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Masthead art (detail) by Terri Martin

General Meeting Agenda10:30 Start with set up &

socializing10:45-11:15 Paintings accepted for POM11:15-11:30 Vote for POM11:30-11:45 Socialize11:45-12:15 Business Meeting

POM Winners Announced12:15-12:30 Prepare for Demo12:30-2:00 Demonstration

Meeting LocationRICHMOND MASONIC

CENTER753 North 185th StreetShoreline, Washington

PROGRAM for November

By Tracey Kay Felix

Editor; Joan O’Byrne

NOVEMBER 2019

www.seattlecoarts.com

2019-2020 Calendar

November8 Newsletter Deadline11 Board Meeting * At The Commons, Lake Forest Park25 Juried Show Deadline26 General Meeting. Program,Tracey Kay Felix, mixed media encaustics with a touch of resin.

December2&3 Local Workshop withinstructor Catherine Gill 9 Board MeetingNo General Meeting or Newsletter

January 8 Newsletter Deadline

13 Board Meeting 28 General Meeting. Program Jacqui Beck Abstract Conversations: going deeper with your artFebruary 8 Newsletter Deadline 10 Board Meeting 24 General Meeting . Program Mary Anderson. Watercolor, painting Koi

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“I have had what I call an Art Life because that is the constant that weaves through everything. As an artist, I strive to continue learning new ways to express my ideas. I also love to teach - it is inspiring to share and grow alongside other artists.

To me, non-representational art should have a strong sense of purpose. Paintings need to be about something. I consider my work to be abstract expressionist. My paintings are built in layers of color, texture, images and mixed media when it supports my concept. I feel strongly that creating a feeling of depth is important – both visual and of meaning. I have chosen to not limit myself to one medium, as each provides specific effects that give my work interesting and unique qualities. I work with both acrylic and oil paints... and now encaustics too. The past two years find me adding resin as well. Experimentation keeps me interested and my work

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PAINTINGS OF THE MONTH October 2019

First Place: Terri Martin “Rainy City Blues “. Oil

Second Place: Alice Shiau “Marymoor Park”. Oil

Third Place: Lauriel Sandstrom “Tall Trees” . Watercolor

Seattle Co-Arts’ Objectives

1 To further community interest in the visual arts 2 To encourage members to greater creativity and self ` improvement 3 To facilitate presentation of members’ work to the public 4 To offer educational opportunities to members through demonstrations, lectures and workshops by well known authorities in the arts community 5 To cooperate with other groups in furtherance of art

I am an experimental process painter. I love to find new and unusual ways to make my paintings unique. Although I start with a concept, I allow the process to unfold. Being in an open creative state allows for inspiration.

My work is done in series, which means I will rotate multiple canvases through the stages from beginning to end. This allows for implementation of ideas and methods to come together in a cohesive body of work.

I am a founding member of the Edmonds Art Studio Tour, Art Walk Edmonds, and Artist Connect. I started out with Lynn Hanson at our gallery in Pioneer Square, and partnered with Denise Cole to start ARTspot. I am currently working with Mary Olsen in the creation of Graphite, a multi-use art facility to open in the near future. I am currently represented by Lynn Hansen Gallery and the Cole Gallery.

I look forward to coming to present to your group this month! I will be bringing a demo showing an encaustic work in progress and how adding resin to it can create interesting effects. “

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A Message from Co-Arts President Joan O’Byrne

TREAT BRINGERSFOR NOVEMBER

You know who you are !!

Helpers needed!Thank you!

