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	Scion x-CHANGE
	Art vs. Art 2010
	Thank You!

Upcoming Dates

Scion x-CHANGE Supporting Primary Colours

October 9-10, noon - 8

IDADA First Friday
November 5

TOYS 2010

Opening Night

December 3

Gallery 924 at the Arts Council

Call for Artists

IDADA 6th Annual Members Exhibition

Entry deadline Oct. 18

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Primary Colours is a 501(c)(3) organization devoted to integrating visual artists and the community to create a thriving environment for the arts. Find out more.

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We're always looking for art lovers to help run this great org. Drop us a line at info@primarycolours.org or call us at (317) 721-ARTS.

Scion x-CHANGE Supports Primary Colours

If you're out and about this weekend October 9-10 (and the weather's supposed to be beautiful), come join us! We'll be at Jimmy John's (845 Broad Ripple Ave. - map) from noon and 8 p.m. each day.

We're part of a nationwide Scion x-CHANGE Fall Tour. Scion's raising money for arts nonprofits across the country in a 30-city tour, and they chose us!

For every dollar you donate to Primary Colours through the end of the tour in November, Scion will match it. What a way to maximize your impact on the local arts community. You can donate online through our Facebook Cause page.

Talented local artist William Denton Ray, a Best in Show winner at our last Allotropy, will paint on a 36”x48” wood panel and selling his art.

Special thanks to Natalie Ingle and Julie Perry who already donated and doubled their gift!

Art vs. Art: BOFFO!

That's the word to describe our best Art vs. Art ever. We’re dying to share some astounding stats:

• 134 artists competed, which smashed last year’s record of 113.
• We awarded our largest Grand Prize, $4,000, to 2010 Champ Ryan Alvis.
• He boldly put his painting up for auction which sold at the highest bid ever made: $1,025!
• We sold 57 paintings, one shy of last year’s record.
• We sold more art than ever: $6,350!
• Sadly, five paintings met their demise through the Wheel of Death.

Did you go? Tell us what you thought and win a gift certificate to The Best Chocolate in Town. Hurry, the survey ends today at 5 p.m.

Didn't make it? Here's a recap.

Send us your links of pix and video you captured at the event, and you could win an Art vs. Art t-shirt!

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!

Art vs. Art combines great work from many people. We really owe a lot to the following folks who helped make this great event possible:

• The Indiana Arts Commission in addition to The Arts Council of Indianapolis and the City of Indianapolis
• Brian Short and Prizm Art Supply, which supplied all of the art supplies
• Eric Davis and Butler Scion for his loyal support
• Stevi Stoetz and the crew at Indianapolis City Market for graciously hosting a very successful Paint Day and Enzo Pizza for feeding our artists
• John Palmer for his crucial assistance with our voting website
• Matt Sommers and Constance Szerdy at MediumFusion for their amazing and selfless work putting together our videos
• Expo Design for printing the Wheel of Death
  Dane Sauer & Jeff Martin at Centerline Studio for building that ominous contraption
• Todd Robinson and Luna Music for selling our advance tickets
• Matt Schwegman and all the crew here at the Vogue for hosting us and making this such an exciting show
• Our media sponsors Dan McNeal at IMC, the folks at NUVO, Dodge Lile and My Old Kentucky Blog
• PRN Graphics for our cool t-shirts
• Hot Box Pizza who ran a promotion the day of the show
• Indiana Ticket Company who supplied the tickets, of course
• Bruce & Scott Westphal at The Great Frame Up
• New sponsors Angie’s List, Joe’s Cycles, and Green 3
• Ted & Shannan Miller at Brugge Brasserie for hosting a great Primer party
• Jimmy Pruitt and Groove Truck Productions, Mike Wiltrout,

  Andy & Annie Skinner (A Squared Industries), & the Zero Boys for bringing it!

• Our rockin' event committee: Carrie Hagans, Dominic Jannazzo, & Aaron Scamihorn
• Our wonderful volunteers: Lynn Anglin, Will Bain, Janine Betsey, Katy Brett, Monica Clander, Tom Coryell, Marie U. Desert, Heather Goldsmith, Chris Harrel, Kirsten (Kiki) Hill, Deb Hirt, Susanna Hoone, Mike Kenny, Steve Mills, Naomi Spier, Nora Spitznogle, Alyssa Starr, Stevi Stoesz, Darren Strecker, & Phil Velikan
• Our fundraising committee: Chelsea Ernsberger, 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

Primary Colours
212 West 10th Street, Suite A.380, Indianapolis, IN 46202

(317) 721-ARTS