festival2009june11-14 - Lloydminster Public Library

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schedule
June 11 | Thursday
• Lloydminster Reads
• Visual Arts
• ArtWalk
• Juried Art Show
• Film Fest
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June 12 | Friday
• Visual Arts
• ArtWalk
• Juried Art Show
• Quick Draw and
Juried Art Awards
• Film Fest
June 13 | Saturday
• Festival Showcase
• Visual Arts
• Art Market
• ArtWalk
• Juried Art Show
• Film Fest
June 14 | Sunday
• Visual Arts
• Art Market
• Folk Fest
• ArtWalk
• Juried Art Show
• Festival Awards
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message from the chair
ow, our third year of the Arts Without Borders Festival! Each year has been very different with our first year being run in conjunction with the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Arts Awards and our second year as the cultural component of the Saskatchewan Summer Games.
This year brings new ideas, events and venues. Our Event Chairs and Committee Members have been working diligently to bring an array of events to
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We thank all our volunteers for their time and energy given so freely to make
this festival happen. Many thanks to our local businesses, organizations, and
supporting individuals. We really appreciate your support.
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Come celebrate, enjoy the exciting events that are a thrill to the senses! Denise Totman
Chair
Arts Without Borders Festival
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lloydminster reads
Tickets: $10 per person
Limited seating
For tickets, email:
info@artswithoutborders.ca
Lloydminster Reads is a city-wide book discussion evening featuring:
Good to a Fault
by Marina Endicott
Marina Endicott’s first short story appeared in Grain in 1985. Her stories have been anthologized in Coming Attractions and short-listed for the 1993 Journey Prize.
Her first novel, Open Arms (2001),
was a finalist for the Amazon.ca/
Books in Canada First Novel Award
and was broadcast on CBC Radio’s
Between the Covers in 2003. Her long poem about the Mayerthorpe incident, “The Policeman’s Wife, Some Letters”, was short-listed for the CBC Literary
Awards in 2006. Her second novel,
Good to a Fault, was published by
Freehand Books in fall 2008 and was a finalist for the 2008 Scotiabank Giller Prize and most
recently won the Commonwealth
Writer’s Prize Best Book Award
(Canada and Caribbean region) and
is now is the running for the overall
Commonwealth Best Book Award
(winner to be announced mid-May).
Marina was recently short-listed for
the 2009 Alberta Literary Award, the
George Bugnet Award for Fiction. She is currently at work on
a novel about the Belle Auroras, a
sister-trio vaudeville act touring the
Canadian prairies in 1909, as well as
series of YA novels called Time in Hand.
Marina has also been an actor and
director. We anticipate a very lively
and interesting evening.
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Thursday | June 11
7:30 pm
Vic Juba Community
Theatre Stage
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Saturday | June 13
Vic Juba
Community Theatre
7:30 pm
festival showcase
Showcase of Local Talent
Presented by
Vic Juba Community Theatre
and Arts Without Borders
Festival
For Tickets:
Order online at
www.vicjubatheatre.ca
or call
Vic Juba Community Theatre
Box Office
(780) 872.7400
Reserved Seating
Adults (19+) :: $15.00
Seniors (60+) :: $10.00
Students (18-) :: $10.00
The Festival Showcase features local talents in literary readings, multi-cultural
dance performances, musical acts and one-act plays.
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Bridal Terrorism
A comedy about the tactics one woman
uses to capture a groom. This one-act
play asks the question; “How far would
a woman go to become a bride?”
The Sandbox
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A dark comedy play about how middleaged people view death and how they
sometimes treat their elders.
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Dr. Auntie Dote
Humour
September 27,
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Country Blend | Traditional Country
September 22, 2009
Rhyme Rustler | Ballad of Robert Service
October 4, 2009
ANOTHER
EXCITING SEASON
IS ON ITS WAY!
Call Box Office at 870-872-7400
Or order online at www.vicjubatheatre.ca
John Reischman and the Jaybirds
Bluegrass | October 18, 2009
BECAUSE
ARTS MATTER
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Barr Colony Heritage Cultural
Centre Artist in Residence, Laura Hale presents community collaborations of outdoor installation art, including:
1) Holy Rosary High School sphere project,
2) Mid West Canadian Artists Secret Moonlight Fantasy Lagoon, and
3) Site-specific installation by Laura Hale.