2020 Calendar

March 8 Newsletter Deadline 9 Board Meeting 23 General Meeting. Program Sandra Kahler, Mark making into WatercolorApril 8 Newsletter Deadline 13 Board Meeting 27 General Meeting Gently Used Art Sale. Program TBDMay 8 Newsletter Deadline 11 Board Meeting 25 General Meeting Election of officers. Program TBD

June 1 Board Meeting, Note date change 7-12 Spring Workshop @ Samish Sandra Kahler instructor 8 Newsletter Deadline 27 General Meeting. Program TBD

Dear fellow Members,

The holiday season is upon us and we have been inundated since before Halloween with ads, jingles etc. to where I feel pressured to be happy, jolly and ready for it all.So instead of “Bah, Humbug “ let me say what I am thankful for. Fairly good health, great family and friends and all of you who make my creative life richer. I am humbled and amazed at all the work volunteers do in this organization, and hope I can live up to their standards!

Thanks to Judith Heim our Juried Show is organized and just waiting for all of you to participate .Please see an important notice about it on page 8 of the NewsletterOur Non-Juried Show happened so fast it was hard to keep up! Kudos to Lynn Kerr for organizing this and to all those who volunteered to take paintings for hanging at Evergreen Hospital.

We have a super “Local Workshop” scheduled for December 2 & 3 with Cathe Gill as instructor. Thanks to Delorse Lovelady for putting this together and working out logistics with Beau at the Masonic Hall!!

At the November Meeting Eve Ingraham will be signing members up for our Spring Workshop on Samish Island. Sandra Kahler will be the instructor, and I expect this to be very popular!

There will be no Newsletter or General Meeting in December.

Please take some time from the hustle and bustle of the Holidays to relax, create and be thankful for all we have.

Beannachtai Joan

WELCOME TWO NEW MEMBERS Elizabeth Kincaid and Mary Maertens We look forward to meeting you and seeing your work!

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Mitchell Albala is a well known semi-abstract painter, local art instructor, and author of “Landscape Painting: Essential Concepts & Techniques for Plein Air and Studio Practice.” The focus of his presentation had to do with composition, which he illustrated with a slide show of graphics and many favorite artists’ works. It was so helpful to see him point out the design principles as we viewed the slides.

Topics included in his remarks were the importance of including in your design the following: Variations: asymmetry, scale differences. Intervals: major vs. minor shapes, activation of negative space and Movement and Eye Paths: overall movement is more important than a single focal point. Albala spoke of his approach in making sure that all design elements hang together so that no part of the painting feels separate.

The second part of his presentation focused on a partially completed work of his own in which he shared his design approach to his painting of a hilltop structure in Italy called Civita di Bagnoregio. He began his process with a series of notans, [ dark and light studies ] followed by color studies. He paints his entire canvas gold before he starts so that the under layer is activated.

Three Co-Arts members then volunteered their paintings to Mitch for his critique. They were Helen Drummond, Kathryn Flanagan and Sandra Kahler.

Mr. Albala can be reached at his website or check blog.mitchalbala.com. He teaches at Gage, Pacific NW Art School, and holds many workshops annually as well as being available for mentoring.

October Demonstration Mitchell Albala Submitted by Ruth Handewith

SEATTLE CO-ARTS WEBSITE

If you have an article or announcement that you think should be on the Website please send it to Janice Patterson and if appropriate, she will send it to be included on the Website. DO NOT send it directly to Sandra Kahler

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LOCAL ART NEWS…….

SCA JUNE 2020 SAMISH WORKSHOP Seattle CoArts is having their annual June workshop at Samish Island on

June 7-12, 2020.Our instructor will be Sandra Kahler who is a talented watercolor artist and teacher. She will keep us inspired for all five days, I’m sure!

Our Samish Island retreat is a wonderful tradition for our group. It is a time to meet new people, have laughs with old friends and learn new tricks of the

trade. All meals are covered, the food and service always outstanding. The chefs are great at making the necessary accommodations for special food needs. Just be sure to let me know what they are ahead of time.

Our price includes lodging, 3 meals per day, the instructor fee and a 24 hour spot to paint in the lodge.

STANDARD CABIN (AND RV) member: $445 non member: $495

DELUXE CABIN (SHARED) member: $465. non member: $515

DELUXE CABIN (NON SHARED) member: $485 non member: $535

ATTENDING WITH NO HOUSING member: $395 non member: $445

Upon sign up a $50 non refundable deposit is required.

