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1 LAKES REGION ART ASSOCIATION EVENTS JULY Steps: Selling Your Artwork campaign you examine the results, make adjustments, and then launch your marketing plan. The key to a lot of this is learning how to locate and qualify interested buyers in a large universe of potential art consumers. Tom will discuss all of these points and more, in greater detail. Around the Lakes Current show at the LRAA Gallery at the Tanger Outlets, Tilton Wednesday 7/12/17 LRAA Board Meeting LRAA Gallery at Tanger 5:30 pm Monday 7/17/17 Members Meeting LRAA Art Gallery, Tanger Outlets, Tilton 7:00 pm Marketing is not an event, Tom says, but the sum of all you do and a continuous practice and effort Annual Members Show 8/4-9/10/17 Reception Thurs. 8/3/17 LRAA Gallery at the Tanger Outlets, Tilton SEE inside for more info. Wednesday 8/9/17 LRAA Board Meeting LRAA Gallery at Tanger 5:30 pm Monday 8/21/17 Members Meeting LRAA Gallery at Tanger Tilton, NH 7:00 pm The Lakes Region Art Association, founded in 1940, is a non-profit group providing education and support to over 90 local artists, both amateur and professional, in the Lakes Region. For more information: visit or stop by the LRAA Art Gallery LRAA Mailing Address & Gallery location: Lakes Region Art Association 120 Laconia Road, Suite 132, Tilton, NH Tom Hitchcock, Innovator and creative director of Hitchcock Productions will be the guest speaker for our upcoming July members meeting. Tom builds unique promotional campaigns that combine strategic creatives with database targeting methodologies to gain superior results. Tom will discuss Selling Your Artwork through an 8-step process. Starting with your artwork, which is your product, you want to find good qualifying customers to purchase your art. Then you develop a strategy, your marketing plan, which is dictated by your budget. After creating a test Join the Lakes Region Art Association s monthly meeting and social gathering, July 17th at 7pm at the LRAA Art Gallery, Tanger Outlets, Tilton, NH. The meeting is open to the public. Artists: Don t forget your Artist of the Month piece, please bring by 6:30. The 77 th Annual Member s Art Show August 4th - September 10th LRAA Art Gallery Tanger Outlets, Tilton, NH Look for more information inside this newsletter!

2 LRAA Board of Directors Officers of the Lakes Region Art Association President Jean Kennedy President Elect Gerri Harvey Treasurer Marlene Witham Recording Secretary Richard Hartman LRAA Committees Communications Newsletter & Webmaster Marilee Sundius Events & Shows BJ Eckardt & Vynnie Hale Finance BJ Eckardt Membership Christine Fogg Artist of the Month Judy Palfrey LRAA Gallery Education Gisela Langsten & Gerri Harvey Scholarship Judy Palfrey JULY 2017 PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Dear Members, We are gearing up for our Annual Show next month to be held for the first time in our very own gallery. I anticipate this show to be one of our biggest and best as the range of talent in our organization grows. Much work has gone into preparing for this event so I m hopeful all members eligible will enter at least one piece. There s still time for you to get out your paintbrushes and paint your very own masterpiece! July 17th is the deadline for entry and you will find the entry form in this Newsletter. Tom Hitchcock will be our presenter at the July members meeting in the gallery. His topic should be of interest to those of us who also want to market our talent. I look forward to seeing you there. Jean Kennedy Artist of the Month Front Row: Ruth Webb Sally Hibberd Melissa Dillier Tom Hitchkock Back Row: Jini Lambert Barbara McClintock Gerri Harvey Duane Hammond Marlene Witham, G. Edward Hudson The artists and the locations at which they will be showing their work until July 17th are: Ruth Webb showing at Northway Bank, Belknap Mall, Belmont; Sally Hibberd at the Franklin Savings Bank main office, Franklin; Melissa Dillier at the Northway Bank, Laconia; Tom Hitchkock at the Laconia Library; Jini Lambert at Bank of New Hampshire, Gilford; Barbara McClintock at the Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce, Laconia; Gerri Harvey at the Northway Bank, Tilton; Duane Hammond at the Meredith Village Savings Bank, Meredith; Marlene Witham at the Northway Bank, Meredith and G. Edward Hudson at the Franklin Savings Bank, Gilford DON T FORGET THE LRAA FRAMING GUIDLINES! (attached) The quality of Framing your wonderful artwork is JUST AS important as the artwork it s self!! Ongoing Artistic Opportunities Meredith Painters - Contact Vynnie Hale gallery@vynnart.com Thursday Sanbornton Painters Marlene Witham: mcwdnw@metrocast.net, Steve Ober: backdoorfarm@aol.com Friday s at the LRAA Art Gallery Located in the Tanger Outlets Open Studio - Painting & Drawing 10 am - noon. Artist Loft Wendy Wilson: wwilson@metrocast.net Mondays 9:30 to 12:30 The Art Room, Lakes Region Community College, Route 106, Laconia

