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3rd Annual Holiday Bash!

Whether you plan on being naughty or nice, this is the party you will not want to miss. Invite your friends, spouses, elves, girlfriends, boyfriends, coworkers and well, pretty much anyone over 21.

Location: 818
818 East Third St., Downtown Tulsa
Time: 7:00 pm
Members: FREE
Non-Members: $5
Light food & live music provided
Cash bar

ADCT Vodcasts: Jeff Kleinsmith

Art Directors Club of Tulsa Presents Jeff Kleinsmith
November 16, 2006
Ralph Cole Photography Studio

Jeff Kleinsmith is one of Seattle’s most prolific and innovative poster artists. An extremely avid music fan, Jeff spent a seemingly productive portion of his youth in Corvallis, OR, flipping through his record collection, listening to records, obsessing about posters and album covers.

He moved from The Rocket, a local music rag, to Sub Pop, where he works as their first and, as of yet, only in-house art director. In 2000, Patent Pending was formed as a creative outlet for producing and marketing silkscreen posters and freelance design work.

From Shtetl to the Sooner State: Celebrating Oklahoma’s Jewish History

November 5, 2006 – April 15, 2007
The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art’s Official Centennial Exhibit

An exhibition documenting the Jewish presence in Oklahoma from pre-statehood to present day featuring photographs, objects and artifacts from the Museum’s permanent collection as well as items and information from The Livingston Oklahoma Jewish Archive, The Jewish Genealogical Society of Tulsa , and other sources from around the state as well as from around the United States and the world. This vivid display focuses on Jewish communities in Europe from which the ancestors of the Jews in modern day Oklahoma immigrated, the various instances that brought Jewish people to Oklahoma as opposed to larger cities and states, the communication between the Old World and the New, and the lives the Jews made for themselves in the past one hundred years in the Sooner State .

Museum Hours: Weekdays 10am-5pm , Sundays 1-5pm Docent-led tours for groups of 10+ Free to members, teachers, uniformed services free. Included with Museum admission: Adults $5.50 Senior Adults $4.50 Students $3

2021 East 71 st Street South 918.492.1818 www.jewishmuseum.net

October 26th: Career Day in the Arts

Lecture at 4:45, reception to follow
University of Tulsa School of Art
Phillips Hall
2935 E. 5th St.

Speakers

Bill Ainsworth, Magneto Partnership
Ron Fleming, Hearthstone Studios
Tim Jessel, Illustrator, Tim Jessel Illustration
Sam Stanton, Steelehouse
Leslie Tharp, Fabricut
Scott Raffe, photos from The Zoppe Family Circus
Nathan Harmon, photos from Ireland trip 2004

Brought to you by: Oklahoma Alliance for Arts Education, University of Tulsa, Art Directors of Tulsa

Thursday, October 19th: Brian Gibb of Art Prostitute

In April of 2003 Brian Gibb and Mark Searcy co-founded Art Prostitute, the now internationally acclaimed quarterly art publication. Since its inception the project has expanded to include a gallery and a working art and design studio. In 2005, the publication took home back to back Gold Addys on both the regional and national level for its design, 4 issues have been featured in the Print Regional Design Annual and 3 gold medals were awarded at the DSVC Professional Show. The growing roster of clients include Vans, Scion, Academy Snowboards, Decade Clothing, Too Far Publishing, Fighting Records, Shampoo Salon and many more.

They occupy their free time with personal projects and their own fine art endeavors.

www.artprostitute.com

October 19, 2006
Tulsa Historical Society
2445 S Peoria Ave
Drinks 6:30 I Lecture 7:30
Members: Free l Students $10
Non-Members: $25

Brand Yourself Contest: Due Oct 13th

Place the tattoo included in the membership mailer somewhere on your body (PG-13 please) and photograph yourself. Be creative. All submissions will be entered into a drawing to win an iPod Nano.

Send your submissions (10MB or less) to info@artdirectorsoftulsa.org by the extended deadline of October 13th. We will draw the winner at the October 19th meeting (you don’t need to be present to win).

If you wish to be mailed a tattoo, please contact Jeremy at info@artdirectorsoftulsa.org

Rebecca Gelder: Works on Paper

Rebecca is a fine arts graduate of Oklahoma State University in Stillwater. Her art is based on her work in printmaking and photography. She currently works as a graphic designer in Tulsa. This is her first solo exhibition. All pieces will be in editions of fifteen and will be available for purchase through silent auction opening night. The show will run till Nov. 4th.

Friday, Oct. 6, 2006 7-10p

light food and drinks will be provided
Sponsored by: Kitchen & Cocktails
SELF Gallery 2012 E. 11th St., Tulsa
Regular Hours: Friday & Saturday 4-7 (or by appointment)
Questions?
918-231-8669