Opening Tonight 2nd October at 6pm

Show runs from 1st to 18th October 2015

Gallery 1

A Personal Ecology 

Suzannah Jones 

Suzannah Jones is a mixed media artist originally from Wingham who found herself in Whyalla in South Australia for eight years.  During this time, Suzannah recognised a need to change a personal direction so she physically packed up her gear and art materials into her purple tear drop mini caravan, and ventured into the Australian outback and coastal landscape alone. Here she experienced a connection to this difficult but beautiful landscape and this connection still exists today while she lives at Port Stephens. 

A chance sighting of a magazine image that showed piles of dead birds further focussed her attention towards the ecology, the environment and issues such as climate change.  This prompted her to consider how we engage with the ecology of our regions.  The work in this exhibition comes out of the experience of the landscape, how we live within the landscape and connections to her own domestic life merged into a new vision. 

This is a strong exhibition that benefits from close observation. 

The colourful works contain an intense amount of media, torn up drawings (Suzannah’s and her children’s), artefacts and objects from her own childhood, and materials sourced from family members complete with sentimental attachments.
These are all forged together beneath and between layers, building until they pour onto the outer surface.   With her works focussing on coal, one of my favourites is a tray of ‘toffee-like’ objects made from coal buried into resin.  Suzannah talked about these being... “Souvenirs that are now contained and no longer going back into the earth’.  The titles given to the works speak of Suzannah’s passion about art and the environment and her own personal humour.

 

See more images below or find out more about Suzannah including her work in art projects at: www.suzannahji.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gallery 2

What Birds Are These?  II

Kate Burton

As a young child, Kate Burton learnt to read from a book by CW Caley, “What Bird Is That”?  Kate has continued to have a fascination with the world of birds and is showing a number of drawings from her ever increasing collection in the Gallery. 

Kate has a Bachelor of Fine Art from the University of Newcastle and acknowledges the influence of  Brett Whitely, Sidney Nolan and Albert Tucker.  Kate held her first Melbourne solo exhibition at Brunswick Street Gallery recently and has exhibited at Watt Space in solo and group shows.

Kate told me there are 705 species of Australian birds and that she is working towards drawing the entire bird population.  Kate is also planning to explore other mediums and illustrate other Australian species from the animal and the insect world. Kate’s bird illustrations are delightful to experience.

Check out more of Kate's illustrations below or see more details about Kate’s exhibition history and art practice at: http://katepetaburtonart.tumblr.com/

 

CALLING OUT FOR 2015 OPEN SHOW and FUNDRAISER

"In the Black"

Artists are invited to donate works for our 
2015 OPEN show and Fundraiser. We are fundraising for
Newcastle Emerging Artist Prize 2016 and general gallery up-keep.

Nov 12 - Nov 29 2015
OPENING NIGHT Friday 13 November, 6-8pm
Prizes for Best Dress - Friday 13th theme

All works must be for sale

Artists can elect to donate 50% or 100% of the sale of artworks to
Newcastle Art Space

Hanging Fee: $20 per work/ max 2 works per artist

No size restrictions (must fit in the doors)

All mediums

Framed and unframed

Professionally presented and ready to hang

No wet works

Works on paper must be flat and not provided rolled up

Drop off works to NAS on Monday 10 November from
9am - 12 noon

Please bring hanging fee in cash and attach the following details to the back of work- name, title, medium, your contact details, sale price and commission 50% or 100%

If you have exhibited at NAS, have friends and family who have benefited from NAS and NEAP opportunities, please join us and be involved.

Contributing to this exhibition supports the ongoing success of NAS and NEAP

Newcastle Emerging Artist Prize 2015

Newcastle Emerging Artist Prize 2015

Gallery 1 & 2

12 -27 September 2015

OVERALL WINNER
Louisa Magrics

PAINTING 

Ellie Kaufmann - WINNER

 

Damien Slevin - HIGHLY COMMENDED

SCULPTURE 

Nathan Keogh - WINNER

 

Melissa Radcliffe - HIGHLY COMMENDED

 
PHOTO-MEDIA

Ryan Fitzgerald - WINNER

Kelly Barlin – HIGHLY COMMENDED 

 









Dylan Smyth - COMMENDED

WORKS ON PAPER
Dot and Dash - WINNER

Christina Frogley - HIGHLY COMMENDED

Bree Rooney - COMMENDED

TEXTILES

Michaela Swan – WINNER

Tanya Matas – HIGHLY COMMENDED
 









The 15^th Newcastle Emerging Artist Prize opened on Saturday 12^th September.  Over 120 entries were received, with 57 works selected for exhibition.  Congratulations to Vicki Gerritsen on her fabulous curation of the works and to the installation team of Vicki, Leslie, and Lance.  The installation looks great.