3 Important Information about the LRAA 77th Annual Member s Art Show. Who can enter: Only LRAA members who s 2017 membership dues have been paid in full by May 31, 2017 are eligible to enter. Registration Deadline: A completed entry form and payment must be received (or postmarked) by Monday, July 17, Entry forms are available online at They will also be available at the June 19th and July 17th members meetings. Entry Fees: $15.00 per piece (2 max.) plus each entrant must Gallery sit a 4 hour shift. Art Rules: Art pieces must be newer than two years old, never previously entered in any judged show and are original and free of any copyright infringements. Framing Standards: All 2 D exhibition pieces must be framed, wired and ready to hang; no saw-tooth hangers allowed. Gallery wrapped canvases, 1 1/2 inch deep or above, do not need to be framed. (Attached to this newsletter) Art-drop off: Sunday, July 30th from 2:00 to 5:00pm at the LRAA Gallery. Early or late drop offs will not be accepted. Art Pickup: Sunday, Sept. 10th, from 1:00 to 5:00pm at the LRAA Gallery. Any work not picked up will be assessed a $5.00 a day late fee. Any art not picked up 30 days after the pick-up date will be put on sale at 50% off and any money raised will go to the LRAA Scholarship Fund. If not picked up 60 dates after the pick-up date, the art will be donated to a nonprofit. New this year: Entrants will not need to do a 4x6 piece of art. Also, no needs to bring food to the reception. (We have sponsors who have covered all the refreshments!) Gallery Happenings Dear Members, This is to let you know that the LRAA board has voted for a different management structure for the gallery. This decision was based upon the recommendations given by the ad hoc committee, chaired by Gerri Harvey, which was charged with getting input from gallery members and other LRAA members to identify ways the gallery could be improved and to form a long term vision for the gallery. The gallery will now be managed by two new committees: 1) The Participants Committee will be in charge of all the panels and oversee all policies and procedures related to them and oversee all gallery participants. This committee is chaired by Marlene Witham with Christine Fogg, Pat Anderson, Bev Shanley and Cindy Durkee assisting. 2) The Facilities Committee will take care of all the physical space excluding the panels. BJ Eckhardt, Jini Lambert, Scott Hayes and Pat Anderson will serve on this committee. There is still room on this committee if you are interested. I want to take this opportunity to thank the ad hoc committee for their work and to all those who assisted me with managing the gallery during these past few months. It is quite clear now that the gallery is a fundamental part of our organization. Jean V. Kennedy Our Prayers and Thoughts are with those who have passed LRAA Annual Member s Show Sponsor Update! The LRAA Events Committee is pleased to announce that sponsorships for the 77th Annual Member s Art show are coming in! We would like to thank the sponsors who have already signed up and encourage others that there is still time to show your support Sponsors as of June Presenting Sponsor: Bank of NH Reception Food and Wine Sponsors: Process Analysts, Larry Frates Creates, and S. Konjoion General Support and others: King of Klean, Kate Poole, Peter Dickson, Peter & Pauline Gianunzio, Stewart Dickson, Cadbury Woods Farm, Diane O Neil, Lori and Mark Borrin, MHFA, LLC, Phyllis Minor Meinke, Montana Framing Sponsorship sign-up form can be found on the LRAA website, and attached to this newsletter. Thank you. Christine Hodecker-George June 23, 2017 Anthony Tony Lancia June 17, 2017

4 to seashore to crystalline lakes in a show that s right at home among the sweeping vistas of this John Milton Hay homestead turned historic site and gardens. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, 456 Rte. 103A Newbury, NH. July Art Exhibit: Which Came First? NH League of NH Craftsmen July 1, July 31, 2017 Don t be a chicken, stop by the League of NH Craftsmen - Meredith Fine Craft Gallery for our chicken-lovers July 1st-31st exhibit, Which Came First?, a collection of work by various League artists focused on chickens. There will be chickens featured in wall art, fiber art, jewelry, wood, glass, stone, pottery and much more. Enjoy each artist s interpretation of styles and caricatures from different moments, personalities (like Pearl Pecksly, one of Jennifer Diggs infamous House Chickens ), and the loveable nature of our fowl feathered friends. and our Facebook page at SOME ART HAPPENINGS AROUND NH! Monet: Pathways to Impressionism The Currier Museum of Art, Manchester, NH Jul 1, 2017 to Nov 