Sign ups begin at our November meeting.We do have a scholarship. Please talk to Eve about your needs.

For more information contact EVE INGRAHAM (SCA JUNE WORKSHOP CHAIR) 206 257 8099. Call or text(preferred)If you use email you must put SCA Camp Samish in the subject box in order for me to see it.

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LOCAL WORKSHOPS

DECEMBER 2nd & 3rd Workshop at the Masonic Center (where we hold our meetings! ) by Delorse Lovelady, Workshop Chair

For members participating in the Catherine Gill workshop, please be aware that workshop hours will be 9am to 4:30pm on Monday and 9am to 3:30pm on Tuesday. Doors open for you at 8:30am on

Tuesday if you want to come earlier. The demo/lecture will begin at 9:30am sharp on both days, please be on time.

Since the Masons need their kitchen by 2pm on Tuesday we will close down the coffee pot immediately after lunch, but a microwave is available for hot water/tea. Snacks will be located near the back of the room, and there will not be the usual items that require refrigeration, so be sure to bring your own sandwich. We are closing an hour early on Tuesday so the Masons can have time to reconfigure the room for their dinner meeting. Thanks for your patience and help in making these accommodations work so we have another wonderful workshop!

Payment of balances is due at the November 26 CoArts meeting. You will be receiving a reminder email with amounts listed.

This workshop is full! However, if you are not signed up and are interested, you may contact Delorse Lovelady if you would like to be on the waiting list.

Spring Workshop Features Artist Jacqui Beck

By Delorse Lovelady, Workshop Chair

Jacqui Beck is an artist, creativity coach, and art educator living in Seattle, Washington. She has a master’s degree in counseling psychology from the University of Victoria and has studied at Gage Academy of Art and with many nationally known artists. See examples of her work here: http://jacquibeck.com/

Jacqui’s artwork is colorful, personal, and expressive. Working in acrylics and mixed media, she paints with a sense of depth and whimsy. Her award-winning acrylic paintings are collected and exhibited in the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia, and New Zealand and are available through Columbia City Gallery and several others.

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Jacqui has been teaching for over fifteen years and is an adjunct professor of art at Seattle Pacific University. Her workshops focus on supporting students to develop their own personal artistic expression, loosen up, and enjoy the creative process. One of her favorite quotes (by Larry Page) “If you’re not doing some things that are crazy, then you’re doing the wrong things.”

WORKSHOP: Stretching Towards Abstraction. This challenging, invigorating, and inspiring workshop will encourage you to experiment, loosen up, and experience a variety of ways to express yourself with acrylic paint and mixed media. We’ll explore ways to start, develop, and finish abstracted paintings. You’ll have the opportunity to experiment with techniques and composition forms that vary along the continuum between representational and non-objective art. Topics covered include:

• Composition & design • Techniques for abstracting [exaggeration, simplification, etc.] • Finding inspiration • References: painting from life, photos, and imagination • Creating and fostering personal meaning in your art • Ways to loosen up and be more creative • Paint and mixed media application techniques

Join this class to discover and develop ways to make your paintings more creative,

DATES/TIME: March 16-17, Monday & Tuesday; 9:00am – 4:00pm LOCATION: Ronald United Methodist Church, 17839 Aurora Avenue N Shoreline. ( Where we used to meet years ago ) COST: $125 CoArts members. Members sign up first and have priority. Any remaining spots will be open to nonmembers later. One scholarship is available to CoArts members; contact the workshop chair privately if you wish to be considered.

SIGN-UP: Look for the clipboard sign-up sheet at the JANUARY 2020 CoArts meeting to take part in this opportunity. A $50 deposit is required to hold a spot in the class for you. Cash or checks (made out to Seattle CoArts). Direct any questions to Delorse Lovelady, Workshop Chair at loverainsky@yahoo.com.