Laura Hale
As a visual artist, I work across many disciplines
incorporating a wide variety of materials and production methods. With a background in theatre my work
is often temporary, large-scale, ephemeral, site specific
installations that involves community participation and
shared community spaces.
I am influenced by the beauty and extreme qualities of
our environment. As a result my work often focuses on
public intervention landscape art, working with organic
materials to create outdoor installations that will with
time disintegrate and return to the earth.
My hope, in creating this type of work, is that the
identity of a community’s culture, nature, history and
function is strengthened and challenged. Also, that the
community participants and viewers experience a shift in
their awareness about what is considered art but also the
temporal quality of our lives and our relationship to the
environment.
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Thursday | June 11 to
Sunday | June 14
Bud Miller
All Seasons Park
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Saturday | June 13
Sunday | June 14
11:00 am to 6:00 pm
Bud Miller
All Seasons Park
art market
Art Market is an outdoor event featuring a variety of vendors as
well as roving musicians, literary readings by WritersInk, and food.
LAWRENCE & FAY SLOAN are
from Glaslyn Sk. They have 12 years
experience doing wrought iron work.
They do flower planters, tile tables,
patio tables, steps, railings, arbors,
gazebos and more. If you can dream
it they will make it. Custom orders
are their specialty.
UBUNTU
is an Edmonton based group devoted to helping the widows
of Rwanda market their crafts. They will have a tent selling
wonderful crafts from Africa. You can find out more about
Ubuntu at www.ubuntuedmonton.org
FIBRE ARTS on the BORDER is a group of fibre
artist with a passion for working with natural fibres.
They are spinners, weavers, rug makers, and knitters. They dye, felt, crochet and create with alpaca
cashmere, wool, mohair, cotton silk, bamboo, linen,
angora, and llama. A large variety of hand made
items from wall hangings and housewares to very
fine garments and jewellery will be on display and for
sale.There will be lots of samples to touch and feel,
because when it comes to fibre arts, part of viewing is
done with your fingers.
BRENDA WYLLIE is a quilter from Vegreville and sews beautiful
items for you home. She uses top quality fabrics with a real eye for
design. Brenda is a perfectionist.
KELLY EFFORD
first passion is her work with the animal shelter in
Lloydminster, her second love is painting. Kelly
works with oils and does landscapes and florals.
Recently she has been developing an interest in
abstract painting. All the proceeds from the sale
of her work will go to the SPCA
MICHELLE LAKE is a long time resident and
well known artist in Lloydminster. Michelle won
an Honourable Mention for the Best of Show
Award in the 2007 Juried Art Show. Her painting
was called Full Bloom. Michelle and several of her
family members will be offering their art work for
sale at this year’s Market
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NADINE KLAEGER was born and raised
in Switzerland. At the age of 24 she immigrated to Canada. She has studied at
the Ontario College of Design in Toronto
and the Florence Off-Campus Program
for her fourth year at OCAD graduating
with a BFA in spring of 2007. Nadine
paints in oil and acrylics, but also enjoys
drawing, photography, printmaking and
bookmaking
LLOYDMINSTER NATIVE
FRIENDSHIP CENTRE
is hard at work producing
aboriginal crafts for sale
MIDWEST CANADIAN ARTISTS is a large group of
dedicated artists from this area who will pool their work in oil,
acrylic, watercolours and photography.Their fearless leader is
Graham Flatt
GRACE ALLEN
is a self taught nature artist who
paints in both oil and acrylic. She will
do commission work as well.
FOOD
THE SPCA will once again be serving up their great
burgers and will also have TIM HORTON’S COFFEE
on site.
BARB HOWE is a very accomplished potter from Fort
McMurray Her pottery was previously sold through Prairie
Peddler in Lloydminster. She is now beginning her 15th
year as a production potter, and loves every minute of it.Her
primary goal in making pottery is to create functional pieces
that are a pleasure to look at as well as use.All her functional
work is free of lead and barium and can be used in the oven,
microwave and dishwasher. As an avid gardener, plant forms
and symbols are often a part of her work. Barb’s work is
represented in galleries and craft shops across Canada
ENTERTAINMENT
The acclaimed guitarist BRIAN HOWE
will be returning this year. TWINK-ELLE
THE CLOWN will also be back on Saturday only. There will be a children’s tent
with NOVA FERRON helping young
children make simple rock painting art.
