Works may also be delivered directly to the Gold Dome, February 28 & 29, between the hours of 10:00am-5:00pm. Check in at Bonavision Eye Care to have them let you into the gallery area. DO NOT leave works outside the gallery!

If you have any questions please contact Frances Williams:
frances.williams@piedmontschools.org
ricwpi@gmail.com

Jr YTIO Teacher Entry Form, 2012
Junior Young Talent In Oklahoma 2012
Jr YTIO 2012 Art Label Procedure

Other Helpful Forms

American Gothic

We set the date early enough so all of the colleges, universities, art institutes have time to view high school work, invite students to your school and even offer scholarships. You are in a place to help the students make that all important decision. The art department reps meet these young artists and give them important advice. Put this date on your calendar now and plan on making this a “must do”.
January 13, 2012 10:00 am – 2:30 pm OKCMoA 415 Couch Dr., Oklahoma City.

It is time to make your reservations for PORTFOLIO DAY. The art reps will be looking forward to seeing your students and their work on January 13, 2012, from 10:00 -2:30 at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art in downtown Oklahoma City. Please contact Jann Jeffrey, OAEA chairperson at j_jeffrey@yahoo.com or call at 405-607-0406.

Select your registration option and pay online through paypal. Fall Conference Active Member (includes lunch) $40.00 Non Member (includes lunch) $50.00 Student member (includes lunch) $20.00 Retired member (includes lunch) $20.00 Luncheon Attendee only $20.00

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Pre registration is closed. You can now download the onsite registration form and bring a copy with you or fill out a copy on site.

Friday September 16 and Saturday September 17, 2011
Sponsored by OAEA and the University of Oklahoma
AGENDA

FRIDAY
2:00 Begins Registration LOBBY- SOAAH- Fred Jones Art Center

2:00-5:00 Friday Afternoon Workshops

2:00-3:00 (one hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Time and the Moving Image
This is a survey of international video and film art from performance-based practices to multi-channel installations.
Presenter: Liz Rodda
All levels/lecture (maximum 20 participants)
RM. 205

2:00-3:00 (one hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: The Art of Heraldry
Explore coats of arms and their meanings and purposes in the Middle Ages. Design your own heraldic achievement and create an embossed metal shield.
Presenter: Donna Merkt
All levels/Hands on activity (maximum 20 participants)
RM. 306

2:00-4:00 (two hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Scanner as Camera: Digital Photograms.
Participants experiment with image making using flatbed scanners in the manner of digital photograms. Once images are created we make basic adjustments with computer software and print color digital photograms on Epson Luster paper.
Presenter: Cathleen Faubert
All levels/Hands-on activity
Fee: $12.00 (16 participants maximum)
RM. B-18

2:00-3:00 (one hour presentation)
SESSION TITLE: Audubon and Environmental Art
Mixed media project involving drawing from observation, construction and grid based on Audubon’s work will be presented with examples and lesson plans. Resources will be shared.
Presenter: Candice Schilz
Grades 5-8 /Demonstration/Lecture
RM. 421

2:00-3:00 (one hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Earth Friendly Friends
Turn trash into treasure with this fun, inexpensive, creative sculpture project that produces great results and helps recycle!
Presenter: Carla Wade
Level: Elem/Mid (lecture)
RM. 313

3:00-4:00
SESSION TITLE: How to judge art
Analyzing numerous famous paintings, professor Youritzin will discuss what constitutes great art. He has delivered this lecture at grade schools, universities, The Pentagon, and on national and international television.
Presenter: Victor Koshkin-Youritzin
All levels/lecture
RM. 203

3:00-4:00 (one hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Slab built container/mug
Simple handbuilt mugs/containers using texture templates on slabs. The foot is created by forming a tripod at the bottom of the cylinder. We will use a cone 6 claybody and glazes. I will also teach a couple of ways to create handles. Participants will take vessels home to fire. (Arrangements can be made for firing for participants that do not have access to a kiln.)
Presenter: Tanya Williams
RM. 109

3:00-4:00 (one hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Screening the Artist Filmmaker
An introduction to innovations by film and video artists who intended their work to be screened in a theatrical environment.
Presenter: Bernard Roddy
No fee required/Secondary level
RM. B-17

3:00-5:00 (two hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Screenprinting Made Simple
This workshop will cover photo-based screeprinting with an emphasis on practices that can be reproduced cheaply in the simplest of studio spaces.
Presenter: Curtis Jones
All levels
Fee: $25.00
RM. 301/321

