It is hard to know where to start this month! Matt Moffett is the presenter at our meeting next week. This Friday you can come see lots of work by our own members! Quite a week.

ART Newsletter November 2108

Member’s Art Show reception. Boston Avenue Methodist Church, 1301 S Boston Ave

Friday, November 16 from 6-8 pm. in the Foyer of the Great Hall.

Parking lots are North and West of the church.  

Enter the North entrances and the Bishop's Hall entrance. 

The 13th St. entrance is a handicapped entrance on the lower level is available.  

          There will be seating in the library.

           

Next meeting November 19, 2018. Our presenter will be the esteemed Matt Moffett.

Hardesty Library @ 6:30.

Cookies and treats for the meeting:

If you are an “Angel,” please remember that we need 3 dozen healthy snacks (nuts, dried fruits, grapes, cheese etc.) or cookies (muffins, brownies, pretzels etc.) for the meeting.  “Decorators” plan on arriving a little early (6:15), so we can set up the table for all our “Angels” and members.  Decorator will be Nanda Thompson. 

Karen St. Clair, Carol Wise and Linda Alred will bring healthy snacks and cookies.

 If you are a member in attendance at the meeting, please thank these ladies.

Another rare opportunity!!! Last chance to buy $5 raffle tickets for a graphite portrait painted by Karen St. Clair - 1 person/1 pet. Tickets sold for $5 a piece at September, October, November meeting. Drawing at November meeting in time for holiday gift giving.

$$$$It’s time to think about paying your dues…

 Yearly membership dues are from January through December and are $35.00. You can start paying your dues for the 2019 year now. In order to be included in our membership book dues must be paid by March 1. Deadline for updated contact info and photos is also March 1. See the following for more info.

For new members: Each year ART puts together a membership booklet in which photos and contact information is included. Please send a digital head shot photo to  Joey Frisillo at  jfrisillo@cimtel.net  for inclusion in our book. I can also accept a photo via text but make sure to identify yourself when sending to me at 918-724-4832. If needed, a physical photo may be sent to Joey Frisillo, 1187 Bayshore Dr, Sand Springs, OK 74063. It will be returned if requested.

For renewing members: If you would like to change photos or update your contact info, please send to Joey Frisillo at  jfrisillo@cimtel.net

The 2019 book goes to press in early March. Thank you.

Christmas Party at Bread and Butter. Saturday. December 15^th…details will be announced at the meeting J

There are 20 volunteers involved as officers or chairs for ART. Pats on the back to all!

 

The Deadline for the Artist Documentary Project has come and gone.

If you have not already applied, (if you have applied thru ART or TAG, ignore this)

it's not too late to be considered to be an Alternate Candidate for AlphaRhoTau.

An alternate will be asked to fill in if one of the subjects cannot fulfill the requirements of filming. 

Scheduling conflicts between the artists and filmmakers do occur. 

Because the students will be graded on this project, we need a back-up. 

There is an opening for one more.

Please consider applying as soon as possible.

Thank you

The Artists Documentary Project Application:
App due on Wed, Oct 17, 2018- DEADLINE PAST

ALTERNATE NEEDED

Selected Artists announced in Jan 2019
Filming of Artists in Feb & March of 2019
*Premiere Event 6pm, Tues April 23, 2019 at Hardesty Library
If you are interested in being considered as subject of a documentary short film, by members of the award winning Jenks High School Film Class led by the nationally recognized instructor Clifton Raphael please consider the following and then supply the necessary information by Oct 16th.

Copy and paste the following questions with your answers into email to:

clifton.raphael@jenksps.org

Or Print and fill in and snail mail to:

Clifton Raphael 11242 S. Locust Circle Jenks OK 74037

For all other inquires regarding Artist Documentary Project EMAIL: Lori Abrams Rauchwerger, Executive Director ofThe Artist Documentary Project

Requirements & Considerations

art2promote@gmail.com

IF you are member of both AlphaRhoTau Civic Art Assoc (A.R.T.) and Tulsa Artists Guild (TAG), you can only apply through One group; the choice is yours.

Only those who have not yet been a subject of the Project can apply. If you have already been featured, you Can recommend another member of A.R.T. by submitting their name via email to:
Subject line: Artist Doc Recommend Email: art2promote@gmail.com

Member in good standing

First, are you currently a member in Good Standing with your AlphaRhoTau yearly

membership dues Paid? Do you plan to be in AlphaRhoTau Civic Art Assoc. in 2019 ? If your answer is Yes proceed. IF not & you wish to be part of this project, pay the dues immediately to the Treasurer of AlphaRhoTau for the remainder of 2018, to qualify for consideration for 2019.

