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AWARENESS: South Dakota Artists Network Newsletter
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AWARENESS: South Dakota Artists Network Newsletter by SDAN News/Info Main Page -- click for full-size image
Volume 18, No. 4: Fall 2011 Published: November 18, 2011
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This is your newsletter. As your editor, I'm looking for as much art news and information as you can give me to include in each publication. I do try to network with other arts organizations for material I think you may be interested in, and if necessary draw from my personal involvement in art events, but our intent is to publish a variety of art interests and venues from across the state. You can use the contact link at the bottom of the page, or send it to: SDAN Newsletter Moderator at srandall1@sio.midco.net. Thanks.
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WATCH THIS SPACE FOR BREAKING NEWS... we'll try to keep you informed!
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NEWS UPDATE FEB. 3, 2012
Drawing 101
Instructor: Molly Wicks, Dept. of Visual Arts, SDSU
Date: Saturday/Sunday, February 11-12, 2012
Fee: $75 SDAM members/SDSU students and $95 non-SDAM members, plus supplies
Location: MultiPurpose Room, South Dakota Art Museum. (SEE PAGE FOUR...)
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NEWS UPDATE JAN. 17, 2012

Art Museum bookbinding workshop teaches creative way to use paper. ______________________________
UPDATE JAN. 9, 2012

News Update: January 10, 2012

WHAT: ENTRY DEADLINE APPROACHING
For the South Dakota Governor’s 5th Biennial Art Exhibition DEADLINE: 01.25.2012
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NEWS UPDATE JAN. 4, 2012

Potter, photographer find art in simple images to exhibit… (SEE PAGE FOUR)
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NEWS UPDATE DEC. 2, 2011

Blackfoot legend illustrations on display at Art Museum... (SEE PAGE FOUR)
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IN THIS ISSUE:
MAIN PAGE- News and announcements.
PAGE ONE- Area News
PAGE TWO- Area News
PAGE THREE- SDAN membership and dues.
PAGE FOUR- More news and Organizations.
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NEW MEMBER NEWS:

See Page Four for the latest news and announcements from SDAN’s newest member organization, (YOUR NAME HERE). Welcome! Member news items can be sent to the SDAN Newsletter Moderator for publication quarterly, or for timely announcements in a News Flash. Your Artist Network is working!
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Gary with daughter and granddaughter by SDAN News/Info Main Page -- click for full-size image Gary with daughter and granddaughter
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POSTCARDS.
A mural by SDAN member, Gary Hartenhoff.

On November 10, 2011, Sioux Falls Argus Leader writer Jay Kirschenmann published an article about SDAN Member Gary Hartenhoff’s Luverne mural project, “Postcards”. He stated, “After hundreds of hours and gallons of paint, city crews installed the mural during four days last month. It's on the side of the Habilitative Services building at 123 W. Main St., owned by Michael Reker and Dave Gangestad.”

The mural was described as 40 4-foot-by-8-foot sheets of plywood painted as 11 “postcards” depicting local scenes and memories in a mural that runs the length of a 90-foot-long building downtown in Luverne.

Artist Gary Hartenhoff says it's the largest art project he's ever taken on. Commissioned by the Rock County Fine Arts Association, it's the first public art project in Luverne. The mural was unveiled Oct. 30. Gary says, "It involved fine art skills, but also sign-painting skills, which are almost obsolete these days." It took him about three months to finish the mural and he had help from his daughter, Susan “Rocky” Haygood and his granddaughter, Kari, who are also talented artists.

A grant from the Southwest Minnesota Arts and Humanities Council, along with 14 Luverne area businesses and individuals, helped pay for the project that cost about $25,000.

The Argus article quoted Tammy Makram, owner of the Coffey Hause just down the street from the mural as saying, "Now that it has been unveiled, I am even more excited because I feel that it truly shows what a wonderful and special city Luverne is.” She said, "The postcards reveal that Luverne is a place where memories are made, and it shows how public art is used to enhance an area and create a special feeling for the community."
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Luverne mural in progress by SDAN News/Info Main Page -- click for full-size image Luverne mural in progress
© Gary Hartenhoff

(studio)

MAIN PAGE LINKS OF INTEREST:

State arts website -- links you to the action
Yankton RiverWalk, Inc. -- Seeking Artists
Sioux Falls SculptureWalk 2011 -- Photo Tour
Gary Hartenhoff -- Artist in Oils
MADE IN SOUTH DAKOTA... -- e-commerce site for artists.
South Dakota Humanities Council -- Speakers Bureau
James Pollock (artist) -- Source: Wikipedia
A Call to Arts: Occupy Main Street -- South Dakota Magazine
South Dakota Art Museum -- Upcoming Exhibits
Art of the Dakotas -- New


Luverne mural sketch layout by SDAN News/Info Main Page -- click for full-size image Luverne mural sketch layout
© Gary Hartenhoff

(studio)

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Yankton RiverWalk, Inc. Seeking Artists

YANKTON: -- RiverWalk Submission Deadline Nov. 21

Artist Applications for RiverWalk, Yankton's downtown sculpture walk, are due on
November 21. The selection of 13 sculptures for display in downtown Yankton will be
announced at the beginning of January.

Artist submissions must be original concepts and include two color photos of the
sculpture or a scale model. Selected artists will receive a $600 stipend to help defray
travel and material costs.

Selected sculptures will be displayed in downtown Yankton and Riverside Park for one
year. They will be installed in May 2012. The mission of RiverWalk is to enhance culture
and art in the community, and to also offer visitors one more reason to tour Yankton and
our historic downtown.

If you are an artist interested in applying, or if you know someone who might be
interested, please visit our website at www.YanktonRiverWalk.org. Artist applications,
rules and regulations are all available on the website, or call Michelle Kolda at (605) 665-
3636 if you’d like to receive an application through the mail.
 


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