This year, the decision was made to select one overall winner and then select a winner in each category.  This meant an additional prize was awarded rather than the overall winner being selected from amongst the category winners and one person gaining two prizes.  In some categories the judges awarded an additional commendation award as they felt this was warranted.

Congratulations to all the winners, all the artists selected for hanging, and congratulations to all those who were not selected.  It takes courage to put yourself out there and say ‘this is my work’, ‘this is the best I can do at this point in time’, ‘am I good enough for selection’,’ do I have potential’.   You have just joined the ranks of all others in the art community who ask themselves similar questions quite often.

Speaking to some, it was clear that rejection hurts and disappointment abounds.  We have all been there I suspect and it affects us all.  It doesn’t help to know that amongst the rejections were more established artists and past winners in categories.  Some had entered for the first time with some of the first works they have ever constructed.

The only way forward for everyone appears to be just to make stronger work.  Look at what others have achieved using the same mediums and be open for mentoring, teaching and learning of ways to make better work.  For those already confident and established in their styles, it must mean ‘not this time’ for whatever reason and you know inside that your work is good and this was not the right occasion to be accepted.  Doesn’t help but again, stay focussed and make your work even stronger and more confident than ever.

A heartfelt thank you to our judges Bradden Snape, Anne McLaughlin and Sarah Johnson who also put their art experience and training on the line to venture along the path of sorting and sorting until the winners were revealed. 

On a cheeky note, I suspect that sometimes the only people who really agree with the judges though, are the judges themselves, those onlookers like myself with no personal investment, and the winners.   Everybody else with a vested interest may have another opinion.  It is the nature of competitions but if you never enter, you have no chance at all.

Thank you on behalf of the art community to our sponsors who give generously to support their own community of artists.  Your contribution is valued and appreciated by all of us at NAS and the Newcastle Community Arts Centre.

During the past days we have been aware of comments made about not getting the entry criteria right, of excluding performance, moving film, electronic art as categories, and of taking entry fees from people whose work was not selected. We understand passion and commitment and what it means to try and make art.

With the pending move of the Newcastle Community Arts Centre and the Newcastle Art Space gallery in the next few years, perhaps it is time to re-evaluate this prize.  Is it actually benefiting the artists in the community who are in greatest need of such support?  Does it support those who continue to work hard to establish themselves beyond TAFE and University studies? Does it support those who work at any job to support their art practice?  Do we have the categories right?  Does the term emerging artist mean only those less than 25 years of age? Where are ‘they’ emerging from and where are they emerging to?  Asking questions is easy.

How wonderful would it be to have an award that gave Newcastle artists a boost into the ‘real’ commercial art market, within and outside of Newcastle?  Is it possible to gain sponsorship and support from significant galleries to accept the winners into an exhibition further afield?  Good ideas on paper and easy to write up options, just more difficult to achieve.

These are my personal views only and feedback and positive and constructive comments are very welcome.  Sponsorship for new prizes and awards are also very welcome.

Chris Byrnes

NAS Committee

Exhibition until 27 September 2015

Newcastle Art Space 
246 Parry St Hamilton East 2030 

The Newcastle Emerging Artist Prize (NEAP) was established by the foundation committee members of Newcastle Art Space in 2001.  Kerrie Coles was the Director at the time and the committee members were Braddon and Shellie Snape, Lilli-Ann Berg, Trish King, Helen and Steven Thomas, Fiona Dewis, Danielle Palmer, and Judith Butler.

The Annual prize was established to encourage and support emerging artists in the region. Newcastle City Council supported this prize with their contribution of the major cash prize until 2012. It was due to the Director, Ann Sutherland, the NAS committee and Newcastle Community Arts Centre Board at the time that NEAP continued. NEAP is now fully funded by fundraising and private sponsors. Newcastle Art Space is very grateful for continued support from local businesses who sponsor this important emerging artist prize for the local artist community and we welcome any new sponsors for this event.