13, 2017 The days of having to drive to Boston to see multiple Monets are over (until November). In this can t-miss exhibition, the Currier s sole Monet, The Bridge at Bougival, is joined by three of his other works: La Pointe de la Hève at Low Tide (from the Kimbell Art Museum), Cap Martin and Charing Cross Bridge (both from the MFA Boston). Examined together, these four paintings trace the French master s path from young phenom to mature impressionist. Come see them while you can. Museum hours are Sunday, Monday and Wednesday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Beauty of New Hampshire The Fells May 27, 2017 to Jul 9, 2017 The natural beauty of The Fells collides with the artistic talents of New Hampshire s greatest creatives in this special display of state pride. New Hampshire Art Association members captured scenes from all our state s stunning landscapes from mountain Portrait Workshop by Teresa Spinner At VynnArt Gallery Tuesday, July 25 5:30-9:00 Fee: $50 For reservations please call (First 10 students) Call for Entries Arts and crafts enthusiasts will want to be in Meredith New Hampshire on Saturday and Sunday, August 26 th and 27 th as the Meredith Area Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with Meredith Village Savings Bank present the 38th Annual Lakes Region Fine Arts and Crafts Festival. This event, which will be held from 9 am 5pm both days, will transform the Main Street of the quaint lakeside village of Meredith as well as the upper parking lot of the Mill Falls Marketplace into an out door art gallery featuring the works of more than 80 painters, sculptors, jewelers, potters, photographers, and quilters. ATTACHED IS ENTRY INFORMATION. Stop by Concord Arts Market Show Saturday July 8th and 15th and visit with fellow artist Bev Shanley and Betty Mitchell! The Market includes space for tables and a tent and the requirement of a 10-3pm day outdoors showing our work, and hopefully selling our work, in Concord.

5 MEREDITH NH LEAGUE OF CRAFTSMEN: Interested in Traditional Photography? Make plans to attend this special 4-part event! Lecture Series:The Art of Photography Retold Join us for a journey to learn about the art behind the photography - from the cameras used to the photographers mindset of getting into the zone. All lectures will be held at the Meredith Community Center from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Each lecture is free and open to the public. GILMANTON OLD HOME DAY ART SHOW SATURDAY, AUGUST 19 th at the Smith Meeting House Dear Artist, The summer is here and that means many art shows and events for you to participate in. The Gilmanton Old Home Day will again have an Art Show as part of its celebration and we hope you will be able join us. The Art Show has grown with every year, in 2016 we had over 60 pieces with 30 artists in the show. There were over 200 visitors who viewed the work of our local talented artists during the 2016 show. The show is unique in that your art will be shown on the day of the show only, freeing you to move your art on to other venues. If you have taken part in the show in the past, join us again, first time participants always welcomed and please share the information with fellow artists. If you have any questions please contact me by or cell Hope to see you in August! Betty A, Mitchell, Committee Coordinator. REGISTRATION INFORMATION TO BE SENT SOON Upcoming Classes in July Thursday, July 6 - Glass Suncatcher Class with Lynn Haust Sunday, July 9 & 16 - Dichroic Glass Pendant Class with Lynn Haust Saturday, July 15 - More Zentangle Class with Maya Hardcastle Saturday, July 22 - Basket Weaving Class with Ray Lagasse Sunday, July 30 - Reed Woven Footstool Class with Jean Reed To sign-up for a class, give us a call at (603) An Exhibit to Celebrate the Life & Work of Albert D Quigley, May 5, 2017 to Sep 8, 2017 Through his art and music, Albert Duvall Quigley enriched the town of Nelson, New Hampshire, and the Monadnock Region in countless ways. The exhibit will be open: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The exhibits will also take place the first and third Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. For more information call (603) or visit hsccnh.org 21st Annual Vermont Art Event July 24th -28th at the Best Western Plus Windjammer Inn and Conference Center 1076 Williston Road, South Burlington, VT or Some GREAT Websites to check out: Great place to visit! Matisse in the Studio worth the trip to Boston By DJ Geribo A trip to the Boston MFA (Museum of Fine Arts for you New Hampshirites) is always an adventure, particularly when it takes almost two hours through traffic, construction tie-ups, and reroutes through East Boston s backstreets to get there. But it was all worth it to see the very special exhibit of Matisse in the Studio going on now