FESTIVAL 2010 June 9—13 - Lloydminster Public Library

FESTIVAL 2010
June 9—13
In Partnership With
www.artswithoutborders.ca
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SCHEDULE
FILM FEST
June 10—12 (Thursday-Saturday)
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Wednesday
Lloydminster Public Library
Kick Off Event............................. 2
5010—49 Street
Thursday
Free Admission
Musical Comedy Night ............... 4
Film Fest .................................... 3
artWalk ................................10-14
Juried Art Show ........................ 15
Build Create Invent!! Exhibit ..... 16
Friday
Lloydminster Reads.................... 5
Arts Without Borders is once again partnering with the Lloydminster Public
Library to present a film festival. This year we plan to screen collections of
short films from regional festivals and film societies.
Film Fest .................................... 3
artWalk ................................10-14
Juried Art Show ........................ 15
Build Create Invent!! Exhibit ..... 16
FESTIVAL
KICK-OFF
Saturday
Summer Street Fest ................... 6
The 4th Annual Arts Without
Borders Festival kicks things off on
Wednesday June 9 at 6:30 pm at
the Lloydminster Public Library.
Writers Ink Morning .................... 7
Lloyd Folk Fest........................8-9
Film Fest .................................... 3
Yorkton Film Festival Arts & Culture Tour
The Yorkton Short Film & Video Festival is one of Canada's top film and
video festivals and we are thrilled to screen a selection of five short films
showcasing arts & culture. Highlights include a film about the Royal
Winnipeg Ballet and one that goes behind the scenes with Anne Murray
and some of the world's top female vocalists as they record Anne's album
Duets.
Prairie Tales from Metro Cinema Society
artWalk ..................................... 10
Juried Art Show ........................ 15
Join us for a sneak preview of our
upcoming film fest and learn more
about the rest of the Festival
events.
Build Create Invent!! Exhibit ..... 16
Prairie Tales is an annual touring collection of Albertan short film and
video. The films showcase the vitality and diversity of the field of media
arts in Alberta.
Sunday
Check the Arts Without Borders website for film
descriptions and schedule of screenings.
Awards Afternoon..................... 17
Juried Art Show ........................ 15
Build Create Invent!! Exhibit ..... 16
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MUSICAL COMEDY NIGHT
LLOYDMINSTER READS
Bowser & Blue
June 10 (Thursday)
8:00 pm
Vic Juba Community Theatre
June 11 (Friday)
7:30 pm
Vic Juba Community Theatre
Book Discussion Evening
featuring
A Settling of Accounts
By Douglas A. Schmeiser
Adults: $28.00
Students: $10.00
Readings by Writers Ink
Tickets: $15
George Bowser and Rick Blue have been writing and performing music and
comedy together since 1978. Colorectal surgeons around the world are
familiar with them through the song 'Working Where the Sun Don't Shine',
which was first heard on 'Madly Off In All Directions' in 1997. They
appeared at the 2008 edition of the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival. That
performance was telecast in January 2009 on CBC-TV. They can often be
seen on television shows compiled from their many festival appearances
since 1988.
Refreshments Included
While defending a client charged with sexual assault, Jeff Phillips commits
an error of professional judgment which changes his life forever. It leads
him into a world of revenge and blackmail, where he no longer is the
professional advocate, but a possible criminal. How could this have
happened to a successful, experienced lawyer who prided himself on his
ability to help clients in impossible situations? Was this just happenstance,
or has he been the victim of a sinister plot executed with devilish accuracy
and timing? What effect does his personal predicament have on his views
on justice and the legal system? In crafting this tale of human weakness and
its consequences, Doug Schmeiser takes us not only into the world of the
law, the functioning of the courts and legal education, but also into the
practice of medicine, the ranching industry, and the dangers of
environmental degradation by the oil industry. The book highlights the
inescapable love of the land by those who produce food from its bounty and
the importance of living in harmony with nature.
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SUMMER STREET FEST
WRITERS INK MORNING
June 12 (Saturday)
June 12 (Saturday)
10:00 am—6:00 pm
10:00 am
49th Street (Downtown)
Dick Roberton Boardroom
2nd Floor, Servus Credit Union Ltd., Atrium Centre
Join in the fun as 49th Street comes
alive on both sides of the border.
Streetscapes, the 49th Avenue
Downtown Farmers Market and Arts
Without Borders Festival present the
Summer Street Fest. Visit the
farmer’s market, browse the Art
Market and take in the entertainment
on the stage and at street level.
5012—49 Street
Free Admission
Coffee and Conversation
With Author
Douglas A Schmeiser
Art Market
• Lloydminster Potters Guild
• Sabra Patmore & RaeLynn Lake
(pottery)
• Michelle Lake (Acrylic Paintings)
• Fibre Arts on the Border
• Kari Fell (Acrylic Paintings)
• Yvonne Kurpjuweit & Dawn Floen
(jewelry)
• Henna artists
• Michael Kurpjuweit (saxophone)
• Sam Lundell (violin)
Douglas will discuss his
experiences with writing a
book, having a book published
and dealing with publishers,
plus advice he received from
established writers.
