P.C. Minutes 9/5/05

Typed by Ryan Stimers

 

Attendance: Ryan Stimers, Susan Van Hulst, Joanne Hasman, Isaias Mendoza, Joel Ouellete, Helena Pearson

 

 

We juried 4 new people:

 

            Amy Pogue & Richard Price:  Rejected for handmade purses, bags, and wallets. paid $20

 

            Barbara DeGafferelly: approved pending home jury for hand-woven bag (one of a kind). With beads, maca’s, dolphins, and braiding. Paid $20 Ryan and Joanne will home jury, contact Joanne 296 7222. 

 

            Julie Young: Rejected for Soap. Paid $20

 

            Susan Hernholm & Janeen Gracer: Approved for Painted coconuts to be mailed as postcards. She must have keep records to prove the actual shipping of the coconuts that she is contracted to ship (delivery confirmation costs 45˘.) Rejected for painting on wooden cutouts. paid $20 Joel abstained from this vote.

 

 

We did 2 “add a products”

 

Debbie Kleinman: rejected for the application of shells sand and glitter to assorted objects.

 

Raven Cooper: approved for un-named C.D. 

 

 

We discussed the following issues:

 

            Alisa asked if she was allowed to sell her painting on canvas (she is already approved for this) while she is operating as a henna tattoo artist (twilight category) the PC decided to refer this question to the board.

 

            Will Soto’s T-shirt, in response to the board meeting PC again considered Will Soto’s T-shirt and decided that the original decision was correct.  Since the t-shirt is not handmade, there is a cap in place, and we do not have a actual design submitted for our records. Joanne abstained from this vote.

 

            The records were checked and Don and Henrietta are approved for Doughnuts as long as she squeezed doughnuts out of a pastry apparatus by hand and nut strictly use the mechanized process. Also the doughnuts can’t be sold if Louie or Ginger are selling funnel cakes that night.

 

            Tocci was discussed, it was established that he has been given a letter informing him that he must re-jury before he can work at mallory.

 

 

Past business:

 

            John Sundeen was given final approval, for his cut scroll-saw artwork, after his home jury by Isaas and Hellena.

 

Here are the recommendations of the subcommittee formed by the board to advice PC on what the performers could sell. Attendance, Don Sullivan Jeep, Antonio Rodriguez Susanne Buxton, Ryan Stimers.

           

            1. No plugs, no sponsorships

            2. All artwork must be submitted in advance artwork may not stray from the master

            3. Products may be submitted to the pc no fee for jurying, attendnce in optional (give your product to a pc member, they will notify you in writing within a week after the meeting)

            4. Hand made products will be given special consideration.

            5. Items should represent not only the performance but also the sunset celebration.

            6. Over representation of any one item should be discouraged.