through July 9, at the only museum in the states where it will be shown. A well-planned and unique exhibit, several of Matisse s paintings were displayed with treasures from around the world that he had collected over the years and that decorated his studio. The observer is able to see how each item on display played a prominent role in many of Matisse s paintings. One of the comments with the items mentioned how some of the draperies and carpets became the focus of the painting while the figures in the paintings played a secondary role. As always, the exhibit was a smorgasbord of creative inspiration that I would encourage everyone to take the time to see. As an extra bonus for me, my husband, Jim, bought me a hard cover copy of the book that accompanied the exhibit. Member s Meeting July 17th LRAA ART GALLERY Tanger Outlets, Tilton, NH Please wear your Membership Badge if you have it!

6 Presentation and Framing Guidelines for LRAA Shows LAKES REGION ART ASSOCIATION "Poor presentation can make great art look terrible All artwork should be presented in a simple, professional manner. Consider yourself a professional and treat your artwork with respect. Always use the best materials possible. Whenever possible use archival materials in making and presenting your artwork. Common materials such as paper, cardboard and tape contain acid that will cause gradual yellowing, fading and deterioration. By using archival materials, you can help preserve your art for future generations of art lovers to collect and enjoy. The finished presentation front, back, top and bottom - is part of the whole work. It should appear to be new and well crafted, not battered and shop worn or flimsy or fragile. Paintings, photographs, pastels, drawings, other similar two-dimensional pieces Art work for all LRAA Shows must be presented ready-to-hang with a wired back. Do not use saw-tooth hangers. They are not strong enough to support the weight of a frame safely. Do not use frames designed for tabletop use. Paintings must be clipped on sturdy to the back of the frame. Do not use nails as clips.

7 Choosing the Right Frame "The frame is just as important as the piece of art! Take the time to make it enhance your masterpiece." Frame molding varies greatly in style and quality. Avoid over powering the art with bright, bold, or busy framing materials that distract from it visually and look cheap or out-of-place. Some pieces are well suited to hand-carved gold frames; all other pieces look best in modest frame moldings with clean lines and black, neutral, or natural wood finishes. Do not use "snap on" frames, corner-clips with glass or frames designed for tabletop use. Proper Matting Photographs, watercolor and all two-dimensional work on paper should be matted and covered with clean glass. The frame should be backed with a dust cover and/or moisture barrier. Matting separates the art from the glass, but it also isolates it for better viewing. Mat size should be appropriate to the piece. A wide mat is better; it expands the work and makes it appear larger. Narrow boarders visually reduce the artwork and look cheap. A three to four-inch mat with an extra half-inch on the bottom gives a nice visual feel to a finished piece. Use the proper "non acid" or archival adhesives to attach artwork to the matting. Float-mounting the artwork over the mat, so that the edges are seen, is an option when an artwork has a deckle edge or is constructed with handmade paper. A spacer within the frame should be used to keep the art from touching the glass. A stretched canvas requires no glass because the canvas needs to breathe. The frame may be backed with a dust cover and/or moisture barrier, but this must be perforated to allow air to circulate. Large oils or acrylics on heavy-duty stretchers with a gallery wrap do not need to be framed. The canvas should be stapled on the back and the edge must be painted. How to Wire a Painting for Hanging Materials: Two eye screws of appropriate scale (When inserted, they should pierce the stretcher about one/half inch--enough to hold securely but not enough to weaken the stretcher). Use woven picture wire, enough to cross the width of the painting plus 6-8 inches with a strength sufficient to support at least twice the weight of the painting. Procedure: 1) Mark 2 points on the inside of the two side stretcher bars about 25% down from the top of the canvas. 2) Screw the eyes into the stretcher being careful not to apply pressure to the stretched area of the canvas. 3) Measure a piece of wire the width of the canvas plus 6-8 inches. 4) Thread the wire through the first screw twice then neatly wrap the remaining wire around itself. 5) Pull the wire across the back of the painting so it is not quite taut (allow about 1 inch of give), then repeat the threading process on the second side.

