“WHAT LIES BENEATH” – COLLAGE ARTISTS OF AMERICA OPEN EXHIBIT A VIRTUAL ON-LINE JURIED SHOW
Type
Competition, Online Exhibition
Category
Digital, Mixed Media, Painting
Status
Archived
Deadline
October 1, 2024
Application Fee
$40
Host
Collage Artists of America
Location
Los Angeles, United States
What Lies Beneath invites artists to explore and interpret the theme through their unique perspectives. What’s behind your art? Certainly, the surface is the first thing the viewer sees. Nevertheless, behind all that is the path you traveled to reach your final manifestation of expression. Perhaps you used many layers of materials or ideas or even both. The theme is meant to be a creativity starter and interpretation is up to you.
Juror Kim Abeles is a highly acclaimed artist whose work delves into themes of biography, geography, feminism, and the environment. With a profound commitment to exploring societal issues and fostering science literacy and civic engagement, Abeles has collaborated with institutions such as the California Science Center, health clinics, and the National Park Service. Her innovative Smog Collectors project, which transformed air pollution into art, garnered international acclaim and was recently showcased at the United Nations Headquarters. Abeles has received prestigious fellowships from the Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, the J. Paul Getty Trust Fund for the Visual Arts, the California Community Foundation, and the Pollack-Krasner Foundation. Her work is held in prominent collections including MOCA, LACMA, the Brooklyn Museum, and the California African American Museum.
Find all of the necessary details on the Prospectus linked here: https://www.onlinejuriedshows.com/Default.aspx?OJSID=58734
There are cash awards totaling $1100. These awards will be given to artists in first ($500), second ($300), and third ($200) place. One artist will receive the Carolann Watterson Award ($100) and there will be four Honorary Mentions.
Join the fun!
Opening Reception and Awards Presentation: Zoom
Saturday, November 2, 4-6pm PDT (7-9pm EDT)
Join CAA!
CAA holds general meetings five times a year in which stimulating programs are presented by guest artists renowned for their work in collage and assemblage. Members-only and open juried exhibits are mounted annually at venues ranging from galleries and museums to online and alternative spaces. In addition to meetings and exhibits, CAA offers workshops, newsletters, studio visits, and special events.
CAA is a non-profit public benefit corporation founded in 1988 by nine women artists. It celebrates the art of collage, both analog and digital, and has over 200 members worldwide. CAA’s membership includes art instructors, professional artists who exhibit widely, mid-career and beginning artists, art students and those who have an interest in and love for the art of collage.
Visit https://collageartists.org/Member-Application to join or engage in the collage conversation with their 13,500+ Facebook members by joining their Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/collageartistsofamerica/
Contact
For information about exhibit entry and procedure, contact:
Exhibits Chair Pennie Fien: pmfine50@verizon.net
Juror Kim Abeles is a highly acclaimed artist whose work delves into themes of biography, geography, feminism, and the environment. With a profound commitment to exploring societal issues and fostering science literacy and civic engagement, Abeles has collaborated with institutions such as the California Science Center, health clinics, and the National Park Service. Her innovative Smog Collectors project, which transformed air pollution into art, garnered international acclaim and was recently showcased at the United Nations Headquarters. Abeles has received prestigious fellowships from the Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, the J. Paul Getty Trust Fund for the Visual Arts, the California Community Foundation, and the Pollack-Krasner Foundation. Her work is held in prominent collections including MOCA, LACMA, the Brooklyn Museum, and the California African American Museum.
Find all of the necessary details on the Prospectus linked here: https://www.onlinejuriedshows.com/Default.aspx?OJSID=58734
There are cash awards totaling $1100. These awards will be given to artists in first ($500), second ($300), and third ($200) place. One artist will receive the Carolann Watterson Award ($100) and there will be four Honorary Mentions.
Join the fun!
Opening Reception and Awards Presentation: Zoom
Saturday, November 2, 4-6pm PDT (7-9pm EDT)
Join CAA!
CAA holds general meetings five times a year in which stimulating programs are presented by guest artists renowned for their work in collage and assemblage. Members-only and open juried exhibits are mounted annually at venues ranging from galleries and museums to online and alternative spaces. In addition to meetings and exhibits, CAA offers workshops, newsletters, studio visits, and special events.
CAA is a non-profit public benefit corporation founded in 1988 by nine women artists. It celebrates the art of collage, both analog and digital, and has over 200 members worldwide. CAA’s membership includes art instructors, professional artists who exhibit widely, mid-career and beginning artists, art students and those who have an interest in and love for the art of collage.
Visit https://collageartists.org/Member-Application to join or engage in the collage conversation with their 13,500+ Facebook members by joining their Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/collageartistsofamerica/
Contact
For information about exhibit entry and procedure, contact:
Exhibits Chair Pennie Fien: pmfine50@verizon.net