Saturday, January 28, 2012

Sloup 23: tomorrow

There have been lots of great questions about how to host and how to attend. We hope we've answered them all! But email us with aaany last minute questions: sloup2122@gmail.com.

And here's a link to our original invitation:http://sloup2122.blogspot.com/2011/12/sloup-23-science-of-sloup-invitation.html. Lots of crucial info there.

Good luck deciding your hows and wheres! Artists: Proposals are due today so we can post them tomorrow morning!


Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Sloup 23 Host 7: Bridge Tap House and Wine Bar

The Bridge agreed to host Sloup this Sunday! Woot!

Come by between 6-10:30pm. Just say "I'm here for Sloup". Give [your server]$10 (cash) and you get soup, made by chef Jason Kauffman, a proposals packet, and a vote!

You can also order things (not included in your $10) like beer (of which there are over 50 on tap) and other tasty foods. (http://www.thebridgestl.com/) DANG.

and.....THIS OPEN HOST REQUIRES NO RSVP!

Thanks to Ms. Murphy and Mr. Bailey!

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

SLOUP 23 HOST 6: Kyle and Emma Klues

Come to the little rental home of ordinary-people-and-not-chefs Kyle & Emma Klues in Tower Grove South. We will have a vegetarian stew, homemade beer bread, and it's BYOB! 3119 Alfred Avenue, 1 block west of Morgan Ford and just south of Arsenal. Blue earth flag out front, RSVP to emmalouklues@gmail.com

Sloup 23 Host 5: Halliday Inn

SLOUP at The Halliday Inn!
Please come to 3305 A Halliday Ave in beautiful South City St. Louis at 7:30 pm for a bountiful semi-local semi-seasonal super soup (squash bisque-based) created by 3 roommate-chef-artists AND sangria de San Louis (think night train + Jarritos)! Your hosts will include the three residents plus other members of Thinking Art STL (an emerging-artist discussion group - thinkingartstl.blogspot.com). RSVP (would be nice but not necessary) Meghan, Carlie and Aaron - thinkingartstl@gmail.com.

Thursday, January 12, 2012

SLOUP 23 HOST 4: Don F. Wiegand Studios

"Where: Don F Wiegand Studios, One Wiegand Drive Chesterfield, Missouri 63005

Strict RSVP to volunteer organizer: Penelope Beache@FairTradeStl@gmail.com 314.229.2496


*SLOUP Venue Sponsor and Host:* The Wiegand Foundation, Inc. and
internationally acclaimed sculptor, Don Wiegand, will host the 23rd SLOUP
at Don’s home and studio at One Wiegand Drive in Chesterfield. Don is best
known for his commemorative figurative and portrait sculptures featuring
noted world figures including Charles Lindbergh, Mark Twain, Ernest
Hemingway, Bob Hope and Winston Churchill to name a few. His studio is a
work of art in itself and only viewed by invitation or special event so
this is an opportunity not to be missed!


Attendees will mix n’ mingle and vote…over Soup made possible by a generous community donation from VegaDeli."

SLOUP 23 HOST 3: Chef Clara Moore's House

“Come to the South City Bungalow of Chef Clara Moore, right off of the Cherokee Arts District. We will have a vegan and an omnivore soup, local beer, and boozy punch by Renowned Mixologist Ryan Wilmsmeier. Also, gonna have delicious cheese and sustainably made Salume. Corner of Potomac and Minnesota, 3100 Potomac, the bright orange house. RSVP @ calm314@gmail.com.”

Monday, January 9, 2012

SLOUP 23: call for artists' proposals

On the night of January 29th, SLOUP will happen all over St. Louis, but everyone will be reading THE SAME PROPOSALS. YOUR PROPOSALS. Never has it been less important to win, as the exposure to your idea will be so diverse and exciting, it HARDLY MATTERS who ...gets the cashola. Of course, making money for your art practices is the whole idea, but we cant give you the $$ if you don't APPLY. This particular Sloup is self-consciously about building a larger sloup community so the grants and the idea exchanges keep growing this year. So we are inviting and imploring you to write it down bravely to win or lose big THIS MONTH. Not next month. Not the month after.

I ran into you at the grocery store and you had this really good idea and you said "Maybe I'll apply to Sloup." There is no one more ready than you!

Consider: No artist is too "established" for Sloup, and no artist is not artist enough.

Check back over the next few weeks to watch as more and more people and places commit to host a sloup, and think about all the small and large communities that will come together that night to think about your artistic futures.

Proposals are due at midnite on the 28th!