Athenaeum

 

Event Summary

Event Main Contact (Event Steward): Alianora Greymoor
Date: June 30 , 2018
Site opens at: 12:00 AM on June 30th 2018
Site closes at: 12:00 AM

Event site:
North Seattle College
9600 College Way N Seattle, WA 98107

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Greetings unto the
esteemed artisans of AnTir, 

 

The Laurels of AnTir in
partnership with Their Excellencies of Madrone and The Ministry of
Arts andSciences invite artisans of all skill levels to journey to
Athenaeum, in The Barony of Madrone, to showcase your artistic
skills to all the Realm! 

 

YOU spoke; WE
listened

 

This is a
non-competitive Body of Work event, and it is your chance to
display the breadth of your artistic abilities and receive valuable
feedback and commentary from the Laurels of AnTir and other
artisans in a relaxed, collaborative, and engaging
environment. 

 

This event is also open
to those who do not want to display. If you just want to come
peruse the largest arts and sciences display in the kingdom and
interact with the artisans- this event is for you too!!! All are
welcome!!

 

Specifics:

• Body of work display:
  Artisans can choose to have a full table (8ft) or half-table
  (4ft)to display on. They bring everything they want to show
  off/receive feedback on and display it in their allotted space in a
  pleasing manner. There is no limit to what you can display, and
  documentation is not required. If you have documentation that you
  wish to put out, it is sometimes helpful; however, the focus is on
  conversation. 

• Artisans register in
  advance for how much room they need for their respective
  displays. 

 

REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
May 15th, 2018

 

**REGISTRATION
IS FULL, PLEASE USE THE LINK BELOW TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITING
LIST**

 

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CL5ZVCT

 

 

 

 

ARTISANS REGISTER
HERE 

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HH9DYCK

           

• After registration
  cut-off, attending Laurels are paired with registered entrants thus
  ensuring that all entrants have been able to meet with Laurels in
  addition to all the other artisans and observers who will be in
  attendance. 

 

How it
Works 

• Once the event starts,
  Artisans sit at their tables and Laurels and non-entrants start to
  circulate. Typically Laurels will approach the people on their
  dance card first. 
• Each laurel typically
  spends a minimum of 30-45 minutes with each artisan on their dance
  card (usually 2-3 artists)talking about their work. They are not
  judging, assigning scores, or providing structured critique guided
  by a form. It is a very informal conversation between artists about
  the work on display. Often artisans might have some
  works-in-progress that would like feedback on, recently completed
  projects, learning new skills, or a desire to showcase the breadth
  of their skills. 

• Once Laurels have
  completed their dance card, they are free to roam around and meet
  with as many artists as they want. Laurels are encouraged to hand
  out largess for displays that have impressed them, or circle back
  to displays that they saw earlier but didn’t have a chance to
  visit. It is all very casual with a bit of structure to keep the
  event moving.

• Every hour a color is
  announced and artists that have been assigned that color are
  allowed to get up and roam around and visit with other artisans
  about their work. At a minimum that is two hours of face time with
  other artisans. 

• Artisans should have
  some kind of notebook to capture feedback, insights, and
  conversations. 

 

Location: North Seattle
Community College  

Calendar:  June
30th, 2018

Time: 8:00am –
8:00pm

Venue: The Grove at
NSC

Site fee:
$15

Find us on
Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/events/199181294166613/?ti=cl

 

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