Coffee will be provided.
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LLOYD FOLK FEST
June 12 (Saturday)
Vic Juba Community Theatre
Adults: $40
Students: $15
Children: $10
7:00—7:45 pm
Fools Tongue
Pop Rock
5:00—5:45 pm
Charlotte’s Web
by Kaybridge Productions
Kids Puppet Show
Fools Tongue’s sound is rooted in
the Pop Rock tradition; however,
elements of Funk, Jazz, and Latin
music can not be denied. Luke
Ertman’s Chapman Stick, theatrical
background and powerful vocals
form an unforgettable live show and
Jeff Ramsey’s smooth voice and
soulful guitar playing will melt your
heart.
One small spider is capable of
such extraordinary things! This
award-winning story by E.B.
White is the ultimate tale of
friendship, acceptance and love
when Wilbur, an irresistible
young pig, meets an
extraordinary spider named
Charlotte.
6:00— 6:45 pm
Kat Danser
Swamp Blues
Guitarist, songwriter and vocalist Kat
Danser throws down funky, laidback
rhythms and thought-provoking lyrics.
Her Swamp Blues style, steeped in
early roots and blues traditions, is
delivered by her deep, resonant vocals
and backed by the soulful sound of her
Weissenborn lap slide guitar.
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8:00—9:00 pm
Murray McLauchlan
Rock/Folk
Murray McLauchlan is one of Canada's best songwriting performers. To
experience him perform is to enjoy creative storytelling, social
commentary and wit with a man who clearly enjoys sharing his music
and experiences with an audience.
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artWALK 2010
artWALK 2010
Public and Private Collections
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Leckie and Associates
5012—46 Street
June 10—11: 8:00 am—5:00 pm
Canadian & American Artists
Acrylic, Oil, Watercolour, Original Paintings & Prints
Featuring new acquisitions
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Lloydminster City Hall
4420—50 Avenue
June 10—11: 8:00 am—5:00 pm
Local & Regional Artists including Allen Sapp and Rudy
Schmidt’s Statue of Hope
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Barr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre
Highway 16 East & 45 Avenue
June 10—12: 9:00 am—8:00 pm
June 13:
12:00 pm—8:00 pm
Admission Applies
Renaissance oil paintings by Count Berthold Imhoff
Special feature: Lego building activities
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Boundary Ford
2502—50 Avenue, 2nd floor
June 10—12: Regular business hours
The Lux Collection
Art Work of Various Mediums upstairs in the Boundary Ford
showroom
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Art Market
Atrium Centre
5012—49 Street, Main Lobby, Atrium Centre
June 12: 10:00 am—5:00 pm
Various artists, music, Twink-elle the clown, face painting
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Juried Art Show
Lakeland College—Room 1031A
June 10—12 (Thursday-Saturday):
June 13 (Sunday):
Guided Tours at 1:00 pm daily
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Guided Tours
June 12
10:00 am and 1:30 pm
In Motion fitness walk and guided tour
Meet outside Dawn Interiors, 4906—50 Avenue
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10:00 am—8:00 pm
10:00 am—3:00 pm
artWALK 2010
artWALK 2010
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Art of Kristin Hickman
Iron Jet
4610—49 Avenue
June 10—11: 8:30 am—5:30 pm
June 12:
10:00 am—4:00 pm
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Lloydminster Native Friendship Centre
4602—49 Avenue
June 12 : 10:00 am—12:00 Noon and 1:00 pm—5:00 pm
Coffee and snacks
Artists and Artisans from the Native Friendship Centre
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Legacy Centre
5101—46 Street
June 10—11: 10:00 am—12:00 Noon and 1:00 pm—3:00 pm
Legacy Art Club: Watercolour, Pastel, Acrylic Paintings
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Oilfield Art Gallery
#103, 5704—44 Street
June 10—11: 9:00 am—5:00 pm
Representing local and international artists
Digital photography, prints, original
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Majesty and Splendour
Southridge Community Church
5701—41 Street
June 10—11: 9:00 am—12:00 Noon and 1:00 pm—5:00 pm
Various mediums
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Art & Soul Framing and Gallery
5016—39 Street, Rendell Centre
June 10—11: 10:00 am—6:00 pm
June 12:
10:00 am—5:00 pm
Various mediums: watercolour, oil & photography
Brandi Hofer, Bonnie Macnab, Stephanie Lindsay
Connected
Café Mocha
Upstairs in the Atrium Centre
June 10—12: 8:00 am—4:00 pm
Local and Regional Artists portray their connection
to the beauty of the Canadian Landscape.
Various Artists. Artwork of Various Mediums
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Quilts by Friends
Furniture Gallery
5020—50 Street
June 12: 9:00 am—6:00 pm
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Garden Party
Flower Affairs
5012—50 Avenue
June 10—11: 9:00 am—5:30 pm
June 12:
10:00 am—4:00 pm
The art of garden party floral design.
