If you're looking for something productive but not quite school-related to do over the holidays, remember that the spring Juried Arts Exhibit is coming up, and winter break is the perfect time to get started on your submission! The theme this year is "Places of Redemption"--if you need some ideas, you might want to check out Mary McClintock Fulkerson's book of the same name (you can read a review of the book here), but we want to leave the theme open to your artistic interpretation. Complete guidelines and rules will be available later, but for an individual work of art, pretty much the only restriction is that it needs to be able to hang on a wall. So go forth, pray, dream and create! Meanwhile, here are a few more resources that might jog your imagination or just be helpful in general:
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Resources for the 2011 NCAG Juried Arts Exhibit: "Places of Redemption"
If you're looking for something productive but not quite school-related to do over the holidays, remember that the spring Juried Arts Exhibit is coming up, and winter break is the perfect time to get started on your submission! The theme this year is "Places of Redemption"--if you need some ideas, you might want to check out Mary McClintock Fulkerson's book of the same name (you can read a review of the book here), but we want to leave the theme open to your artistic interpretation. Complete guidelines and rules will be available later, but for an individual work of art, pretty much the only restriction is that it needs to be able to hang on a wall. So go forth, pray, dream and create! Meanwhile, here are a few more resources that might jog your imagination or just be helpful in general:
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