Also 2019 dues must be paid prior to filming. In Jan of 2019 the treasurer will be asked to verify that the candidates selected are members in good standing with AlphaRhoTau. Failure to have your dues paid will forfeit your chance.

Be Available The students will be graded on this project. You must accommodate their schedule. You must supply current contact information.
You must be available in the allotted times the students have scheduled for filming in February of 2019.

There cannot be any delays or an alternate Artist will be chosen.

   

*You will need to commit to attending the Premiere Tues, April 23, 2019

You would need to allow the student videographers into your homes and/or studios while you’re creating your art in whatever media you work with. You would then be interviewed—not while you’re working—either before or after they’ve filmed you working. What you say in the interviews would then be combined with shots of you working to create the finished artist video profiles. You would need to be flexible enough, to allow the student videographers to return if necessary for a follow-up shoot.

If you accept those terms, please provide the following info:

NAME: Contact Info

How long have your been member of AlphaRhoTau Civic Art Assoc.?

Can another member of AlphaRhoTau give a reference for you? If so, provide their name and contact info.

How do you create your art, thru painting, drawing, sculpting, photography, etc. Online sites where your Art can be viewed
Recent exhibits or awards

Questions:
1. What makes your Art and/or your journey to become an Artist unique from other artists?

2. What will you do with the video? Will you use it to promote your art, if so how?

3. What will this video mean to you?

Who else besides yourself would you like to see chosen for this Project? Please name a single AlphaRhoTau member in good standing. 

Lori Abrams Rauchwerger
Executive Director The Artist Documentary Project


http://dogsbylori.com/
"Partum Vel Intereo” -- “Create or Die"

Alpha Rho Tau General Meeting Minutes

October 15, 2018

President, Randy Oxley opened the meeting at 6:30p.m.

One new member was introduced as well as guests.

A motion was made by Sandi Wilhite and 2^nd by Charlotte Lough to approve the minutes from the September meeting, approved by all.

Thank you to the table decorator, Kay Holmes and the Cookie Angels:  Phyllis Ogilvie, Shelly DePriest, Randy Oxley and Becky Deed.

Charlene Pennington gave the treasurer report:  Beginning balance-$7643.93, Deposits-$235.00(Plein Air entry fees, Expenses-$474.47(Speaker and Plein Air supplies), Ending balance-$7404.46.  Scholarship Fund-$3067.00.  Members to date:  132

Plein Air Tulsa/Linda Dunbar announced that almost 50 artists have sign up for this years show.

Gary Cupp announced the slate of officers and committee chair persons to be presented for next year.

Todd Sparks announced that the deadline for the Boston Ave Show is tonight.  Drop off will be November 9^th from 8 to 10a.m., the reception will be held November 16^th from 6-8p.m. and pick up will be November 30^th from 8-10a.m.

Break

Karen St. Clair, Vice President introduced our guest speaker/artist Dale Martin,  he demonstrated a landscape in Pastels.  After the demo, Karen announced that our  presenter for November  will be Matt Moffett who is famous for pet portraits.

Tom Sowell won the 16X20 print from In Graphic Detail and Robert Freeman won the 2^nd prize.

If you would like to donate a painting for next month’s door prize, Ziegler’s will frame it at no cost.

The next general meeting will be November 19^th at 6:30p.m.

Meeting adjourned at 8:07p.m.

Respectfully submitted by Pat Rogers, secretary

ALPHA RHO TAU GENERAL MEETING MINUTES,

SEPTEMBER 17, 2018

Meeting called to order at 6:28 pm by Randy Oxley, presiding President.

Randy welcomed all attendees and asked for new members and guest. Norma Ewing introduced herself as a guest.

Randy thanked table decorator, Phyllis Snyder and Cookie Angels, Matt Smith, Richard Coones, Judy Bridwell, & Meredith Hoosier.

Announcements:

-Women Artists of the West (WAOW) exhibit will be at the Price Tower gallery, Bartlesville, 9/20-11/4. opening reception, Friday, September 21, 6-8. Free and open to public.  ART members Joey Frisillo, Lori Rauchwerger and Nancy Harkin have been juried into the exhibit along with several other Oklahoma artists.

