Turf Wars: Art Speaks for the Earth
Juried Exhibition featuring the Photography of Clyde Butcher
Opens: November 1st • 6pm
Closes: November 25th • 5pm
General Admission: $1 entry donation
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Art Speaks for the Earth
Artist Call
Turf Wars calls for artists to create original artwork to challenge one’s self and the public to become better stewards of our environment. What would the earth say to what we are doing to her? Garbage, blue-green algae, plastics, oil spills, trash, emissions, climate change? What side are you on in humanity’s war on the environment? In what ways can you contribute to positive solutions for protecting our earth? What actions can you take for better stewardship of Mother Earth? How can you motivate others to act? Show it in a work of art.
Judge: Frank Verpoorten, Advisor, Baker Museum, Artis-Naples
Awards: 1st Place $300 | 2nd Place $200 | 3rd Place $100
Entry fee: $30/ up to 3 entries
Deadline: October 18, 2019
Do you know that Nov. 1st ArtWalk will be declared, “FIBER ARTWALK”
Weavers, spinners & quilters will demo their Fiber Art on First Street street leading to Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center.
Participants are members of: Weavers of Char-Lee, Art Quilters Unlimited, Peace River Quilters, “CAN-MAN” and “BAGGIE-MAGGIE” will dance down First Street bringing people to Turf Wars Trashion Fashion show and exhibition.
Events
Nov. 1 • 7pm | Trashion Fashion Show & Awards Ceremony • $1 Donation
Design garments from upcycled goods & reprocessed garbage. Directed by Sara Norine James.
Awards immediately following fashion show
Art exhibit Judge: Frank Verpoorten – Artis-Naples
Nov. 6 • 1pm – 3pm | Way Will Open • FREE
Work together with a group to create a mural. Hosted by Zan Lombardo.
Nov. 13 • 1pm – 3pm | Climate Change • FREE
Lecture with Nobel Peace Prize Winner DR. Terry Root. Listen and discuss the effects of pollution in our waters, climate change, and how we can make a difference.
Nov. 20 • 1pm – 3pm | How Artwork Relates to the Principles of Creation • FREE
Join Susan Hedge for an inspirational walk through the gallery as we consider how the exhibits speak to four ecological and spiritual principles of creation: integrity, community, regeneration and diversity. Hedge is an ecological educator and spiritual director.
CURRENTS OF DESTRUCTION
by Roseline Young and Marci Mills
Exterior Installation seen from First Street
Community groups, weavers, quilters, boaters & environmentalists want positive change for our water pollution. They all worked together to create 200 rings representing cyanobacteria in our river. Rings joined together stretch 60’ across the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center. The installation by Rose Young and Marci Mills hangs from the rooftop railing to call attention to the problem of air and water pollution in SW Florida.
Participating Groups : Weavers of Char-Lee, Art Quilters Unlimited, CMCS boaters, Peace River Quilters, SAQA, Common Threads – VAC
Exhibit sponsored in part by:
Ticket Policy
All sales are final. There are no refunds or exchanges on tickets except for cancelled events that are not rescheduled. SBDAC does not offer refunds on purchased ticket. In rare circumstances when a performance may be cancelled (due to extreme weather, artist absence, or other unavoidable situations) we offer refunds or replacement tickets for another performance.
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