SATURDAY

8:00-9:15 Registration – LOBBY SOAAH

9:15-10:00 Division Meetings
Elementary Chair – RM. 203
Middle Chair – RM. 103
Secondary Chair – RM. 205
Higher Ed. Chair – RM. 102
Adm./Supervision Chair – RM. 221
Retired Chair – RM. 110

10:00-10:45 Keynote Speaker – Molly Shi Ballroom, Oklahoma Memorial Union 3rd floor

10:45-11:45 Time with Vendors Molly Shi Ballroom, OMU 3rd floor
11:45-2:00 Luncheon/awards/door prizes (Triangle A&E) Molly Shi Ballroom, OMU 3rd floor

2:15-4:15 Saturday Afternoon Workshops
2:15-3:15 (one hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Art Careers. A discussion on the diversity of careers in the art field, beyond those known by the general public including but not limited to: Animation, Communication, Computer Art, Graphic Design, Functional Design, Interior Design, Fashion, Industrial Design, Publishing/Print/Blog, Education, Entertainment, Theatre, Fine Art, Galleries, Museums, Law Enforcement, Photography, and Research/Development. A discussion on how students and teachers can integrate art and connect art with other areas of study. I will have plenty of hand-outs for all participants. Presenter: Jacquelyn Knapp RM. 205
2:15-3:15 (one hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Fingerpainting in Art I I am going to show how I sequence drawing a pop can from observation into second semester fingerpainting the pop can. We will do a hands-on painting! Presenter: Shelley Self High School level/ limit to 20 participants Fee: $2.00 RM. 421

2:15-3:15 (one hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Polymer clay articulated doll.
Create a small polymer clay doll with movable body parts. The body parts will be attached with jump rings and beads after baking. Clay, paint, beads, jump rings will be provided for this workshop. Presenter: Sharon Von Schriltz All levels/max 25 participants Fee: $10.00 RM. 313
2:15-2:45 (half hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Wild Pouches for electric Media Devices
Electronic media devices are everywhere! Learn how to teach your students to use a disposable loom to make a woven pouch to store their cell phone or IPod
Presenter: Tina Vercelli
Middle/Secondary levels
Demonstration
RM. 306

2:45-3:15 (half hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Memorializing Monuments.
Using Printmaking to Study the Cultural Importance of Monuments.
Presenter: Tina Vercelli
Middle/Secondary Levels
Demonstration
RM. 306

SESSION TITLE: Comprehensive Art Education
Art education students from UCO will discuss the value of Comprehensive Art Education. Lesson and unit plans dealing with community and identity issues will be presented.
Presenter: Candice Schilz and UCO art education students
All levels
Demonstration/lecture
RM. 203

2:15-4:15 (two hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Digital Audio Mash Up
Using Apple GarageBand, we’ll create a pop music based digital audio collage using loops, samples, interviews/speeches/found voices and appropriated sounds. NO MUSICAL BACKGROUND REQUIRED! (participants may bring a jump drive to save their projects – 500mgs-1gb. Participants with a Mac laptop and GarageBand are welcome!
Presenter: Bob Dohrmann
Middle/Secondary level Max 10 participants.
RM. 317

2:15-4:15 (two hour workshop)

SESSION TITLE: Aluminum Casting for Sculpture
Participants will carve designs into vessel “bowl” molds and have them cast in aluminum by the OU sculpture program.
Presenter: Jonathan Hils
All levels/Hands-on
Fee: $25.00/ Max 10 participants
RM. 109

3:15-3:45 (half hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Go Zen…….Doodling
Need organization in your classroom? This is the solution; each student creates his or her own original portfolio for his or her artwork.
Presenter: Carla Wade
Middle/Secondary
Hands-on activity/ Max 20 participants
RM. 103

3:15-3:45 (half hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Blue Jeans Journal-Reflective Journaling. Use of mixed media on blue jeans emphasizing experimentation of materials & overall composition of altered blue jeans!
Presenter: Ruth Vesanen
Secondary level/Lecture
RM. 110

3:15-4:15 (one hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Soft Sculpture
Dynamic and fun sculptures made inexpensively from found fabric. Quick tutorial, hands-on demo, and powerpoint provided with fantastic student examples. Feel free to bring own fabric scraps.
Presenter: Jeff Beekman
Middle/Secondary Level/Hands- on activity
RM. 313
3:15-3:45 (one hour workshop)
SESSION TITLE: Native Arts of Oklahoma Teaching Native American Arts and Culture Presenter: Mary Jo Watson Secondary level/Lecture

4:15-5:00 AFTERGLOW (Lightwell Gallery-SOAAH, 2nd floor)
Refreshments will be served