[Ansteorra] Queen's A&S Display - More Information

[Craig Shupee']

Greetings Artisans from Master Philip White, Steward for Queens Champion 
Tournament in Honor of Her Majesty Britta MacGregor and the Midsummer’s 
Masque.

As part of the event we have added an Arts and Sciences Display - not a 
competition.

This will be inside the air conditioned hall. You will have space as needed 
and tables are provided – but remember to be courteous to those around you 
and please use what you need.  Simply find the A&S area in the hall and set 
up your display where you feel comfortable. You do not have to sign in or 
reserve space.

We are working off of the following schedule:

10:30 am		Artisan Set Up for Display
11:00 am		Progressive Body of Work Display Open
3:00 pm		Artisans Remove Displays

More on the display:

It will be a body of work display showing the progression of your art over 
time. This could be as easy as bringing your portfolio so people can flip 
through pictures of your art to see the different skills you learned.  Or it 
could be a simple display of your first piece next to the most current 
piece.

I am not asking you to create anything new or spend endless nights working 
on documentation. Instead, I am looking for you to pull out one of your 
earliest works to put out in comparison to something you have done at an 
intermediate level. And then, display what you think shows beginning mastery 
of your art.

Hopefully, as an artisan you have continued to grow. Inspire others to grow 
by beginning a conversation with a novice.  Newer artisans can learn from 
one of the Laurels in attendance by seeing their early work and talking with 
them.

The idea is to let the populous know that while you started out as a 
beginner, you are now trying to Master your art.  Show what kinds of 
improvement you have made over time and how you have worked to perfect your 
skills.

I hope that you are excited about this opportunity and will bring something 
to share.  I think it will encourage new artisans and start people thinking 
in more creative ways when working on their arts. I look forward to seeing 
the displays.

Your Servant to Command,
~p.w.