Four bands from the TuneSmith Academy will perform 30 minute sets.

TuneSmith Academy is a teaching school for musicians to participate in a band.

Music of all genres.

Admission by donation. Donations go to the band. Cash bar available.

1981, directed by Peter Weir, starring Mel Gibson

No admission fee. Cash bar available.

ArtStart Presents…

Great Movies of the Great War
This year marks the 100th anniversary of America’s entry into World War I, the worst apocalypse the world has ever known. To help remember The Forgotten War, ArtStart will host a fall film series showing movie masterpieces of World War I from some of the most celebrated directors and artists of the 20th Century. These films lack the graphic violence of modern movies but are all the more powerful because of it. Instead, they focus on the human toll of the conflict, both physical and spiritual, by looking at the war from the soldier’s point of view. These films will take you back to this forgotten time, to what the world thought was The War to End All Wars, and awaken you to the realities of modern warfare.

Live Music, Food, Dance Contests, Cash Bar

Tickets are $12.50 online, $15 at the door, Kids 12 and under are free

1969, directed by Richard Attenborough, starring Maggie Smith, featuring Laurence Oliver and Vanessa Redgrave

No admission fee. Cash bar available.

ArtStart Presents…

Great Movies of the Great War
This year marks the 100th anniversary of America’s entry into World War I, the worst apocalypse the world has ever known. To help remember The Forgotten War, ArtStart will host a fall film series showing movie masterpieces of World War I from some of the most celebrated directors and artists of the 20th Century. These films lack the graphic violence of modern movies but are all the more powerful because of it. Instead, they focus on the human toll of the conflict, both physical and spiritual, by looking at the war from the soldier’s point of view. These films will take you back to this forgotten time, to what the world thought was The War to End All Wars, and awaken you to the realities of modern warfare.

Johnny Got His Gun is a 1971 American drama anti-war film written and directed by Dalton Trumbo and starring Timothy Bottoms, Kathy Fields, Marsha Hunt, Jason Robards, Donald Sutherland and Diane Varsi. It was based on the novel of the same name by Trumbo, and features an uncredited writing collaboration by Luis Buñuel.

No admission fee. Cash bar available.

ArtStart Presents…

Great Movies of the Great War
This year marks the 100th anniversary of America’s entry into World War I, the worst apocalypse the world has ever known. To help remember The Forgotten War, ArtStart will host a fall film series showing movie masterpieces of World War I from some of the most celebrated directors and artists of the 20th Century. These films lack the graphic violence of modern movies but are all the more powerful because of it. Instead, they focus on the human toll of the conflict, both physical and spiritual, by looking at the war from the soldier’s point of view. These films will take you back to this forgotten time, to what the world thought was The War to End All Wars, and awaken you to the realities of modern warfare.

2006, Writen and Directed by Christian Carion.

Featuring Diane Kruger, Benno Furmann, Guillaume Canet, Dany Boon, Gary Lewis, Bernard Le Coq, Daniel Bruhl, and Alex Ferns.

No admission fee. Cash bar available.

ArtStart Presents…

Great Movies of the Great War
This year marks the 100th anniversary of America’s entry into World War I, the worst apocalypse the world has ever known. To help remember The Forgotten War, ArtStart will host a fall film series showing movie masterpieces of World War I from some of the most celebrated directors and artists of the 20th Century. These films lack the graphic violence of modern movies but are all the more powerful because of it. Instead, they focus on the human toll of the conflict, both physical and spiritual, by looking at the war from the soldier’s point of view. These films will take you back to this forgotten time, to what the world thought was The War to End All Wars, and awaken you to the realities of modern warfare.

A family friendly event to celebrate the childrens’ art from TGIArtFridays exhibited in our classroom. Food, fun, and activities for the whole family.

ENTRY RULES:

MEDIUM & THEME
Work in any medium that can be easily wall-mounted.

SIZE
Any size up to 24” x 48” ready to be wall-mounted.

ORIGINALITY
All entries must be original work.

NUMBER OF ENTRIES
Artists may submit one original work.

HANGING YOUR WORK 
ArtStart will hang your work as long as it is ready to be wall-mounted.

ARTWORK LABELS
When dropping off work, please write: Artist’s Name, Title of Work and medium on the ART LABELS list.

REVIEW TEAM
The Review Team will inspect submissions for adherence to these rules. Inclusion is at the sole discretion of the team.

STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY
All entries are left at ArtStart at the owner’s risk. Although precautions are taken, ArtStart is not responsible for damage or theft. Submission of work to any exhibition constitutes agreement by the artist to provisions here set forth.

MEDIA/PUBLICITY
Any exhibiting artist consents to the use of his/her name and the artist’s image(s) for purposes of promotion and advertisement by ArtStart. The artist waives any claim, including any claim for invasion of the right of privacy of copyright.

ART DROP OFF
All entries MUST be dropped off at ArtStart (68 S. Stevens St. across from McDonald’s): THURS, FRI, SAT JANUARY 25, 26 OR 27, 2018 BETWEEN 11:00 AM AND 4:30PM. When dropping off work, please write down Artist’s Name, Title of Work and Medium.

ART PICK UP
All artwork MUST be picked up at the end of the Closing Reception (Sat., February 10, 2018, after 7pm) OR Tues Feb 13 through Sat Feb 17, 11am-4pm. We will not be able to store artwork after March 31. Artwork at ArtStart after March 31 will be considered a donation to ArtStart’s Second Chance Art Sale.
If you need to make other arrangement for pick-up please advise ArtStart staff when dropping off work. Thank you.

Exhibition Dates: February 1 – 10, 2018
Gallery Open Thu-Sat: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Closing reception: Saturday, February 10, 2018, 5:00 – 7:00 pm

Photographs courtesy of the Biever familiy and part of the Exhibition: “Capturing the Packers: 75 Years of Biever Family Photographs” curated by Matt Foss, will be auctioned as a fundraiser for ArtStart Exhibitions.

The exhibition includes many famous photos: Pete Rozelle awarding the AFL-NFL World Champion Game trophy to Vince Lombardi; the moment Richard Rodgers catches the “Hail Mary” pass from Aaron Rodgers again the Lions; Bart Starr’s quarterback sneak to win the “Ice Bowl”; Jim Taylor scoring the first rushing touchdown in Super bowl history; Packer kicker Chester Marcol catching his own blocked kick before running it in for a touchdown; and the start of Ahman Green’s 98-yard touchdown run (the longest in packer history) and many more capturing moments in Packer history.

Auction Details:
4 – 6 p.m. 44 photos – silent auction
6 – 7 p.m. 8 photos – live auction
(2 photos will be kept for live auction at Gala Feb 23rd at Holiday Acres)
A Cash Bar is available, tailgate food, and more. No Admission fee.
Wear your Packer gear!

Exhibition Sponsor:    

Korean Film Series: Mother

February 1, 7 – 9 p.m. at ArtStart

Mother is a fascinating film that revolves around a young man accused of murder and his mother who runs a little shop selling herbs in their village.  “Mother” is a relentless parent who marches around the village doing detective work to uncover the real murderer. Directed by Boon Joon-ho who also directed the popular thriller “The Host”.

Cash bar and complimentary snacks. Admittance by donation.