If you’re a South Parker, you’re mighty aware of this neighborhood icon. It’s a beaten down, funky piece of historical treasure, now modified into a modern design and all colored up. We’ve got T-shirts (lots of larger sizes this year), warm zipper hoodies and a limited quantity of beautiful aprons. The unique color combinations are super striking–Check em:

We have to say it. Sales from this merchandise keep SPArts chugging along. Without it, we couldn’t host fun, free events like Art Under $100. Grab some South Park pride at the sale this very Saturday:

• Ts: $15
• Aprons: $20
• Hoodies: $30
• Bandanas: $5

That’s right everyone, we’ve got your Art Under $100 poster for 2011 in English AND Spanish!

They’re also in black and white for your xeroxing convenience. Download, print and post these beauties:

Full Color English 2011 AU$100 poster

Black and White English 2011 AU$100 poster

Black and White Spanish 2011 AU$100 poster

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

Artists, don’t miss out on selling your work at South Park’s Art Under $100 sale.

AU100 will be here sooner than you think.

This year we’re moving to the Community Center for some much needed space. With the larger venue we can accept more artists than ever before. Spread the word to those that might be interested. The deadline to apply is less than a week away. Print out the application and mail in with your booth fee. You’ll hear back by the 25th if you’ve been accepted!

Artist App-Art Under 100 2011