#2024 juried art exhibit

[yeehawpim]

Hey y'all!🤠

I'm in the 2024 juried art exhibit this year at Coquitlam public library! You'll be able to find my submission "A Secret Third Thing" at the city centre branch (1169 Pinetree Way), go check it out along with all the other cool pieces!

The theme is "openness" and "curiosity," and the art will be up Sept. 26 - Nov. 6😊

[kolajmag]

COLLAGE ON VIEW

NCS 40th Annual Juried Exhibition

at the Meyerhoff Gallery at the Maryland Institute College of Art through 15 December 2024. National Collage Society’s 40th Annual Juried Exhibition features ninety-three collages and assemblages across forty states and four countries. There were 434 submissions received. The National Collage Society, Inc. (NCS) was founded in 1982 by Gretchen Bierbaum. It is incorporated in Ohio with a dedicated Board of Directors. A non-profit classification was granted with a Federal ID. Read More

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[allthebrazilianpolitics]

This Week in Art in Brazil: November 27, 2024

Zurich Art Prize to Artur Lescher The eighteenth annual edition of the Zurich Art Prize, awarded by Museum Haus Konstruktiv and Zurich Insurance Company Ltd, went to São Paulo artist Artur Lescher. “The Zurich Art Prize jury was particularly impressed by Artur Lescher’s ability to respond to the architecture of the respective exhibition spaces,” Museum Haus Konstruktiv posts on Instagram. “His sculptures do not just fit into the space, but also interact with it. The space becomes an integral part of the sculptures, enhancing their presence.”

Continue reading.

[legendweaver]

OOf, been very busy. Midterms and everything really got to me, and I've had to put art on the back burner. On a side note, my piece got into the juried student exhibition at my college, and the exhibition went really well!

I meant to get out a piece for tmnt trauma event held by @traumas-tmntober-2024, but wasn't able too. I will definitely finish it eventually

[chrissorensen]

Wrapping up 2024 with some of the images I've been honored to have win awards or be selected for gallery shows this past year.

1) my portrait of Natalie Turturro Mettouchi for BUArts was selected for the 2024 Communication Arts Photo Annual. It also won Bronze in the Editorial Portrait category of the PX3 Paris Photo Prize and was an Editor's Pick in the 2024 LensCulture Portrait Awards.

2) our Handmaid from Wife During Quarantine won 2nd prize in the Conceptual category of the 2024 APA Awards. It was also one of 45 images selected from 2600 entries for the 2024 International Juried Exhibition of the Center for Photographic Art curated by Elizabeth Avedon.

3,4,5,6) my Dobbs1 image as well as my portraits of dance icon Twyla Tharp and National Book Award winner Colum McCann were chosen by juror Michael Foley of Foley Gallery and Leica Gallery for the 3rd Annual APA-NY Juried Exhibition at Soho Photo Gallery. And our Spring image from Wife During Quarantine was a Board Choice for the show.

7,8) our Chair and Braid images from Wife During Quarantine were chosen for the APA-LA Off the Clock competition and exhibition recognizing personal work by curator George Kocis, Director and Partner at Staley-Wise Gallery.

9,10) my portraits of voice actor Gail Shalan for BU and celebrity chef Kwame Onwuachi for WaPo won Bronzes in the Editorial Portrait category of the PX3 Paris Photo prize.

Thanks to all the curators, jurors, directors, editors, assistants and wonderful subjects who made these images possible. And of course to the lovely redhead. Happy new year all!

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[nrutkowski1]

Karaoke Party. Was accepted into the Annual Fall Juried Exhibition at Perkins Center For The Arts.

@perkinscenter

Annual Fall Juried Exhibition

Artist Reception and Award Ceremony

Saturday, October 19 5:00 – 8:00 pm

Moorestown GALLERY Sept 18 – October 25, 2024

Juror: Kit Donnelly

Photo: Christine Wagner (2023 1st Place Winner)

Gallery Hours:

Mon – Fri 10:00AM – 2:00 PM

Saturday 12:00PM – 4:00PM

395 Kings Highway Moorestown, NJ 08057

[vincemontague]

Brain Scaffolding

2024

Ceramic

20”x18x14”

Opening this Saturday. I’ll be there.

