From: Rylee DeGood <ryleedegood@kgwn.tv>
To: terry@northernfront.net

You have been nominated for the "Artist Spotlight" on CBS NewsChannel 5 in Cheyenne. We are choosing one local artist each weekend to show off their talent. If you are interested in doing a piece with us email me some Saturdays that would work for you and we will set up a time. Thanks so much and I look forward to working with you.

Rylee DeGood
CBS NewsChannel 5

From: "Terry Reid"                                                               Monday, November 15, 2010 12:21 PM
To: ryleedegood@kgwn.tv
Subject: Re: Artist Spotlight

Hello, Rylee

I would be honored to be featured in the "Artist Spotlight" on CBS NewsChannel 5. I would like to know a little more what this entails, what would you need from me, how much time, and when would you like to do this. I think maybe the 27th Nov and Dec 9th are open, but because its the holidays things are hectic. In the meantime, please check out my webpage...

Terry R. Reid

From: Rylee DeGood <ryleedegood@kgwn.tv>
To: terry@northernfront.net Thu, November 25, 2010 12:53:02 PM

…I have you on the schedule for this Saturday! Sorry things have gotten pretty crazy around the station. Since today is Thanksgiving and I'm sure you would rather not be bothered by calls from news people :) , I will give you a call tomorrow and we can discuss further. I would love to interview you at around 2 either somewhere you work on your art or somewhere that showcases your art. Let me know if this still works and I'll call you tomorrow!

Rylee

"Artist Spotlight" on CBS NewsChannel 5 in Cheyenne, Nov. 29, 2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAPPxu6r-ec  

Re: Hispanic Dance Groups in SE Wyo             Mon, October 11, 2010 3:25:58 PM

From: Mike Shonsey <shonseym@aol.com>
To: northernfront.net via "Ann ** "

Ann,

When you get the chance can you email me the names, address and contact person for the two (or more) Hispanic dance groups in Cheyenne.  We are sending out an arts survey and I would like to include them.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks.
Mike Shonsey
Cheyenne, WY 82009

NorthernFront responds:      Mon, Oct 11, 2010 4:28 pm

From: Terry Reid
Subject: Re: Hispanic Dance Groups

Hello Mike somehow I was forwarded your email. I am in Laramie , but I am involved in the arts regionally. I did some research for you and found three local Mexican/American or Hispanic folkloric dance groups in Cheyenne .

Flores de Colores Dance Troupe of Cheyenne is a Wyoming Arts Council roster artistic group... for more you can email council members Michael Shay or Linda Coatney at the Wyoming Arts Council. Sorry I can't find a contact and website seems to be down.

Grupo Folclorico Colonias de Jalisco is a Mexican Ballet Folklorico dance group located in Cheyenne , Wyoming . In November 2006, we became the first Mexican folkloric dance group in the Cheyenne Family YMCA’s dance program. http://coloniasdejalisco.com/  Cheyenne Family YMCA (307) 634-9622

Las Angelitas Unidas. Contact Nicole Cordova, Mexican folkloric dancer in Cheyenne . Sorry I can't find a contact email.

Re: Hispanic Dance Groups

Thanks Terry, I guess I hit the wrong address because I was trying to send it to Ann **.

Thanks though,
Mike Shonsey  

1. The woman that emailed me through you, from Elmira , NY is going to have 11 of my Screaming Purses in a show at a YWCA in Elmira in October 2010.  I'm nearly ready to send them off.  She was involved in the 2 shows I had in Ithaca, NY about 8 years ago. She must have just googled my name to find me.

2. Wed, November 3, 2010 3:35:15 PM --Thanks Terry, …  I had the show in Elmira , NY as a result of her getting a hold of me through the site.  No purses sold, but that's not the only mission.  Thanks, Gail

Re: Gail Shive: screaming purses              Sat, October 30, 2010 7:09:11 AM

From: Maureen Cook <mlcook@adam.com.au>
To: northernfront.net

Hi Gail (Shive)

I saw your work on the www while i was looking at images of 'screaming'. I think your work is brilliant.

I am an artist and I'm working on a series of screaming images currently after earlier this year spending 10 weeks in hospital fighting for my life. A good deal of that time I was either terrified or very anxious. I felt like screaming but had no energy to do anything. 

I just had to contact you to say I love your work

Kind regards

Maureen

Re: Jon Madsen: Thank you for making our day!                    Sun, November 14, 2010 9:11:47 AM

From: Donna Kemmetmueller <donnajeank@gmail.com>
To: northernfront.net

Hello Jon (Madsen),
I was at the small art museum in Estes Park yesterday, and saw your pieces in the juried show.  My friend and I were most enthralled by the winter scene, and out of all the wonderful pieces in the show, thought this was the finest.  The scene has a way of drawing the viewer in, and conveying so much that the imagination completes while the image is not entirely detailed.  This is art in its most enjoyable form, in my opinion, and I just wanted to let you know how your painting made our day... in hopes of returning the favor.