Throughout the weekend a variety of buskers from the community will be on hand
to entertain and add to the fun.
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DAWN L.LAWRENCE FLOEN
has been an art educator at E.S Laird
Middle School in Lloydminster for 22
years. Her recent interests have turned
to jewellery design and photography.
Both have become strong passions that
take up all of her spare time! Her work
is influenced by her love for the ocean
and antiques. Dawn’s work can be
found at www.sunshineINdustries.ca
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Sunday | June 14
4:00 pm
Bud Miller
All Seasons Park
lloyd folk fest
Admission is free - bring a blanket or tarp and sit back enjoys a line-up of that includes national and local folk artists.
Maria Dunn
Maria Dunn is a storyteller in song, melding North American folk and country traditions with her Celtic roots. A 2002 Juno nominee, Maria performs at
theatres, folk clubs and festivals across Canada, in the USA, and Europe.
She has been featured on CBC National Radio, BBC Radio Scotland and her
original songs have been published in Penguin Eggs and Sing Out! magazines, and recorded by other artists including Niamh Parsons and Bob Bossin.
Tim Williams
Tim Williams is a blues-based singer songwriter and multi instrumentalist. A
40-year veteran of the folk scene in North America, Tim still finds inspiration from his original Californian coffeehouse roots to blues, bluegrass, and
50’s rhythm and blues and far, far beyond. He is one of those rare breed of
performers who possesses warmth and humility that draws listeners in, creating a vibe akin to sitting around a living room or a campfire and listening to
an old friend share some songs and stories. Sit back and enjoy.
Nic Brouwer
Nic Brouwer is a friendly and familiar face in the Canadian folk music scene.
Originally hailing from Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, he has been active in
the music community for over a decade, both as front man for Rebozo and
Starving Zealots, as well as working on individual projects, such as A Temple
Burns and The Timeless. He has also been instrumental in promoting over
100 other bands. As an artist, Nic has the ability to be both versatile and
uncompromising: versatile in style and uncompromising in substance. His
music reflects a personality, which can be described as playfully poignant.
He currently lives near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan with his wife and three
children. Check him out at: www.nicbrouwer.com
And many more regional and local artists ...
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Lloydminster Concert Series
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The Lloydminster Concert
Series Association has
arranged an exciting line up
of arts and entertainment
for the 2009 - 2010 season.
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artwalk
The public can wander at their leisure through galleries, businesses and public buildings to experience Lloydminster’s exciting array of Visual Art. These exhibitions feature work produced by local and regional artists and artisans
and includes a variety of styles and mediums.
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Alberta Provincial Building
6 Dawn Interiors
4906 -50 ave
June 11-12 9:00 – 5:30
June 13 10:00 – 5:00
Artists
Grace Allen
James Davies MFA
Ashley Debussehere
Graham Flatt
Barb Furman
Cheryl Gibson
Dawn Hames
Laurie Herle
Marilyn Kennedy BFA
Nadine Klager BFA
Trevor Kuntz
Linda Nichols
Greg O’Hare
Veran Pardehtan MFA
Shelly Racz
Eleanor Robertson
Carolyn Rudolph
Joyce Schmaltz
Dorothy Schmidth B.Ed
Linda Shakatko
Cindy Sorley – Keichinger
Norm Thorpe
Olinda Tindal
Nadine Torresan
Selma Zimmerman
5124 – 50 street
Inside foyer
Mural by Grant Leir formerly
of Lloydminster
Café Mocha
June 11 – 12 8:00 – 4:00
Oh Canada… Ay
Local and Regional Artists examine what it is to be Canadian
A discussion of our culture
Artwork of Various Mediums
Furniture Gallery
5020 – 50 street
June 11 9:00am to 9:00pm
Log Cabin Quilters
Ernie’s Coffee House
(Old Post Office)
5001 – 50 avenue
Exterior In the style of
Greek Revival Architecture
