May 4 Meeting - Come to vote on new board members and enjoy Kimberly Morrow Panagiotakos' presentation on Alcohol Inks.
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You are invited to join the Visual Arts Society of Texas (VAST), for a presentation about painting with Alcohol inks by:
Artist Kimberly Morrow Panagiotakos
May 4 from 6:45 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Patterson-Appleton Arts Center (PAAC)
400 East Hickory St, Denton, TX
No fee for members, $5 for guests
Kimberly will present tips, tricks, and techniques for using alcohol inks on a variety of surfaces. Some substrates discussed include tile, yupo paper, black vinyl, canvas, wood, plastic, and glass. Each will be presented with the necessary preparation for the material, and how to finish/seal it afterwards. Also discussed will be alcohol ink techniques, and “do’s” and “don’ts” for that material. (For example, setting your ink on fire gives interesting results on canvas and tile, but spells disaster for yupo paper! Also discussed will be ways to work with the alcohol ink. Brushwork, washes, drips & drops, heat, compressed air, fire, tipping, and resist are just some of the techniques she regularly uses in her artwork.
Kimberly is originally from Massachusetts; however, she is currently based in the Dallas/Fort Worth Texas area. She strives to provide beauty through art for all her patrons and art students. She finds that each new painting provides its own learning experience, and she feels that she learns something new with each painting.
Kimberly received her BFA from UMass Dartmouth and for several years worked in Boston as a medical illustrator. In 1997, she moved to Texas and received her teaching certification from UNT and has been teaching art in Texas for 14+ years. Kim is very active in the local art community and participates in many artist organizations in and around DFW.
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To see more of Kimberly Morrow Panagiotakos' art:
https://www.studioarthousegallery.com/kimberly-morrow-panagiotakos
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VAST Annual Meeting Wednesday, May 4, 2022
Prior to the Artist Talk
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The annual business meeting of the VAST membership will be held on Wednesday, May 4, 2022, 6:45 pm at the Patterson-Appleton Art Center in Denton.
At this important meeting we will elect new officers, recognize retiring officers, and conduct any other necessary VAST business.
Please make every effort to be there so that you can participate in the election and welcome our new officers.
Report From the Nominating Committee
The VAST Nominating Committee (Mindy Faubion, Carol Rowley, Jo Williams, and Kimberly Karl (Chair) has completed its work and is pleased to present the following slate of seven candidates for election to the Board of Directors in the class of 2025.
Dan DeHart Treasurer
Deb DeHart
Ellen Frenkel Secretary
Carolyn Johnson Vice President/Programs
Adam Lancaster
Becky McCollum
Mary Perry Corresponding Secretary
We thank these nominees for being willing to take us into the future by serving on the VAST Board of Directors. THANK YOU!!
THANK YOU TO OUR RETIRING OFFICERS
At the end of this month several members of the VAST Board of Directors will be completing their terms of service. According to our bylaws, each Director is elected for a three-year term and may serve two consecutive terms. These officers have worked diligently behind the scenes to maintain our VAST programs and exhibitions during the challenging years of the COVID pandemic.
On behalf of the membership, we offer our thanks to retiring Board members Mary Carol Schaedel, Secretary, and Veva Vonler, Corresponding Secretary.
Completing her term on the Executive Committee as the Vice President/Programs is Robin Huttash. The good news for us is that, while Robin is leaving the Executive Committee, we are fortunate that she will continue on the Board. We thank Robin for all the work she has done arranging speakers for our monthly programs. The necessity to provide online meetings caused by the COVID shutdown of 2020 added an extra complication to her job. Some of the presenters preferred an in-person format so Robin had to adapt the schedule to their preferences. She handled the switch to online meetings (and all the necessary technology) so deftly that it only took us all a couple of meetings to find everything running smoothly.This was a monumental task accomplished with grace by Robin. So, a special thank you to Robin Huttash for rising to the occasion in so many special ways!
During this year we also received the resignations of Mandy Metts, Magda Plegge, and Blake Weld due to job changes. Blake served as our Treasurer taking on the job just shortly after he came onto the Board in 2020. He, too, handled tasks that were made even more complicated by the COVID shutdown. Mandy and Magda kept us in the know by maintaining our Instagram account. We can’t begin to tell you all how much we appreciate your service to VAST! THANK YOU ALL!
