COMPLETED INVENTORY SHEETS

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November 13, 2018 Dear Art Teacher, The Tarble Arts Center cordially invites you and your students to participate in the 36th Children s Art Exhibition scheduled at our museum in Charleston, Illinois, from MARCH 31-APRIL 15, 2018. Annually, the Children s Art Exhibition provides an opportunity for area art teachers to showcase their programs. Organized in cooperation with the Art Teachers of Charleston Community Unit #1 Schools combined with support from Consolidated Communications, this exhibition features two and three dimensional works by area K-12 students throughout east central Illinois. This annual event has had the endorsement of the Charleston Superintendent of Schools since its inception in 1983. In order to produce exhibition labels and a corresponding catalogue by the exhibition opening date, COMPLETED INVENTORY SHEETS are due by 4:30pm FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. After submission, NO CHANGES may be made to the inventory. The reception and awards ceremony will be held on SATURDAY, APRIL 7 from 1:30 to 3:30pm at the Tarble Arts Center. It is strongly suggested that each teacher bring name tags for their participating artists. You are required to attend the awards ceremony in order to present your school s awards. In the event that you are unable to attend, a school staff member may represent you. The awards presentation will be split into three parts, with ceremonies occurring at 1:30, 2:15, and 3:00pm. In addition, your principal, superintendent, participating students, and their families are encouraged to attend. DUE TO THE LARGE NUMBER OF ATTENDEES FOR THIS ANNUAL EVENT, PLEASE ASK YOUR STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO PLAN ON ARRIVING NO EARLIER THAN 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO THEIR PORTION OF THE AWARDS CEREMONY. Pending continued funding from Consolidated Communications, one art work from each participating school will be chosen for inclusion in the traveling exhibit Cultivating Creativity: Consolidated Communications Children s Art Exhibition. We hope that you will accept our invitation to participate in the 2018 exhibition, and encourage you to share this invitation with your principal and superintendent. If you plan to participate this year, please return the Intent To Exhibit form to the Tarble Arts Center via email to tarble@eiu.edu by JANUARY 29. Please feel free to contact us with questions, at 217-581-ARTS (2787) or via email. Thank you in advance for your welcomed participation. Sincerely Rehema C. Barber Director and Chief Curator Encl.

36th CHILDREN S ART EXHIBITION March 31-April 15, 2018 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Please keep for your reference JANUARY 29 FEBRUARY 16 MARCH 2-9 INTENT TO EXHIBIT forms due. INVENTORIES DUE TO TARBLE ARTS CENTER (NO EXCEPTIONS!) Entries received during the Tarble s regular open hours: Tues.-Fri. 10:00am-5:00pm, Sat. & Sun. 1:00-4:00pm. Reception Volunteer Forms due with art works. PLEASE HAVE TAGS PLACED ON ARTWORK PRIOR TO YOUR ARRIVAL Deliver works to: Tarble Arts Center Eastern Illinois University 2010 9th St. Charleston, Illinois 61920 Telephone: 217-581-ARTS (2787) Email: tarble@eiu.edu IMPORTANT: All works MUST be received by 4:30pm, Friday, March 9, 2018 WEEKEND DELIVERIES MUST BE BROUGHT TO THE EAST DOOR ON 9 TH STREET MARCH 22-30 MARCH 31 APRIL 7 APRIL 15 4:00 PM APRIL 17 APRIL 18-25 APRIL 26 Exhibition installed Exhibition opens for public viewing Exhibition Reception/Awards Presentations at 1:30, 2:15 & 3:00pm (please see reception schedule). The building will be closed to the public at 4:00pm. Exhibition closes Exhibition de-installed Works may be picked up during summer open hours: Tues.-Fri. 10:00am-4:00pm, Sat. & Sun. 1:00-4:00pm. Unless prior arrangements are made, all unclaimed works will become the property of the Tarble Arts Center, and will be disposed of at the Tarble s discretion. WORKS THAT ARE NOT PROPERLY CATALOGUED, MATTED AND/OR HAVE THE APPROPRIATE HANGING GEAR ATTACHED WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED OR DISPLAYED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION.