4920 – 50 street
Exterior Only
First building east of Ernie’s Coffee House
Mural by Al Livingston
Exterior West Wall
Exterior Only
4709 – 49 avenue
Exterior Architecture in the style
of Gothic Revival Architecture
Hallmarks to note, gothic arch
windows, battlement
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Lloydminster
Friendship Centre
4602 – 49 Avenue
June 11 1:00pm - 5:00pm
June 12 10:00am - 12:00 1:00 pm - 5:00pm
Coffee and snacks on June 12
Artists and Artisans from the
Native Friendship Centre
and the Community
Leckie and Associates
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5012 – 46 street
June 11-12 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Canadian & American Artists
Acrylic, Oil, Watercolour,
Original Paintings &Prints
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Legacy Centre
7 Old May Theatre
Exterior Only
4906 – 50 Ave
Exterior in the style of
Art Deco Architecture
8 Central Suite Hotel
Exterior Only
(Historic Prince Charles Hotel)
4820 – 50 avenue
Exterior in the style of
Art Deco Architecture
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9 St. John’s Anglican Church
5101 – 46 street
June 11 10:00 am - 12:00 & 1:00 - 3:00
June 12 10:00 am - 12:00 & 1:00 - 3:00
Legacy Art Club
Watercolour, Pastel,
Acrylic Paintings
Lloydminster City Hall
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4420 – 50 Avenue
June 11-12 8:00 - 5:00
Local & Regional Artists including
Allen Sapp, Rudy Schmidt’s
Statue of Hope
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Cultural Centre
Boundry Ford
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2502 – 50 Avenue Highway 16 East & 45 Avenue
June 11-13 9:00am - 8:00pm
June 14 1:00pm - 8:00pm
Admission Applies
Outstanding collection of
Renaissance oil paintings by
Count Berthold Imhoff
Showing Downtime by
Heather Benning
Examples of early pioneer
architecture
Oilfield Art Gallery
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#103, 5704 – 44 street
June 11 – 13 10:00am 5:30 pm
The Oilfield Art Gallery in
Lloydminster is recognized for
its local and international artists
such as Edward Mitchell who
uses heavy crude oil & gold
in his modern abstracts and
Micheal Godard the worlds #1
selling artist. We also offer custom commission pieces by Jack
Ellis ”Artist of the patch” & Dan
Reid who specializes in prairie
scenes & images of hot rod cars
and trucks. Digital photography, originals, limited edition
prints & sculptures. It’s not only
oilfield art!
2nd floor
June 11 – 13
Regular business hours
The Lux Collection
Art Work of Various Mediums
La-Z-Boy Gallery
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3912-50 Avenue
Black Box Theater
June 8-16
Mon.-Wed. & Sat
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thur. & Fri. 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Fibre Artists
Art Market
Southridge 20
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Bud Miller Park
Community Church
5701 – 41 street
June 11-12 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Closed 12:00 - 1:00
Hope Lives
Ingrid Combrinck
Outstanding Photographic
Journey
2902 – 59th Avenue
June 13 – 14 11:00am 6:00 pm
Local and Provincial Artists and Artisans
Variety of Arts and Fine Crafts
Food and Entertainment
Juried Art Show
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Black Box Theatre,
and Gallery
5016 – 39 street, Rendall Centre
June 11 – 12 10:00 am 6:00 pm
June 13 10:00 am 5:00 pm
Bonny Macnab
Danielle Nichol
Shelly Racz
Brandi Hofer
Watercolour, oil & photography
Various mediums
Lakeland College
June 11 – 13
10:00am – 8:00pm
June 14
10:00am – 3:00pm
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Arts Without Borders “Festival Raffle” is pleased to feature three works of art by Lloydminster and area artists.
“Egyptian Colours”
Photograph by Danielle Nichol
Donated by B&R Photography
“Water and Sky”
Quilted Wall Hanging
by Ellen Teasdale
Donated by Ellen Teasdale
“Cherish Today, Dream Tomorrow”
Canvas Giclee by Linda Nykolaychuk
Donated by Barr Colony Heritage
Culture Centre
Raffle tickets may be purchased at Festival events: Lloydminster Reads, Festival Showcase, Art Market and the Folk Fest.