This year, 2015, we are celebrating 15 years of the Newcastle Emerging Artist Prize.

2015 Judges

Braddon Snape, Artist and inaugural Newcastle Art Space committee

Anne McLaughlin, Learning & Audience Development Curator, Maitland Regional Art Gallery and NCAC Studio Artist

Sarah Johnson, Curator, Newcastle Art Gallery

2015 Sections and Prizes
OVERALL $2000

PAINTING $1000

WORKS ON PAPER $1000

SCULPTURE $1000

PHOTO-MEDIA $1000

TEXTILE $1000

PEOPLE’S CHOICE $200 Eckersley’s gift voucher

2015 NEWCASTLE EMERGING ARTIST PRIZE SPONSORS  

PRIZE MONEY
Newcastle Community Arts Centre
$2000 Port Waratah Coal Services
$1000 Paul Beath Dental Practice (Photo-media)

$500 Timeless Textiles Gallery (Textile)

$500 Lass O’ Gowrie

$100 Ann Sutherland (Textile)

$100 Gallery 139 (Textile)

Remaining prize money is sourced from Newcastle Art Space fundraising and entry prize money and Newcastle Community Arts Centre.

VOUCHERS

$100 Aaron Framed It

2 x $100 Saddingtons vouchers
$100 Nanshe jewellery voucher
2 x $100 Co-op Bookshop University of Newcastle vouchers
Milika Casey Massage Therapies 1hr massage
$50 Zig Zag Sewing Voucher
Readymade frame Kerrijon Framing

2015 NEWCASTLE EMERGING ARTIST PRIZE ADVERTISING SPONSOR  

Newcastle Herald


If your work is NOT on the Finalists list below, please collect it from the gallery on Sunday 13 September between 12 - 5pm. 

Past and Present

Newcastle Art Space - Gallery 1 & 2

20 August – 6 September 2015
Official Opening Friday 21st August at 6pm.

A number of past exhibitors present their work in the gallery space in 2015.  

Kerrie Coles, Kelly Barlin, Gina Ermer, Vicki Gerritsen, Natalie Engdahl, Mal Cannon, Kerri Shying, Dane Tobias, Grant Keene, Chris Byrnes, Lynette Bridge, Ahn Wells, Susan Ryman, Helen Dunkerley, Susan Porteous, Toni Amidy, Sharon Williams, Linda Swinfield, Barb Nanshe, Peter Lankas, Paul Murphy, Priya Joy, Leslie Duffin, Josh McGregor, Damien Slevin and Nicola Bolton.

Leading up to the Newcastle Emerging Artist Prize 2015, we step back into the past to acknowledge the incredible contributions made to support and maintain the Newcastle Art Space Gallery (NAS).

The inaugural committee was set up in April 2000 under the Gallery Director Kerrie Coles, with Braddon Snape, Shellie Snape, Helen Thomas, Steve Thomas, Lili-Anne Berg, Fiona Dewis and Danielle Palmer.

The names below indicate the participation of artists in the Gallery over the years (NEAP not included in this data) and identifies NAS as both a ‘starting point’ for the transition into professional arts practice and an opportunity for others to follow on into professional arts administration and management, all from the West End of Newcastle. 

Are you amongst the list of artists.  If I have accidentally missed you out, let me know, as I was expecting to type a sea of text but not expecting it to flow on so long....

