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52nd Annual Student Juried Art Exhibition |
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This competitive juried show honors the Department of Art + Design's outstanding student
artists for their hard work and creativity. The show is professionally juried from
outside Austin Peay State University, emulating the practice of real-world art shows.
The exhibition showcases the array of artwork produced by students during the past
academic year and gives students the opportunity to participate in a professional
exhibition where a qualified juror selects artwork and artistic merit awards.
Prospectus and Call for EntriesEligibility: Works must have been produced between January 2019 and March 2020 and
not exhibited in previous juried student exhibitions at APSU. To submit work, entrants
must have been enrolled during the 2019-2020 academic years at Austin Peay State University.
All media are eligible for submission, but must be completed by the date of entry;
no work may be changed or altered after entering. Once accepted, no work may be removed
during the show for any reason. Entry Limit: 3 Entries per person
Juror Hallie Ringle, Hugh Kaul Curator of Contemporary Art, Birmingham Museum of Art Hallie began her career as the Senior Curatorial Assistant at the Studio Museum in Harlem in 2013 and became their Assistant Curator in 2016 where she produced exhibitions of modern and contemporary artists, managed the Museum’s signature Artist-in-Residence program, and cultivated strategic partnerships. During her tenure at the Studio Museum she has organized and co-organized nearly a dozen exhibitions including current shows Firelei Báez: Joy Out of Fire, on display at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, and Maren Hassinger: Monuments, an exhibition of eight site-specific sculptures installed at Marcus Garvey Park. In 2016, she co-curated Fictions, the final of the Museum’s landmark ‘F-show’’ series of emerging artists exhibitions. Her other critically-acclaimed exhibitions include We Go as They: Artists in Residence 2016-2017; Derrick Adams: Patrick Kelly; The Journey, and Video Studio: Meeting Points. Her work has been widely reviewed and lauded by distinguished media such as The New York Times, The New Yorker, ARTnews, and Artforum, among others. She has written extensively about artists of African descent working locally, nationally, and internationally and has contributed to numerous publications on a broad range of subjects. Hallie has participated in panels and lectured at institutions in the United States and abroad. Hallie received her B.A. in art history and history from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her M.A. in art history with a concentration in contemporary African art from the University of Texas at Austin. Awards Awards will be presented at the opening reception on April 24, 2019. The visiting juror will designate the following awards from the selected artwork.
Sponsor Awards:
The Art+Design Faculty will designate the following awards from the selected artwork, and are only available to those works marked ‘for sale’.
General Guidelines for Entries The filing of entry forms is an agreement to all terms and conditions in the prospectus. 3D Entries: Ceramic works, sculptures, installations can be submitted via .jpeg (min. 540px/max
1920px longest size) along with accompanying detail or alternative view (2nd side view). Jury Process and Notification of Juror's Decision: The jurying process will be conducted with consideration for juror discretion and
the following constraint: amount of physical space. Excessively large work or works in sets will decrease the total number of accepted
works, thus they will be juried more stringently. Professional presentation of artwork is critical for an exhibition. The New Gallery reserves the right to refuse accepted work that is deemed unsafe, or otherwise unsuitable for handling (i.e., poorly constructed, poorly framed or environmentally hazardous). 2D Entries: Accepted works on paper (photography, drawings, prints, graphic design) must be framed and behind plexiglass - not glass - and have wire securely attached to the back of the piece. Paintings can be displayed without frame, but proper wiring is required.
3D Entries: Accepted 3D works will be displayed on pedestals or per instructions (to the best of our ability). Video and Time-based Media: Accepted time-based media should be submitted as an .mov/.mp4 (encoded with H.264/AVC, VC1, and MPEG1/2/4, up to 1920x1080, 30fps, 10mbps) file on a dedicated thumb drive.
ArtCall.org entry receipt: All accepted works brought to the gallery MUST be submitted with the ‘Submission Back Label’ attached/with each piece. Receipts can be found in the User Dashboard at ArtCall.org. Liability and Insurance: Every precaution will be taken in handling and display of artwork. Work will be
insured while in The New Gallery under APSU's umbrella insurance policy. Exhibition
participants must refrain from touching their own or anyone else's artwork. Pick-up of Work after Exhibit Closes: An ArtCall.org ‘Claim Ticket’ is required for pick-up of artwork. ‘Claim Tickets’ can be found in the User Dashboard at ArtCall.org. Artist must pick up their work from The New Gallery beginning Thursday, April 30 from 10am - 3pm. and Friday, May 1 from 10am - 3pm.
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