Upcoming VAST Board Meeting
The next meeting of the VAST Board will be on Saturday, May 21 at 10 AM. This meeting is open to any VAST member who wants to attend. Please watch for more details about the location and other meeting arrangements.
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2023 VAST Calendar Prospectus
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T-shirts $22
With Self Portrait of Natalia Goncharova
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Some of the audience at the April presentation on Natalia Goncharova asked about getting t-shirts with the self-portrait of the artist. The people helping with the presentation were wearing them. I can order them for about $22 each. If you are interested send me an email with the size you want. If you want a print of her self-portrait, send me an email and I will make one for you.
Gail Cope
gailcope1@gmail.com
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Greater Denton Arts Council
Taking Applications for Artist Microgrants
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ARTIST MICROGRANTS
GDAC’S ARTIST MICRO-GRANT program will award individual artists of various disciplines up to $500 per grant to complete a creative project. Designed to encourage the many musicians, actors, poets, visual artists, actors, writers, and designers of our community, artists of all backgrounds and practices are encouraged to apply.
Eligibility
To be eligible for ARTIST MICRO-GRANTS, applicants must be:
- 18 or older
- A resident of Denton County
- An artist working in any media including musical and performing arts.
- A Member or Artist Member of the Greater Denton Arts Council in good standing. To become a member, visit dentonarts.com/membership.
ARTIST MICRO-GRANTS Guidelines
A maximum grant award of $500 will be awarded per artist. Projects and programs must be art or art oriented, occur in Denton or Denton County, and can be applied to general expenses associated with artistic practice, including, but not limited to studio rental, production costs, exhibition related expenses or supplies, or other materials needed to complete an arts project.
Projects for this year’s grants cycle must fall within the dates of July 1, 2022-June 2023.
In keeping with the goals of the Texas Commission on the Arts, projects that encourage or enhance cultural diversity and/or serve underserved populations are strongly encouraged to apply.
Funds will NOT be awarded for the following:
- Fundraising initiatives or for-profit events
- Medical expenses or deficit reduction
- Capital improvements and brick and mortar improvements.
- Political or sectarian activities or for organizations that prohibit accessibility.
- Scholarships or tuition to institutions of higher education
Artists may submit only one grant application per granting year.
2022 Arts Grants materials
How to Apply
Artists applying for ARTIST MICRO-GRANTS are required to participate in an online training workshop and complete a brief survey prior to applying. This process should take no longer than 30 minutes and can be completed as applicants’ schedules allow.
Full details of required attachments and supplemental materials are outlined in the application forms.
Completed grant applications and supporting materials must be emailed to admin@dentonarts.com or be delivered to the Greater Denton Arts Council at the Patterson-Appleton Arts Center, 400 E Hickory, Denton, TX 76201 by May 20th 2022 at 5 PM.
Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted. Early submissions are strongly encouraged.
GRANT REVIEW PROCESS
The Grant Review Committee, consisting of community representatives at large, will evaluate and review applications. Funding recommendations to the GDAC Board of Directors will be based on, but not limited to, the following criteria:
- Artistic quality
- Goals & results of the proposed project
- Community impact
- Accuracy and completeness of application
Artist Micro-grant applicants may be contacted with additional questions or request for interview with the Grants Review Committee.
The GDAC Board of Directors will make final decisions concerning funding. All grant applicants will be notified of acceptance/denial by Friday, June 10th, 2022, Contracts will be sent out the following week and must be signed and returned by June 24th, 2022.
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High School Winners at April's Meeting
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The annual high school show was held at the April VAST meeting instead of the normal mini show. There were 27 entries from the Denton County high schools. There were some amazingly talented students this year and the judging was difficult.
Thanks to Carol Stoecker for putting this all together! And thanks to the high school art teachers for their support of the show!
Congratulations to:
Sculpture
Nathan Kent, Nature Amid Chaos, Found Objects Sculpture
Marcus High School
Painting
Amalya Graham, Self Composition, Oil
Liberty Christian School
Drawing
Treasure Collins, Unattractive Thinking, Chalk Pastel
Ryan High School
Photography
Molly Patrick, Ancient Inspirations, Photography
Marcus High School
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Worth a Road Trip!
