COWBOY CROSSINGS OPENING WEEKEND OCTOBER 13 15, 2016 NATIONAL COWBOY & WESTERN HERITAGE MUSEUM

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1 COWBOY CROSSINGS OPENING WEEKEND OCTOBER 13 15, 2016 NATIONAL COWBOY & WESTERN HERITAGE MUSEUM

2 Tim Cox, For Bragging Rights, Oil on Masonite, 24" x 36" 2

3 Exhibiting Artists Cowboy Artists of America Wayne Baize Teal Blake Tom Browning Gary Carter* Tim Cox Loren Entz Bruce R. Greene Martin Grelle Harold T. Holden Oreland C. Joe Sr. T.D. Kelsey* Mehl Lawson* Paul Moore Bill Nebeker Jim C. Norton Clark Kelley Price Grant Redden Jason Rich R.S. Riddick Jason Scull Emeritus Members * 3

4 4 Santa Barbara Bit by Wilson Capron

5 Exhibiting Artists Traditional Cowboy Arts Association Rick C. Bean Wilson Capron Mark Dahl* Mark Drain* Scott Hardy Leland Hensley Mehl Lawson* Pablo Lozano Ernie Marsh Pedro Pedrini Cary Schwarz Chuck Stormes Nate Wald Troy West John Willemsma Emeritus Members * 5

6 Opening Schedule of Events (Subject to change) 6 Thursday, October 13 6:00 p.m. Dinner with the Artists The Petroleum Club of Oklahoma * City Friday, October 14 10:00 a.m. Tour of Dickinson Research Center and Power and Prestige: Headdresses of the American Plains exhibition. Meet at Admissions for an exclusive tour with Museum Curators. 2:00 p.m. Last Chance Tour of Dickinson Research Center and Power and Prestige: Headdresses of the American Plains exhibition. Meet at Admissions for an exclusive tour with Museum Curators. 6:00 p.m. Exclusive Preview * Mix and mingle with the CAA & TCAA and fellow collectors while viewing art. Available exclusively with purchase of Premium Package * See Rules of Sale ** Saturday, October 15 9:00 a.m. Galleries open to the public 9:00 a.m. Autograph Party - Free with Museum admission Meet the artists and get your CAA & TCAA catalogs autographed; includes complimentary Cowboy Crossings poster. 11:30 a.m. Lunch with the Artists Enjoy a program presented by select CAA & TCAA members. Sam Noble Special Events Center; reservations required. 1:00 p.m. Demonstrations by Select CAA & TCAA 5:00 p.m. CAA & TCAA Sale begins with Cocktails in the Galleries Reservations required 6:30 p.m. Fixed Price Draw for Art Begins with First Horn ** 6:50 p.m. Second Horn ** 7:10 p.m. Sale Ends with Double Horn ** 7:30 p.m. Celebration Dinner & Awards Reservations required, Cocktail attire. Enjoy music at The End of the Trail immediately following the Celebration Dinner. Cocktails available and Galleries remain open for additional viewing and purchasing.

7 Event Pricing Premium Package Enjoy ALL opening event activities; Exclusive VIP Preview, Autograph Party and Lunch, TCAA & CAA Sale, and the Celebration Dinner & Awards. A bid book and CAA & TCAA catalogs are included as well as the opportunity to purchase Dinner with the Artists at The Petroleum Club of Oklahoma City. $195; $180 Museum Members À La Carte Options Autograph Party & Lunch After the Autograph Party enjoy lunch with the Artists; also includes a commemorative Cowboy Crossings poster, buffet lunch, and program presented by select CAA & TCAA members. $35; $25 Museum Members CAA & TCAA Sale Enjoy the Fixed-Price Draw for Art; includes bid book. $85; $75 Museum Members Celebration Dinner & Awards Immediately following the sale, join us for a celebration dinner and awards program by CAA & TCAA members. $100; $85 Museum Members Dinner with the Artists Enjoy dinner downtown at The Petroleum Club of Oklahoma City with CAA & TCAA artists. $50; Exclusively for those who purchase the Premium Package. Wayne Baize, Across the Rio Grande, Oil on canvas, 24" x 36" 7

