Tuesday, October 5, 2010

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

We are very excited and pleased to have such a terrific group of talented artists participating in this years show!

Friday, September 17, 2010

Artist Notifications

Notifications were emailed out regarding this year's show. If you have not received an email, please contact us at info@autumnairartfair.org and we will get right back to you!

AAAF Committee

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Emerging Artists Update

Hurry.... We only have a few spots left!

If you are an emerging artist and would like to submit your work to be in the show, please email 2 jpeg images of your work, the price range of your work and your artist statement, name, age, contact information and a $25 check for your booth fee. Send the above to submit@autumnairartfair.org or mail it to Autumn Air Art Fair PO Box 19630 Cincinnati Ohio 45219. Please put "emerging artist" in the subject line.

Thanks! We'll be back in touch with you shortly.

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Autumn Air Art Fair Scholarship Fund

Scholarships will be available for art education to students exploring and already committed to art as a career path… A list of approved classes and will be available in the application.

Students will provide images of their work, an artist statement, a recommendation from an art instructor and the application.

Sponsorship levels have been established as follows:

The Four Season’s $500.00
Autumn Air $250.00
Winter $100.00
Spring $50.00
Summer $25.00

Check back in late September for more information on the scholarship fund and to download the application.

Those interested in sponsoring should contact Pam Irvin at info@autumnairartfair.org for more information or mail payment to: PO Box 19630 Cincinnati Ohio 45219. Donations are tax deductible.

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Application Deadline Extended to Wednesday, August 4th

We have been notified that our artist application had an error in it and therefore many artists interested in applying to the show have had problems getting their submittals in on time..... Please help us spread the word that all submittals should be emailed to submit@autumnairartfair.org not .com as originally listed in the application.

We have corrected the problem but realize that we may have missed some applications due to this.

We are extending the deadline to Wednesday, August 4th, in hopes that those of you that emailed your images to the incorrect address will get your email back as undeliverable and will therefore apply again.

Please accept our apologies. If you happen to learn of this mishap after the new deadline, please email us your original application as we will honor it.

Thank you for understanding....

AAAF Commmittee

Monday, June 7, 2010

GUEST JURORS

Kay Hurley
Nationally recognized, Cincinnati artist, Kay Hurley holds a BFA and has exhibited in Europe and is represented by several premier galleries in the US. Her work is in numerous private and corporate collections. Ms. Hurley is a signature member of the Pastel Society of America. Her work has been featured in The Pastel Journal and recently in The Artist’s Magazine. Kay also enjoys teaching, primarily by hosting workshops and mentoring aspiring art students.

Terri Kern
Terri Kern received her Master of Fine Arts Degree from Ohio University. That She was awarded an Individual Artist Grant from the Ohio Arts Council for a body of sculptural ceramic pieces. She opened her own ceramics studio where she created a line of jewelry and began selling her ceramics at local art shows. Later she secured a position teaching Art Appreciation and Ceramics at Morehead State University in Kentucky. She was awarded an Individual Artist Grant from the Kentucky Foundation for Women. In the last fifteen years, Terri has traveled all over the United States and Europe selling her one of a kind ceramic pieces at fine art and fine craft venues. Her work has been on the cover of Clay Times, a national ceramics magazine. Recently, she traveled to the Peoples Republic of China where she and seventeen other artists exhibited drawings that were part of an international drawing collaborative. That body of work earned her an international arts award for innovation. She has won more than twenty five awards for excellence in ceramics in venues across the United States. In 2009 she had her first solo museum exhibition at the Canton Museum of Art . The museum has purchased three of her pieces for their permanent collection.

Tamera Lenz Muente
Tamera Lenz Muente is curatorial assistant/exhibition coordinator at the Taft Museum of Art, where she serves as the curator of the recently established Keystone Contemporary Gallery. Ms. Muente holds an M.A. in art history from the University of Cincinnati, where she earned honors. While completing her B.A. in English from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, she won awards for her poetry and studied art in Paris and Florence. She writes about the visual arts for Cincinnati CityBeat, as well as the national art publications The Artist's Magazine, The Pastel Journal, and Watercolor Artist. She has also taught Art History at Northern Kentucky University and has presented a variety of educational gallery talks at the Taft Museum of Art. She serves on the Board of Directors for Manifest Creative Research Gallery and Drawing Center in Cincinnati.

Sylvia Rombis
Sylvia Rombis attended the University of Cincinnati earning a BA in Business, and a BA in Fashion design, where she graduated in the top of her class. Ms.Rombis worked for 13 years for the US Shoe Corporation eventually becoming Design Director for their most profitable brand, Easy Spirit. In 1998, Sylvia purchased the Malton Gallery, a highly regarded commercial gallery in Cincinnati. At Sylvia’s direction, the Malton Gallery has evolved to be “the” place for contemporary fine art in the region, representing over 100 regional, national and international artists. In 2009, after 35 years in the Hyde Park area of Cincinnati, Sylvia built a new building to house the ever expanding collection of extraordinary paintings and sculpture. The gallery has regular art openings as well as merging artist/cultural events in the lower level of the building.

Thursday, April 29, 2010

GENERAL INFORMATION

AUTUMN AIR ART FAIR

Show Date: Saturday November 6, 2010

11:00 -5:00 pm

Clifton Cultural Arts Center

3711 Clifton Avenue, Cincinnati, OH, 45220


Thank you for your interest in the 2nd Annual Autumn Air Art Fair. AAAF holds the belief that art is to be celebrated and shared. This year’s event will feature approximately 60 talented artists and will be held on Saturday, November 6th in the Clifton Cultural Arts Center (CCAC). The Autumn Air Art Fair is recognized for it’s high quality and mix of unique handcrafted art. The event is free to the public. There is ample free parking in the adjacent Recreation Center (refer to the map on the CCAC website).

Clifton is known as the Gaslight District and is recognized as one of Cincinnati’s most treasured neighborhoods. The community boasts historic homes, numerous city parks, tree lined streets and a bohemian and artistic business district with an arts theatre, numerous ethnic restaurants, boutiques and coffee shops. The University of Cincinnati’s campus, recognized for its signature architecture and quality curriculum, is within walking distance of the CCAC. Clifton is within minutes of downtown Cincinnati and near major interstates for easy access. Nearby hotels and accommodations are available for artists and recommendations can be made upon request.

The CCAC www.cliftonculturalarts.org formerly known as the Clifton School, was built in 1906 in the Beaux-Arts style and contains architecturally significant and historic details. Maps and directions are located on the CCAC website.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

CALL TO ARTISTS

AUTUMN AIR ART FAIR

Show Date: Saturday November 6, 2010

11:00 -5:00 pm

Clifton Cultural Arts Center

3711 Clifton Avenue, Cincinnati, OH, 45220

submit@autumnartfair.org


Our Efforts to Give Back
The AAAF Committee believes that encouraging children to participate in art should be an integral part of the event. Therefore, we are encouraging “emerging artists”, under the age of 18, to apply as well. The Autumn Air Art Fair Scholarship Fund is being established and will be supported by a percentage of the proceeds from the event. Donations will also be accepted at the door and all proceeds from the silent auction will be for the sole purpose of supporting the scholarship fund. Applications and more information on the scholarship fund will be available on the AAAF website very soon.