First review in Weekender 20 October 2000

Nerida ACKLAND Sanaa AFRIKA Kelly AGNEW Brett ALEXANDER Yvette ALICE Kerry ALLEN Gavin ANDERSON Paul ANDREWS Dion ARCHIBALD Toni ARMIDY BALINESE ARTISTS Conor ASHLEIGH Melinda AVERY Jo BACK June BAILEY John BAILY Simone BAIRD Diana BAKER Doris BAKER-GORDON Kelly BARLIN Mark BARNES John BARNES John R BARNES Don   BARNETT Stephen BARRY Michael BATEMAN Wendy BATISTE Callan BEATTY Gregory BELL Robyn BELL Philippe BENEDETTTI Lili-Ann BERG Donna BIELESKI Warwick BITE Shirley BJORNSSON Errol BLACK Kim BLUNT Nicola BOLTON Maureen BONOMINI Gary BOOTE Eddie BOTHA Gisela BOUDJEMA Sally BOURKE Darryl BOWES Susan BOWRING-MILLER Peter BOYLE Kate BRADY Dallas BRAY Carley BRETT Kim BRIDGLAND Warwick BRIGHT Lynne BRITTEN Michelle BRODIE Caelli Jo BROOKER Don BROOKER Ashley BROWN Chris BROWN Jo BRUDERLIN Christine BRUDERLIN Alicia BUCK June BUCKLEY Kennethe BULL Jessica BURGMANN Gail BURROWS Lauren BURROWS Sallyann BURTON David BUTTLER Debra BYRNE Chris BYRNES Roberta CALLANDER Barbara CALLCOTT Shirley CAMERON-ROBERTS Joe CAMPBELL Malcolm CANNON Chris CAPPER Tom CARMENT Annette CARROL Robyn CARROLL Janey CARTER Damien CASTALDI Donna CAVNAUGH Abbey CECIL Melissah CHALKER Cheridan CHARD Melissa CHERRY Jan CLARK Ilena CLARKE Lynsay CLEARY Rob CLEWORTH Tara CLINTON-MCHARG Joyce CLULOW Sarah COCKROFT Holly COLEMAN Sarah COLEMAN Kerrie COLES Gabrielle COLLINS Chrissy COPE Muriel COREY Shelley CORNISH Neville COTTEE Soozie COUMBE Angela COWAN Roger CRAIG Emma-Lee CRANE Margaret CREIGHTON Tracy CRISP Catherine CROLL Kate CROLL Jane CULTHORPE Maureen CUMMING Bree CUNNINGHAM Brian DAFFERN Joanna DARBY Simone DARCY Alison DATE Carley DAVIDSON-PAWLICA Amanda DAVIES Daphne DAVIES-SMART Neale DAVY Sue DAWES Joan DAWSON Pierre DE BERRI Nadia DE CEGLIE Clare DE MAYO Ross DEAMER Breony DELFORCE Loretta DE-LORE Carmen DELPRAT Leigh DENNIS Daphenie DENNIS Andy DEVINE Fiona DEWIS Ryan DIGNEY Diane DIROU Nadia DJORDJEVIC Callum  DOCHERTY Steven DODDS Brian DOHERTY Joe DONKIN Sally DOONER Jan DOWNES James DRINKWATER Leslie DUFFIN Margo DUGAN Margo DUGGAN Rachael DUGGAN Helen DUNKERLEY Penny DUNSTAN Dean EDMONDS Louise EKETONE Ros ELKIN Mark ELLIOT-RANKIN Clare ELLIOTT Gian ELMAR TRIPUTRA Collette EMBE Natalie ENGADAHL Susana ENRIQUEZ Mario ERMER Shelly EVANS Lynne FABIAN Ben FAIRBAIRN Erin FALCONER Gianna FALLAVOLLITA Nola FARNHAM Yvonne FAULKNER Andrew FAULKNER Carla FELTHAM Margaret FERGUSSON James FERRY Paula FINN Andrew FINNIE Jennifer FINNIE Liz FIRTH Margaret FITZGERALD Melanie FLETCHER Lisa FLORIEN Nev FOSTER Elizabeth FRANCIS Todd FULLER Chris FUSSELL Frances FUSSELL Peter GARDINER Michael GARTH Tania GEALE Michelle GEARIN GERANT Vicki GERRITSEN Karen GILBERTSON Jae GILKINSON Denise GILL Rosemary GILL Robyn GILL Megan GILLARD  Kristy GIMBERT Vicki GLASGOW Eileen GLEESON Kristian GLYNN Isobel GOMEZ Wildred GOOLD Jackie GORRING Linsey GOSPER Sarah GOSS Naomi GOW Judy