Mayjoring in Art; Educators 2019
Type
Exhibition
Category
Conceptual, Design, Digital, Drawing, Installation...
Status
Archived
Deadline
March 31, 2019
Application Fee
Not Available
Host
Fort Worth Community Arts Center
Location
Fort Worth, United States

FORT WORTH COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER IS PROUD TO PRESENT: 
Mayjoring in Art; Educators 2019



DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION - April 1, 2019



EXHIBITION DATES: May 3 – May 21, 2019 RECEPTION: Friday, May 3, 2019



CALL TO ARTISTS: “Mayjoring in Art; Educators” is a juried exhibition with the mission of celebrating the artistic skills and creativity of educators in Texas. Eligible applicants must be currently teaching in any capacity in Texas. We are seeking quality work with originality in all mediums including oils, acrylics, pastels, watercolors, prints, drawings, sculpture, fiber art, mixed media, installation, photography, video art, and digital art with no size restrictions. This show is juried by Sara-Jayne Parsons who is the Director of the Art Galleries at TCU.



PRIZE:
One artist will be selected for a Solo Show at FWCAC in 2020.



ABOUT THE JUROR:    As the Director of the Art Galleries at TCU in Fort Worth, Sara-Jayne Parsons drives the international curatorial vision of Fort Worth Contemporary Arts and promotes professional development of students and local artists through programming in Moudy Gallery. Her curatorial practice is informed by working in collaboration or close partnership with artists to produce new art works through commissions, exhibitions and artist residencies. Artists she has worked with in this way include Ayman Baalbaki, Jyll Bradley, Sebastiaan Bremer, RAWIYA, Janek Schaefer and Emily Speed. Before moving to Fort Worth in 2014 Parsons was the Exhibitions Curator at the Bluecoat in Liverpool, UK, where for eight years she produced a diverse, contemporary exhibition programme.  In that time she was also a collaborative member of the curatorial team for the Liverpool Biennial (the largest international contemporary art festival in the UK) and produced notable commissioned works by Daniel Bozhkov, The Royal Art Lodge and Ranjani Shettar. Parsons has published essays in numerous exhibition catalogues and critical writing in contemporary art magazines including Source, Art Monthly Australia and ArtLies.