Items are not refundable unless there is something wrong with it.
But, don't worry, you will love what you bid on because some of them are priceless!
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
New Changes
We made some new changes toward the Silent Auction.
Please check out our auction page for the updated list of items and our higgest bids.
Note: Please do not bid lower than the higgest bid! (It might sound like a stupid reminder but someone actually did that)
Please check out our auction page for the updated list of items and our higgest bids.
Note: Please do not bid lower than the higgest bid! (It might sound like a stupid reminder but someone actually did that)
Rules For Bidding
If you want to bid, here are the guidelines (or you can also check out the auction page):
1. You need to register as a bidder by sending an email to info@nyartists.org with the subject header “Silent Auction Bidder." Include in the body of the email: your full name, address, and a phone number to reach you in case we have a question about your bid.
2. We will send a link to the Silent Auction bidders who sign up. You may share the link with others, but they must still register as a bidder before we can accept their bids. We also link from the NY Artists Unlimited home page to the Silent Auction page.
3. You can email a bid to us at info@nyartists.org—please include the Lot # and Item Name in your subject header. If yours is the high bid of the day, it will be posted with your initials as “high bidder."
4. The daily bids will be posted as we receive them throughout the day, with a minimum of once every hour. Just remember that we cannot be online all the time during the day, and the first update of the day is 9:00 am and the last is 9:00 pm, so some bids will be delayed in getting posted. You can see if your bid was accepted and if your initials are listed as the "highest bidder."
5. You may leave a “highest bid” to try to guarantee your item and prevent it from being outbid. We will only note your first bid online; your “highest bid” will be noted privately in our files.
6. Bidding will continue until August 14th, 2009.
7. Postage will be charged additionally for any items you win, unless you are able to pick them up at the NY Artists Unlimited office, 212 West 14th Street, Suite #2A, NYC 10011. Please call for appointment: 212-242-6036.
8. For the “Coffee with…” items, we will act as a medium in planning the coffee get-together unless decided by the item donor. In addition, the winning bidder will pay for the coffee and/or food; where and what is to be decided between winning bidder and donor.
9. Email us any questions or concerns. Remember to use “Silent Auction Bidder” as your subject header.
1. You need to register as a bidder by sending an email to info@nyartists.org with the subject header “Silent Auction Bidder." Include in the body of the email: your full name, address, and a phone number to reach you in case we have a question about your bid.
2. We will send a link to the Silent Auction bidders who sign up. You may share the link with others, but they must still register as a bidder before we can accept their bids. We also link from the NY Artists Unlimited home page to the Silent Auction page.
3. You can email a bid to us at info@nyartists.org—please include the Lot # and Item Name in your subject header. If yours is the high bid of the day, it will be posted with your initials as “high bidder."
4. The daily bids will be posted as we receive them throughout the day, with a minimum of once every hour. Just remember that we cannot be online all the time during the day, and the first update of the day is 9:00 am and the last is 9:00 pm, so some bids will be delayed in getting posted. You can see if your bid was accepted and if your initials are listed as the "highest bidder."
5. You may leave a “highest bid” to try to guarantee your item and prevent it from being outbid. We will only note your first bid online; your “highest bid” will be noted privately in our files.
6. Bidding will continue until August 14th, 2009.
7. Postage will be charged additionally for any items you win, unless you are able to pick them up at the NY Artists Unlimited office, 212 West 14th Street, Suite #2A, NYC 10011. Please call for appointment: 212-242-6036.
8. For the “Coffee with…” items, we will act as a medium in planning the coffee get-together unless decided by the item donor. In addition, the winning bidder will pay for the coffee and/or food; where and what is to be decided between winning bidder and donor.
9. Email us any questions or concerns. Remember to use “Silent Auction Bidder” as your subject header.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Winners of the Fruit Cup Awards
Once again, we have presented out Fruit Cup Awards to our most popular directors, writers, actors and actresses.
Golden Pineapple - Writer/director, Don Cummings ("Piss Play Is About Minorities, So It's Really Important")
Special Golden Pineapple - Director, Tony Spinosa (for the Best Directing of a Theme Night, "Is That a Spear In Your Pocket?")
Silver Tomato - Writer, Jonathan Padget ("The Blue Lagoon")
Silver Tomato - Director, Kenny Howard ("The Blue Lagoon")
Bronze Banana - Writer, Michael Wanzie ("The Dragness of God & the Naked Holy Ghost")
Bronze Banana - Director, Kenny Howard ("The Dragness of God & the Naked Holy Ghost")
Jack Lemon Award (for the best actor and actress) - Anthony Johnson and Caroline Tamas
Jack Lemon Jr. - David Youse and Shayna Albertson
Jack Lemon III - Tommy Wooten and Lauren Piselli
We also gave out citation certificates to our staff members, interns and SYEP volunteers. Thank you everyone for working so hard to make this year's festival successful!
We also want to thank Artistic Director, Melba LaRose, for creating the Cringefest!
The next Cringefest is still a whole year ahead but we promise you better, nastier, badder plays (and you will have a lot of fun too)!
Golden Pineapple - Writer/director, Don Cummings ("Piss Play Is About Minorities, So It's Really Important")
Special Golden Pineapple - Director, Tony Spinosa (for the Best Directing of a Theme Night, "Is That a Spear In Your Pocket?")
Silver Tomato - Writer, Jonathan Padget ("The Blue Lagoon")
Silver Tomato - Director, Kenny Howard ("The Blue Lagoon")
Bronze Banana - Writer, Michael Wanzie ("The Dragness of God & the Naked Holy Ghost")
Bronze Banana - Director, Kenny Howard ("The Dragness of God & the Naked Holy Ghost")
Jack Lemon Award (for the best actor and actress) - Anthony Johnson and Caroline Tamas
Jack Lemon Jr. - David Youse and Shayna Albertson
Jack Lemon III - Tommy Wooten and Lauren Piselli
We also gave out citation certificates to our staff members, interns and SYEP volunteers. Thank you everyone for working so hard to make this year's festival successful!
We also want to thank Artistic Director, Melba LaRose, for creating the Cringefest!
The next Cringefest is still a whole year ahead but we promise you better, nastier, badder plays (and you will have a lot of fun too)!
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