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The Gardiner Museum presents the 4th Annual RBC Emerging Artist People’s Choice Award
from September 2 to October 14, 2014. Supported by the RBC Emerging
Artists Project, the $10,000 award – voted by the public at the
exhibition and online – honours a Canadian artist (or permanent
resident) who has been out of school and practicing professionally with
clay as part of his/her artist practice for seven years or less. A
national panel of artists, curators and arts educators nominated the
five exceptional artists.
Online voting begins Wednesday, September 3 at 12 noon and ends Sunday, October 12 at 11:59 pm.
You can also vote at the exhibition from September 2 to October 12.
Find all the details here….
#1&2 are Leigh Wen: The line & meditative qualities of her
work are so inspiring to me. She can capture the sea in a squiggle better than
any other artist out there!
#5 & 6 are me:
MudFire presents Girl Parts, an exploration of all things GIRL,
whether they be sugar and spice or something more sinister. This show
includes tiles, mugs, pots, sculptures, and a wide array of color, style
and material.
This show has a bit of everything – from pretend boyfriends and
lovely lady postcards to inticing sculptures from Kyungmin Park and
Kirsten Stingle give us something a little more to ponder about
femininity. Come see for yourself!
Starting August 23rd – this work will be on view in the gallery and
online – we will be holding a reception celebrating these delightful
works from 5pm – 8pm on Saturday August 23rd. Kirsten Stingle will be
here to discuss her work.
Featured Artists
Shalene Valenzuela
Kirsten Stingle
Thomas Fink
David Robinson
Amanda Barr
Autumn Higgins
Justin Rothshank
Carole Epp
Chris Lewis
Kaitlyn Pruitt
Doreen Baskin
Meg Walsh
Kyungmin Park
Kathryn Rauth
Steve Hansen
Natasha Gainey
Amy Lynn Hess
Andy Jackson
• Entry Fee: $30 per artist, up to three entries. • Work may not be larger than 16” x 16” x 16”.
• All work must be for sale. No single work may exceed $500 in value.
Artists will pay a 40% commission to the Gallery on all sales.
• Artist responsible for shipping cost to and from the Gallery,
shipping paid through UPS only, all work must include pre-paid return
shipping label.
• Digital entry only, JPEG format, 300 dpi and no more than 2100
pixels at the longest dimension. All files must be labeled with artist’s
first initial and last name followed by entry number (ie, e.smith01).
• The Morean Arts Center reserves the right to photograph exhibited
work and use these or the artists digital images for repro- duction in
both printed and electronic materials for publicity.
Click here to download entry form
Calendar
September 5, 2014 – Deadline to enter
September 12, 2014 – Acceptance notification
October 1, 2014 – Delivery of work, no later than 5pm
November 15, 2014 – Return of artwork
Juror: Matt Schiemann
Matt Schiemann received his MFA from Southern Illinois University
Carbondale. After graduation Matt became co-owner of St. Petersburg Clay
Company. He is an adjunct professor for St. Petersburg College and
Eckerd College as well as the manager for the St. Petersburg Artist in
Residence at the Morean Arts Center for Clay. Matt shows his wood fired
functional work nationally and has been published in numerous
publications.
Entry Form | Biennial Cup Show | October 1st thru October 31st, 2014
Please complete and email images to [email protected] with credit
card information, or mail with check or cash for entry fees no later
than September 15th, 2014, 5pm.
Click here to download entry form
http://www.moreanartscenter.org/news.php?id=3269
*** sorry for the short notice. I sometimes don’t see these calls until it’s late. I know that’s a pain. – Carole
