OK so it looks like we're definitely doing the bake sale at CSB. I plan on being there as early in the morning as possible. I have to be at work at 1pm, so i need someone to be there to take over by 12pm. So i think those of you that want to contribute baked goods have 2 options, either meet with me monday night and i'll bring the goods to CSB in the morning ( if you want to do this, e-mail me and i'll give you my cell number), or you can meet me in the morning at CSB (I'll give a definite time when i know it). I don't think its too big of a deal if you can't be there at the crack of dawn, because i'll be bringing stuff that i made so it's not an empty table. I want to try to make this an all day event so we can sell all the baked goods and try to raise as much money as we can in one shot. if all else fails and we have goodies left over i can set up another table for the fallowing day (Wednesday 24th) when my class in 110/117 ends at 11:10am. Since i'm working until 10pm, how long the table is set out is up to the last person that can man the table. But so far people that have e-mailed me to volunteer are....
Ariana A. - Brownies
Sarah Ch. - cheesecake bars
Rice Krispie Treats
cupcakes
Lemon meringue pies (YAY!!)
Angela R. - undecided
Marie E. - undecided
Kathryn M.- undecided
Me - espresso cookies
Friday, March 12, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Bake Sale Status
So yea, i'm trying to get the Mason Gross Student government to sponsor us (just get us a table for $10) but i have yet to hear from the Pres. and I e-mailed Rebecca Daly who's in group 1. She got back to me and said that the e-board has to discuss it so who knows how long that will take. Rebecca recommended we just do CSB which i know is a smaller venue sort of speak, but i figure we'll do the CSB on the 23rd, because i have a feeling that since its thursday and i haven't herd from them yet, i probably wont hear from them until after the break so if they do get back to me, at whatever point we can decided then weather or not we even need to go to DCC or not. I've been waiting to hear from the MGSG which is why i haven't responded to those of you that e-mailed me. i will go through the e-mails later on today, hopefully, and post the list here and through the e-mail chain group thingy.
ttyl
ttyl
Thursday, February 18, 2010
The $10 from each of us
Hey Guys
just reminding you that there are quite a few of you that have yet to contribute $10. i have the envelope and will bring it to class, i will hope that those of you that didn't , and you know who you are, will contribute your $10 tomorrow. if you have a problem with shelling out the money by tomorrow, because i know this reminder is a little short notice, just let me know.
On a side note, i counted the money that was given so far and counted what was written on the envelope and someone wrote that they put in $10 and didn't. The amount in the envelope doesn't match the amount that should be in there according to who signed the envelope.
thanks
Jenna
just reminding you that there are quite a few of you that have yet to contribute $10. i have the envelope and will bring it to class, i will hope that those of you that didn't , and you know who you are, will contribute your $10 tomorrow. if you have a problem with shelling out the money by tomorrow, because i know this reminder is a little short notice, just let me know.
On a side note, i counted the money that was given so far and counted what was written on the envelope and someone wrote that they put in $10 and didn't. The amount in the envelope doesn't match the amount that should be in there according to who signed the envelope.
thanks
Jenna
Thursday, February 11, 2010
How to Write a Fundraising Letter
Hey guys, just trying to write the optimum letter for fundraising purposes. I think i suck at writing because i'm not satisfided with what i've writen so far. But most of what i need to write this letter we haven't figured out yet like...
- A name for the exhibition. in the letter our group has to be properly and formaly introduced and saying we're a bunch of senior collage students might not totally cut it.
- Exact figures, it would be better to say exactly how much we need and what exactly we need it for.
- When do we need the money buy and who do they make the check out to.
This letter has to convince them that giving us money is a good idea. we want to sell the exhibtion in a way. but we can't over do it of course.
so any suggestions feel free to make them.
- A name for the exhibition. in the letter our group has to be properly and formaly introduced and saying we're a bunch of senior collage students might not totally cut it.
- Exact figures, it would be better to say exactly how much we need and what exactly we need it for.
- When do we need the money buy and who do they make the check out to.
This letter has to convince them that giving us money is a good idea. we want to sell the exhibtion in a way. but we can't over do it of course.
so any suggestions feel free to make them.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Price Quotes for Targum ad
Hey guys, I just asked my boss for the price in printing an ad for the Targum. A quarter page black and white ad will cost us about $130-150.
By the way, a quarter page is either one of the following dimensions:
5.783 x 7 inches
9.75 x 4 inches
By the way, a quarter page is either one of the following dimensions:
5.783 x 7 inches
9.75 x 4 inches
Monday, February 8, 2010
Notes From Thesis (2/5/10)
Here is the list of deadlines, estimates and goals we all discussed on Friday:
Estimated Costs
Roughly $2,000 for Opening (food)
Roughly $1,000 for Publicity
$300 : about 500 color postcards
$100 : about 50 color posters
$600 : 25 page color catalog
Estimated Costs
Roughly $2,000 for Opening (food)
Roughly $1,000 for Publicity
$300 : about 500 color postcards
$100 : about 50 color posters
$600 : 25 page color catalog
Estimated raw space per person: 12 ft x 12 ft
For Friday:
The fundraising group agreed to have the template for a formal letter asking for donations for our thesis exhibition.