MARCH 2020                                           ARTESCAPE                        EXPERIMENTAL WATERMEDIA WORKSHOP                                MARCH 8 - 13, 2020                              Camp Arnold, Eatonville, WA                  Tis Huberth, Instructor.

Email. tiswatercolorsetc@yahoo.com

Price includes all meals, room -  and workshop.  Linens are included                                     $535 per person

                            Try new projects or work on your own                                Individual and Group critiques                                   Recharge your creativity

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COME AND SEE SEATTLE CO-ARTS NON-JURIED SHOW AT Evergreen Hospital 12040 NE 128th St. Kirkland.

Thanks to Lynn Kerr and many volunteers the show is up and “looks great”. Our contact with the Hospital, Kathy Feek, is very impressed with the quality of the work submitted and it looks like we will have another show there in three months.

From: Judith Heim, Juried Show ChairThis is just a gentle nudge to let you know that the Annual 2020 Juried Show deadline for entry is fast approaching! Capture the MomentAcceptance of Submissions: October 20 – November 25Deadline for Entry: November 25, 2019 midnight!Notification of jury results by email: December 16, 2019 You have just two weeks to “capture the moment” and get you entries in!See details in the prospectus which is attached at the end of the Newsletter for you convenience.Send digital images to Beth BetkerSend check and entry form to me (Judith Heim PO Box 60082 Richmond Beach WA 98160)

See pages 13 -16 for Prospectus and submission information.

Beth Betker Marsha Miller Sharon Grader Joan O’ByrneDorcus Harb Janice PattersonJudith Heim Lauriel SanstromCheryl Hufnagel Wendy Shearer Emily Kane Jen Sonneborn Anna Choi Lee

Members with work in the Show

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LIBRARY NEWSBy Alice Shiau

MEMBERS WITH OVERDUE ITEMS. Fines apply

MEMBERS WITH ITEMS DUE BACK Nov 26, 2019

BOOKS DVDs #

Trish Murphy 1 Trish Murphy 1 #77 Jenny Kinberg 2 Jenny Kinberg 2 #48, #5B

Janci Mannington 1 Janci Mannington 1 #1 Eve Ingraham 2

Joyce Donaldson 1

*New DVD #76 : “Painting Watercolor My Way” by Susan Harrison Tustain, 2 DVD set

*New DVD #77 : “Creating From Chaos” - A Painting Guide to Discovery by Ed Labadie

*New Book : Landscape Painting by Mitchell Albala, mitchellalbala.com

*Please help us by PRINTING your name, and DVD # when checking out an item from the Library! Let us know if you are the new member and your name is not in the year book.

BOOKS DVDs

Nancy Blakemore 1 (April 2019) Nancy Blakemore 1, #63(April 2019)

Alice Shiau has two oil paintings in 2019 National Juried Show, “The Winter Show of Small Works” at Parklane Fine Arts Gallery, 130 Park Lane, Kirkland WA. The show will run from December 3rd 2019 to January 5th 2020

Artist’s Reception Friday Dec 13, 5pm-8pm

Hours: Sun, Tue, Wed 11am-7pm. Thur, Fri, Sat 11am - 8pm.

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PAINTING VACATION IN IRELAND 2020From member Kim Caldwell

This will be my last Ireland painting vacation for awhile, so now is your chance to join me on your trip of a lifetime: 22 days in beautiful mystical Ireland!!! Only three spots left!!This is not a workshop; this is your dream painting vacation.

April 28th - May 20, 2020 $4300 double occupancy

22 fantastic relaxing creative days in the land of 50 shades of green. Steeped in ancient history and visiting places that the big bus tours can't. The wildflowers are blooming in May and it stays light out super late!

I use my years of travel experiences in Ireland to create a friendly, relaxed adventure. I know the mystical, ancient sites and the most fantastic views to visit, paint, sketch or just be in the moment. Four artists + Kim.

