CALL FOR ARTISTS: 6TH ANNUAL CROSSING JURIED SHOW

Event Details

Time: April 14, 2011 at 11am to April 16, 2011 at 6pm
Location: Hygienic Art
Street: 79 Bank Street
City/Town: New London
Website or Map: http://www.hygienic.org
Phone: 860-443-8001
Event Type: call, for, artists, juried, exhibition
Organized By: Hygienic Art
Latest Activity: Apr 13, 2011

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Event Description

The Sixth Crossing Annual Juried Exhibition

Guest Juror: Janice La Motta

April 23 – May 21, 2011

Opening Reception Saturday, April 23, 7 – 10 pm

Submission info: Sixth Crossing Submission Form

Receiving Dates:

Thursday, April 14, 11-3pm

Friday, April 15, 11– 6pm

Saturday, April 16, 11– 6pm

Entry fees:

$15.00 for single entry

$20.00 for two entries

$25.00 for three entries

Unselected Pick-up:

Thursday, April 21, 11– 3pm

Sunday April 24, 12 – 3pm

Selected Pick Up:

Sunday, May 22, 12–3pm

Artists may submit up to 3 pieces to be considered. All media welcome. All work must be current. All work must be for sale. No works previously shown at Hygienic will be accepted. All works must be suitably framed with wires and ready for hanging. No clips or saw tooth hangers. All metal frames must have hangers and wire. Work submitted must not exceed 60” in either direction. Sculpture must be easily transportable no more than 50 pounds. All work must remain for the duration of the show. Hygienic will retain 30% of sales and collect 6% CT state sales tax. Hygienic will not be responsible for unclaimed work.

Juror: Janice LaMotta

Janice La Motta has over twenty-five years of professional experience in the field of fine arts in both the commercial and non-profit sectors. She was the curator at the New Britain Museum of American Art for 5 ½ years prior to opening her own fine arts gallery, Paesaggio Gallery, in 1991. She closed her gallery, La Motta Fine Art, in May 2009, after a successful tenure of 18 years in the gallery business. Currently she is the Arts Program Director at Billings Forge Community Works in Hartford, where she oversees two initiatives: the Studio at Billings Forge - a multi-use performance space, and the Workshops at Billings Forge - an urban artist residency program. http://www.billingsforgeworks.org/