Submissions for the October 2017 FOCUS Show at the Woodstock
Artists Association & Museum are open to artists living within a 50
mile radius of Woodstock
who
can deliver and pick-up selected work. Deadline
to apply is Monday, September 11.
The theme for the October 2017 Focus Show is "Technology Friend or
Foe?"
Artists may submit works that address this theme on a narrative,
conceptual, or process level. Works can be in any medium.
The juror is Bryan
Czibesz, Assistant Professor of Art at SUNY New Paltz.
His practice explores a range of materials and fabrication
technologies—-including hand building with clay, digital 3D printing, and
"tinkering" with micro controllers. The resultant sculptural
configurations are juxtapositions of body and machine.
10 artists will be selected by the
juror to show multiple works in the WAAM's
Main Gallery from October 7 - November 12. Please note that artists who were selected
for the two previous FOCUS shows at WAAM in 2017 are not eligible to apply for
this exhibition.
Submit up to 10 images (jpgs only). Please name jpgs with your last name, then your first name plus a number in sequence. For instance: SmithJane1, SmithJane2, etc. Video artists may submit one text document with up to 3 links to files to be reviewed and provide title, date and running time for each link. Performance artists should submit a written proposal in Microsoft Word or pdf format.
Please provide a price list of the works you have submitted. List works in order: SmithJane1, Smith Jane2, etc. Include title, medium, size, retail price and insurance value for each entry. Retail price should include WAAM's 40% commission on sales. If work is not for sale, enter NFS for price, but make sure to include insurance value.
You will also need to upload your resume
and/or artist statement.
There is no submission fee for currently
paid-up members of WAAM.
Artists who are not current members of WAAM must pay a $20
submission fee.
and should use the application form entitled October 2017 FOCUS Show application
for artists not currently members of WAAM
All work must be in good condition and ready to hang or install. Any special installation needs (such as computer or video equipment) must be supplied by artist for the duration of the show and should be noted in submission. The WAAM reserves the right to reject works that do not comply with these guidelines or are otherwise found to be unsuitable for display.
For additional information contact info@woodstockart.org.
The theme for the October 2017 FOCUS Show is "Technology Friend or
Foe?"
Artists may submit works that address this theme on a narrative,
conceptual, or process level. Works can be in any medium.
The juror is Bryan
Czibesz, Assistant Professor of Art at SUNY New Paltz.
His practice explores a range of materials and fabrication
technologies—-including hand building with clay, digital 3D printing, and
"tinkering" with micro controllers. The resultant sculptural
configurations are juxtapositions of body and machine.
10 artists will be selected by the
juror to show multiple works in the WAAM's
Main Gallery from October 7 - November 12. Please note that artists who were selected
for the two previous FOCUS shows at WAAM in 2017 are not eligible to apply for
this exhibition.
Submit up to 10 images (jpgs only). Please name jpgs with your last name, then your first name plus a number in sequence. For instance: SmithJane1, SmithJane2, etc. Video artists may submit one text document with up to 3 links to files to be reviewed and provide title, date and running time for each link. Performance artists should submit a written proposal in Microsoft Word or pdf format.
Please provide a price list of the works you have submitted. List works in order: SmithJane1, Smith Jane2, etc. Include title, medium, size, retail price and insurance value for each entry. Retail price should include WAAM's 40% commission on sales. If work is not for sale, enter NFS for price, but make sure to include insurance value.
You will also need to upload your
resume and/or artist statement.
There is a $20 submission fee for artists who are not
paid-up members of WAAM.
All work must be in good condition and ready to hang or install. Any special installation needs (such as computer or video equipment) must be supplied by artist for the duration of the show and should be noted in submission. The WAAM reserves the right to reject works that do not comply with these guidelines or are otherwise found to be unsuitable for display.
For additional information contact info@woodstockart.org.The juror is Kenise Barnes, director and owner of Kenise Barnes Fine Art. She has degrees in Fine Art and in Women’s Studies and was the specialist in charge of contemporary art at Christie’s East. With more than 20 years experience in the arts, Kenise is a gallery director, independent curator, exhibition juror, and art advisor.
There is no submission fee for currently paid-up members of WAAM. All artists chosen for Solo Shows must be WAAM members at the time of their show.
All media are accepted. All work must be in good condition and ready to hang or install. Any special installation needs (such as computer or video equipment) must be supplied by artist for the duration of the show and should be noted in submission. The WAAM reserves the right to reject works that do not comply with these guidelines or are otherwise found to be unsuitable for display.
Submit up to 10 images (jpgs only). Please name jpgs with your last name, then your first name plus a number in sequence. For instance: SmithJane1, SmithJane2, etc. Video artists may submit one text document with up to 3 links to files to be reviewed. Provide title, date and running time for each link.
You are required to provide a list of the images you have submitted. List images in order: SmithJane1, Smith Jane2, etc. Include title, medium, size, retail price and insurance value for each entry. Retail price should include WAAM’s 40% commission on sales. If work is not for sale, enter NFS for price, but make sure to include insurance value.
You will also need to upload your resume and/or artist statement.
For additional information call: 845-679-2940 or e-mail info@woodstockart.org
The juror is Kenise Barnes, director and owner of Kenise Barnes Fine Art. She has degrees in Fine Art and in Women’s Studies and was the specialist in charge of contemporary art at Christie’s East. With more than 20 years experience in the arts, Kenise is a gallery director, independent curator, exhibition juror, and art advisor.
Artists who are not current members of WAAM must pay a $40 dollar submission fee. (There is no submission fee for currently paid-up members of WAAM. All artists chosen for Solo Shows must be WAAM members at the time of their show. Annual membership is $150. The $40 fee for non-member applications may be applied towards the annual membership fee.
All media are accepted. All work must be in good condition and ready to hang or install. Any special installation needs (such as computer or video equipment) must be supplied by artist for the duration of the show and should be noted in submission. The WAAM reserves the right to reject works that do not comply with these guidelines or are otherwise found to be unsuitable for display.
Submit up to 10 images (jpgs only). Please name jpgs with your last name, then your first name plus a number in sequence. For instance: SmithJane1, SmithJane2, etc. Video artists may submit one text document with up to 3 links to files to be reviewed. Provide title, date and running time for each link.
You are required to provide a list of the images you have submitted. List images in order: SmithJane1, Smith Jane2, etc. Include title, medium, size, retail price and insurance value for each entry. Retail price should include WAAM’s 40% commission on sales. If work is not for sale, enter NFS for price, but make sure to include insurance value.
You will also need to upload your resume and/or artist statement.
For additional information call: 845-679-2940 or e-mail info@woodstockart.org
