Artist and arts advocate Amy Scheidegger continues to enjoy overwhelming support for her Artistic Rebuttal Book Project. As of Mar. 25, Scheidegger reported that 357 people have confirmed to contribute from 83 cities across America and Canada. She plans to present an abridged version of the book on Apr. 21 at a Philadelphia salon called AnjuThreads. The finished product of the Artistic Rebuttal Book Project will be marketed to galleries, arts councils, tourist departments and libraries across the country. Scheidegger will also now be collaborating with teachers and students across the country on a children's edition of the project.

    Around 150 entries have already been submitted. Beaufort County Now published the first batch on Feb. 8, which can be viewed by clicking here; the second batch on Feb. 13, which can be viewed by clicking here; the third batch on Feb. 16, which can be viewed by clicking here; the fourth batch on Feb. 19, which can be viewed by clicking here; the fifth batch on Feb. 27, which can be viewed by clicking here; the sixth batch on Mar. 9, which can be viewed by clicking here; the seventh batch of entries on Mar. 15, which can be viewed by clicking here; the eighth batch of entries on Mar. 17, which can be viewed by clicking here; and the ninth batch of entries on Mar. 25, which can be viewed by clicking here. The tenth batch of entries is posted below.

    The deadline for submissions is May 15. Directions for submission can be found in her explanation of the book and call for entries, which can be read by clicking here. To pledge funds to a kickstarter fundraising campaign for the project click here.

By: Carolyn Edelmann of Princeton, N.J.


By: Christian Witte of Jacksonville, Fla.


By: Christian Witte of Jacksonville, Fla.


By: Christian Witte of Jacksonville, Fla.


By: Christian Witte of Jacksonville, Fla.


By: Mike Danzis of Philadelphia, Pa.


By: Mike Danzis of Philadelphia, Pa.

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