Ink & Clay 46: Art & Science Collide

A National Juried Competition

Artists’ Reception & Award Ceremony:

Sat. Sept. 14, 2024, 2-5pm

Must RSVP for Reception on Eventbrite:

www.eventbrite.com/e/935911495477

Exhibition open now through Nov. 14, 2024

Regular Gallery Hours:

M-Tu: 4-8pm | W-Th, Sa-Su: 12-4pm

Closed: Fridays, and Nov. 11

Kellogg University Art Gallery

Cal Poly Pomona, Building 35A

3801 West Temple Avenue Pomona, CA 91768

About PST ART: Art & Science Collide

Southern California’s landmark arts event, PST ART (previously Pacific Standard Time), returns in September 2024 with 800+ artists, 70+ exhibitions, and 1 mind-blowing theme:

Art & Science Collide

In partnership with museums and institutions across the region, this is one of the most expansive art events in the world.

This “collision” will explore the intersections of Art and Science, both past and present, with diverse organizations activating exhibitions on topics like ancient cosmologies, Indigenous sci-fi, environmental justice, and artificial intelligence.

PST ART: Art & Science Collide will share groundbreaking research, spark lively debate, and provide thought-provoking lenses to explore our complex world.

#inkandclay46 #artexhibit #pstla #ceramics #bigheads #sculpture #cintemporaryceramics #art #writing #poetry

[darren-cech-art]

“Pink Walkway”

Happy to announce I received an honorable mention from Circle Foundation for the Arts for their Santa Fe exhibit contest.

This piece also tied for second in my category Naive Art Other in the 2024 World Art Awards. Artists from over 65 countries entered this contest. To date, this is my most successful art I have created and most recognized in a juried competition.

This was created using Windsor & Newton watercolor paint. Painted on 14x11 110lb (180gsm) mixed media paper.

[sandrateitge]

Ruckhaberle Award Shortlist Exhibition

Museum Reinickendorf / GalerieETAGE

5 December 2024 – 2 March 2025

Artists Emma Adler Arijit Bhattacharyya Rob Crosse Anna Ehrenstein Iden Sungyoung Kim Ronak Moshtaghi Beatrice Moumdjian

Curator Sandra Teitge

Organizer Künstlerhof Frohnau, in cooperation with the Department of Art and History Berlin-Reinickendorf

Venue GalerieETAGE at Museum Reinickendorf Alt-Hermsdorf 35 13467 Berlin

Opening Reception Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 6:30 PM Hosted by: Harald Muschner (District Councillor for Culture Reinickendorf),

Dr. Sabine Ziegenrücker (Head of the Department of Art and History),

Kaya Behkalam (Künstlerhof Frohnau) and curator Sandra Teitge.

Since 2019, the Künstlerhof Frohnau (KHF) and the Department of Art and History Reinickendorf have awarded the Ruckhaberle Award to commemorate the work of artist, curator, and cultural politician Dieter Ruckhaberle. The prize includes €2,000, an artist residency at Künstlerhof Frohnau, and a publication alongside this exhibition. Previous winners include Nafis Fatollahzadeh (2023), Uliana Bychenkova & Anna Scherbyna (2022), Surya Gied (2021), Annette Frick (2020), and Luiza Prado (2019).

In times of heightened political debates, decreasing tolerance, and a shift to the right in society, the Ruckhaberle Prize emphasizes the importance of open spaces for art and discourse to critically reflect on contemporary issues. The prize honors visual artists living in Germany who, through their work, find compelling ways to illuminate complex or underrepresented social contexts and contribute to a nuanced understanding of our time.

This year, seven artists have been nominated for the award: Emma Adler, Arijit Bhattacharyya, Rob Crosse, Anna Ehrenstein, Iden Sungyoung Kim, Ronak Moshtaghi, and Beatrice Moumdjian.Their works stand out for their diversity of perspectives and themes, addressing pressing questions of our time: they explore the mechanisms of political propaganda, the spread of conspiracy myths, and the persistent threat of far-right violence in Germany. They also shed light on the complex experiences of queer Muslim identities and recount diasporic family stories that, through their interweaving of different places and times, raise universal questions of belonging and identity. A central focus is the processing of historical traumas, including the devastating consequences of nuclear war, forced labor, and colonialism. The artists reveal how deeply these events are inscribed in both collective and individual memories and how they continue to resonate today. Despite the weight of many of these topics, a hopeful dimension runs through the works: they articulate a vision of empathy, understanding, and mutual care. In a time marked by division and conflict, these pieces invite us to engage with the perspectives of others and seek shared paths toward a future rooted in solidarity.

