Showing posts with label installation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label installation. Show all posts

Monday, September 07, 2009

AJA XXII Meeting Notes - 8/29/2009

Opening Reception:
  • Friday, 9/25/09 from 7pm (you can start your private reception at 6pm or so)
  • Bring some food for reception, JACCC will provide wine and utensils
Installation:
  • Coordinate with Kevin to park your cars. You can park in front of JACCC for unloading - enter from Azusa
  • For both installation date and reception date, you can park on the dirt road behind the building - ask Kevin for the parking permit when you get in.
  • Arrange with Kevin for weekend access (9/19 and 9/20), otherwise, galleries will be available for installation starting Monday, 9/21/09.
  • Lighting - finish adjusting the lighting by Noon on FRI, 9/25/09.
List of Works, Bio and Insurance for Your Work (please send Kevin the following):
  • List of works (title, medium, date, dimension)
  • How much you would like to insure each piece
  • Artist Statement
  • One Page Bio
Postcard Printing:
  • Sayon has designed the card. We all pitched in $20.00
  • Sayon to mail the postcard to each artist when ready
  • Leave some stacks at the schools you teach
  • You are responsible for mailing the postcard
Other Marketing Ideas:
  • E-mail Blast - Kevin will send us the JACCC press release when ready. All to use it for email blast.
  • ArtSlant Listing - Tomo has posted the event. Please send Tomo some images and caption info so that he can upload them to the page. http://www.artslant.com/la/events/show/69938-aja-xxii
  • YouTube - video footage from work-in-progress or installation to post on JACCC's YouTube channel and this blog. Please contact Kevin if you are interested.
  • Gallery Talk/Panel Discussion - we could have an informal talk or discussion at the gallery, possibly on some weedends. Please contact Kevin if you are interested.

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Installation Plan?



This plan is for the north wall of the community (south) gallery, 27'-1 3/4" (325.75") - still just an idea. I may consider smaller pieces, too.