-Holiday brunch to be held December 15, 2018, 11-1 at Bread & Butter, 51st Street, just east of Harvard.

-Currently exhibiting at Phillips Seminary, Sandy Wilhite and Karen Lamb, thru Oct.

-Currently exhibiting at Post Oak Lodge, Janie Crean, Jo Beth Force, Randy Oxley, thru mid Oct.

-Ken Brown has been juried into Small Works, Great Wonders at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in OKC, reception Nov 3, exhibit through Nov 25.

Randy called for a motion to approve minutes for August 20, 2018 general meeting as published via email. Janie Crean made motion, Karin Cermak seconded. passed unanimously.

Charlene Pennington, Treasurer, presented Treasurer’s report: beginning balance, $6,906.96; deposits, $504.00; expenses, $409.07; ending balance, $7,001.89.  Scholarship fund - $2,868.00. Currently 128 members. Report filed.

Lori Raucherger, Director of artists videos, reported on artists documentaries to be filmed by Jenks high school film class students, under supervision of Clifton Raphael, Director of the program. Videos will be share - three videos of TAG members, three videos of ART members. Premier showing of videos and voting for winners will take place April 23, 2019, 6-8 pm at Hardesty Library. Members in good standing are asked to submit an application when received, if interested, so selection process can begin soon. Filming will take place shortly after the first of 2019. Lori showed Alma Rankin’s three min video, filmed in 2016.

Linda Dunbar, Plein air Chair, reported on Plein air Tulsa, Painting the Osage, October 19-21, 2018.

Post Oak Lodge will be advertising a “Wet Paint Sale” on their website.  Open to the public on Sunday, Oct 21, 2-4, in Post Oak gallery.

A 60 second commercial for Plein air Tulsa will play on the RSU channel 80 times, Sept 15 - Oct 15, paid for by the Osage Travel and Tourism Board.  Linda played the commercial for attendees to see.

Matt Smith, Bargain Table Chair, announced that there will be a raffle for a graphite portrait painted by Karen St. Clair - 1 person/1 pet. Tickets sold for $5 a piece at September, October, November meeting. Drawing at November meeting in time for holiday gift giving.

Janie Crean, Advisor, announced a Fine Art Swap for October general meeting. Members asked to bring an original piece of work to the meeting. Numbers will be drawn and each person who brings art will be able to choose a piece from what is available.

Todd Sparks, Exhibits Chair, announced that tonight is the deadline to submit for Art in the Square at Utica. Held Saturday, October 6.  Annual, judged, members exhibit will be at Boston Avenue Methodist Church. Delivery date November 2, 10:00 am. Reception to be announced.

Beverly Forrester announced Broken Arrow Rose Festival 3 day event, Friday May 31-June 2nd. Partnering with “Chalk it Up” street artists. Booths available for individuals as well as groups.  Rose art contest will be held in the Broken Arrow Museum.

Art sharing - Matt Smith shared two Plein air pieces he has painted recently.

10 minute break

Karen St Clair, VP/Program Chair, introduced speaker Sharon Allred.  Topic”Art of Healing”. Sharon spoke about her art journey and the development of the “Art of Healing” Program at Hillcrest Hospital.  She showed many large and small pieces with different techniques, products and on different supports. 

Kaen St Clair, VP/Program Chair, announced presenter for October 15 general meeting will be Dale Martin, pastelist.

Randy announced door prizes - certificate for16x20 giclee from Dewey Douglas’ Ingraphic detail won by Jan Duke. Wolf print won by Judy Bridewell.

Two of Sharon Allred’s small pieces won by Debbie Haney & Elaine Cerveny.

Meeting adjourned at 8:10.

Respectfully submitted,

Charlotte Lough for Pat Rogers

Alpha Rho Tau

General Meeting Minutes

August 20, 2018

President, Randy Oxley called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m.

There were 3 new members present and no visitors.

A motion that the July minutes be approved, 1^st Kathy Soliday and 2^nd by Charlotte Lough, all approved and motion was passed.

Table decorator , Becky Foust and cookie angels Pam Proctor, Susan Hensel, Karin Cermak and Penny Leary were thanked by all!

Christmas Party will be December 15^th from 11am until 1pm at the Bread and Butter restaurant.