The 2024 Ruckhaberle Prize Jury:

Kaya Behkalam, Artist and Chair of Künstlerhof Frohnau e.V. Dr. Gürsoy Doğtaş, Curator and Author Rike Frank, Co-Director of the European Kunsthalle and Managing Director of the Berlin Artistic Research Grant Program Johanna M. Keller, Program Officer of the Akademie der Künste, Berlin Dr. Sabine Ziegenrücker, Head of the Department of Art and History Reinickendorf

[jonfarreporter]

Sculpture Exhibit Opening in May at Sausalito Center for The Arts

In collaboration with the National Sculpture Society, the Sausalito Center for The Arts is pleased to announce an upcoming sculpture exhibit entitled, “The Art of Form: Perspectives from The West” opening on May 17.

Enthralled that the NSS selected SCA as the venue, participating sculptor Moana Ponder sees SCA and Sausalito as an ideal fit for such an exhibit.

“I strongly recommended SCA to Lance Glasser, a fellow sculptor, who is Northern California Ambassador for NSS,” said Ponder.

“Because Sausalito is such a beautiful spot and it has a history with the arts.” “And, said Ponder the Sausalito Center for The Arts is a very accommodating and accessible venue that is spacious enough for sculpture work,”

Glasser who will also be exhibiting work in the exhibit agreed as he said. “Sausalito is ideal and SCA just lends itself well for the exhibit.”

“Moana was the persistent one, about getting SCA as the venue” he said.

He chuckled as he exclaimed, Moana was the instigator and I did the ‘leg work’ so to speak.”

“I had my doubts,” said Glasser. But Moana’s persistence pushed me and eventually the NSS and SCA were able to put it together.”

“From 102 sculpture works submitted 57 sculptures have been selected,” said Glasser.

“37 sculptors are featured in the juried exhibit,” he added.

Jurors included sculptors Paige Bradley and Rod Zullo, along with SCA Executive Director, Shiva Pakdel.  Bradley and Zullo are Fellows of the NSS, the highest level of achievement in the organization.

Founded in 1893, more than 130 years ago, the National Sculpture Society, or NSS, has maintained the mission of its founders, Daniel Chester French, Augustus St. Gaudens, Stanford White and J.Q.A. Ward:  spreading the knowledge of good sculpture. The organization promotes excellence in sculpture that is inspired by the natural world.

In discerning the viability and feasibility of the venue NSS was thorough. “Sausalito Center for The Arts (SCA) ticked/checked all the boxes,” said Glasser.

“And Sausalito is really an ideal place,” added Glasser. For those who consider art as an investment, Glasser said. “This is Great opportunity to buy sculpture. Because as he noted. “You can be confident that it was not AI created.”

Observing the rapid advances in technology and it impact upon so many things, Glasser said. “In a few years, that may not be the case.”

Chiming in with Ponder he reiterated the highlighting of Sausalito’s longstanding presence as a center for art and the artistic community.

“Sausalito is picturesque,” he said. And, you just can’t beat it for attracting the public - the views of the San Francisco Bay are spectacular!”

NSS has collaborated with other art organizations to host shows around the United States, most recently the Reno Tahoe International Art Show in 2023 and 2024.

A $1,000 Best of Show cash award sponsored by the Fantasy Fountain Fund through the National Sculpture Society will be granted to an artist during the course of the show.

The featured and participating artists in the exhibit are as follows:

Susan Amorde

Isidoro Angeles

Catherine Bohrman

Mark Brodie

John Broussard

Deanna Rae C. Montero

Robert Cantor

Ann Capitan

Christine Cianci

Konrad Dunton,

Theresa Dyer

Martin Eichinger

Jacquelyn Giuffre

Lance Glasser

Jane Grimm

Susanna Israel

Christopher Keating

Jonathan Livingston

Kate Mikhailov

Maidy Morhous

Scott Mortenson

Cornelia Nevitt

Luna R. Paesch

Dernham Pamela Merory

Moana Ponder

Rose Irwin Price

Luis Quaintance

Roshanak Rahimi

Mohammed Ranjbar-Sadeghi

Mardie Rees

Paul Reiber

Andrey Sledkov

Brandon Stieg

Heidi Wastweet

Nathalie Whisman

Jun Yan

Emil Yanos

Fan Yu

Susan Zimmerman

Glasser and Ponder are confident “The Art of Form: Perspectives from The West” will exceed expectations.