8 Western Craftsmanship Symposium & The Museum Store Trunk Show Western Craftsmanship Symposium October 13, 9:00 a.m. 3:45 p.m. October 14, 8:00 a.m. Noon In cooperation with the Traditional Cowboy Arts Association, join us for this national conference exploring challenges common to craftsmen of all kinds. Participate in open discussions on topics such as relationship skills, developing a professional attitude toward daily activities, improving quality, establishing priorities, and time management. Practical presentations by individuals within the business community will address pricing, the use of social media, and customer relations. Symposium Package: $125, $140 after September 30. For full schedule and registration call (405) ext CARLA CAIN PHOTOGRAPHY The Museum Store Trunk Show October The Museum Store invites you to enjoy a trunk show featuring the incredible jewelry designs of Kerri Votaw Kliewer s Tokiyopeya Collection. The show consists of materials found on the North American prairie such as fossilized mammoth ivory, buffalo horn, and turquoise. In this way, Kliewer pays homage to the Great Sioux Nation culture and spirit. In addition, The Museum Store will debut new fall and winter fashions to revive your cold weather wardrobe. Saddle by Rick Bean (detail) 8

9 Accommodations and Transportation The Renaissance Waterford Hotel is the host hotel for Cowboy Crossings. Shuttles will be provided only at the host hotel beginning the evening of Thursday, October 13 through Saturday, October 15. Renaissance Waterford Hotel 6300 Waterford Boulevard Oklahoma City, OK (800) For special rates of $139/standard room and $159/suite reference Cowboy Crossings CAA and TCAA Other accommodations can be made at the following recommended hotels just minutes from the Museum: Courtyard Marriott Northwest 1515 Northwest Expressway Oklahoma City, OK (800) Embassy Suites Downtown Medical Center 741 North Phillips Avenue Oklahoma City, OK (405) Crossing the Divide by Grant Redden, Oil, 24 x 30 Bill Nebeker, Waltzing Across Texas 30" H x 17" W x 12" D, Bronze 9

10 Rules of Sale Fixed Price Draw for Art Each person purchasing a ticket for the sale will receive a bid book containing one ballot for each art piece in the CAA & TCAA exhibitions. The purchaser has from 5:00 6:30 p.m. to drop a signed and numbered ballot into the boxes by the art he/she wishes to purchase. At 6:30 p.m., an air horn will sound at which time each seller will draw two names and post them on a large card near each work. The printed art number must match the art piece number. The person whose name is posted first will have 20 minutes to reach the salesperson and pick up the bill of sale to purchase the art. Once the sale is confirmed, the seller will write SOLD on the card. If the first individual has not claimed the work after the initial 20 minutes expire, the second name becomes eligible to purchase the art for the next 20 minutes. For bronze sculptures, the first name drawn will receive the work on display. Multiple names are drawn for the additional castings available. At 7:10 p.m., unsold art is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Paying for Your Artwork All art purchases require payment in full the night of the sale. Only the person whose name is posted can pay for the art. Paying for someone else s art is not allowed. Checks are to be made payable to the National Cowboy Museum. Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover cards also are accepted. However, buyers choosing to pay by credit card will incur a fee on their total invoice of three percent (3%). State and local sales tax will be added to the purchase price, when applicable. Any tax exemption will be verified. Can t Attend? Proxy bidding service is available with advance arrangements by calling (405) ext After Opening Weekend The CAA exhibition will be available for viewing through November 27, 2016, and the TCAA exhibition will be available for viewing through December 31, Unsold art will be available for purchase through The Museum Store, (405) ext

11 Cowboy Crossings Sponsors and Committee Presenting Sponsor Burnett Ranches, Anne and John Marion Major Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Norris and the Dellora A. and Lester J. Norris Foundation Sheila and Mike Ingram The Dobson Family Foundation Major Event Sponsor Kraig and Deborah Kirschner Supporting Sponsor Alan and Nadine Levin Associate Sponsors Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau NBC Oklahoma Rockmount Western Wear Southwestern Stationery and Bank Supply Inc. BancFirst American Cowboy Cowboys & Indians Western Art & Architecture Western Art Collector Western Horseman Hobbles by Leland Hensley CARLA CAIN PHOTOGRAPHY Committee Mike Nicola, Committee Chairman Gilbert Aguirre Greg Braddock Brent Cummings Linda Mitchell Davis Terry Forst Bob Funk Orrin Gabsch Mike Ingram Lincoln Lageson Nadine Levin Liz Lokey Frank Merrill Art Nicholas J.K. Norfleet Bobby Norris Mike Shields 11

12 2016 COWBOY CROSSINGS 1700 Northeast 63rd Street Oklahoma City, OK (405) Museum Partners Devon Energy Corp. E.L. & Thelma Gaylord Foundation Major Support The Oklahoman