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Superintendent: Idajane Martinez
email: questions@superfair.org
Phone: 402.441.6545
Registration Deadline: Monday, August 1, 2011
Check-In: Monday, August 8th, 11:00am-7:00pm, Lincoln Room
Judging
Tuesday, August 9th, 7:00am – 2:00pm, Lincoln Room (Closed to Public)Show Times Open to Public: Tuesday, August 9th, 2:00pm-10:00pm and Wednesday, August 10th-Saturday, August 13th, 10:00am-10:00pm
Entry Fees: None
Premiums
1st place: $5.00 each class2nd place: $4.00 each class
3rd place: $3.00 each class
Best of Show: $10.00
Best of Division: $10.00
Release Times: Saturday, August 13th, 9:00pm-10:30pm and Sunday, August 14th, 9:00am-12:00noon.
Show Rules
This division is ideal for participants who experience physical disabilities, intellectual disabilities, and/or visual impairments. This division is open to adults ages 18 & up (by January 1 2011). If you need assistance registering please call the Lancaster Event Center at 402-441-6545. All entries must be original - not copied from any published source. Entries previously entered are not eligible. ONLY ONE EXHIBIT MAY BE ENTERED FOR EACH CLASS NUMBER. Due care will be exercised in handling each exhibit, but the Ag Society will not be responsible for articles lost, damaged or stolen. Fragile work and extremely large pieces should not be entered. No articles will be release before specified time. If you are unable to pick up your exhibits are the release time, it is your responsibility to find someone to do so. At Superintendent’s and/or judges discretion, classes with few entries may be combined with others, and classes with an overly large number of entries may be subdivided. Any items remaining after 1:00pm will be disposed of unless other arrangements are made.Judging is merit-based. At judge’s discretion, not all placings will be awarded if exhibits do not merit placing. Ribbons may be awarded for 1st through 3rd place and all others will receive participant ribbons. Premium payouts are minimums and may increase based on sponsorship amounts.
Judging Scale
-Choice of Subject-Composition - use of design elements and principles
-Workmanship - media choice and its technical skill
-Originality - not copies, interesting
-Showmanship - mounting and overall appearance
The UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS AND SITUATIONS Division includes classes in Artistic Arrangements, Foods, Textiles and Fine Arts. See online entries for specific classes and descriptions.
HORTICULTURE
ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS
Containers (can be homemade or purchased) will also be judged
11-1 Holiday (or other event) wreath of silk flowers and/or any other materials
11-2 Seasonal arrangement—of silk flowers and/or any other materials
12-1 Traditional scare crow – farm or garden
One entry per person in this lot. Scare crow made of natural and non-natural (paper-mache, plastic, etc.). Height 4’-5’ maximum. Must be secured to a 6’ stake. Arm spread 2’-4’ maximum. Scare crow must be placed in a bucket of sand or stand—this is to be provided by the exhibitor
12-2 Other project
FOODS
BAKING
Baked products must be made from scratch
21-1 Muffins—any kind (5 to exhibit)
21-2 Cookies – any kind (5 to exhibit)
21-3 Brownies---unfrosted (5 to exhibit)
21-4 Quick bread (1 to exhibit)
21-5 Fruit pie—any kind (1 to exhibit)
TEXTILE
46-1 Counted Cross Stitch – any project
46-2 Crochet –- any project
46-3 Knitting – any project
46-4 Other sewing –pillow, bag or tote, other project
46-5 Stitchery – any project using needlepoint, embroidery, crewel, plastic canvas, latch hook
46-6 Quilts – any project
46-7 Tie dye – any project
46-8 Other project
FINE ARTS
PHOTOGRAPHY
Photographs MUST BE MOUNTED ON WHITE POSTERBOARD. Entry should not exceed 12” X 18” in size. NO FRAMES, NO GLASS, NO SAWTOOTH HANGERS PLEASE
41-5 Color photograph any subject.
41-6 Photo Poster – any subject
41-7 Other project TWO DIMENSIONAL ART WORK
Exhibit MUST BE MOUNTED ON WHITE POSTERBOARD. Entry should not exceed 12” X 18” in size. NO FRAMES, NO GLASS, NO SAWTOOTH HANGERS PLEASE
42-5 Drawing—pencil, ink or pen
42-6 Drawing—charcoal and/or chalk (must be covered or spray fixed)
42-7 Prints—found objects & rubbings
42-8 Collage—my heritage, favorite thing, sports, pets, etc
42-9 Other project
THREE DIMENSIONAL ART WORK
43-4 Leather work – any project
43-5 Bead work—necklace, bracelet, ornament, any other project
43-6 Other project
JUST FOR FUN
47-1 Lego’s --famous architecture, vehicles, robots, animals, etc.
47-2 Red, White, and Blue item using any materials
47-3 Keepsake box -- lid must open
47-4 Mobiles
47-5 Duck tape object
47-6 Models: airplanes, cars, tractors, boats, etc.
47-7 Sand art
47-8 Other project