GREAVES Alison GREEN Daniel GREY Luke GREY Shahrzad GROENHOUT Myfanwy GULLIFER  Jessica HALL Warwick HALLINAN Vicki HAMILTON Tim HAMILTON David HAMPTON Ellie HANNON John HARCY  Varelle HARDY Aksara ARRIRAM Paul HARRIS David HARRISON Jeanne HARRISON Adam HARTREE  Patricia HARVEY Kathleen     HENDERSON Justin HENDERSON  Maggie HENSEL BROWN Lukos HEY Cherie HIGGINS Sue HILDER Amy HILL Melissa HINTON Colleen HOAD Roberta HODGSON Peter HOLBROOK Emma HOLLAND Drew HOLLAND Yasmin HOLM Trevor HORSNELL Len HORTON Bill HORTON Marlene HOUSTON Felicity HOWARD Lochlan HOWARD Ellen HOWELL Mandy HOWLETT Kirsten HOYLAND Barbara HUBBARD Samuel    HUGHES Anita HUMPHREYS Lesley INSTONE Pamela IRELAND Tom IRELAND Ainslee IVIN-SMITH Dee JACKSON Lynden JACOBI Curran JAMES Wendy JAMES JJ            JANNU David JARRETT Laura JEFFERSON Catherine JONES Rachel JONES Charles JORDAN Lee JORDON Kira JOVANOVSKI Priya JOY Marella K Corey KAMINSKI Christian KAUTER Dominic KAVANAGH Emily KAVANAGH Catherine KAVANAGH DI GRAVIO Limerick KAYE Tom KEARNEY Grant KEENE Annie KELLY Jenny KELLY Keiran KEMP Tamara KENNEALLY Ben KENNING Trish KING Roland KIRKBY Anna KLING Sarah KNGHTS Peter KORO Marea KOZACZYNSKI-MCCAIG S* LA ROVERE Michael LANGENEGGER Peter LANKAS Ross LAURIE Helene LEANE Aileen LEE Julie LEE Joerg LEHMANN Sharna LEMAN Mike LENKOWSKI Laura LENOX Barry LESTER Dudley LEWIS Llawella LEWIS Megan LEWIS Dudley LEWIS Peter LEWIS Faye LINDSAY Bethany LINZ Ruth LIOU Andrew LLOYD Lucy LONERGAN Matt LONGWORTH Jenny LOSS Eddy LOU Patricia   LUBINSKI Shelagh LUMMIS Carol M LUMSDEN Tini LYLE  Annette LYNCH Karen MA Wayne MACARTNEY Andy MACDONALD Peter MACKIE Simone MADIGAN Paul MAHER Jessica MAIDEN Scott MAIR Judy MALONE Ash MANNEY Sidy MANUEL Jenny MARTIN Helen MARTIN Hollie MARTIN Sarah MATTHEWS Alexandra MAXWELL Ari MAYGER Claire Mc DONNELL Janet Mc KENNY Syd Mc MURRAY Jade MCALLISTER David MCBRIDE Len MCCARTHY Wayne MCCARTNEY Tamara MCCORMACK Jacquie MCCOY Gina MCDONALD Penny MCDONALD Lindsay MCDONALD Maxine McDOWALL Roger MCFARLANE Dean MCGILL Josh MCGREGOR Ally MCGREVY Carolyn  MCKAY Anne MCLAUGHLIN Dave MCMURRAY Hayley MCMURRAY Barbara McNAMARA Robyn  McPHERSON Diana MIDDLEBY Rachel MILNE Merrilyn MINTER Dylan MITCHELL Tania MITCHELL Sophie MONTGOMERY Misha MOON Esme MOORE John MORONEY Don MORRIS John MORRIS Heather MORRIS-PRYOR Wendy MORTIMER Sue MUDGE Margaret MUIR Rudy MULDER Jennifer MULDOON Rita MURDOCCA Annemarie  MURLAND James MURPHY Frank MURRI Barbara NANSHE Vivienne NELSON Dan NELSON David NEW Maree NICHOLS Bridgett NIELSEN Ellen NORMOYLE Robyn  NUNAN Sherryl OAKEY John O'BRIEN Paul O'BRIEN Ell O'CONNOR Fay OLDHAM Kathleen Tara O'MALLEY Ken O'REGAN Jill ORR Joanna O'TOOLE Jan OWEN Danielle PALMER Laraine PALMER Sarah PANKHURST Johanne PARENT Lois PARISH-EVANS Alana PARKER Louky PARKES John PARKES Christina PARNELL Olivia PARSONAGE Lyndall PASCOE Alison PATEMAN Graham PAULEY Trudy PAWLIK Wendy PEACOCK Rebecca