Announcements were made by Todd Sparks for upcoming shows including Botanical Gardens, Women Artists of the West,  Utica Square and Boston Ave Church.

Announcements for the volunteers for officers for the upcoming year were made.

A place for the June and July 2019 meetings is needed as the regular meeting place is not available.

Treasurers report/Charlene Pennington:  Beginning balance-$6841.96, deposits-$175.00, expenses-$334.86, ending balance-$6682.10.

Matt Smith asked for small works of art for door prizes.  Zieglers will frame them for you at no cost.

Beatrice Reeder donated lots of books for sale, please see Matt for more info!

Art sharing by Joey Frisillo and Lee Snapp

Linda Dunbar announced that A.R.T., Tulsa Plein Air will have a commercial on RSU channel beginning September 15^th and it will be shown 80 times.

Karen St. Clair introduced tonights guest, Dian Church, a sculptor from Tulsa, great presentation!

Speaker for September will be Sharon Allred.

The 16X20” Graphic Arts door prize was won by Sheila Parr and the landscape was won by Becky Foust.

The meeting was adjourned at 8:35p.m.

Respectfully submitted by Pat Rogers, secretary

A.R.T.           August Newsletter

Next meeting will be Monday, August 20 at 6:30 at Hardesty Library.

Our presenter will be Dian Church. She is a fine arts and mixed media painter. You can find some lovely examples of her work at www.dianchurch.com, the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition Website and also at TAG-TulsaArtistsGuild.com.

The “angels” for the August 20 meeting are:

             Decorator:   Rebecca Foust

             Cookie angels:   Pam Proctor, Susan Hensel, Penny Leary and Karin Cermak

General Reminder …

Entering any show?  Such as the upcoming Utica Square please include a check along with the entry forms.  Mail or deliver to the treasurer at a meeting. Entries cannot be accepted without a check. 

Pay Attention To The Deadlines of Entries. We have to be fair with All our members and follow the rules that go along with entering A.R.T. exhibits & shows. 

The slate for 2019 is complete! It is located at the end of the newsletter. Did you know it takes about 20 people to staff this wonderful organization? We have such a large cadre of volunteers... you will notice a few changes. Sincere thanks to those who are rotating off …

and those who are coming on board.

Plein Air Tulsa! Opportunity for a class: "Plein Air Painting with Acrylics" is a one day class that will be held September 15 at the Post Oak Lodge in Tulsa. This workshop will be conducted by nationally known artist and instructor, Charles Harrington who is also the judge for Alpha Rho Tau's Plein Air Tulsa! event this October.  Class is specifically designed to address painting outdoors with acrylic paints. Charles will share his techniques for working with this fast drying medium. He will demonstrate in the morning and work individually with students at their easels in the afternoon. Other mediums are welcome. Fee is $95.00.
Alpha Rho Tau members will be given the first opportunity to sign up for the class. Class size will be limited to 15. Further details and payment details will be given out to interested painters. Contact Joey Frisillo via email at jfrisillo@cimtel.net to reserve your spot.

Plein Air Tulsa! 2018~~Painting in the Osage~~October 19-21 

Complete information + application at the end of this newsletter.

Plein Air Tulsa! Painting in the Osage 2018 - We are still trying to raise money and are currently are $400 short of reaching our goal!  If you are interested in donating to this cause, we would really appreciate your help.  Make donations to Alpha Rho Tau, and please remember to put Plein Air Tulsa in the memo line of your check so we get credit for your generosity.  

Thank you to all the individual sponsors this year, Carla Hefley, Gary Buscombe, Carla Treadway, Susan Stanford, Linda Dunbar, Shelly DePriest, Jan McKay, Randy Oxley, Charlotte Lough, and Desiree Young.

Thank you to our wonderful Corporate Sponsors - Ziegler’s Art Supply, The Post Oak Lodge, Guerrilla Painter, Golden Paints, Cheap Joe’s Art Supply, Vasari Classic Artist Colors, M. Graham Paints, Rosemary Brush Co., Source Tek, Ampersand, FM Dynasty Brush Co, Gamblin Paint Co, Plein Air Magazine, and Windsor & Newton Paints.  

***A HUGE shout out to the team that is making this year’s Plein Air event happen, too!  It takes a village and that is an understatement!