Great accommodations with caring hosts. And totally awesome food experiences.$4300 double occupancy, $500 single supplement. airfare not included.

Please contact me for the full itinerary and registration form, or if you have any questions.Kim Caldwell at caldwellkim52@gmail.com or 206-739-3073 mobile (leave a message if I cannot answer) or www.kimacaldwell.com and click on Artist Painting Vacations

……………………NEWS FLASH……………………… Starting in January Seattle Co-Arts welcomes back Keith Artz as Newsletter Editor! Thank you Keith, for offering to do this, and for all your support during my time as Editor! I have enjoyed all my time doing this and learned a LOT!!

Joan

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Find the shows that work for you! Artists Trust at https://artisttrust.org/opportunities/ Call for Entry (Café) at https://callforentry.org Online Juried Shows at https://www.onlinejuriedshows.com Entrythingy at https://www.entrythingy.com If you need help using the online signups like Entrythingy or callforentry.org contact: Beth Betker, Judith Heim or Janice Patterson.

Calls for Art! November, 2019

By Janice Patterson

Opportunities below taken from: https://artisttrust.org/opportunities/

West Seattle Garden Tour Showcase / Calls & Submissions Deadline: 11/22/2019 Organization Name: West Seattle Garden Tour Fee: Free

Theme: Gardens are personal statements that reflect the passions and creativity of their gardeners. They may be places of refuge and retreat or active environments that invite engagement. The gardens featured in our tour exhibit those qualities as well as an artful mix of design, rich color palettes, texture, contrast, creative and inspiring use of plants, art, and hardscaping. Submissions should be reflective of this narrative with a focus on use of color, composition, texture and contrast to excite interest in the tour. https://www.westseattlegardentour.org/call-for-artists

The West Seattle Garden Tour provides an opportunity for local artists to showcase their original artwork on tour marketing materials, including the cover of the WSGT ticket book and promotional poster. The winning artist also receives a $500 cash award. Winning and honorable mention artworks will be featured during the May and June 2020 West Seattle Art Walks.

For more information, see <https://www.westseattlegardentour.org/call-for-artists>

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Golden Artists’ ColorsKirsten Gallery, SeattleKnight Visions GalleryMuseum Quality Framing, Seattle

ADG Printing, Lynnwood Artist & Craftsman, Seattle Blick Art Materials, Seattle Cheap Joe’s Art StuffGamblin Artist Colors, Portland

2019 SPONSORS

CALL FOR ART: “State of Flux “ at Ida Culver House Broadview -

Deadline Dec 6, 2019

Show Dates: Feb 27th 2020 - June 20th

Please consider submitting your work for this broadly interpreted theme of styles from hyper-real to atmospheric in State of Flux.

For more information, prospectus and submission instructions email

June Sekiguchi june.sekiguchi.art@gmail.com

CALL FOR ART - “Body and Soul” at The Lakeshore,

Deadline Dec 3rd 2019Show Dates Feb 4th 2020-June 6th 2020Theme: Body and Soul Seeking artwork of the human figure and/or spirit. When one puts their “body and soul” into something, it involves every aspect of that person in full commitment. For more information, prospectus and submission instructions email.

June Sekiguchi. june.sekiguchi.art@gmail.com

“Around the Square” First Thursday Art Walk / Calls & Submissions Deadline: 01/26/2020 Organization Name: Studio 103 Fee: $12 per piece

Studio 103 invites you to participate in our “Around the Square” show February 2 – 29, 2020. Located in the Tashiro Kaplan Building in Pioneer Square, Studio 103 offers the opportunity to participate in Seattle’s First Thursday Art Walk. Artist may submit 1-2 works of art. All artwork must be square and no larger than 24 x 24, including framing. Studio 103 takes no commission on sales. Artists may submit up to 2 pieces.

