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CALL for ENTRIES: Summer Song

Learn more about the Summer Song exhibit from Smithtown Township Arts Council at Mills Pond Gallery!

FLORAL fodder

Did you know that water lilies are edible?  ME EITHER. I tripped across Edible Wild Plants of Pennsylvania and Neighboring States by Richard J. & Mary Lee Medve from Penn State Press (©1990)Don’t ask how I ended up in this rabbit hole; let’s just blame Instagram or Pinterest.  Not only are water lilies edible, now I have recipes too.  I can’t find any reference for their flavor, but I’m guessing floral and grassy like most edible flowers & greens.  If anyone out there knows, contact me because they are plentiful in these parts in Summer.  This next Call is all about how Summer inspires.  Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries from Smithtown Township Arts Council (St. James, NY) for Summer Song at Mills Pond Gallery. This is a gorgeous venue, and the juror is easily researched.  Check out this opp…

Learn more about the Summer Song exhibit from Smithtown Township Arts Council at Mills Pond Gallery!CALL for ENTRIES:
Summer Song
from Smithtown

ELIGIBILITY:  Open to U.S. artists 18+

THEME:  Summer Song. The exhibition is open to varied interpretations of the subject, from literal to far-ranging. Representational images of summer-related sights, activities, impressions, or atmosphere—as well as surrealistic or abstract evocations inspired by the subject—are welcome. Expressions may range from images of sun, sea, surf, and verdure to a more melancholy awareness of summer’s last gasp, a prelude to fall. Artists may also respond to the musical aspect of this call for entries. One could interpret the rhythm of the season, composing a visual image of summer’s harmonies.

MEDIA: All media considered except photography, digital & computer generated art.

DEADLINE:  March 29, 2018

NOTIFICATION:  April 27, 2018

ENTRY FEE: $45 up to 3 entries.  $35 for STAC artist level members.

JUROR:  Throughout years of writing on art, juror Carol Strickland‘s motive has been to democratize the subject of Impressionism, to remove the impediments of fear and snobbery. She has a doctorate from the Univ. of Michigan & contributes to Art in America magazine, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Christian Science Monitor, Art and Antiques, MOMUS, and Private Journey magazine. Strickland writes a monthly column for clydefitchreport.com. Strickland’s screenplays for feature films have won prizes in prestigious script competitions.  

AWARDS:  $750 Best in Show, $500 2nd Place & $200 3rd Place

SALES:  STAC will receive a 30% commission on all work sold.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

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