Facebook Update - We have added an application for membership to Alpha Rho Tau on our Group Members Facebook Page.  If you know of someone who would like to join A.R.T you can now go to the FILES button soon the page and print out an application for them to join in.  Also, if you go to Plein Air Tulsa! Facebook group page, you can go to the FILES button there to find an application to join in the event Plein Air Tulsa!  So as always, you can contact Linda Dunbar at alpharhotau@cox.net if you need assistance.

September 21, 2018. I would like to invite Alpha Rho Tau to the upcoming 48th national exhibition of Women Artist of the West’s “Tallgrass Rendezvous.” This is the first time this show has been held in Oklahoma. There are 3 events of interest to artists and art lovers listed below that are free and open to the public. The exhibit will run through November 4, 2018.

Opening Reception:  Please join us on Friday, September 21 from 6 – 8 pm at the Price Tower Arts Center Gallery, 510 S Dewey Ave, Bartlesville, OK. Over 200 original art works created in all mediums and techniques including sculptures. Approximately 40 participating artists from all over the US will be present! More than $32,000 in awards will be announced.

Double Demo Friday, September 21^st, 2 – 4pm: Watch Heather Arenas (Florida) paint and Phyllis Mantik deQuevedo (Oklahoma City, OK) sculpt. Held at the Price Tower Annex.

Artist Demos: Saturday, September 22^nd, 8 am – 12 noon: Watch several WAOW artists from various states create while you enjoy! Also held at the Price Tower Annex.

Thank you in advance for spreading the word. Tahlequah artist Burneta Venosdel is the show Co-Chairwoman and exhibiting artist. Oklahoma artists are well represented in this show, some who you will know (Lori Abrams Rauchwerger, Nancy Harkins, Carlene Wallace, Terri Wagner, Helen Howerton, Velida Palmer,  Anne Spoon, Carolyn Mock, Pamela Winters, Jude Tolar,  Judy Osburn, Phyllis deQuevedo, Joan Frimberger and myself, Joey Frisillo)

See Facebook: Women Artists of the West for more details 

http://waow.org/

ART in the Square will be October 6^th. We will exhibit 80 pieces.

Members will also exhibit work at the   @ Boston Avenue.

          Details to follow on both of these opportunities.

Who says there is no such thing as a Free Lunch! The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute or (O.L.L.I.) is looking for an Art Teacher for the month of October. This person will teach Acrylics to a senior citizen class of about 12 students.  

It is hosted through the Bartlesville Art Assoc. and will be held @ the Central Center (near) 6th & Peoria.  The session consists of 4-Tuesdays from 10:00 to noon  (and all) supplies are provided by the art association.

This temporary position is volunteer (but you will) receive a free lunch & compensation for your mileage.  A teaching certificate or a box full of awards is not required - just the desire to show others how to have fun creating art!

Please consider helping others LEARN about painting - and various ways to be creative. It can be very rewarding.

Contact:  RuthAnn Sirbaugh (405)-744-5868

ruthann.sirbaugh@okstate.edu

                                                                                submitted by Debbie Finch

Exhibit about to close…Tulsa Botanic Garden. Mar 26, 2018 - Aug 26, 2018 @ 10:00 AM. This event occurs daily, every 1 day(s). The work of renowned artist Christopher Curtis will be featured at Tulsa Botanic Garden's first sculpture exhibit March 17 through August 26. Curtis works primarily in stone and he often incorporates sculptural welded

ART EXHIBIT: A.R.T Members work can be seen at Phillips Theological Seminary.

Those currently exhibiting fine art at the Phillips Seminary are: Karen Lamb and Sandi Willhite. Their exhibit of 15 pieces each will be shown through October.

The Art Gallery is inside the main Campus next to the Library.

The front desk receptionist will greet you and direct you to the Gallery.

You are invited to come enjoy the show.  Mon -Fri. 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM  

Phillips Theological Seminary is located at  901 N. Mingo Rd.  Tulsa, OK

Exhibits are changed Quarterly at this venue There is no fee to display your art here and no commission is taken on sales. Purchases are the sole responsibility of each artist. If you are interested in sharing your art at Phillips Seminary, please contact Todd Sparks (A.R.T. Exhibit Chair)

The Alpha Rho Christmas party will be Dec. 15 from 11am-1pm at Bread and Butter….  Thanks.  Becky Foust

Winners at the Woodie Guthrie exhibit include Sidney Johnson, Janet Metz, Karen StClair & Susan Hensel. Congratulations to each of you! THANKS to Todd Sparks & friends for working on this.