A minimum of $10.00 per person to contribute to our thesis fund.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Describe your work in a few sentences for publicity group
So I thought there was a post concerning this, and I know it is important for the publicity group to have some words from each of us ASAP about our work. I haven't found the post, so I'm starting a new one.
Everyone who gets onto this, add your comment and write a few sentences about your stuff so the publicity group can get started on the catalog.
By the way - How does publicity want to get photos/images of our stuff? I guess we would have to post individually and add an image into the post.
Here's mine:
From my first experience with clay, I was fascinated by it. This feeling has never left me. Clay makes me aware of its connection to human history, as well as the bond between humans and the earth. My vessels allude to my early interest in functional ceramics, while providing a vehicle for sculptural exploration. I welcome the challenges and unexpected surprises that come to me when working in clay. I appreciate its connection as a medium that is both ancient and contemporary. The longevity of ceramics merits respect.
Everyone who gets onto this, add your comment and write a few sentences about your stuff so the publicity group can get started on the catalog.
By the way - How does publicity want to get photos/images of our stuff? I guess we would have to post individually and add an image into the post.
Here's mine:
From my first experience with clay, I was fascinated by it. This feeling has never left me. Clay makes me aware of its connection to human history, as well as the bond between humans and the earth. My vessels allude to my early interest in functional ceramics, while providing a vehicle for sculptural exploration. I welcome the challenges and unexpected surprises that come to me when working in clay. I appreciate its connection as a medium that is both ancient and contemporary. The longevity of ceramics merits respect.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Potluck It
Hey.
So I think I should further explain how much cheaper the potluck idea would work. Here's the breakdown I've come up with:
There are roughly 40 of us. And we are estimating about 700 people to come to this event (that's the number we came up with in class today).
If each person cooks for 18 people we will have enough food.
We can decide on 5 items to make. Then have 5 groups of 8 make the dishes (meaning all the people in one group will make the same item).
As far as expenses are concerned, I am estimating about $20 a person which totals to $800.
So with $20 and an hour or two of your time, we could have simple homemade opening.
As far as suggestions for what to make:
Cookies
Brownies
Baked Ziti
Wraps
If any vegans, vegetarians have special dishes that are easy to make in bulk PLEASE let me know. I know nothing of the sort.
Let me know what you all think.
I don't think it should be shot down so quickly because it causes you to work a few more man hours. If everyone pulls their weight and gets it done, it could be really great.
ALSO: I'd add another $100-$150 for the little things: Utensils, Warmers (those little flame things under the food that needs to keep hot), Tray Holders, Napkins, Drinks. The first three items can be bought at Amazing Saves for pretty cheap, or even the dollar store. Napkins and Drinks could be bought by someone who has a costco/sam's membership card.
So all in all we are talking about $1,000 at the most for a fully prepared opening. Pretty cheap.
So I think I should further explain how much cheaper the potluck idea would work. Here's the breakdown I've come up with:
There are roughly 40 of us. And we are estimating about 700 people to come to this event (that's the number we came up with in class today).
If each person cooks for 18 people we will have enough food.
We can decide on 5 items to make. Then have 5 groups of 8 make the dishes (meaning all the people in one group will make the same item).
As far as expenses are concerned, I am estimating about $20 a person which totals to $800.
So with $20 and an hour or two of your time, we could have simple homemade opening.
As far as suggestions for what to make:
Cookies
Brownies
Baked Ziti
Wraps
If any vegans, vegetarians have special dishes that are easy to make in bulk PLEASE let me know. I know nothing of the sort.
Let me know what you all think.
I don't think it should be shot down so quickly because it causes you to work a few more man hours. If everyone pulls their weight and gets it done, it could be really great.
ALSO: I'd add another $100-$150 for the little things: Utensils, Warmers (those little flame things under the food that needs to keep hot), Tray Holders, Napkins, Drinks. The first three items can be bought at Amazing Saves for pretty cheap, or even the dollar store. Napkins and Drinks could be bought by someone who has a costco/sam's membership card.
So all in all we are talking about $1,000 at the most for a fully prepared opening. Pretty cheap.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Fund raising
hey Guys,
Just a reminder from last class. The Fund Raising committy has asked the whole group to contribute at least $10 by February 19th. If you have any problems please feel free to speak to me.
Thanks
Jenna
Just a reminder from last class. The Fund Raising committy has asked the whole group to contribute at least $10 by February 19th. If you have any problems please feel free to speak to me.
Thanks
Jenna
Friday, January 29, 2010
Naming the show:
Hey guys, I just started the BFA Thesis Exhibition Group 2 blog, I apologize for not posting the contact roster (I emailed it to all of you, Vinny and Kelly, I fixed the two typos in your information). It should be on the blog by the end of the weekend, as well adding everyone as a blog author (meaning we all will be able to post). On the right sidebar you'll find all the Exhibition Group segments. If there are any problems, concerns, questions, or any information I've missed, let me know. Hopefully this thing will be up and running soon.
Deadlines
In class this morning, the Publicity Group proposed deadlines for our show, they are as follows:
February 5: Reach a final decision for the name for the exhibition.
February 12: Poster proposals due.
February 19: Finalized design for the poster.
March 5: Short description of your work and one image for the exhibition catalog.
March 19: Finish catalog.
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