Important Dates:Feb. 2, noon – 3:00: Hand delivery of artworkFeb. 6, 3:00 – 9:00pm: Opening and First Thursday Art WalkFeb. 8, noon – 5:00pm: Awards Ceremony & Reception in conjunction with Pioneer Square Second SaturdaysMarch 1: Art Work Pickup

https://artisttrust.org/.../around-the-square-first-thursday-art-walk-calls- submissions/

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Seattle Co-Arts 70th Annual Juried Show

“Capture The Moment” Where: ERA Living at University House – Wallingford, Seattle When: February 20, 2020 – June 13, 2020 February 20th Gala reception! (provided by ERA Living)

Theme: “Capture the Moment” How do you see the artist’s role? Plato believed in a highly ordered world where beauty was truth and therefore art should strive to document and represent objects, events, and people as they appeared….. nothing more, nothing less. Fast forward several centuries to the impressionists. Cézanne believed that it was the artist’s calling to explore subject matter creatively and give the viewer his/her personal interpretation of it. This gave way to abstract impressionism, and many other contemporary styles which honor the philosophical and visionary voice of the artist. In which style do you choose to “Capture the Moment”?

Juror: June Sekiguchi June Sekiguchi was born in Fayetteville, Arkansas and received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Studio Art from the University of California at Santa Barbara. She lives in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains near Seattle with a studio practice in sculpture and installation. Sekiguchi is an arts activist and advocate involved in social justice issues, cultural exchange, mental health, and elder communities. She has co-founded and participated in several non-profit artist run spaces in the Seattle area and served on the Issaquah Arts Commission. She is currently an art curator for Era Living, high end retirement communities dedicated to engaging the audiences through its art exhibition program.

Sekiguchi is the recipient of four 4Culture Individual Projects grants and an Artist Trust Gap grant and 2015 Fellowship. Her work has been exhibited regionally including the Bellevue Arts Museum Biennial Exhibition for wood, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, Sculpture Northwest in Bellingham, Edmonds Community College, Gallery One in Ellensburg, and Vashon Cultural Arts gallery and internationally in Sweden, Morocco and Laos. She is represented by Art Xchange Gallery in Seattle.

Important Dates: Acceptance of Submissions: October 20 – November 25 Deadline for Entry: November 25, 2019 midnight! Notification of jury results by email: December 16, 2019 Delivery of paintings to venue: February 16, 2020 1-4pm Show opens: February 20, 2020 - Gala Reception 5:30-7:30 Show Closes: June 13, 2020 Art Pick up: June 14, 2020 4-6pm

Show Chair: Judith Heim phone: 206-542-3231 . kurium@comcast.net Assistant show chair: Judith Silverman . phone: 206-245-4399 Judith.L.Silverman@gmail.com Digital Entry: Beth Betker . phone; 206-619-1887 . email: danan@seanet.com

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Eligibility

Seattle Co-Arts juried members in good standing who have attended at least three meetings in the last 12 months (as of and including the January 2019 general meeting) and are current on their dues, are eligible to enter the 2020 juried show. Fall and Spring local workshops and Fall and Spring Samish Paint outs also qualify as meetings for eligibility purposes. Any painting accepted and shown in a previous Seattle Co-Arts juried show is not eligible for entry into the 2020 show. Show chairs are not eligible to receive awards. Entry fee: 25.00

Specifications

1. Quantity, Age and Exposure: Each artist may enter two paintings, Work must not have been shown in previous juried Seattle Co-Arts Shows, or at ERA Living University House and must have been completed within the last 2 years.

2. Size: Minimum: 11”x14”, Maximum 36”x48” including frames.

3. Presentation All artwork must be framed or produced on gallery wrapped canvas or cradled board (all edges neatly finished) and be ready to hang with a wire on the back about ¼ of the way from the top. No saw tooth hangers will be accepted. The back of the painting must be clearly labeled with your name, title of the work, medium and price. Please also include your contact information.

4. Originality: All work must be the original work of the artist, executed without the supervision of an instructor, and not based on any copyrighted material. The concept, design, and execution of the artwork shall be solely that of the artist. Unauthorized use of any copyrighted images (including published photographs) will not be accepted.