Paintings by Frank S. Spenrath
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Dawn Interiors
4906—50 Avenue
June 10—11: 9:00 am—5:30 pm
June 12:
10:00 am—5:00 pm
Various artists and mediums, including Dorothy Schmidt
Fashion as Fine Art
Socko
4819—50 Avenue
June 10:
10:00 am—9:00 pm
June 11—12: 10:00 am—6:00 pm
Original Fashion Designs by Holly Kvill
Art and Flowers Unbound
Unbound Flowers & Design
4727—50 Avenue
June 10—11: 9:00 am—5:30 pm
June 12:
9:00 am—4:00 pm
Various Mediums and Subjects
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Laura Hale, BCHCC Artist in Residence
Location: Downtown Lloydminster
June 12: 10:00 am—5:00 pm
Over the last few months, Laura has been collaborating with two
groups, the Lloydminster Community Youth Centre and Avery
Outreach School Middle Years Alternative Program (M.Y.A.P.).
Together they have created a contemporary, challenging, youthcentered art show that is on display for one day only!
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JURIED ART SHOW
artWALK 2010
Architecture
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Gothic Revival
St. John’s Anglican Church, 4709—49 Avenue (Exterior Only)
Hallmarks to note, gothic arch windows, battlement
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Greek Revival
Ernie’s Coffee House, 5001—50 Avenue (Exterior Only)
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Art Deco
Old May Theatre, 4905—50 Avenue (Exterior Only)
Central Suite Hotel, 4820—50 Avenue (Exterior Only)
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International Style
Canada Post, 4616—49 Avenue (Exterior Only)
Native Friendship Centre, 4602—49 Avenue (Exterior Only)
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Contemporary Style
Iron Jet, 4610—49 Avenue (Exterior Only)
Grace United Church, 4708—50 Avenue (Exterior Only)
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Post Modern Style
Lloydminster City Hall, 4420—50 Avenue
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Early Pioneer
Barr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre, Hwy 16 East & 45 Avenue
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Murals
Alberta Provincial Building
5124—50 Street
Inside Foyer
Mural by Grant Leier formerly of
Lloydminster
June 10—12 (Thursday-Saturday):
10:00 am—8:00 pm
June 13 (Sunday):
10:00 am—3:00 pm
Lakeland College—Room 1031A
Guided Tours at 1:00 pm daily
The Juried Art Show is an opportunity for artists and craftspeople to
have their work reviewed by a jury. After the jury process, the pieces
are on display at Lakeland College for the public to view.
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Mural by Al Wallington
4920—50 Street Exterior Only
First building east of Ernie’s Coffee
House
Exterior West Wall
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Buffalo Twins Mural
Lakeland College
Exterior, West Entrance to the
Vic Juba Community Theatre
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BUILD CREATE INVENT!! EXHIBIT
AWARDS AFTERNOON
June 10—July 4
June 13 (Sunday)
Barr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre
2:00 pm
Barr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre
Gwen Mottram Arts Volunteer Award
This annual award recognizes outstanding
public service by an individual in support of
the Arts in Lloydminster and/or region.
2009 Recipient: Chris Armstrong
Juried Art Show Awards
Junior Show Awards
Category Awards
People’s Choice Award
Graham Flatt Emerging Artist Award
Best of Show Award
The Create, Build, Invent!! Exhibit (Lego
Building Competition) will be on display from
June 10 - July 4 at the Barr Colony Heritage
Cultural Centre.
Arts Bursaries
Winners will be announced on July 1st at the
Canada Day Celebration.
2009 Recipients:
Two arts bursaries of $1,000 each to assist
residents of Lloydminster and region in
pursuing professional training in the Arts.
Sabra Patmore & Krista Wilkinson
ENTRY FORMS AND FEES DUE BY MAY 31
Proud Arts Bursary Sponsor
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Partners
• Vic Juba Community Theatre
• Lloydminster Public Library
• Barr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre
• Streetscapes
• 49th Avenue Downtown Farmers
Market
Media Sponsor
• Lloyd FM & Newcap TV
Platinum
• Anonymous
Gold
• Leckie & Associates
• Musgrave Agencies
Friends of the Festival
• Celene Polischuk
• Chris & Monte Armstrong
• Cliff Rose for Clothes
• Dave Bryson, RBC Dominion
Securities Inc.
• DeSerres
• Golden K Farms
• Graham Flatt
• Joanne & Al MacLauchlan
• Lloydminster Co-op
• Lloydminster Source
• Meridian Booster
• Mottram Family
• Politeski Strilchuk Milen
• Weatherford
Acknowledgements
• Kathy Bootsman
• Chris Armstrong
• Denis Foss
• Jessica Isaak
• Twink-elle the Clown
• Writers Ink
Silver
• Servus Credit Union Ltd.
Bronze
• ATCO Electric
• Fountain Tire
• Investors Group
• Sobeys
• Synergy Credit Union
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