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Wednesday, November 15, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon 31 Call for artists issued by FOSL By Sue Stafford Correspondent Sisters Country artists are invited to submit their original artwork on Saturday, January 6 for display in the Friends of the Sisters Library 13th Annual Art Exhibit, which runs Wednesday, January 10 through February 23, 2018. Artwork will be accepted at the Sisters Library community room from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Invitations with all the details have been emailed to artists and can also be picked up at the information desk at the Sisters Library. Artists may submit two pieces of wall-hung art and five pieces of other art forms that have not been exhibited in the Annual Art Exhibit in the past three years. More than that cannot be accepted due to limited space. Secured wire hangers are required on all artwork that will be hung; no saw-tooth hangers. Wall-hung art can- not exceed 30 inches by 40 inches unless space permits. Quilts and other fiber art must have a rod sleeve secured on the back for hanging. Larger quilts to be hung on the rafters cannot exceed 84 inches wide by 75 inches long. Ceramics, sculpture and jewelry will be displayed in the locked cases in the lobby. If the artwork is too large for the case, it will be dis- played on a shelf or table in the library. All artwork must be identified with labels on either the back or the bottom of the piece. Artists are also asked to bring a one-page biography that includes artist’s name, description of the submitted work, and contact informa- tion, which will go in a note- book accompanying the show. All art pieces submitted must be approved by the FOSL Art NuggetNews.com is your online source for Breaking News • Classifieds Weather • Road Reports CUSTOM HOMES • RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PROJECTS John P. Pierce Committee and remain for the entire show. Artists will be asked to sign the library’s art exhibit agreement and to state the value of the work for insurance purposes. The Deschutes Public Library System will insure the art- work during the period it is in the library building. The Friends of the Sisters Library will receive a 10 per- cent commission from the art- ist for any artwork sold during the art exhibit, which is a fun- draiser for FOSL. The ever-popular pub- lic reception at the library is slated for Friday, January 26, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with complimentary hors d’oeuvres, beverages, and live music provided. The public will be able to meet the artists and vote for the three People’s Choice Awards, which will be presented that evening. Voting for the awards will take place January 10-26 at the library. Home Ownership Brings Quality of Life If you are currently renting a home, come by and see us. 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