SPARE a RIB
I would like to tell you that once a year I participate in some sort of thorough Spring cleaning, Winter spruce up, etc. But as recently as Monday I admitted that housekeeping in not my strong suit. I do, however, love annual traditions like Ribfest, Wingfest and the Chili Cook-off. Here’s another annual event that can add to your resume instead of adding to your waist line.
Check out this Call for Entries from the New Rochelle Council on the Arts for their 2011 Annual Juried Exhibit. The entry fee is only $15 for three images, and the sales commission is a miniscule 20%. Don’t miss this opportunity!
ELIGIBILITY: All artists within the United States at any stage in their artistic careers are encouraged to submit CDs of work completed in the 2005 to 2010 calendar years to the New Rochelle Council on the Arts’ annual juried exhibition. Accepted work will be exhibited at Lumen Winter Gallery from March 1 to March 31, 2011. All work submitted must be available for exhibiting; substitutions will not be allowed.
MEDIA: All original two and three dimensional wall-hung work will be accepted for review; no free-standing works will be eligible for acceptance.
DEADLINE: Postmarked by January 28, 2011
NOTIFICATION: Emailed by Friday, February 11, 2011
ENTRY FEE: Free for NRCA members; $15.00 for a maximum of three (3) images (8×10 in, 300 dpi jpegs). This can be remitted through PayPal (click & scroll to bottom of page for PayPal link) or sent as a personal check or money order (no cash!) with the hard copy of your entry form, documents, and accompanying CD.
When paying via PayPal, please indicate that the payment is in regards to NRCA Annual Juried Exhibition. All checks and money orders should be made out to: The New Rochelle Council on the Arts.
SALES: Artwork can be offered for sale during the exhibit. The NRCA will retain a 20% commission on work sold during the exhibition. No changes in price will be allowed upon acceptance. Works not for sale should be listed NFS.
JURORS: Shervone Neckles – Artist, curator and educator, Neckles work investigates the historical events that have influenced the traditions that have and continues to shape Black Culture.
Neckles has exhibited throughout the United States including The Center for Book Arts, Gordon Parks Gallery at The College of New Rochelle, and Michael Steinberg Fine Art, all located in New York, NY; The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, CT; The Center for Paper and Book Arts in Columbia College, Chicago; and Chapman Gallery at Iona College in New Rochelle, NY.
Scott Seaboldt – Artist, curator and educator, Seaboldt is co-founder of AS220 in Providence, RI, a curator of the biennial Ides of March exhibition at ABC No Rio in New York City, and an art instructor at New Rochelle High School.
Seaboldt focuses his artistic practice in drawing and painting. Seaboldt has exhibited throughout New York City, including Macy Gallery at Columbia University, Susan Burke Gallery, Chashama, and ABC No Rio.
Seaboldt also shows frequently throughout Westchester, including 3rd Rail Gallery, Backstreet Gallery, New Rochelle’s BID Gallery, 542 Gallery, Wildcliff Center for the Arts, Castle Gallery at The College of New Rochelle, Media Loft, Manor Club of Pelham and the Pelham Art Center.
Jessica Cioffoletti –Artist, curator and educator, Cioffoletti is the Associate Director of Arts in Education at ArtsWestchester and teaches painting and drawing to children and adults at Concordia Conservatory of Music and Art, Bronxville Adult Education and privately.
Cioffoletti also reviews theater as a freelance writer for New York Moves Magazine and is on the Board of Castle Gallery at The College of New Rochelle and Westchester Arc’s Gallery 265. Previously she has worked for the Rubin Museum, Pelham Art Center, Castle Gallery at The College of New Rochelle, and the Museum of Modern Art.
AWARDS: First Prize – $400.00, Second Prize – $200.00
The PICTURE Art Foundation seeks artwork for a juried art exhibit, May – November 2011 at PICTURE Cultural Art in Carson, CA. All humans share many of the same life experiences regardless of their culture, location or ethnicity. This exhibit highlights these similarities while showcasing the unique interpretations of different cultures.
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