PEARLS
not onions
I would, on occasion, gladly work for food, but did you know that the Egyptians that built the pyramids were often paid with beer, bread and onions. I don’t think so; not this girl. As I have previously mention, I’m not a beer kinda girl, and as much as I love bread, a girl cannot live by bread and onions alone. This next Call’s fee cannot be paid in bread and onions, but it is Pyramid inspired. Investigate…
Check out this Call for Entries from Pyramid Atlantic Art Center (Silver Spring, MD) for Annual Member’s Juried Exhibition. There is no entry fee for members, but if you’re not a member, don’t worry. Membership is only $40. Take a look…
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CALL for ENTRIES:
Works on Paper
ELIGIBILITY: All artists that become members
MEDIA: All prints, works on/in paper, and book arts will be considered by the juror.
DEADLINE:
March 1, 2013
NOTIFICATION:
By e-mail on March 8, 2013
ENTRY FEE: There is no cost to current members (up to 5 images). To become a member complete the entry form and send the $40 fee for one-year membership.
JUROR: Amelia Hankin received her MFA in printmaking from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2006.
She has exhibited at the Ellen Miller Gallery, University of Richmond Museum, Ridderhof Martin Gallery at the University of Mary Washington, 55 Mercer Gallery, International Print Center New York, the 808 Gallery at Boston University, Columbia College, The Xavier University Art Gallery& the RISD Museum of Art.
She received an artist’s travel grant to study Eastern woodblock printmaking techniques at Kyoto Seika University in 2005. Since then, Hankin has attended residencies at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, the Women’s Studio Workshop, and Vermont Studio Center. She has taught printmaking, design, and drawing at American University, George Mason University, and the Rhode Island School of Design. She is currently represented at the Ellen Miller Gallery.
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