArtGalleries. “They’re not just takinga book and altering it, they’reusing newspapers and puttingtexts and translating that tograins of rice, they’re usingTwitter feeds as a way to examinethe written word in digital media.
“It’s definitely what I wouldconsider a very contemporaryshow in the sense that artists arereally exploring a variety ofmaterials to understand andexplore the written word,”Erazmus said.
Levy was on-hand atMonday’s opening to discuss herwork and meet students andmembers of the public.
“It was really exciting to havea big group of students,”Erazmus said. “I think at least 70to 75 were in the gallery lookingat the artwork.”
Word-based art has beengrowing in popularity, both withthe public and the artiststhemselves, Erazmus said.
“A lot of artists are very goodresearchers, so obviously, thatcomes with reading quite a bit,”she said. “From my perspective, Isee a lot of artists referencingbooks and texts, and creatingsigns, using words in their ownartwork as an expression ofvisual art.
“This (exhibition) is moreexplicitly connected to writing
and the written word,” she said.“Either it’s already beenproduced, or the artists aregenerating their own writing. It’sdefinitely focused on that.”
Some artists even use existingbooks in their pieces, as in“Bound and Unbound II,” analtered book exhibition that is ondisplay in I.D. Weeks Librarythrough Friday, Dec. 20.
“Either artists make their ownbooks … or they’re taking booksthat have been withdrawn,thrown away, and repurposingthem and making them into avisual art object,” Erazmus said.
In addition to the art on display,USD graduate students also willperform a piece of Xiao’s called,“Together/Alone” at 2-5 p.m. onNov. 8 and Nov. 15, as well as from
5-7:30 p.m. on Nov. 22.Erazmus will lead a gallery
discussion for the Boos inContext Series hosted by theVermillion Public Library at 7p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 21, at theDay Gallery.
These events are free and opento the public.
“The Written Word” will beon display through Nov. 24.
For more information, visitwww.usd.edu/uag.
About the Artists:•Levy lives and works in New
York City, and is a visiting artistwith an upcoming artistresidency at the ScottishSculpture Workshop.
•Baldner is from West Germany,and is an associate professor at theHerron School of Art and Designin Indianapolis, IN, where sheteaches book arts. She collaborateswith Krondorfer, and has receivedfunding for her work fromFulbright grants and NationalEndowment for the Arts.
•Nguyen was born in Vietnamand works in New York City. Heexhibits his work throughout theworld, including at the New York’sFruit + Flower Deli and in Ho ChiMinh City at Galerie Quynh.
•Katchadourian is a facultymember at the NYU GallatinSchool of Individualized Study. Sheis represented by Catharine ClarkGallery in San Francisco and hasexhibited at the PS1/MoMA, theSerpentine Gallery and SaatchiGallery.
•Xiao is an American artist,designer, writer and technologistwho looks at the politics andgrowing role of Internet culture incountries like China, Uganda andthe United States.
‘The Written Word’ on display at USD
“German/Jew” by Karen Baldner is one of the pieces on display in the John A. Day Gallery at USD as part of“The Written Word,” an exhibition featuring the work of five artists who use word-based texts for their art.
(Photo by Travis Gulbrandson)
FOR THE RECORD
The Academy of Danceis pleased to announce theproduction of a new balletfor the 2013 HolidaySeason.
The ballet, “SleepingBeauty” will be presented atthe Yankton High SchoolTheater on Saturday, Nov.23, at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.and Sunday, Nov. 24, at 2p.m.
Dorota Dannenbring,owner of the Academy ofDance, dance teacher,choreographer of theNutcracker Ballet since1994 and former touringprofessional dancer andEuropean trained dancer, isvery excited to be able tobring this ballet to theYankton community andsurrounding area.
With the support of 140talented cast members, theirfamilies, amazing dancers,new, beautiful costumes,sets and backdrops, thisballet will take your breathaway.
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