note re: invite & poster design for 10th Annual SFSA Art Exhibition

Just a note...
To all interested parties including the blogger who asked me about this...

Design materials for invites & posters to the 10th Annual Student, Faculty, Staff & Alumni Art Exhibition must come from those parties listed above... that's the fun of it, students, faculty, staff or alumni can get their artwork and design skills splashed around all over!
The original deadline for materials was January 6th, but it has been extended to the 13th... this Friday (yikes.... Friday the 13th... would that be a lucky or unlucky day to submit designs?).

Anyway, give me a call at the Gallery or send me an email if you're interested.
Suzanne

Update #6 (Schedule for 2006)

Hello All,
Hope you had wonderful holidays and are enjoying a spring-like 2006!
The Art Gallery is a busy place most times but it is extraordinarily busy at the moment. We have a lot planned for the new year:
WHAT’S COMING UP?

Close In, Far Out
Work from the Artisan’s Loop
Curated by Deanie Cox
December 9, 2005 – 20 January, 2006

Drawing on the Permanent Collection
February 3 – 10 March, 2006

10th Annual Student, Faculty,
Staff & Alumni Exhibition
February 3 – March 10, 2006

Romancing the Gallery
A Valentine's Event in support of the CBU Art Gallery
featuring jazz concert, recent acquisitions, live art auction, wine & chocolates
February 12, 2:00 to 5:00 pm (tickets are $35 each)

Nostalgia & Longing
March 17 – April 7, 2006

Geography is Killing Me
Photography by Michael McLeod
April 14 –May 5, 2006

My Friends, the Artists (Recent Portraits)
Jan Gyorfi-West
May 12 –June 9, 2006

Cape Breton Landscapes
June 23 –September 1, 2006

Cutting, Scratching, Pushing, Pulling
Prints from the Permanent Collection
September 8 –October 6, 2006

Kenny Boone
Recent Works
October 13 –November 10, 2006

Sysco 1901-2001
Photographic suite by Leslie Hinton-Chandler
November 24, 2006 – January 12, 2007


In addition to our exhibitions, the Art Gallery will be opening a Reading Room for the general public as well as the University community. This will be located in the current sculpture court area and will make the Art Gallery's collection of art books and journals much more accessible. This should be available in February.
Also, keep your eyes turned to the blog for updates about lectures, workshops, and other events relating to our great exhibitions.

Suzanne