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INFORMATION: from the Pennsic 26 A&S Coordinator
Poster: "Dunbar, Matthew" <MDunbar@XLConnect.com>
[Unto the populous of the Kingdom of Atlantia come greetings from the
staff of Pennsic XXVI!
This is posted as a courtesy to Lady Arianna. Please direct any
inquiries to the addresses included below.]
Greetings Unto all who read this Missive
from Lady Arianna Llwyd,
Coordinator of the Arts and Sciences, Pennsic 26
As Coordinator of the Arts and Sciences activities at Pennsic 26,
I'll try to make your experience of the Arts at Pennsic this year as
fun,
interesting, and "user friendly" as I can. Happily, I've found talented
folks
to assist me! Please feel free to contact them regarding issues related
to
their areas. Lady Fiadnata o Gleann Alainn has graciously accepted the
position as my deputy. She or I will be pleased to offer what
information we
may in the coming months as Pennsic 26 approaches. Dame Alys Katharine
will
be scheduling the use of all facilities under the A&S purview, excepting
the
barn and European dance activities, which will be handled by Lord Midair
MacCormaic. Lady Esmeralda will be handling the scheduling of the Middle
Eastern tent and classes. Priority in scheduling all spaces will be
given to
Royal Courts and traditional Pennsic activities. Activities related to
the
A&S Display and Competition are to be handled by Mistress Alexis
MacAlister
This year I am considering adding the performance arts the A&S
Competition and Display. As in the past, submissions (performances) may
be
for competition, or for comment (display) only. In order to provide this
activity I'll need someone with a background in SCA performance to head
up
the project. I would like to find a person involved in performance so
that he
or she might better understand the needs of the performers and create a
format that most correctly suits their needs. Heading this project will
involve scheduling the performance times with both Mistress Alexis and
Lord
Midair, as well as finding and scheduling judges for the various types
of
performances (plays, bardic recitation, debate, dance, vocal and musical
performance). If you are interested in taking on this project please let
me
know!
There is likely to also be a display of Middle Eastern dance, if you
are interested in participating in that activity, please contact Lady
Avril
Boulle.
As ever, we are in need of volunteers to assist us in the running of
the various Arts and Sciences "departments." Feel free to approach any
of us.
No matter your experience level, we can find a way for you to be a part
of
things!
You will find this, and additional information on the Pennsic Webpage.
We will be adding to the webpage information as Pennsic approaches. I've
been informed that the webpage should be up and operational fairly soon.
Also please note that this information will be in your Pre-Pennsic
booklet
which should be out to you in the next month.
I remain,
Lady Arianna Llwyd
Marilee Lloyd
2706 Packard, Apt. f
Ann Arbor, MI, 48108
ph: 313.973.2131
email: mllwyd@umich.edu
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Lady Fiadnata o Glean Alainn
Carol Reed
6830 Summerfield Rd.
Temperance, MI 48182-1343
ph: 313.847.0413
email: pcr@ic.net
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A&S Classes and Activities-
A & S classes will be organized as they have been in past years. If
you are interested in teaching a class send me your modern and SCA
names,
address and telephone number as well as a brief description of the
class. If
you have an SCA title that you wish used please let me know. Classes
will
begin on Wednesday, August 6 and run through Saturday, August 16. Let
me
know the day(s) you prefer to teach; if you prefer morning or afternoon;
any
conflicts with battles, etc., you wish to avoid; if you have a fee or
limit
on size; if you need access to water, a firepit, or electricity; if you
would
like to teach your session more than once; if you need to teach in your
camp,
or anything else I should know before scheduling your class. I will
take
e-mail submissions as well as regular mail. While telephone inquiries
are
fine, all submissions must be in writing or e-mail. The deadline is May
1.
You should receive a confirmation back that I received your request with
the
final confirmation of date and place of the scheduled class to be sent
in
early July. You will be expected to check in at the A&S table in the
Information Tent as soon as you arrive at Pennsic. If you do not check
in
your class may be canceled!
Classes and activities to be held in the Barn will be scheduled through
Lord
Midair. Contact me to schedule any activities or classes in any other
facility - A&S tents, Pond Stage, Bathhouse, etc. Priority will go to
those
who make the earliest arrangements, with consideration to kingdom and
SCA-wide groups. If you have any unofficial activities related to A&S
please
let me know the date and place before May 1 so that it may be added to
the
general list of activities. For last minute additions and use of A&S
tent
space, see me or one of my deputies at the A&S table at Pennsic. The
master
schedule will be available there from August 4 on while the table is
staffed.
I invite A&S officers of the Known World to assist in staffing the
table.
A smile is the only experience necessary!
In service,
Dame Alys Katharine
Elise Fleming
3950 Walter Rd.
North Olmsted, OH 44070-2111
ph: 216.779.6384
email: alysk@ix.netcom.com
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Lady Esmeralda (Middle Eastern classes)
Adriann White
113 Rosedale Street
Johnstown, PA 15906
ph: 814.539.0924
email: Mtcatmw@aol.com
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Dance at Pennsic
Dance classes will be run in the Barn and the Middle Eastern tent almost
every day of the week. General dancing, with instruction during the
first few
hours, will take place Sunday through Thursday nights.