THE
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ROCK
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Proud sponsor
of local arts
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juried art show
Thursday | June 11 to
Sunday | June 14
Black Box Theatre
Lakeland College
Admission by donation
Hours of Operation:
Thursday | June 1110:00 am - 8:00 pm
Friday | June 12 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Saturday | June 13 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Sunday | June 14 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
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 will
be put on display for the public at the
Black Box Theatre, June 11 – 14, 2009.
Arts and Fine Crafts
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Cropped Subjects*
Landscapes / Seascapes*
Fiber Arts / Weaving / Needlework
Folk Art*
Portraits / Figurative*
Colour Photography
Stil Life*
Floral/Botanical*
B&W Photography
Sculpture / Clay Work
Wildlife / Animal*
Computer generated art
Ceramics
Western / Equestrian*
Stained Glass
Pottery
Multimedia / Alternative*
Quilts
Furniture / Woodworking
Carving (all medium types)
Three Cash Prizes:
• People’s Choice Award
• Graham Flatt Emerging Artist Award
• Best of Show Award
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Senior Juried Show
Open Novice Juried Show
(3 years or less of training)
Junior Juried Show
(15 - 18 years old)
Novice and Junior Show
Jurors
• Graham Flatt
• Cindy Sorley-Keichinger
• Laura Hale
Senior Show Jurors
• Laura Hale
• David Kitler
• Frank Haddock
Category Awards:
• 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
Category Awards
(*Cateogries for photogray and painting)
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quick draw and juried art awards
Local and regional artists will have one hour to complete and frame
a piece of art right before your eyes. The Quick Draw is a special
opportunity for artists to be leaders in establishing an awareness of
the creative process involved in making art. It provides a wonderful
occasion for the public to gain insight into the area’s artists and the
work that they produce.
All too often the viewing public’s exposure to art is only through a
gallery or static events. Rarely do they have an opportunity to engage
the artists while they are creating. The Quick Draw event allows the
public to get a much more personal understanding of the creative
process.
All artwork created in the Quick Draw will be auctioned off immediately via silent auction. The Quick Draw Silent Auction
opens as the artists begin working. The Juried Art Show Awards will be presented following the Quick Draw Event.
ARTS BUILD COMMUNITY
Summer Sparkle by
Cindy Sorley-Keichinger
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Friday | June 12
Upper Lobby
Vic Juba
Community Theatre
7:00 pm
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animation f ilm fest
Thursday | June 11 to
Saturday | June 13
Ken Burke
Meeting Room
Lloydminster
Public Library
More Animation Greats /
National Film Board of Canada
(ca. 90 min)
Lower level, Atrium Centre 5010 - 49 Street
All screenings are free
Schedule of Screenings
A compilation of 10 classic NFB
animation shorts. Includes Oscar©
winner Every Child and Oscar©
nominees The Family that Dwelt Apart
and La Salla. Remaining titles are: Cactus
Swing; 64,000,000 Years Ago; Evolution;
Hot Stuff; Every Dog’s Guide to Complete Home Safety; The Dingles; The Old
Lady’s Camping Trip.
Thursday, June 11
•The Triplets of Belleville
•Escher/The Irises
•Second Debut/Stitches in Time/
My Grandmother Ironed the King’s Shirts
•Lonesome Monsieur Turgeon/A Hunting Lesson
•Stowaway/The Song-Catcher/Black Soul
•Hothouse 4
•Escher/The Irises
•Talespinners 2
•Talespinners
•More Animation Greats
•The Triplets of Belleville
10:15am – 11:40am
11:50am - 12:00pm
12:15pm – 12:40pm
12:50pm – 1:25pm
1:35pm – 2:10pm
2:20pm – 2:50pm
3:00pm – 3:10pm
3:35pm – 4:35pm
4:45pm – 5:30pm
5:40pm – 7:10pm
7:20pm – 8:45pm
Friday, June 12
•Hothouse 4
•Lonesome Monsieur Turgeon/A Hunting Lesson
•Stowaway/The Song-Catcher/Black Soul
•More Animation Greats
•The Triplets of Belleville
•Talespinners 2
•Talespinners
10:15am – 10:45am
10:55am – 11:30pm
11:40pm – 12:15pm
12:25pm – 1:55pm
2:15pm – 3:40pm
3:50pm – 4:50pm
5:00pm – 5:45pm
Saturday, June 13
•Second Debut/Stitches in Time/
My Grandmother Ironed the King’s Shirts
•Talespinners
•More Animation Greats
•Talespinners 2
•Hothouse 4
•The Triplets of Belleville
10:15am – 10:40am
10:50am - 11:35pm
11:50pm – 1:20pm
1:30pm – 2:30pm
2:40pm – 3:10pm
3:20pm – 4:45pm
Hothouse 4 /
National Film Board
of Canada (ca. 30
min.)