36 th CHILDREN S ART EXHIBITION MARCH 31-APRIL 15, 2018 ENTRY RULES ENTRY SPECIFICATIONS ALL WORKS MUST BE ORIGINAL AND PRODUCED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE STUDENT S ART TEACHER OR STUDENT TEACHER. WORKS PRODUCED OUTSIDE OF A S ART PROGRAM ARE NOT ELIGIBLE. A listing of area schools (based on recent exhibition participants) and the number of works that each teacher may submit, based on the number of students each teacher sees in a single academic year, is included in the information on the Tarble s website (Please note: if you teach at more than one school, the number of entries is based on the total number of art students combined.) Please call the Tarble if there are any questions about these numbers. Two-dimensional works should be no larger than 36 x 48, and should be properly matted (matboard, tagboard) and equipped for hanging. Frames are also acceptable for two-dimensional works. The Tarble Arts Center will produce a label for each piece; if your school elects to provide additional labels for the works, please trim or reduce the labels to ensure that they do not cover any part of the artwork. Multiple framing (i.e., more than one work in a single frame) should be limited to two works per frame, or for very small pieces, up to four pieces may be presented together (please note: if you elect to mount more than one art work on a single board, each art work still counts as an entry--i.e., if you mount two works on one board, that counts as two separate entries). All pieces must have a completed identification label attached to the upper right hand corner on the back of twodimensional works or temporarily attached to a visible area on three-dimensional works. Use the IDENTIFICATION TAGS prepared by the Tarble, making sure each tag includes the student s name, grade level, school, title, media, and Art instructor s name. The INVENTORY LIST form MUST be received by the Tarble Arts Center on or before FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 2018. IMPORTANT: The list must be accurate and fully completed since the exhibition labels and catalogue are developed from the information you provide. All entry specifications and deadlines will be strictly enforced, and acceptance of works is dependent on compliance to these specifications as listed above and on the CALENDAR OF EVENTS. Works that are not properly catalogued, matted and/or have the appropriate hanging gear attached will not be accepted or displayed. RECEPTION During the reception on SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018, from 1:30 to 3:30pm, Certificates of Recognition from the Tarble Arts Center will be distributed to each participating child. The awards presentation will be split into three parts to help balance the number of attendees at each portion (see the awards presentation schedule). Each school is asked to bring its own fully-completed certificates of recognition to present at the awards ceremony. School certificates must be alphabetized for ease of distribution during the ceremony. The Tarble requests that the school s art teacher, principal, or other school official award their certificates of recognition during the ceremony. Each participating art teacher is required to attend the awards ceremony. In the event that the art teacher is unable to attend, a school staff member may represent them and present the school s awards. RECEPTION VOLUNTEERS Each school will be asked to provide two volunteers (the art teacher and one additional volunteer) to act as guest hosts during the reception. Use the enclosed Reception Form to list volunteers names. NOTE: Teachers are no longer required to provide cookies for the reception, as the Tarble will provide all refreshments. RECEPTION VOLUNTEER FORMS must be completed and delivered with the delivery of student work by FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 2018.

Please email to: tarble@eiu.edu. 36 th CHILDREN S ART EXHIBITION MARCH 31-APRIL 15, 2018 INTENT TO EXHIBIT Art Instructor School Address City Zip Email Yes, I plan to participate in this exhibition. *Two-dimensional works (approximate number) *Three-dimensional works (approximate number) *Art student population: No, I do not plan to participate in this exhibition. Yes No, Contact me again next year about this exhibition DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF THIS FORM: JANUARY 29, 2018 *(Please refer to the teacher list to see how many works you may submit based on the number of students you teach each year; this number will determine how many entries you are allowed) Questions? Please phone: 217-581-ARTS (2787) or email tarble@eiu.edu

This list is based on recent exhibition participants. If your school's number of art students does not appear on this list or if the number of art students in your classes has changed, please contact us at 581-2787 or tarble@eiu.edu School # of Students # of Entries East Prairie MS & Tuscola HS 400 8 Chrisman Elem, Jr./Sr. High 167 5 Arcola Elementary 280 6 Crestwood Elem/Jr. High 427 8 Lovington Grade School 175 5 Arthur Elem. & Jr. High 399 8 Altamont Grade & JHS 301-400 7-8 Carl Sandburg Elem. 530 9 Mattoon MS 632 10 St. Anthony Grade School 371 8 Okaw Valley MS 114 5 Kansas School 60 4 North Ward Elem 350 7 North and South Elem 780 10 Southside Elem 372 8 Jefferson Elem 600 10 St. Anthony HS 40 4 Casey-Westfield Jr./Sr. High 240 6 Effingham Central HS 160 5 Williams Elem 730 10 Mattoon HS 100 4 Sullivan MS & HS 120 5 Central Grade & Edgewood Schools 680 10 Arcola Elem. & Jr./Sr. High Schools 200 6 Windsor Elem. & Jr./Sr. High School 234 6 Main Street Elem & Moulton MS TBD TBD Carolyn Wenz & Memorial Elem 650 10 St. Mary's School 26 4 Marshall HS TBD TBD Bond, Gregory, & Central A&M MS 450 8 Atwood-Hammond Grade School 531 10 Altamont HS 100 4 Riddle Elem 800 10 Sacred Heart TBD TBD Cumberland Elem & Jr./Sr. High 127 5 Paris HS 131 5 Shiloh Schools TBD TBD ALAH HS 100 4 Charleston MS & HS 135 5 Dieterich CUSD 30 200 6 Central A&M HS 110 4 Lake Crest & Oakland HS 266 6 Mark Twain & Ashmore Elem. 300 7 Okaw Valley HS 80 4 Moulton MS & Shelbyville HS 215 6 Effingham Jr. High 360 7