Virtual Realities: The Art of M.C. Escher
Museum of Fine Arts Houston
Through September 5, 2022
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Virtual Realities: The Art of M.C. Escher from the Michael S. Sachs Collection
Museum of Fine Arts Houston
Tickets include general admission
“You have to retain a sense of wonder; that’s what it’s all about.” —M.C. Escher
The MFAH hosts the largest and most comprehensive exhibition of works by M.C. Escher ever presented. Virtual Realities features more than 400 prints, drawings, watercolors, printed fabrics, constructed objects, wood and linoleum blocks, lithographic stones, sketchbooks, and the artist’s working tools.
Maurits Cornelis Escher (1898–1972), popularly referred to as M.C. Escher, was born in the Netherlands and is known internationally for his self-described “mental images,” which connect to mathematics and various branches of science. Considered a “one-man art movement,” he remained outside of the art establishment. Escher was heralded in the psychedelic era of the 1960s and 1970s and is treasured today for his mind-bending works.
Spanning Escher’s entire career, Virtual Realities is drawn from the most extensive Escher collection in the world, held by Michael S. Sachs, who acquired 90 percent of the Escher estate in 1980. The artist’s singular, sometimes unsettling works, with their orchestration of multi-dimensional alternate realities, have become icons of the 20th century. Escher’s imagery evolved from realistic observations of the world to inventions from his imagination that explore the relationships between art and science, order and disorder, and logic and irrationality. Interactive auxiliary rooms, where visitors may play with optical illusions, accompany the exhibition.
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Women Painting Women
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
May 15 - September 25, 2022
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“Women Painting Women" is a thematic exhibition featuring 46 female artists who choose women as subject matter in their works. This presentation includes approximately 50 evocative portraits that span the late 1960s to the present. International in scope, Women Painting Women recognizes female perspectives that have been underrepresented in the history of postwar figuration. Painting is the focus of the exhibition, as traditionally it has been a privileged medium for portraiture, particularly for white male artists. The artists here use painting and women as subject matter as vehicles for change and range from early trailblazers like Alice Neel and Emma Amos to emerging artists such as Jordan Casteel and Apolonia Sokol. Some, such as Jenny Saville, work on large canvases, producing images that dwarf the space around them, while others, including Somaya Critchlow, paint on a modest scale that invites close viewing. All place women—their bodies, gestures, and individuality—at the forefront.
Four themes trend in the works included in Women Painting Women: The Body, Nature Personified, Color as Portrait, and Selfhood. Through these themes, the artists conceive new ways to activate and elaborate on the portrayal of women. Replete with complexities, realness, abjection, beauty, complications, everydayness, and joy, the portraits in this exhibition make way for female artists to share the stage with their male counterparts in defining the image of woman and how it has evolved.
Artists included: Rita Ackermann, Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Emma Amos, María Berrío, Louise Bonnet, Lisa Brice, Joan Brown, Jordan Casteel, Somaya Critchlow, Kim Dingle, Marlene Dumas, Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, Nicole Eisenman, Tracey Emin, Natalie Frank, Hope Gangloff, Eunice Golden, Jenna Gribbon, Alex Heilbron, Ania Hobson, Luchita Hurtado, Chantal Joffe, Hayv Kahraman, Maria Lassnig, Christiane Lyons, Danielle Mckinney, Marilyn Minter, Alice Neel, Elizabeth Peyton, Paula Rego, Faith Ringgold, Deborah Roberts, Susan Rothenberg, Jenny Saville, Dana Schutz, Joan Semmel, Amy Sherald, Lorna Simpson, Arpita Singh, Sylvia Sleigh, Apolonia Sokol, May Stevens, Claire Tabouret, Mickalene Thomas, Nicola Tyson, Lisa Yuskavage
Organized by the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and curated by Andrea Karnes, senior curator.
