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Volunteer For Vintage Styled Art Performance!

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Artist Seeks typists for performance at DNC:
 
Sheryl Oring’s “I Wish to Say” typing pool will perform at the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art as part of CaolinaFest, the public celebration of the first day of the 2012 Democratic National Convention. The Greensboro-based artist is looking for volunteer typists who can accurately take dictation on manual typewriters…Typists should either be experienced at secretarial work or actors who can take on the role of intense listener.
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The performance will take place on Monday, Sept. 3 from 1 to 4 pm.
To be considered for a role in the project, please watch this video of related work: http://youtu.be/aKBbGlYE4AI
Then write a brief email explaining your interests, qualifications and availability to: oring@iwishtosay.org . Phone interviews will be scheduled in late August.
Typists will dress in vintage dresses or suits (cardigans suitable for men); we will provide most clothing, but please note availability of period attire in your application. We will also provide hair styling and limited makeup, as well as photo documentation of the performances.
Typists will need to be available for a two-hour preliminary meeting prior to the show (tentatively scheduled for Thursday, August 30) and for prep and performance on September 3rd beginning at 10:00 AM.

Vintage Charlotte Summer Market

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Here are a few photos from the Vintage Charlotte Summer Market that took place on June 23, 2012 @ The Annex.  We had over 800 shoppers come out to visit us throughout the day and we all had a fantastic time!

SUMMER MARKET VENDOR SPOTLIGHT: Chelle and Robert Wagner

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Our vendor spotlight posts give you a chance to meet some of our amazing vendors before the Vintage Charlotte Summer Market on June 23rd at The Annex.  Please welcome Chelle and Robert who operate their own auction house and three amazing online shops Chelle’s Jewels, Chelle’s Treasure and Wagner’s Treasures:
Our passion is treasure hunting and the jobs we have created for ourselves reflect that.  We own RCW Auctions Inc in Kernersville NC.  As auctioneers we are constantly in the world of auctions and we love to pick up great items and we often buy entire estates.  We both have certain items we are passionate about and those things stay in our personal collections; for Chelle it is collectible glass shoes and victorian boot vases, hand vases with the delicate painted fingernails, and head vases.  For Robert it is old bottles the more detailed and intricate the better.  We have two antique booths in The Antique Marketplace in Greensboro and three Etsy stores………still we are overflowing with more treasures than we have time to sell.  We are so excited to be vendors at Vintage Charlotte, it gives us a chance to let go of some of our finds at amazing prices!
 
Robert is bringing a huge collection of Mantiques such as tools, weathervanes, copper buckets, old tools, and a coke cooler.  We both love advertising pieces so we will have quite of few of those.  I [Chelle] am bringing lots of retro kitchen items.  The 1950s – 1970s is a favorite era of mine.  I love the shiny chrome, the cute aprons, the colorful canisters.
We will also have some great vintage luggage, books, paper ephemera and mixed media art supply.

Summer Market Vendor Spotlight: Eclectic Orchid

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Our vendor spotlight posts give you a chance to meet some of our amazing vendors before the Vintage Charlotte Summer Market on June 23rd at The Annex.  Please welcome Marcy from Eclectic Orchid:

I will be bringing some of my Memory Collector necklaces with me. They are a combination of salvaged buttons, repurposed chandelier crystals, vintage lockets, and an assortment of new pretties as well. Here is the story behind them:

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And as the years passed, she began to gather her collection of bits and baubles, trinkets of days gone by, reminders of what once was. As she positioned each one on the chain, she was flooded with memories, of happiness, of life, of love. Each piece had a story to tell, its history known only to her. And so, she would continue to collect her memories, sharing them with others to give them new meanings, new purposes, new tales to be told by those who came to cherish them…

Introducing my new Memory Collector necklaces! Each one is unique, with its very own story to tell. Collections of vintage beauties combine to make a unique and interesting work of wearable art! Each one is completely unique, one of a kind!
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