INVENTORY LIST PLEASE TYPE INFORMATION ACCURATELY, CLEARLY AND COMPLETELY. Inventory lists that are not typed and proofed will not be accepted. An electronic version is available on the Tarble website at www.eiu.edu/tarble/, which may be completed and emailed to: tarble@eiu.edu School Date Note: If you teach at more than one school, please indicate which school each work came from next to student s name Art Instructor Telephone Address City Zip e-mail IMPORTANT!! PLEASE LIST STUDENT INFORMATION BELOW Name Grade School (where applicable) Child s Home Address Title Medium Value 1 Example: Ima Artist 5 Greenwood School 600 Lincoln Ave., Charleston, IL 61920 Still Life Tempera $25.00 2 3 4 5 6 7

Name Grade School (where applicable) Child s Home Address Title Medium Value 8 9 10 PLEASE NOTE: A HARD COPY OF THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETELY FILLED OUT, PROOFED BY THE ART TEACHER AND BROUGHT TO THE TARBLE ARTS CENTER WHEN DELIVERING THE ART WORKS. DUE: FEBRUARY 16, 2018. NO EXCEPTIONS. LIST ANY SPECIAL HANDLING REQUESTS BELOW:

36th!CHILDREN S!ART!EXHIBITION! MARCH 31-APRIL 15, 2018! RECEPTION!VOLUNTEERS! School!!!! Art!Instructor!!!!! Volunteers!(one!should!be!the!art!teacher)! Names/Phone!numbers/Email:!!! Will!assist!during!the!following!shifts:! 12:30B1:30!Set!Up! 1:30B2:30pm!Serve!Refreshments! 2:30B3:30pm!Serve!Refreshments/CleanBup! 12:30B1:30!Set!Up! 1:30B2:30pm!Serve!Refreshments! 2:30B3:30pm!Serve!Refreshments/CleanBup! NOTICE:!Art!teachers!are!no!longer!required!to!bring!cookies,!as!the!Tarble!will!provide!all!refreshments!! Please!return!this!form!via!email!to:!tarble@eiu.edu!or!deliver!along!with!your!students!art!works!no!later! than!march!9,!2018!to!the!tarble!arts!center,!2010!9 th!street,!charleston,!illinois!61920.! Keep!a!copy!for!your!records.!

Tarble Arts Center 36th Children s Art Exhibition Awards Presentations* Saturday, April 7, 2018 Rehema Barber and Area Art Teachers 1:30 Ashmore and Mark Twain Elementary Schools, Mandy White Carl Sandburg Elementary School, Heather Bryan Carolyn Wenz and Memorial Elementary Schools, Jessica Mayhugh Charleston Middle and High Schools, Toni Satterfield Chrisman Grade, Chrisman/Scottland Junior High, and Chrisman High Schools, Katy Agney Crestwood Elementary and Junior High School, Millie Arp Jefferson Elementary School, Penny Hess Kansas School, Gena Bunch Epperson Lake Crest Elementary and Oakland High Schools, Jill Sweeney St. Mary s School, Christi McClain 2:15 Altamont Grade and Junior High Schools, Rhiannon Boehm Altamont High School, Toni Niebrugge Bond Primary, Gregory Intermediate, and Central A&M Middle Schools, Pamela J. Moore Central A&M High School, Justin Smith Central Grade School, Karen Littleford Cumberland High School, Wendy Peters Effingham High School, Charlie Huber Effingham Junior High School, Stacey Zerrusen Okaw Valley High School, Jeni Yantis Okaw Valley Middle School, Pamela Dickey Moulton Middle and Shelbyville High Schools, Wayde Zerkle St. Anthony Grade School, Jan Cunningham St. Anthony High School, Christy Hiatt 3:00 Arcola Elementary School, Stephanie Alexander Arcola Elementary and Junior Senior High Schools, Alex Lugo Arthur Grade and Junior High Schools, Paula R. Bidle-Stear Casey-Westfield Junior High and High Schools, Amy Holman Lovington Grade School, Lisa Bertetto Mattoon High School, Janahn Kolden Mattoon Middle School, Julia Colombo Riddle Elementary School, Rob Niemerg Williams Elementary School, Joyce Jackson Windsor Elementary and Junior-Senior High Schools, Kris Marsland *Based on recent participants; please contact us at tarble@eiu.edu if your name is not on this list and you plan to participate

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