Night dancing at the barn usually lasts until the wee hours of the
morning.
The Masked Ball will be on Friday or Saturday night (pending Court
scheduling) and, because last year's was so successful, it will be a
combination of a play and dancing. Other balls may be scheduled during
the
week and will be advertised.
Anyone interested in teaching dance classes, running dancing,
instructing
during the evening, helping out at the Ball, or playing musical
instruments
in the Pennsic Dance Band should contact Lord Midair MacCormaic (address
below). Include your modern and SCA names, address, email if any, phone
number, and when you plan to arrive at Pennsic. Please mention what area
you
would like to help with, and if you wish to teach a class, please give
an
outline of what will be taught.
Reserving the Barn
The Barn at Pennsic is the site of many activities, from dance classes
to
Kingdom Courts. In order to properly schedule all the possible
activities, I
need to know ahead of time who need the Barn and for what. Every
possible
effort will be made to have your activity in the barn - and at worst I
will
attempt to find some other space for it. Scheduling preference will go
to
Kingdom Courts. Please contact Lord Midair MacCormaic (address below).
Include your modern and SCA names, address, email if any, phone number,
and
when you plan to arrive at Pennsic.
Fool's Parade
The exact day of the Fools Parade is not yet scheduled, but it should
start
at around 4 PM. Any fools, jesters, jugglers, spirits, sprites,
harlequins,
and local group officers (joke!) are encouraged to meet in front of the
Bath
House. From there we will travel around Pennsic, through the merchant
areas
and anywhere else we are welcome, bringing joy and merriment to all. If
you
can, bring noise makers to sound and candy to give. Contact Lord Midair
MacCormaic (address below) for more details or if you have any
additional
ideas.
Chirugeon's Drag Race
Each year the Chirugeon Guild runs a drag race to benefit their fund.
In
order for this to occur, it needs to be scheduled so that 1) people will
show
up, and 2) the field can be reserved at a good time. Any Chirugeons out
there who wish to run this activity should contact Lord Midair
MacCormaic as
soon as possible so he can help set it up.
In service,
Lord Midair MacCormaic
Charles Cohen
3353 Landings Dr.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
ph: 313.913.0245
email: charles@umich.edu
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Lady Avril Boulle
Vivian Moroknek
11 grove Place
Northport, NY 11768
ph: 516.757.2530 (before 10pmEST)
fax: 516 757.3080
email: whymzee@aol.com
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Known World open A&S competition
All entries must be original items. No photos or photocopies. Entries
may
be created by a single artist or a group of artists. Each single item
must be
entered in only one category. No single item will be allowed to enter
multiple categories (i.e. artists can't enter calligraphy and
illumination with the
same scroll, or a dress in both costuming and embroidery). You may
enter as
many categories as you like, but only two entries per category are
permitted
to each single artist of group. (NOTE: Single artists may enter two
items
in one category and have two group entries in the same category.)
The power of judging will be given to the artists. The competition will
not
supply judges. Single artists are required to judge all entries
(including
their own) in a category they have entered. If there is only one entry
in a
category, that artists will judge and score it. Group entries are
required
to have one artist judge and score it. Failure to judge your category
will
have your entry disqualified. Artists with both single and group
entries in
one category will judge the single entry only. They are not allowed to
judge
for the group also.
If artists are not present during judging time, they must find a judge
to
represent them.. The representing judge cannot be someone already
judging
(for themselves or someone else) in the category the artist is entered
in.
Failure to have a judge will have your entry disqualified. Artists who
send
proxy entries must have a judge for them or the entry will be
disqualified.
Documentation should consist of a 3 x 5 display card only, typed or
clearly
printed with the following information: What it is, it's use, time
frame,
country/area, and materials it is made of. No other documentation is
required. The exception to this rule is the Applied Research category,
which
requires a full documentation paper with the entry.
SCORING
There will be 30 points maximum in the scoring. Judges will judge all
items
in the category. All judging scores on an artist's item will be totaled
then
averaged. The average score will determine placement of the artist's
item.
Placement is determined by the average of the totals of the judging
scores.
There will be multiple first/second/third/honorable mention places in
the
same
category. Colored ribbons shall be awarded for placement.
SCORING PLACEMENT
Blue Ribbon 27-30 points
Red Ribbon 23-26 points
Green Ribbon 18-22 points
White Ribbon honorable mention
Other Ribbons - Purple ribbons with the kingdom arms on it and the
words
"Oh, I like this one!" will be given to attending kings and queens to
place
on the entry they like. These ribbons are based only on the personal
appreciation of an item.
SCHEDULE
Tuesday 6 a.m. - noon registration
p.m. - 4 p.m. open for public viewing
4:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. judging
Wednesday 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. open for public viewing
2 p.m. - 3 p.m. item pick-up
NOTE: All items not picked up by 3 pm can be recovered at Lost and
Found,
located at Security Point.
In service,
Mistress Alexis MacAlister
Beverly Roden
8555 Towson Blvd.
Miamisburg, OH 45342
937.866.0010
email: ac508@dayton.wright.edu
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