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Time to Renew Your VAST Membership
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Benefits of renewing between March 1, 2022 and May 31, 2022 include:
- A free entry of two photographs of your artwork into our annual Calendar Competition, which is juried;
- Many thanks from our volunteer VAST Board of Directors for allowing them to plan the upcoming year with confidence in our finances
Benefits of being a member of VAST include:
- Free attendance at VAST monthly meetings (September through May) featuring all media speakers and art demonstrations
- Free monthly VISION newsletter sent by email
- Free entry to the monthly member art competition at meetings - the VAST Mini-Shows
- Eligibility to be chosen the VAST Artist of the Year
- Eligibility for one art work's guaranteed entry into VAST Members' Exhibit (entry fee required)
- Discount on entry fee for Members into the regional juried VAST 175-Mile Exhibit competition
- 20% discount on full-price purchases at Voertman’s in Denton
- 20% discount on full-price purchases at Asel Art Supply in Dallas
- Fun and Fellowship with fellow artists, and those who appreciate art!
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What news do you have? Did you get in any shows? What is up with our members? Reply to this newsletter or contact Mary at news.vast@gmail.com. We'd like to hear from you!
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Darla Bostick's piece, Beijing Guardian, (shown right) won 1st Place at the Society of Watercolor Artists' March monthly show.
Two of Bostick's photographs and one mixed media work Totem Talisman, were accepted and are currently showing at the George A Purefoy Municipal Center Art in the Atrium exhibition through September 14. Huffines Rec. Center in Richardson has a show up through June, including two of Darla Bostick's works.
The City of San Marcos chose three of Bostick's watercolors for use on utility traffic boxes.
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2022 VAST Calendar Artists
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Famous Artists and the Pets Who Inspired Their Success
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From Henri Matisse’s two cats, Minouche and Coussi, to more unique pets like Salvador Dalí’s ocelot, furry companions of all kinds have spurred the creativity of notable visual artists. Below is a list of some of the most prominent artist-pet relationships, and how each contributed to their body of work.
12.03.18
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Emily Carr was a Canadian artist and writer, credited as one of the first painters in Canada to adopt a modernist and Post-Impressionist style. Her paintings were inspired by that of the Indigenous cultures of the Pacific Northwest Coast in the United States, prompted by a trip to Alaska with her sister.
Carr was fascinated by animals, which was detailed in many of her writings. She had parrots, chipmunks, a raccoon, white rats, cats, dogs, and a monkey named Woo. In her 1946 biography, Growing Pains, she writes, “My sister owned a beautiful mare which she permitted me to ride. On the mare, astride as I had ridden in the Cariboo, my sheep-dog following, I went into the woods. No woman had ever ridden cross-saddle before in Victoria! Victoria was shocked! My family sighed. Carrs had always conformed…. Too bad, instead of England gentling me into an English Miss with nice ways I was more me than ever, just pure me.”
In another of her biographical works, Emily Carr and Her Dogs: Flirt, Punk and Loo, Carr compiles 25 fun-loving stories about her dogs alongside 16 illustrations. In it, she discusses raising Old English sheepdogs, harping on the affectionate and loyal nature of her dogs.
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The “VAST YEAR” runs from June 1 through May 31; Our current dues are: Individual, $37; Family, $47; Educator, $27; Student, $17. VAST starts collecting dues for the upcoming year March 1.
Some items to note:
- Members joining for the first time on or after March 1 receive 3 months (March/April/May) free.
- Each year renewing and new members are asked to fill out a Member Registration Form to update all member information.
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VAST is an all-volunteer organization. Please consider sharing your time, talent, and skills with us. Projects, skills and needs are listed on the Member Registration Form. Your help is needed and wanted!
The VAST officers, board of directors, chair persons
all hope you enjoy your membership experience!
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To be sure you receive membership news and the Vision newsletter, make sure that your electronic address book has the emails below added to your contacts list. (Or they may end up in your junk mail!)
(Membership email)
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Member Workshops, Classifieds, Want Ads, Etc.
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VAST Members have the opportunity to advertise art related information in the newsletter 2 times per VAST year - June 1st through May 31st. This ad must be sent to the editor by the 20th of the month and is subject to the approval of VAST. VAST reserves the right to edit.
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September 24-30 is Darla Bostick's Ghost Ranch UN-traditional Watercolor workshop.
