Are you ramping up properly for the Art Under $100 Sale this year? Here are three steps to help:

• Save the Date: Saturday, December 3rd. From 3 – 10 pm
• Remember the new, gigundo location: South Park Community Center (8319 8th Ave S.)
• Check out the loooong list of artists below selling their wares this year! Original, edgy work you’ll desperately want for gifts and yourself.

Jodee Adams-Moore: Thrown, hand-built ceramics
Rebecca Aldrich: Imaginative, mixed metal
Jessie Beans: Hair and fashion accessories
Deanne Belinoff: Flowers on wood
Bonnie Bennedsen: Watercolors
Maureen Carroll, Keely Carroll-Mahon, Liam Savage: Photography and fine art
Cathy Chase, Cammi Chase: Glass, jewelry
Carol Clifford: Letterpress
Jeff Crandall:  Poets bottles
Wren Crosleycone, Aaron Crosleycone: Bath salts, sculptures
Koko Dahlquist: Neon
Lettie Haggard: Garden angels
Megan Hastings & Adam Cone: Hand forged handbags, etchings
Cathy Hendrickson:  Poems
Ceal Howell, James Minson, Kyle Howell: Glass jewelry, ornaments
Missy James:  Pottery
Boba Jankovic:  Jewelry
Joan Johnson:  Pottery
Bonnie Jones:  Photo blocks on bamboo
Stephanie Jones-Gunn, Carah Turner: Handbound books, papercuts, illustrations
Nicole Kistler:  Paintings, prints
Elizabeth Knopf, Jason Frost: Upcycled art/jewelry
Mark LaFalce: Paintings, woodblock prints
Judy Lane: Mixed media, photographs
Colleen Lindsey: Fabric arts, recycled cashmere
Andrea & David Lisch: Hand forged Damascus metalwork
Jean Mann: Colorful, recycled glass string lights
Melissa Misoda: Blown glass
Leah Pastrana: Vintage inspired jewels
Jenna Pool:  Photography, calendars
Kyle Rees: Jewelry
Amaranta Sandys: Dia de muertos shadow boxes
Michelle Smith Lewis: Photography
Elizabeth Sokol: Natural body products, jewelry
Deborah Stachowic: Paintings, encaustic, clay jewelry
Carmen Stark: Refurbished, reworked vintage jewelry
Bonnie Stenzel:  Knit, crochet, quilt, ornaments
Brian Waters: Lapidary art
Amanda White: Jewelry, ornaments, blankets
Anita Williamson: Greeting cards, mini albums
Jason Williamson: Wooden toys/gifts
Wendy Woldenberg: Jewelry

The seventh annual Art Under $100 event promises big change with our traditional brand of South Park fun. The event will be in a new space–big enough to fit in all your old friends plus new friends you’ve always wanted to invite but were afraid would have a claustrophobia attack. All the edgy, funky, purdy and inventive art will fit too.

Heed this advice: start saving your moneys now. You’re gonna want to buy so much.

2011 Art Under $100 Candy