Take six promising animation filmmakers from across
Canada, plus two from
Brazil, plant them in the NFB’s English
Animation Studio, give them 12 weeks
to create extremely short animation from
concept to release with the full support
and assistance of NFB creative experts
and, voilà. Watch the results plus a short
film about the process.
Escher: Sky and
water & The Irises
/ National Film
Board of Canada
(ca. 7 min)
Two innovative Canadian filmmakers bring
their creative vision to
the drawings and paintings of Escher and
Van Gogh. Each film is an inspired exploration of the original artwork through the
medium of animation
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Talespinners 2 / National Film
Board of Canada (ca. 60 min)
For ages 5-9. Includes seven tales of
children who confront challenges with
ingenuity and creativity. Each story brings
facets of a different cultural community
to the screen, through a setting, accent,
folk element, tradition, particular food or
vocabulary
The Triplets of Belleville / directed by Sylvain Chomet
(81 min) Rated PG
Talespinners / National Film
Board of Canada (ca. 45 min)
An exceptional and vibrant collection of
short animated films for children age 5-9.
Adapted from books, each film is based on
an acclaimed cross-cultural children’s story
that will engage young viewers with appealing characters and dynamic storylines,
while sparking their imaginations.
Second Debut;
Stitches in Time &
My Grandmother
Ironed the King’s
Shirts / National
Film Board of
Canada (ca. 25
min)
Three award-winning
films that reflect the
richness of human experience. Sophie, at
her retirement party, announces that she
doesn’t have time to be old. Two friends
rock and knit together while their lives
flashback to memorable moments. A
Norwegian woman uses humble means to
thwart an ill-intentioned king.
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When her grandson is kidnapped during the Tour de France, Madame Souza
and her beloved pooch Bruno team up with the Belleville Sisters--an aged
song-and-dance team from the days of Fred Astaire--to rescue him. Winner of
the 2005 Genie for best motion picture.
Stowaway; The Song-Catcher & Black Soul /
National Film Board of Canada (ca. 30 min)
Using sand animation on underlit glass plates, Stowaway is
adapted from a story by the Portuguese writer José Rodrigues Miguéis. Profoundly melancholy in its expressive
and richly textured imagery, the film is about one man’s
agonizing struggle for freedom. The Song-Catcher takes us
into the world of a sad old man obsessed by the memory of
the woman he once loved. He spends his days chasing and
collecting butterflies as life slowly passes him by. Black Soul
is an exhilarating immersion into the heart of Black culture
via a whirlwind voyage through the defining moments of Black History.
Lonesome Monsieur Turgeon &
A Hunting Lesson / National Film Board
of Canada (ca. 27 min)
A digital urban tale with the naïve style of paper
cut-outs, Lonesome Monsieur Turgeon is an amusing but sympathetic portrait of a man who feels all
alone in the world. If only he could connect with
the people around him. Pinhole animation master
Jacques Drouin takes A hunting lesson, a book by
Jacques Godbout, and brings to life the wild savannahs of Africa and the colours and textures of a
Canadian autumn in hunting season.
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animation f ilm fest
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arts bursary and volunteer award
ARTS BURSARY
Arts Without Borders and Servus Credit Union are very
pleased to offer two bursaries of $1,000 each to assist
residents of Lloydminster and region in pursuing professional training in the arts. The 2009 Arts Bursaries
will be presented on June 14 (Sunday) at the Lloyd Folk Fest.
Eileen Fanthorpe
2008 Arts Without Borders Arts Bursary Recipient
GWEN MOTTRAM ARTS
VOLUNTEER AWARD
JURY FOR BURSARIES AND ARTS
VOLUNTEER AWARD:
The Gwen Mottram Arts Volunteer Award
is named in honour of Gwen Mottram,
recognizing her passionate commitment
and active involvement in provincial and
local arts organizations. This annual award
presented by the Arts Without Border
Festival Society recognizes outstanding
public service by an individual in support
of the Arts in Lloydminster and/or region.