                                               
                                       2019  OFFICERS           
PRESIDENT                      RANDY OXLEY     
VICE PRESIDENT            KAREN ST. CLAIR

SECRETARY                    SUSAN STANFORD 
TREASURER                    PAM PROCTOR       

CHAIR PERSONS   

ART EXHIBITS                  TODD SPARKS     
BARGAIN TABLE             MATT SMITH     
CHEER                               KARIN CERMAK   
FACEBOOK                       LINDA DUNBAR   

HISTORIAN                       GARY W. CUPP   
HOSPITALITY                   BECKY FOUST/JUDY BRIDWELL
HOSTESS                          JAN HEFFNER        
MEMBERSHIP                  JOEY FRISILLO/JOBETH FORCE

NEWSLETTER                  LINDSAY PATTERSON       
TULSA PLEIN AIR            LINDA DUNBAR   
PUBLICITY/MEDIA           MATT SMITH     
SCHOLARSHIP                NANDA THOMPSON 
TELEPHONE                     PHYLLIS SNYDER 
WEB MANAGEMENT      SUSAN HENSEL   


         LIST ABOVE PREPARED BY GARY W. CUPP, NOMINATING COMMITTEE CHAIR

First Friday Art Crawl

Friday August 3, 6-9pm 

The Woody Guthrie Center is hosting a display themed 

"This Land" featuring artwork by members of Alpha Rho Tau.
This show was juried by The Woody Guthrie Center and the artwork will be judged and prizes awarded. 

First Friday Art Crawl is an excellent opportunity to freely enjoy the wonderful museums and galleries in downtown Tulsa while enjoying great food, drink and conversation with local artists.

Artwork will be available for purchase. Original art is a wonderful way to enhance your home or business and Tulsa is blessed with many talented Artists.

Alpha Rho Tau Philabrook Plein Air Paint Event

Alpha Rho Tau has partnered with Philbrook's  "Second Saturday Program" 

to paint the gardens in July.

The second Saturday of each month the Public is invited to visit

 Philbrook Museum for FREE. 

This Alpha Rho Tau event is a great opportunity for you to network with the public as they watch you create art.

You may bring your business cards.

All area Artists are invited to join us to paint and fellowship in this free event.

Each Artist must bring their own art supplies, etc. 

Artists must enter through the Garden Gates (on the north side). 

Philbrook Museum will provide bottled water and Gatorade for participating Artists to drink.

Restrooms are available.

All painting medias are welcome so long as Philbrook's, Guidelines for Artists is adhered to. 

This is a free event for the Public and all Artists.

PAINTING DAY AT PHILBROOK 

Saturday, July 14, 2018

8:00 am to 12 Noon.

2727 S. Rockford Ave.

Tulsa, OK

This is a Free Event in partnership with Philbrook's SECOND SATURDAY Program, so expect to meet a lot of people watching you paint and have a great time.
It's a great opportunity to network and share your art with others.

All Artists and art media are welcome! Please read the Philbrook Artists Guidelines for venue requirements.
Enter through the North-side Gardner's Gate.

PHILBROOK ARTISTS GUIDELINES
o There are two paths that lead directly to our Gardens for working artists. Our Guest Experience Team will help you with directions when you arrive.

o Please do not take media, easels, or tripods into or through the galleries. These items are tripping hazards so please be careful not to block foot traffic in the Gardens.

o Artists are not permitted to work on the Terrace.

o Artists using wet media must cover their work area with a drop cloth.

o There are works of art installed throughout our Gardens. Please do not touch or place any materials on the sculptures or the concrete bases around the sculptures.

o Easels, tripods, and stools are tripping hazards. Please do not block foot traffic.

o Please be courteous to other visitors and staff. If someone is impeding your view, please patiently wait for them to move away.

o Thinners, turpentine, mediums, etc. must be kept with lids tightened to prevent spills.

o If there is a spill, please notify a Philbrook staff member immediately for cleanup.

Clean-Up

o Please do not dispose of supplies, media, or any waste on Philbrook’s property.

o Do not rinse out water containers or clean brushes and other supplies in drinking fountains, water features, or restroom sinks on Philbrook’s property.

o Make sure you leave your work area clean and as you found it.

o Do not leave personal items or supplies unattended at any time. Philbrook is not responsible for lost or stolen property.