four-legged FOODIE

Parsnips make me itchy.  My family eats copious amount of root vegetables –carrots and turnips and beets.  But the carrot’s paler cousin makes me feel like I have rolled in fiberglass insulation.  Parsnips are easy to cultivate & fetch a higher price than carrots at local farmers markets.  I have a friend that grows them because she never has any waste.  They last forever, but even if they start to get overripe, they are a favorite treat of her retired work horse.   This next Call is interested in your equine imagery, and they promise not to make you eat parsnips.  This is a lovely theme…

Check out this Call for Entries from Studio C Gallery (Los Angeles, CA) for Bareback: Symmetry in Motion.  $27 entry & open to all media.  Take a look…

CALL for ENTRIES:
Bareback from Studio C Gallery

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“Humankind owes an enormous amount of gratitude to the horse. Domestication of the horse provided humans with mobility, survival and pleasure. Yet today, horses are facing a daunting challenge. Yearly round ups by the Bureau of Land Management, kill buyers, horse racing breakdowns, and drought that forces some owners to abandon their animals, have left horse’s lives in peril. This dilemma is not going away. It is a problem that needs to be addressed through action.” –from studiocgalleryla.com

ELIGIBILITY:  Open to woman artists

MEDIA:  Open to all media as long as it interprets the theme “Bareback: Symmetry in Motion”

DEADLINE:  August 15, 2016

NOTIFICATION:  August 22, 2016

ENTRY FEE:  $27 for up to 4, $5 each add’l

JUROR:  All entries are submitted to a jury comprised of women artists & art professionals. Each year new jurors are selected for the process.

SALES:  Studio C Gallery takes a 20% donation from each artwork sold during the duration of the exhibition.  80% of sales will go directly to the artist.  The gallery asks that each artist make a donation to the Wild Horse Sanctuary or Return to Freedom.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

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