8 3-Day Dynamic Watercolor Workshop With Marjorie Glick marjorieglick.com Marjorie Glick, watercolor artist and instructor: My teaching style is relaxed, comprehensive and eclectic with an emphasis on using color expressively in either wet or transparent layers. I will assist students in further developing their own artistic voice. LRAA Workshop October 6, 7, 8 Limited Space REGISTER EARLY $325 for all 3 days Work on subjects of your own choosing at your own pace Learn the difference between looking and seeing Develop strategies for cohesive color mixing and layering saturated color Achieve vibrant, luminous color Create a conscious color chord for your paintings Explore advanced techniques to use the water part of watercolor to create depth, light and shadow Expand what you know through individual mentoring FOR MORE INFO OR TO REGISTER, WORKSHOPS@LRAA.ORG SUBJECT LINE GLICK

9 LAKES REGION ART ASSOCIATION The 77th Annual Member s Art Show ENTRY FORM Show Dates: Friday, Aug. 4 Sept. 10, 2017 Opening Reception: Thursday, Aug 3, 2017 Show Info/Prizes: The 77th Annual Member s Art Show will be held at the LRAA Gallery, at the Tanger Outlets 120 Laconia Road, Suite 132, Tilton, NH. The show is judged by three non-member art experts. All categories shall be judged regardless of the number of entrants. The number of prizes awarded in each category will be based on the judges discretion. Artists are only eligible to win one prize per category. Best of Show and 1st Place awards in each category will receive $100. People s Choice Award and 2nd and 3rd Place awards in each category will be awarded ribbons. Registration Deadline: This completed form and payment must be received (or postmarked) by Monday, July 17, Entry Form Submission: Make checks payable to: LRAA. Completed Entry Form along with payment can be mailed to: LRAA- Events, 120 Laconia Road, Suite 132, Tilton, NH Entry Fees/Eligibility: $15.00 per piece plus each entrant must Gallery sit a 4 hour shift. Only LRAA members who s 2017 membership dues have been paid by May 31, 2017 are eligible to enter. Rules: Each member may enter up to two pieces. These pieces must be newer than two years old, never previously entered in any judged show and are original and free of any copyright infringements. All 2 D exhibition pieces must be framed, wired and ready to hang; no saw- tooth hangers allowed. Gallery wrapped canvases, 1 1/2 inch deep or above, do not need to be framed. (See www. lraanh.org for complete framing guideline.) Artists receive the full price on their pieces sold less any credit card processing fees. LRAA hopes to accept all art but limitations may be made at thier discretion. Categories: Oil, Watercolor, Acrylic, Mixed Media, Drawing, Pastel/Oil Pastel, Sculpture, Print Making, Digital Graphic Art, and Photography /Digitally Enhanced Photography. Art Drop-Off Date: Sunday, July 30th from 2:00 to 5:00pm at the LRAA Gallery. Art Pickup Date: Sunday, Sept. 10th, from 1:00 to 5:00pm at the LRAA Gallery. Any work not picked up will be assessed a $5.00 a day late fee. Any art not picked up 30 days after the pick-up date will be put on sale at 50% off and any money raised will go to the LRAA Scholarship Fund. If not picked up 60 dates after the pick-up date, the art will be donated to a nonprofit. Questions: Call or BJ Eckardt, /walnut@metrocat.net or Vynnie Hale, /gallery@vynnart.com Artist Name: Address: City: ST Zip: Phone: Entries: This information MUST be complete to entry. (Please print) Art Piece #1: Art Piece #2: Title: Medium: Sized Framed: wide x Tall Price: Title: Medium: Sized Framed: wide x Tall Price: Total due: $15 for one piece. $30 for two pieces Cash Check Artist who wish to sell thier work will receive the full sale price on pieces sold less any credit card processing fees. Artists payments will be made by Nov. 1, The Lakes Region Art Association and its affiliated will not be responsible for any loss or damage to any work from any cause, regardless of fault. Unsold art must be picked up at the Gallery on art pick-up date. Any art unclaimed is subject to policies listed above. Agreed to by: Artist: Date: (Signature) Lakes Region Art Association, 120 Laconia Road, Suite 132, Tilton, NH 03276