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A Creative Art STUDIO
227 W. Oak Street, Denton, TX
"A Creative Art Studio and Gallery" on Facebook or https://acreativeartstudio.com
Patterson-Appleton Arts Center
400 E. Hickory Street, Denton, TX 76201
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Texas Woman's University Art Galleries
East Gallery and West Gallery
University of North Texas Art Galleries
CVAD Gallery
Paul Voertman Gallery
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Art Opportunities and Proposals
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Visual Arts League of Allen (VALA) presents their juried Figurative and Abstraction Art Exhibit.
Deadline: June 10, 2022
Exhibition Location: The VALA Gallery, 610 Elm St, McKinney TX 75069 (in the Historic Cotton Mill of McKinney)
Exhibition Dates: June15 – July 30
Fee: $35 for non-members, for up to 3 pieces, Free for VALA members
Art Drop Off : June 13 (5-7pm)
Art Pick-Up : July 31 (Time TBD)
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2022 New Texas Talent XXIX
call for submissions
Craighead Green Gallery, located in the Dallas Design District, represents the finest in contemporary art from both national and international artists.
Craighead Green presents its annual competition:
Deadline: May 22, 2022
Exhibition Dates: July 9 – August 20, 2022
JURORS: Terri Provencal & Chris Stewart
Terri Provencal is the founder, publisher, and editor-in-chief of Patron Magazine dedicated to the arts in North Texas. She also serves as the publisher and editor-in-chief of the official Dallas Arts District Guide. Having been exposed to art at an early age, her passion for art continues to this day. She collects contemporary art from emerging to mid-career artists, including many from the region, ranging from narrative to abstract.
Chris Stewart is the founder of Black Eye, a Dallas branding and design agency, and started collecting art over 20 years ago. He received a merit-based scholarship for painting at SMU and graduated with a BFA in Studio Art. He later earned an MBA and MA in Arts Administration and has worked at San Francisco’s de Young Museum and Legion of Honor. His collecting focus is on emerging and mid-career contemporary art.
CALL FOR ENTRIES
A state-wide juried exhibition conceived to introduce & promote emerging artists.
New Texas Talent is designed to introduce and promote emerging visual artists in the commercial market. Each year hundreds of images are submitted for review. Through their participation in the show, some artists have been offered representation by galleries and/or have been extended invitations for inclusion in future exhibitions. The exhibition and its participants have also received media exposure as well.
ELIGIBILITY
All artists residing in Texas over the age of 18, WITH NO FOR-PROFIT OR NON-PROFIT GALLERY REPRESENTATION.
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Local non-profit, Friends With Benefits is offering a chance to win a $500 grant or scholarship!
We are looking for North Texas musicians, visual artists, and performing artists to apply for one of our grants and scholarships.
Deadline: May 15, 2022.
The quick info:
- 3 categories – music, visual arts, performance arts
- Scholarship – $500 scholarship to go towards furthering education / lessons or art groups associated with a school
- Grant – $500 grant to individual artists or groups for anything they need to make their art
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See the link below to apply and find out more information: https://www.fwbdenton.com/music-scholarships-and-band-dollas
Feel free to reach out with any questions and we hope to hear from you!
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We are offering $3,500 and $1,000 grants to artists around the world.
Grants will be awarded through an open call art competition juried by leading contemporary curators
Current jurors:
— Jody Graf, Assistant Curator, MoMA PS1
— Pamela Meadows, Curator, Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art
The Hopper Prize was established in order to increase the recognition of artwork created by artists and photographers. Our aim is to advance artists’ careers by providing them with unrestricted financial support that is coupled with a platform for increased visibility. We accept submissions twice a year via an open call.
We are currently accepting submissions for the Spring 2022 grant cycle.
Total Awards: $11,000.00 USD for visual artists
$3,500.00 – 2 artists will each receive a $3,500 (USD) grant
$1,000.00 – 4 artists will each receive a $1,000 (USD) grant
30 artists will have their work archived at hopperprize.org
A selection from the submissions will be featured on our Instagram feed @hopperprize
Additional exposure will be available to winners through our Journal: Insights into Contemporary Art
Grant awards are unrestricted and may be used any way the recipients choose.
When submitting your work, you will have the option to opt-in to be considered for possible Instagram features on our feed @hopperprize, where we currently reach an audience of over 63k. Our editors will be featuring select submissions on a rolling basis prior to the application deadline.
