Clinton, Massachusetts is having their 15th annual Olde Home Day on Friday, September 9th and Saturday, September 10th, 2016. This fun festival includes music, art, food, drink, raffle, and much more!
The BVAA is looking to participate in their art show. The festival people will watch over the art for us. We can aim to set things up on Thursday evening and then take it down Saturday afternoon.
Officially the Clinton festivities run from 5-10pm on Friday, September 9th and then 10-4 on Saturday, September 10th. So it’s a fairly early end on Saturday to then take things down and be all set.
The location of the art show is:
Clinton Spanish Seventh-Day Adventist Church at 250 Church Street, Clinton, MA
From the Clinton website:
Registration Fee: $10.00 per piece or $20 for 3-pieces
Note: If you volunteer to watch the art for a few hours you can enter for free.
Set-up: Thurs., Sept 8th, 5:00-7:30pm at Spanish Church
Pick-up: Sat. Sept 10th, at 4:00pm (close of OHD event)
Payment: Make out to “Town of Clinton”
Purchased items MUST remain until close of this activity.
Limited Tables, table top easels and security will be available. A panel of judges from the Apatite Collective will determine prize categories and there will be a “Best of Show”.
Photography, watercolor, pastel, pen/ink etc. should be matted. Olde Home Day is a family event – all entries must be family friendly and entry to show is at the discretion of the coordinator – Laura Taylor.
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Please let us know if you’re interested in participating so we can arrange the right number of panels for our group and coordinate set-up and take-down! If you can’t bring the art up yourself, just get it to Carol F by Wed evening with the entry fee. Let us know if you have any questions!
For each piece you’re submitting to the show, email the following information to thetaylortrio AT hotmail.com – Laura Taylor. Also make sure the back of your art is labelled as well.
Pop-Up Art Show Registration Form
Name: (print)
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone:
Email:
Medium:
Description (briefly describe your piece):
Who will be picking up your work (we will ask for ID):
Official Website:
https://www.oldehomeday.com/
Here is one of Man Ray’s rayographs. He lived in Paris for most of his life and loved the surrealism freedom. In addition to his wildly abstract works he also created highly acclaimed portrait photos of many of the luminaries of the time – James Joyce, Gertrude Stein, and so on.