The award includes a work of art for the
recipient.
Ruth Knispel
Denis Foss
Jessica Isaak
Proud Arts
Bursary Sponsor
The 2009 Arts Volunteer Award will be
presented on June 14 (Sunday) at the
Lloyd Folk Fest.
Heidi Armstrong
2008 Common Wealth Credit Union Arts Bursary Recipient
Denis Foss
2008 Gwen Mottram Arts Volunteer Award
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2008
Best of Show
Award presented
to Brandi Hofer
Passionate
About the Arts
and Our
Community
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Proud sponsor
of the Art Market
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Proud sponsor
of Best of Show
Award
Juried
Art Show
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thank you and acknowledgements
Thank You
Platinum
• Lloyd FM & Newcap TV
• Lloydminster Concert Series
Association
Gold
• Musgrave Agencies
• Leckie & Associates
• Weatherford
• Vic Juba Community Theatre
Silver
• Agland
• Barr Colony Heritage
Cultural Centre
• Servus Credit Union
• Shield Wireline
Bronze
• Ellen Teasdale
• Graham Flatt
• Lloydminster Public Library
• Lloydminster Source
• Meridian Booster
• Moody’s
• Paint Spot
• Sobeys
• Synergy Credit Union
• Vermilion Folk Club
Friends of the Festival
• B and R Photography
• City of Lloydminster
• Cliff Rose for Clothes
• Colors
• Dave Bryson, RBC Dominion
Securities Inc.
• Delta Art
• DeSerres
• Fountain Tire
• Golden K Farms
• Gwen Mottram
• Joanne and Al MacLauchlan
• Lloydminster Co-op
• Mid West Canadian Artists
• Politeski, Strilchuk and Milen
• Staples
Photo Credits
• Don Whiting
• Ray Bailey
• Gwen Mottram
Acknowledgements
Art & Soul Framing and Gallery
Boundary Ford
Brian Howe
Café Mocha
Dawn Interiors
Deanne Swanson - Belly dancers
Denis Foss
Dianne Laidler - Highland dancers
Ernie’s Coffee House
Fatima Pfleider - Filipino dancers
Furniture Gallery
GOAT 106.1 FM
Jessica Isaak
Legacy Centre
Lianny Rondon - Venezuela dancers
Lloydminster Native Friendship
Centre
Marilyn Young
Nova Ferron
Oilfield Art Gallery
Ruth Knispel
Southridge Community Church
SPCA
Stephanie Sluth - Irish dancers
Streetscapes
Susan Calfas - Malanka dancers
Twink-elle the Clown
WritersInk
Vic Juba Community Players
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Festival Organizing
Committee
Denise Totman (Chair)
Charlene Carey
Leslie-Anne Davidson
Michele Duczek
Marg Gilby
Ted Haas
Laura Hale
Dawn Hames
Rodney Hughes
Joanne MacLauchlan
Terri Madill
Barb McKeand
Gwen Mottram
Ward Read
Cindy Sorley-Keichinger
Visual Arts
Laura Hale, Artist in Residence
ArtWalk
Dawn Hames (Chair)
Art Market
Marg Gilby (Co-Chair)
Virginia Iampen (Co-Chair)
Festival Awards
Joanne MacLauchlan (Co-Chair)
Barb McKeand (Co-Chair)
Festival Showcase
Ron Ror (Chair)
Rodney Hughes
Terri Madill
Gwen Mottram
Festival Website
Michele Duczek
Film Fest
Michele Duczek (Chair)
Marie Baird
Doreen Bjorge
Ron Gillies
Jean Henry
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Juried Art Show
Cindy Sorley-Keichinger (Chair)
Pam Playford
Lloydminster Folk Fest
Rodney Hughes (Chair)
Lloydminster Reads
Leslie-Anne Davidson (Co-Chair)
Denise Totman (Co-Chair)
Program Guide
Gerald Ford (Chair)
Raffle
Terri Madill (Chair)
Tourism
Ward Read (Chair)
WriterInk
Ted Haas (Chair)
Cathryn Gantefoer
Margaret Lonsdale
Terri Madill
Lloyd Manning
Betty Williams
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