In addition to grant awards, our shortlist, and Instagram reach, we will be providing an additional platform for exposure via our online Journal Insights Into Contemporary Art. We launched this digital publication to give artists a new channel to amplify their voice while providing an in-depth look at their work, practice, and background. Grant recipients and shortlisted artists will all receive the opportunity to publish an interview to include any work of their choosing as a means of providing continued support beyond the open call.
Eligibility
The Hopper Prize is open to all artists age 18 and older working in any media. There are no restrictions on genre, subject matter, or media. We welcome entries in all media.
We are committed to supporting artists from diverse cultural backgrounds at all stages of their professional careers. All artists are encouraged to apply.
Deadline: May 17, 2022
Simple Application: We made our grant application simple to reduce the stress of submitting your work and save you time. The application is short and can be completed in under 20 minutes.
To apply for a grant, you only need to submit this information:
Name & Email
Instagram Username (optional)
Up to 10 Image or Video attachments
Artwork captions
Artist Statement & Biography (optional)
$40 submission fee
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Weatherford Art Association presents the 2022 Annual Parker County Peach Festival Art Competition Call for Entry
Awards given for both adult and student categories. Cash prizes will also be awarded along with a People’s Choice award.
Juror: Marilyn Ivey a native Fort Worth artist and educator who has exhibited in galleries from DFW to Switzerland. As an Art Educator, she has taught both in public and private schools and has been the Program Coordinator at the Kimbell Art Museum.
You can also email cynlyn19@aol.com for information.
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Artspace111 – 9th Annual Texas Juried Exhibition
Deadline: Tuesday, May 31
Fee: $35
Over $5000 In Awards, with an opportunity to participate in an Artspace111 exhibition in 2022/ 2023 Exhibition Dates: July 16 – August 27, 2022
Juror: Daisha Board, owner and director of Daisha Board Gallery.
Artspace111 will include all entrants to the juried exhibition in an online showcase where the artwork can be collected online by Texas art collectors! $5.00 from each submission will be donated to the Tarrant Area Food Bank.
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Pastel Society of the Southwest’s 41st National Juried Exhibition
The Pastel Society of the Southwest is a non-profit volunteer-run art organization located in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex within Texas. We were established in 1979 to further education, appreciation for, and encouragement for the use of the soft pastel medium.
Juror: Sally Strand
Gallery Show: We are holding our 41st National Juried Exhibition in a gallery during the month of October at the Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau located in in Grapevine, Texas. Viewing of the exhibit is free.
Awards: This show paid almost $4,000 in cash and product last year. Best of Show will pay $1,000 cash award and other prizes as available.
Deadline: August 1
Enter via OnlineJuriedShows.com
Awards Ceremony will be held on October 2, 2022.
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Call for Artists to Exhibit at Lewisville Theater
The Lewisville Grand Theater has several spaces of varying size for displaying artwork. The Lewisville Grand Theater keeps a continuing artist call open for artists to submit possible exhibition ideas to utilize these spaces.
Solo exhibition applications are welcome. These spaces include:
- The main gallery is a large room with about 300′ of liner wall space with two moving walls to change the room dynamics.
- The Education Wing Gallery is located off our main lobby area by our classrooms and includes approximately 70′ of linear wall space. Artwork is displayed using a gallery hanging rod system.
- The Administrative Hallway can accommodate smaller shows, with 8-12 hanging works, using the gallery hanging rod system.
- The South Lobby Display Case offers the opportunity for small 3-D works to be displayed in a locking case. 2-D works can also be displayed in this space via shelf easels or in free standing frames. Height, weight, and depth limitations on works of art apply to this exhibition space.
The number of available exhibitions per space varies each year, as does each exhibition run-time. The main gallery has the most limited availability of exhibition options.
Parties wishing to exhibit artworks at the Lewisville Grand Theater (all media including sculptural) should fill out the application form. The artist will receive an invitation letter if the work meets the criteria established for the visual arts season at the Lewisville Grand Theater.
Please note: a Google account is required to submit your application. If you do not have a Google account, or if you have trouble using the form, please contact Denise Helbing, Arts Center Manager, at dHelbing@cityoflewisville.com or 972.219.8479.
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President@vastarts.org
VP_Programs@vastarts.org
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