Thank you everyone for coming out to T2T! We certainly had a great time, and hope every else did as well! And now what you’ve been waiting for: Pictures!
Pictures!
September 21, 2009 by danihambyOnline ticket sales…
September 16, 2009 by danihamby…will end at noon tomorrow. Tickets can be purchased at the door for $25.
We’ve got a great event lined up for tomorrow! Check out the last post for a taste of the pieces we’ll be auctioning off. One of the pieces up for auction is by David Landis, the first artist to be commissioned for the Beltline project. Our keynote speaker for the evening is Fred Yalouris, the new Design Director for the Beltline and 11 year veteran of the Big Dig project in Boston. See you there!
Less than one week!
September 11, 2009 by danihambyFirst and foremost- Artists, please don’t forget to drop off your artwork at CV Fine Art Services (see the previous post for more information).
…and now for a few of the pieces up for bid next week!
Attention Artists!
August 28, 2009 by danihambyJust in case you missed the emails, here are a couple of deadlines to remember:
- Bio/description submissions are due no later than Friday August 28st. Please include picture of artwork with description. Note that you must assign a value and starting bid with increments to each piece submitted. Make sure to include your medium and specify easel/pedestal or special instructions. Forms are available on the Documents page under Artists.
- You will need to drop off your artwork CV Fine Art Services between 10:00 am – 12:00 pm or 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm on one of the following days. Thursday, September 10th – Friday, September 11th or Monday, September 14th – Tuesday September 15th. When checking in please ask for Stephanie Cone (scone@classicmovers.com) and if you need immediate assistance please call 404.315.7666. Make sure to pack and label all artwork delivered. Note any art not delivered during these dates will not be juried.
CV Fine Art Services, 125 Ottley Drive, Atlanta, GA 30324
- The event is September 17th at the Knoll Showroom, 7 pm cocktail hour begins and silent auction is open. 8 pm the live auction begins. Your donation allows you one ticket to the event. Each artist will receive one free ticket to event. One additional ticket per artist may be purchased at a discounted rate for $10.00 at the door. Please check in at the preregister table upon arrival..
Knoll Showroom
White Provision
1170 Howell Mill Road NW, Suite #200
Atlanta, GA 30318.
Its hard to believe that September 17th is right around the corner!
August 6, 2009 by danihambyArtists - please be sure to forward your statement and bio before August 21.
Check the documents section for this form.
Don’t forget about the “Artists Only” section to share more about what you are working on!
Tickets will be coming soon!
Photos from last year’s event, including artwork, have been uploaded! Find them here
If you would like to volunteer, please contact Tara Ackermann
Event Update!
July 9, 2009 by danihambyIts official!
Trash to Treasure 2009 @ 
Thursday, September 17, 7pm
Also, even though the deadline is (technically) past, we are still accepting artwork! Click here to download the artist submittal form.
Don’t forget to check out the Artists Only section for more information on participating artists and their work!
T2T is now on Facebook!
June 25, 2009 by danihambyJoin our group page on Facebook!
More updates to come soon….
Call for Artists!
June 22, 2009 by danihambyWe are quickly approaching our July 1st deadline for artist commitments! If you or some one you know is interested in donating a piece to this year’s Trash to Treasure event, please fill out the Artist Submittal Form Trash to Treasure 2009 and forward to the address listed at the bottom. Specifications for the artwork and additional information is listed on the submittal form.
This is a great opportunity to support the Beltline Project, network in the design community, and display your talents! Keep checking back for more updates as we draw closer to September 17th!
Spoon Pendant
June 3, 2009 by danihamby
Ever wonder what else you could use plastic cutlery for?
Artist Statement- “This is a lamp made from plastic spoons used in the coffee which are going to the garbage daily by the thousands because they are only used once.The objective was with this waste to create a luxurious lamp. “
from Studio Verissimo
