Take a Mentoring Survey, Win a Prize, Help PC
Win a $50 Amazon.com gift card and help Primary Colours earn a $1,000 grant by participating in this short survey about “mentoring”! Take survey now at http://imno.questionpro.com. It runs until the end of the month.
Primary Colours is partnering with Next Generation Consulting (NGC) and the International Mentoring Network Organization (IMNO) to learn what and who young professionals are looking for in a mentor.
NGC is a market research firm specializing in helping clients develop top young talent. IMNO is a nonprofit organization that makes professional mentoring available to everyone.
All survey respondents will be eligible to win a $50 Amazon.com gift card.
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Installation Nation Aftermath
Thank You!
A very big thank you to everyone who turned out for Installation Nation. We hope you all had a great time interacting with the artists and the installations. We really owe a lot to the following folks who helped make Installation Nation possible:
• The Efroymson Family Fund, a CICF fund, which provided artists with money to complete their vision- • Lockerbie Park & Meridian Arch, who donated the space
- • Mobile Mini for the shipping containers
- • Daniel Fahrner of Musical Family Tree for organizing the music
- • Our food vendors: Brad Gates Catering, A Taste of Philly, & The Amazing Potato Chip Company
- • Sun King Brewing Company for the great craft beer
- • Phoenix Fire Productions for the amazing light show
- • Young Audiences of Indiana for the cool scavenger hunt for kids
- • Dane Sauer, our event coordinator
- • Our event committee: Lendell Ervin, Carrie Hagans, Dominic Jannazzo, & Aaron Scamihorn
- • Liz Klopfer, our intern
- • Our wonderful volunteers: Will Bain, Tim Centers, Aimee Claton, Tom Coryell, Julie Ellison, Tammy Evans, Courtney Horstman, Mike Kenney, Mary Jane Moriarty, Dhyana Raynor, Jeff Sample, Matt Theobald, & Carrie Viehe
- • Our fundraising committee: Chelsea Ernsberger, Martha Gilchrist, Jeremy Hatch, & Colin Vaughan
- • And of course, our hard-working board: Shannan Spence (Pres.), Jim Clinger (VP), Jenny Skehan (Treas.), Natalie Ingle (Sec.), Brian Myers, Renee Harness, & Jennifer Hughes
Tell Us What You Think, Win a Prize
We need your help in making events like this better and telling grantors and sponsors who’s attending our shows. If you went to Installation Nation and have five minutes, click the link below to fill out our audience survey. We’ll draw one
winner from all completed surveys and give them a gift certificate to The Best Chocolate in Town. The survey ends on June 16 at 5 p.m.
Click here to take our survey.
The Buzz
Send your links to pix and vid that you took at Installation Nation to info@primarycolours.org, and we’ll post ‘em here.
- • IDADA – Dan Cooper video
- • FunCityFinder – Mark Cline’s story & pix
- • Indy Star – Mary Lee Pappas’ story
- • Metromix – Jim Walker’s column
- • Our Twitter event hashtag – #InstlNtn10
- • Our Facebook Event page
2nd Chance to Buy TOYS Art
Some of our TOYS artists are showing their pieces created for last week’s show at the Indypendent Holiday Art Sale on Friday, Dec. 11 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Indianapolis Artsgarden in Circle Center Mall.
Dan Thompson and Ryan Alvis will definitely be showcasing their pieces. William Denton Ray, who also painted up a cool skateboard for TOYS, will have more than 200 pieces for sale, which he calls “Whimsical Funk.”
Be sure to check it out. Local art for holiday presents…what a great idea!
Dan Thompson, pen & ink, “Must Have(s)”
Ryan Alvis, “After the Unwrapping,” Watercolor
Pasta Drive Nets 144 lbs.
It was a simple request. “When you’re coming out to our TOYS event, bring some dry pasta.” Well, you came through. Boy, did you come through!
You contributed 144 pounds of dry pasta for our friends at Second Helpings.
We’re fond of saying that “It’s about the art,” but this time of year, in these tough times, it’s about so much more. Your small gesture made a big difference.
Thank you.
People Really Do Win…
Just ask Alyssa Star, a grad student at IUPUI. She attended Art vs. Art, bought a painting, had a blast, and filled out our audience survey.
We randomly chose her out of all the completed surveys to win dinner for two at Brugge Brasserie in Broad Ripple.
Congratulations, Alyssa!
T-Shirt Mania
We sold a good amount of merch* at the Main Event, but we still have some Ts left. If you’d like to buy a shirt, contact Hugh Vandivier at hugh@primarycolours.org.
Check it out…
We have a limited amount of 2009 Art vs. Art shirts left for $15. They’re available in men’s M and women’s S, M, and L.
The ever-popular “Less TV More Art” shirts are almost sold out! You can get one of the few remaining (in men’s L only) for $15.
Don’t worry, we’ll definitely make more!
We have other t-shirts from previous shows on sale at the clearance price of $10!
* That’s merchandise for those of us newly familiar with event lingo.
Art vs. Art Recap
Whew! What a great show. If you were there, YOU were a part of deciding the winner. Now, YOU can help us make events like this even better.
Please take a few moments to fill out our survey, and you could win dinner for two at Brugge Brasserie in Broad Ripple.
The Survey is now closed.
Congratulations to Mab Graves (canvas #56), 2009 Art vs. Art Champion and winner of the $3,500 Butler Scion Grand Prize.
People Really Do Win…
Just ask Joe Merrick. Of all the completed audience surveys filled out from our Installation Nation event, Joe was randomly selected. He wins a $50 gift certificate to one of Indianapolis’ top restaurants, Euphoria, located on the south end of the Downtown Canal on the top floor of Buggs Temple.
Thanks to him and everyone who filled out a survey. Your feeback will help us make events like Installation Nation even better, and the demographic information you provided is crucial for garnering new sponsors, grants, and partnerships.
Installation Nation – Whadya Think?
Thanks to everyone who turned out for Installation Nation. We hope you all had a great time interacting with the artists and the installations.
We need your help in making events like this better and telling grantors and sponsors who’s attending our shows. If you went to Installation Nation and have five minutes, click the link below to fill out our audience survey. We’ll draw one winner from all completed surveys for dinner at Euphoria restaurant.
The survey is now closed. Thanks to those who participated. We’ll reveal the big winner shortly.