Best regards,
Donna

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE             CONTACT:    Jerry Berger, Director        Dan Carver: Museum Educator, Dan_Carver@ci.springfield.mo.us

RE: Prints U.S.A. 2009, a national, biennial competitive exhibition/ LARAMIE ARTIST IN NATIONAL BIENNIAL PRINT EXHIBITION

Springfield, Missouri – Prints U.S.A. 2009, a national, biennial competitive exhibition, opens at the Springfield Art Museum 21 November. The exhibition, which is in its sixth year, was created to recognize and encourage printmaking in the United States and its possessions.

The competition attracted 81 print artists from thirty-three states. The judges, Jerry A. Berger, Director of the Springfield Art Museum, Chalen Phillips, Curator of Collections and Sarah E. Buhr, Curator of Exhibitions selected eighty-four works out of 228 entries. Twenty-nine states are represented in the exhibition. There are sixty artists featured in the exhibition.

Ginnie Madsen of Laramie, Wyoming received a Southwest Missouri Museum Associates Purchase for the Museum Collections and a $500 Cash Award for her linocut, “Rain Dance”.

“The diverse and unique images created by the artists using a multitude of techniques were very exciting.  The wonders of artistic innovation and talent made viewing the works a pleasure,” said the judges.

Approximately $10,000 in cash, patron, and Springfield Art Museum purchase awards were available. The Museum purchases are selected by the Curator of Collections and Museum Director. The cash awards are selected at the judges’ discretion. The  judges selected nineteen works to receive cash awards - two $500 awards, five $350 awards and twelve $250 awards. 

...

Prints U.S.A. 2009 continues through 10 January 2010.

Springfield Art Museum, 1111 East Brookside Drive    Springfield, Missouri 65807, Ph417-837-5700

RE: Basmati Band Choice pics                             Mon, May 17, 2010 8:44:04 AM
(and NorthernFront's Photographic Services)      

From: Mark O. Zieres <Zieres@uwyo.edu>
To: Deb and Terry [at NorthernFront]

These[PICS]are absolutely amazing! Thank you so much.

I have sent these over to Todd and the boys. We all think #1191 is right for the paper, but I see potential for the others.

Can’t wait to see the rest. ...

Thanks again,

Mark O. Zieres, Bamati
(307) 766-5371

{For the Basmati shoot, [Sunday May 16th 2010] Deborah took over 250 digital shots, which we then sorted through and settled on 16 'great' shots of the band...we had over a hundred other 'good' photos and then there were some that were just "shots" candid and casual... some mis-takes, some great individual shots...

All Photo Credits: ©DeborahKratzer-Reid/ metreez@yahoo.com, Laramie Wyoming photographer, 307-399-1033

Re: Jon Madsen: Great addition to NF              Sun, March 28, 2010 12:51:52 PM

From: Larry Jansen <larryjansen@wyoming.com>
To: northernfront.net

Jon Madsen - It's wonderful to see {Jon's} works in Northern Front. I've long enjoyed {his} art in various establishments around town. Particularly enjoy {his} simple house and neighborhood scenes. I look forward to seeing more...What you're doing with NF is great for the Laramie cultural scene, and for the artists and photographers associated with it.

Re: 5th Annual Women's Photo Exhibit              Tue, March 9, 2010 12:58:15 PM

From: T.L. Rogers <tsfotography@yahoo.com>
To: Terry Reid <reidman8@yahoo.com>

Terry,
... I think what you do to exhibit our works says a lot about how this community is willing to help out the local artist. Please keep up the good work.
Please keep me informed about future exhibits.

Thank you
Tina Rogers

re: Ronda Eden's Work                             Wed, February 17, 2010 9:23:01 AM

From: Ken Sullivan <ken@wnc.edu>
To: Terry Reid <info@northernfront.net

I want to buy my employee a print before he steals mine some night.
Your website is nice. I like that you can click on an image and get a larger view. 

Thanks,
Ken Sullivan, Director, Library & Instructional Technology, Western Nevada College

From: Jessica Williamson
To: Amy Irish <info@northernfront.net

Comments:
I am a student taking an studio and art class in high school and we are making mask and I want to recreate your moon sun goddess plaster mask and I would like some back ground on the mask like how the mask was made? Wat village, counrty, continent is the mask from? How does the mask reflect the culture of the people that created it??
--mz.snowflake

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re: drawing and painting specialists              Monday, October 19, 2009 08:01:18 PDT

From: Dylan A Proctor
To: <info@northernfront.net

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