“Sculpture is a multi-dimensional art form,” said Ponder. “It’s 360 degrees x 360 degrees and then some!”

“I have found that I feel greater freedom of expression working in sculpture (or 3D) than I found when painting,” said Ponder.

The entire process is different and unique (from painting) noted Ponder. “The form is enhanced by the patina,” she said. “The patina, oh! That’s a whole other dimension and conversation in and of itself.” Especially so, since Ponder works primarily with metal.

“And, well, exclaimed Ponder, “you have to just come to Sausalito and see the exhibit.”

The four-week exhibit, “The Art of Form: Perspectives from The West” begins on May 17 and concludes on June 15, 2025.

For details visit the SCA website.

[amandi-mga2023mi6011]

Research: What happens at Animayo?

Previous itinerary for the 2024 Animayo Festival:

Training and industry (master classes, panels, workshops)

Screenings (official competition sections, Animayo Gran Canaria Awards, Special Feature Films Panorama, Special Guest Country, La Noche dos Rombos).

Fan zone of leisure and experiences: Official opening, autograph signings, exhibition, talent stands, immersive experiences, Animayo Night Club.

Professional meetings (recruitments, networking area, meetings with the press, animated breakfast, jury deliberations).

Young students area (Decide your future, talent grants, portfolio review, university credits, training certificate).

Children's and family district (My First Festival, art and new technologies workshops for the whole family, exhibition, experience zone).

School Animayo (screenings for primary and secondary schools, screenings for high school, arts and grades, school master classes).

[kolajmag]

CALL TO ARTISTS (PAID ADVERTISEMENT)

What Lies Beneath

Collage Artists of America online juried exhibition, 1 November-31 December 2024. Deadline to apply: Tuesday, 1 October 2024, 11:55PM PDT. “What Lies Beneath” invites artists to explore and interpret the theme through their unique perspectives. What’s behind your art? Certainly, the surface is the first thing the viewer sees. Nevertheless, behind all that is the path you traveled to reach your final manifestation of expression. Perhaps you used many layers of materials or ideas or even both. The theme is meant to be a creativity starter and interpretation is up to you. Read More

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Kolaj Magazine, a full color, print magazine, exists to show how the world of collage is rich, layered, and thick with complexity. By remixing history and culture, collage artists forge new thinking. To understand collage is to reshape one's thinking of art history and redefine the canon of visual culture that informs the present.

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[genieghim]

Genie Ghim News

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North Bethesda, Maryland

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The District 51 Art Show

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Washington, D.C.

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Transformer 20th Annual Auction & Benefit Gala

American University Katzen Arts Center

Washington, D.C.

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Small Talk

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InterSpace Gallery 

Rockville, Maryland

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POP! Art with Mass Appeal

Annemarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center

Smithsonian Museums Affiliate

Solomons, Maryland

Juried by Keri Towler of Hirshhorn Museum

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Bethesda, Maryland

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Translation Through Art

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North Bethesda, Maryland

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Building a Caring Community Through Art

The Universities of Shady Grove

Rockville, Maryland

Juried by Yuri Stone & Ariana Kaye, Curators at Glenstone Museum 

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[chrissorensen]

Thrilled to share the news that our Handmaid image from Wife During Quarantine was selected for the Center for Photographic Art 2024 International Juried Exhibition. Out of over 2,500 entries, juror Elizabeth Avedon selected 45 images for the show and we're honored to be among them. Especially with this image in these times. The opening reception is Saturday, November 23rd, 4-6pm at CPA in Carmel, CA and the exhibition will run through December 29th.

[nrutkowski1]

My work at Medford Arts Center, Jurors Comments, and a photo of resting Nate Face (I’m actually happy in this picture..)

Composition 12/31/2023 and Composition 2/17/2024 were accepted into at Medford Arts Center Fall Juried Exhibition. Very Grateful and Thankful for the opportunity.

Composition 12/31/2023 won second prize.

Medford Arts Center gallery, 8 N. Main St., Medford, NJ

@medford_arts

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