PEAK Danny PELERAITIS Jan PENGILLEY Perdita PHILLIPS Cin PICTON-BARNES Christine PIKE Sheryl PILZ Maureen PIPER Angela POOLE WILEY Susan PORTEOUS Sarah POST Roslyn POTTER Lauren POTTS Eric POULTER Samantha POWELL Liam POWER Jeni   PRICKETT Ardel PROUT Taryn RAFFAN Michael RANDALL Rebecca RATH Rachael RAWSON Margaret RAYNER Zan RAYNOR-GRAY Margaret RAYNOR-GRAY Peter READ Amanda REEVES Peter REID Suzanne REID Natalie REID Haylee RENEE Brendon REYNOLDS Rae RICHARDS Lynne RICHARDSON Mahfuza RIJAT Anjie RIVERO Fiona ROBBIE Brian ROBERTS Emily ROBERTS Karen ROBINSON-SMITH Sean ROCHE Peter RONNE Bruce  ROXBURGH Nathan RUDEL Susan RYMAN Prue SAILOR Rindi SALOMON Veritas SAN CLEMENTE COMMUNITY Malcolm SANDS Niomi SANDS Matthew SAXON Theresa SCHUBERT Robin SCORGIE Diane SCORSE Alf SCOTT Kath SELLEN Gillean SHAW Barbara SHEPHERD Natalie SHERRING Jenny SHIELD Andrew SHILLAM Livio SICIU Vicki SIENCZUK Meredith SIMMS Pam SINNOTT Christine SKORYK Damien SLEVIN Greg SLEVIN Ashlee SMEETH Bernadette SMITH Kris SMITH Catherine SMITH Daniel SMITH Sue SMITH Ian SMITH Jacky SMITH Neal SMITH Joy SMITH Alison SMITH Braddon SNAPE Shellie SNAPE Brendon SNELL Peter SPEIGHT Cameron SPENCE Alison SPENCER Emerald SPRINGS Julie SQUIRES Gail STAHMER Robyn STANTON John STARTIN Tam STEELE DALY Leah STEVENS Sue STEWART Neridah STOCKLEY Isabelle STRACHAN Catherine STRUTT Jennifer STRUTT Jay SULLIVAN Katherine SULLIVAN Brian SUTERS Ann SUTHERLAND Ewen SUTHERLAND Alexander SUTHERLAND Sandy SUTTON Anne SWANSON Linda SWINFIELD Pablo TAPIA Norma TAPPER Angela TARLINGTON Anne TAYLOR Helen THOMAS Steve THOMAS Meghan THOMAS Dawn THOMPSON Wayne THOMPSON Kaz THORPE Luke THURGATE Penny THWAITE Pauline TICKNER Darrell TICKNER Danielle TIEDEMAN Peter TILLEY Lezlie TILLEY Warrick TIMMINS Richard TIPPING Jasper TIPPING Jzhonnie TIPPING Renae TITCHMARSH Dane TOBIAS Matthew TOME Johanna TRAINOR Elizabeth TREADWELL Jessany TROTTER Michael TROY Eli TURIER Angie TURNER Mazie  TURNER Vanessa TURTON Grant VERCOE Jacky WACHTEL Beryl WAGNER Kelsie WALKER Naomi WALLER Bill WALLIN Gunnell WATKINS Kelly WATSON Bridie WATT Sophie WEBB Clare WEEKS Ahn WELLS Eric WERKHOVEN Robyn  WERKHOVEN Lauren WHARTON Hayley WHEATON Kelly WHITE Brayden WILKINSON John WILKS Heath WILLGOOSE Sharon WILLIAMS Patricia WILLIAMSZ Natasha WILLS Graham WILSON Rose WILSON Nipper WILSON Penny WILSON Laura WILSON Patricia WILSON-ADAMS Dorothy WISHNEY Eva WISPEREIT Teresa WOJNA-KENC Jim WOODBURY Joan WOODCOCK Ross WOODROW Ric WOODS Meredith WOOLNOUGH Fern YORK Rhianna YOUNG Gordon ZIEHNERT Julia ZIPPER

NAIDOC ARTISTS GROUP LIFESTYLE SOLUTIONS LEAPFROGABILITY SAMARITANS DRAWING IN THE CASTLE Carinya Centre TAFE ART COUNTS THE DRAWING ROOM ARTS IN RECOVERY POST IT NAS FUNDRAISER BOXES FUNDRAISER HEADSTART MATE MUSIC & DRAWING EVENTS SPRING SALON SHOWS LIFE DRAWING STUDENT SHOWS PODSPACE POPUP EVENT BOUNCEBACK OTHER FUNDRAISER SHOWS           

Chris Byrnes
NAS Committee