224 Main Street, Lander, Wyoming 82520 ~ 307.332.5772, Fax 307.332.9581 ~ Hours: T-Fri 10-6pm, Sat 10-4pm, Closed Sun and Mon

Art in the Afternoon

Holiday Art Fair in the Noble Hotel
Sunday, December 4, 2011
 Member's Preview 9 -10 am, Open to the Public 10 am - 4 pm

Drinks will be sold by the Lander Bar
Soup and coffee will be sold by Apple Valley Market
Music provided by the Lander Valley High School Choir

   

Participating Artists for 2011:

Anna Hulme: wool felted humans and creatures

Annie Reber:  traveling massage/bodywork

Ashley Reeves and Allison Jackson: handcrafted cards and calendars

Audrey Eaton: classic jewelry made from natural stones and cultured pearls

Bill Yankee: intaglio printmaking

Byron Seeley:  multi colored textured clay work

Chris & Anna Hulme: hand-blown glass ornaments and pendants

Cristin Zimmer: decorative ceramic platters and small encaustic paintings

Dannine Donaho: miniature watercolor and pen and ink drawings

Deanna Trumble:  hand-made soap

Deb Britt: Wheel and hand-built pottery using various forms of firing and glazing techniques

DeClue jewelry and Design by Theresa DeClue: natural stone, beads, and wire jewelry and mittens from re-purposed sweaters

Diantha States: woven rugs, placemats, stuffed animals and more using natural fibers and recycled trimmings

Doug and Sandy Lowinske: handcrafted woodwork made from native aspen

Ely Miller: Tye dye

Jagoe Reid: hand-dyed crepe de chine (silk) scarves and colorful hand-made hula hoops

Jennifer Schiefen: beaded jewelry

Joanne Rubino: prints

Kenneth Reiman: stoneware and porcelain clay work

Lander Valley High School Art Club: soup bowls and lino-cut holiday cards

Lander Valley High School Ski Team: painted ski boot planters

Lennie Poitras: handmade fine silver and sterling silver jewelry with a botanical theme

Linda Johnson: watercolor paintings

Lori Hunter:  children’s clothing, accessories, and mixed media children’s room décor

Lucille Kara: marbleized paper

Mary Johnson: hand-made soaps packaged in colorful cotton bags, natural jewelry made from local rocks, semi-precious stones, recycled pottery and glass

Matlynn Snodgrass and Andalusia Reed: origami crane mobiles, hand-made journals, and recycled wool hats

Mountain Aven Baby by Blair Stone Schneider: high quality, unique, handmade children's clothing and women's accessories

Pam Spencer-Hockett: clay work

Rebecca Steinke: fine silver, gold, and beaded jewelry

Sali Allard:  wildlife to sunsets depicted in acrylic, watercolor and pastel

Scott Copeland: photography

Shawna Pickinpaugh:  stoneware pottery and recycled wool mittens

Sherry Shelley:  hand-made sagebrush wreaths

Shining Mountain Mercantile by Sarah Susanka: crocheted and knitted afgans, blankets, hats, and more using wool, cotton, and specialty yarns

Stacy Wells:  hairclips, kids belts, watercolor cards and wire-wrapped earrings

Stefanie Tonsberg: handmade stuff animals, horn drawer knobs, wool stockings, and ornaments

Susan Grinels: mixed media paintings, drawings, and collages

Teri Miller: recycled tire mirrors

Tonya Pepper:  mixed media hand- made greeting cards

Wanderlust Jewelry by Elana Cox: AA-AAA semi-precious stone jewelry using sterling and fine silver hand-forged findings

Zach Even: local wildlife watercolors and oils painted with humor and printed t-shirts
Application Information

Deadline: Friday November 4 for the 2011 event

We plan to notify applicants as soon as possible with the goal of having all spaces filled by November 9, 2011.

Booth fees are based on location:

Lobby $55 
Front Room $45
Cafeteria $45
Conference Room $35

To apply, we need:
  • a $10 application fee (drop off check made payable to Lander Art Center, pay by credit card, or paypal frontdesk@landerartcenter.com)
  • 3 photos of your artwork send to frontdesk@landerartcenter.com
  • and a completed application form: AITA Application.rev.doc
Please email to frontdesk@landerartcenter.com.

On groups or clubs and multiple artist booths:

Because requests for sharing booths has been made several times this year and in the past, we have developed a multiple artist and group policy to be put into effect in 2012.

The intent here is to be fair and consistent to all artists.

  • Multiple artists: The number of artists at one booth is limited to two (unless you are a group or a club--see below). The reason for this is space. Both artists should attend the event to sell their own artwork and space for attendants is limited.  Both artists must submit an application and application fee. One booth fee is due for the one booth space.

  • Groups: Groups may also submit an application for a booth.  An additional group fee of $20 will be required for a group booth.  Attendants at the booth may be arranged as the group sees fit (ie. not all artists need to attend to sell their own artwork).  One booth fee is due for the one booth space.
Thanks in advance for following these guidelines.   Please call or email if you have any concerns or questions.
To view map of booth spaces Click Here

Email frontdesk@landerartcenter.com for inquiries.

NEW DEVELOPMENT!
Member's Preview from 9-10 am Dec 4th
Members of the Lander Art Center will be able to come early and get the pick of the crop from our fantastic display of talent!

Set-Up
Set-up of tables on Saturday December 3rd, 4pm - 6 pm.  The Noble's table sizes vary, please bring your own table or display if you have one or are particular and any tablecloths or props that you might need.

Artists and artwork may arrive at 8 am on Sunday morning for event set-up.  Remember artists, the Lander Art Center Member's Preview begins at 9am!

Cancellations

Cancellations may be made up to 10 days before the event for a refund of your booth fee.  After 10 days (or less) prior to the event, refunds will not be given.   Application fees are not refundable.
 
 
Supported in part by a grant from the Wyoming Arts Council and the Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund.
       

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