5. Acceptable Mediums: All painting, drawing, collage/mixed medium and hand pulled prints are acceptable in their original form (no giclees or mass reproductions).

6. Appropriateness: Seattle Co-Arts and ERA Living retain the right of discretion to decide if artworks do not meet the requirement of the show standards, or contain any inflammatory or offensive material. No frontal nudity.

7. Verification: All digital images will be kept on file with the show committee until paintings are delivered to the venue. All paintings must be exactly as they appear on the image. No substitutions or alterations accepted.

8. Availability: By submitting your work to a Seattle Co-Arts Show, you are guaranteeing that you will make the work available for the dates of the show. Failure to do so may result in a disqualification from entering the following year’s juried show.

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Exhibition

1.Sales: Work may be for sale. ERA Living and University House do not take a commission from the artist. All sales will be referred directly to the artist who will work privately with the client, with the understanding that the art work will remain in place until the end of the show.

Please note: we are now allowed to post prices on the wall labels on our work at this venue (which we were not able to do the last time we showed here).

We will not, however, be able to have a silent auction at this venue.

2. Promotion: By submitting your work to this show, you give Seattle Co-Arts and ERA Living permission to use your images for publicity purposes such as press releases, printed promotional materials, the Seattle Co-Arts website, and in other forms of social media. The artist will be credited. Artists retain all rights to their work.

3. Liability: Artists are advised to insure their work. Although every entry will be handled with care, Seattle Co-Arts (and its members) and ERA Living are not responsible for loss or damage to paintings.

To Enter the Show: Digital entry via e-mail is required for show entry. 1. Prepare high quality evenly lit photographs of your work. Photos should be cropped so picture

frames, extraneous background and random family pets are not visible!

2. Prepare 2 jpegs of your work (1 for each painting) to the following digital specifications: 300 ppi (pixels per inch) 1800 pixels (6 in) on the longest side Label the jpegs this way: Last name_First name_title_finished size (including frame if applicable) Example: OKeefe_Georgia_BlueSpringIris_36hx24w

3. Email your jpegs to: Beth Betker - danan@seanet.com Subject line of email should read: SEATTLE CO-ARTS JURIEDSHOW Please include name and contact information in the top of the body of your e-mail Please include label info for each painting in the body of your e-mail to Beth as shown: Name: your name as you want it to read Title: as you want it to appear Medium: watercolor, oil etc. Size: hxw including frame Price: $000.00 (there is no commission at ERA Living)

4. Sign agreement & fill out the entry form on the next page and send with your check for 25.00. To: Judith Heim P.O.Box 60082 Richmond Beach, WA 98160 Must be postmarked by November 25th 2019

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Entry Form: “Capture The Moment”

Please print clearly!

Artist:________________________________________________________________

Phone:________________________________

email_____________________________________

Entry fee for show 25.00 Check list: _____Enclosed check payable to: Seattle Co-Arts _____Yes, I have attended three Seattle Co-Arts meetings in the past year. _____Yes, I paid my dues on or before May 31st 2019.

Please note: If your work is accepted into the show and you do not already have an assigned task on the show committee, your help is expected should you be asked. (this might include help with publicity, delivery of paintings, signing paintings in or out at the venue, help preparing awards etc.) ________________________________________________________________________

I have read the exhibition terms and conditions and agree to abide by them. It is hereby understood and agreed by me, the Exhibiting party, to hold harmless Seattle Co-Arts and ERA Living/ University House Wallingford for any loss or damage of my artwork, while showing at this venue.

Artist:__________________________________________ Date:__________________

Paintings: information should correspond to info on jpegs and emails to Beth Betker.

1. Artist__________________________________________

Title_________________________________________ size___________

Medium:______________________________________ price_________

2. Artist____________________________________________

Title_________________________________________ size___________

Medium:______________________________________ price_________

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