RegisterYou will need to know your students' NYS Senator and Assembly Member before you register. Don’t know your Senator or Assembly Member? Go to: http://capwiz.com/artsusa/ny/directory/statedir.tt?state=NY&lvl=state Register Online NOW! Registration is now closed. 2012 Legislative Exhibit ResourcesReserve Your Space at the Reception
Exhibition Guidelines Printer-Friendly Version NYSATA Student Artwork Release Form List of Participating Teachers by School District Letter for Participating Teachers Letter for Participating Student Artists Legislative Exhibit 2012 Poster 8.5x11 Legislative Exhibit 2012 Poster 11x17 NEW! For LegislatorsLegislator Letter of Invitation LIST Previous Exhibits
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Legislative Exhibit
Announcing the 22nd Annual Legislative Student Art Exhibition All participants must register on-line on the NYSATA website: www.nysata.org. Payments may be made on-line by credit card or mailed in the form of a check or school purchase order (instructions on registration form receipt). Registrations with mailed payments will be considered complete when payment or PO is received. Eligibility: Open to all students of NYSATA members in grades K-12 Membership: Participating art educators must be members of NYSATA to register. Current members log-in to have access. Join or Renew Online NOW! Submissions: Please limit submission to two (2) works per school per teacher. Works must be two-dimensional and no larger than 26”x30,” including the mat or mounting and any attached written statement. Registration Fee: $25 per teacher Presentation: Mat or mount work on lightweight mat or bristol board. Do not use colored paper, foam core, canvas stretchers, or frames. Labels: Labels will be generated with your on-line receipt or may be downloaded from the NYSATA website. Attach the student portion of the label only to the lower right corner of each mat. Do not cover any part of the artwork with the label. Deadline and Package Contents: By JANUARY 27, 2012, send labeled artwork and (1) copy of your registration confirmation to: DO NOT SEND PAYMENTS WITH ARTWORK. All payments should be sent to Terri Konu, 9200 Sixty Rd. Phoenix, NY, 13135 as directed on your online registration receipt. ALL ARTWORK must be recieved by mail, the NYSAAE is not open during regular business hours to receive hand-delivered work. ALL ARTWORK must be registered. Work that has not been registered will not be hung. Shipping: Use a clean, sturdy, reusable carton in which artwork is secure and can easily be removed for viewing and repacked for return. Print District/City name on the bottom left corner of the carton. All return shipping will be by UPS Ground, which will be tracked and monitored. Written Statement (optional): Include one page or less typed student statement about artwork (content and/or process, challenges, explanation of idea, etc), mounted in same matting with artwork, not to exceed 26"x30" in total. Digital Gallery Submissions (Optional) for NYSATA website: E-mail Pat Barbanell edelbar@aol.com jpg (up to 1MB) with or without statement. Include Name of Artist, Grade, Title, School and Art Teacher. Please make certain you have written permission to use these images. Download student artwork release form (see right column, this page), scan and e-mail with images. If work is selected to appear on the website, a written statement by the student about the artwork will be needed. Don’t know your Senator or Assemblymember? Go to: http://capwiz.com/artsusa/ny/directory/statedir.tt?state=NY&lvl=state Questions? Contact Exhibit Coordinator Joan Davidson, ArtJoanD@aol.com
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Participating Schools (sortable by Legislator with MS Excel 2007)
The NYSATA Legislative Exhibit is co-sponsored by the New York State Alliance for the Arts in Education (NYSSAE). This student art exhibit is held in the Legislative Well in the Capitol Building in Albany each spring. Legislators from across the state are invited to share the artistic accomplishments of their aspiring artist constituents at a reception for students, parents and teachers. The work for this year's show must be submitted by Tuesday, January 27, 2012. A committee of dedicated art educators makes all of the arrangements and notifies legislators of participants in their electoral districts. Each student receives a certificate from NYSATA and many receive letters and/or photographs from their elected representatives.