10 Lakes Region Fine Arts & Crafts Festival ENTRY FORM PRINT THIS PAGE and please type or print clearly. Make checks payable to Meredith Area Chamber of Commerce and send with other application materials to: Meredith Area Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 732, Meredith NH ARTIST S NAME: Check if tenured: STUDIO OR BUSINESS NAME: ADDRESS: DAYTIME PHONE: WEB SITE: IMAGES: You are required to submit four images of your current work either as four JPEG images on a CD, minimum resolution 300dpi (use file names that number the images 1, 2, 3 and 4, along with artist's name; Ex: JudySmith1.jpg) OR four 8x10 photo prints, labeled #1-4 with artist's name. Number the images to correspond to the descriptions below: IMAGE GE...MEDIUM MEDIUM...AR ARTWORK SIZE (LxWxD) #1 #2 #3 #4 This application form is a commitment to display work produced solely by the artist applicant in the category in which accepted. Applicant hereby releases Meredith Area Chamber of Commerce, the Town of Meredith, and the Lakes Region Fine Arts and Crafts Festival committees and affiliates of and from all manner of actions, suits, damages, claims and demands whatsoever in law or equity, from any loss or damage to the undersigned s property while in the supervision or auspices of the Festival. No refunds are issued for cancellation. The Festival is held rain or shine. The Festival Committee reserves the right to make final interpretation of all rules. ARTIS TIST S T S SIGNATURE: DATE: Circle ONE category which best applies to your work: Painting Jewelry Leather Other (describe): Drawing Glass Metal Photography Paper Floral Clay Basketry Mixed media Wood Sculpture Fiber (including clothing) CHECKLIST: Completed application form 4 Images of your Artwork (8x10 prints or on a CD as JPEGs) Check for $15.00 (application fee) Check for $ (entry fee) Stamped self-addressed envelope for acceptance notice (images of art will not be returned)

11 LAKES REGION ART ASSOCIATION 77th Annual Member s Art Show The Lakes Region Art Association is proud to present its 77th Annual Member s Art Show to be held August 4th thru Sept. 10th at the LRAA Art Gallery at the Tanger Outlets in Tilton, NH. The show is the Association s largest exhibit featuring over 100 original works in oils, watercolors, pastels, acrylics, photography and more. The opening reception is planned for Thursday, August 3rd from 5:00 to 7:00pm Show Sponsorships We invite you to support the arts by becoming a sponsor of the LRAA Annual Member s Art Shows. Sponsorship funds help to cover the many expenses associated with a show, keeping entry fee costs for our local artists at a reasonable level. The Lakes Region Art Association, founded in 1940, is a non-profit organization providing education and support to local artists, both amateur and professional, in the Lakes Region. Opening Reception Sponsors - $250 Recognition as an Opening Reception Sponsor Name included in press releases about the reception Sponsor logo on signage at the Opening Reception/Show Invitation to the Opening Reception Recognized during the Reception presentation program.. Reception Food and Beverage Sponsors - $100 Recognition as a Reception Food and Beverage Sponsor Sponsor logo/name on signage at food and beverage tables Invitation to the Opening Reception Recognized during the Reception presentation program. General Support Sponsors - $30 Recognition as a General Supporter of LRAA Name listed on signage at the show Invitation to the Opening Reception For more information, please contact: Jackie Roy, Show Sponsorship Chair, jackieroy32@gmail.com BJ Eckardt, Events Co-chair, walnut@metrocast.net Vynnie Hale, Events Co-chair, gallery@vynnart.com To Sponsor: Please complete this card and mail it along with payment to: LRAA/Events 120 Laconia Road, Suite 132, Tilton, NH Yes! I/we would like to Sponsor the 2017 LRAA Annual Member s Art Show q q Opening Reception Sponsor - $250 Food and Beverage Sponsor - $100 General Support Sponsor - $30 Other Donation: Company/ Name: Mailing address: City: ST Zip q q Make checks payable to: Lakes Region Art Association Thank you. Contact Name: Telephone: How would you like to be listed on signage: