Art shows to apply for!
Are you interested in having your artwork displayed at the Community Arts Network of Oneonta this October?
Please send in a high quality photo of your art, dimensions, medium, your name and school year!
Around
4-8 students will be selected based on gallery space, sizes of works
submitted, and how many people we have submitting artworks.
***Note: if we have a large turn out of submissions, the number of students selected may increase.
There will be a gallery closing reception on October 21st (time TBA), and the work will be installed by October 7th.
This
is a great opportunity to have your work displayed in a gallery that is
open to the public, and it’s great experience to have if you are
planning on continuing Art after college.
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Calling all art students! If you have taken an art class at Hartwick in
the past (OR PRESENT!) you are eligible to submit your work to the
Juried Student Exhibition. Works do NOT have to be from a class you have
taken, they can be works you created on your own! Click here to learn more.
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OPEN DOOR XVIII JURORED BY ELLEN MUELLER
SUBMISSIONS OPEN SEPTEMBER 28 - MIDNIGHT OCTOBER 31ST
Don't miss out on your chance to be a part of one of the Twin Cities most anticipated annual exhibitions! Open Door is Rosalux Gallery’s annual open call exhibition which in the past has highlighted some of the best up and coming talent at the time and has helped to launch many an impressive artistic career. Typically, this exhibition is reviewed and receives extensive press coverage from local media and is one of our best attended events of the year. Open Door is open to all North American residents working in any 2D/ 3D media and video. Only works completed within the past two years are eligible for submission.
This year’s Open Door submissions will be juried by Ellen Mueller. Ellen Mueller is an interdisciplinary artist living in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. She examines how capitalist systems affect everyday living, with particular focus on issues related to the environment and adornment. She received her MFA from University of South Florida and is currently the Director of Programs at Arts Midwest. Mueller has completed many residencies nationally and internationally and is the author of four books including "Walking as Artistic Practice" coming out in October 2023.
The deadline for submissions is October 31st at midnight. Follow the link below to learn more about how you can become a part of this exciting show!
SUBMIT HERE!
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The choices you make (intentionally or unintentionally) while creating art becomes the language by which your viewer understands the piece. This happens through the choice of medium, material, aesthetic qualities, formal elements, subject matter, gesture, lighting, dimension and location. Each of these is connected to a greater cultural & historical context that can change depending on the viewers age, race, gender identity, nationality, economic status and location on the planet.
As art students you are becoming experts in understanding the many levels of depth an image/object contains and how it effects your viewer. If you were in chemistry you would be expected to remember the periodic table as well as how all the elements intact through various chemical combinations depending on situation. (sounds just as impossible doesn't it) You creative neighbors upstairs are doing the same thing with sound and musical composition.
Lets look at some examples
* Lets discuss your senior thesis art test
* What is your next art test?
- You need to find 3 - 5 people who you wish to have write you letters of recommendation. You need to cultivate your relationship with them over the next year.
- You need to make a list with the names, dates, and addresses of everything you've ever done, anything you have won, everyplace you worked and your high schools information.
- One for a specific piece "Show"
Bio
- basic personal information, the what, where, when of your life
- this will change depending on need and what your applying for
Portfolio
- you will need 15-20 art pieces
- start collecting images of your best work
- ask the professor in your area of concentration how artwork for your medium should be presented.
