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Global Warming is REAL 2nd Annual Juried Exhibition
Organization:
Encaustic Art Institute/Museum of Encaustic Art
Location
Santa Fe, NM
Entry Fee
Paid Entry
Deadline
May 13, 2018
Exhibition
Jul 14
- Sep 2, 2018
The Encaustic Art Institute proudly presents the second annual Call for Entries for The Museum of Encaustic Art (MoEA). This museum exhibition is a National Exhibition, open to all encaustic/wax artists whether they are a member of the Encaustic Art Institute or not. However, any artist who is a member of the Encaustic Art Institute and resides in Canada or Mexico is eligible to enter. Entry fee for current EAI members: $30, $35 for non-members. Artists may enter up to three images per entry for review. Application dates from March 10, 2018, to May 13, 2018.
Only one (1) piece per artist may be selected for the exhibition. Work in this museum exhibition WILL NOT BE FOR SALE.
Juror - Augustine Romero.
Augustine (Gus) Romero was born and raised in Pueblo, Colorado where he studied art and completed a BA in Graphic Design at the University of Southern Colorado. He continued his global education by traveling to Europe, Australia, Central America, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, and Mexico. In 1997 he received an MA in Sculpture from New York University. Before Moving to Albuquerque, he taught at Parsons School of Design and participated in numerous New York exhibitions. He is the Gallery Curator for the City of Albuquerque, overseeing the South Broadway Cultural Center and KiMo Galleries. As a curator, Augustine is extremely generous with his time and expertise in helping artists and arts organizations prepare for and present meaningful exhibitions. In 2014, he was honored as a Local Treasure by the Albuquerque Art Business Association.
THEME: Global Warming Is Real. Something that has been on the top of our minds for quite some time. As scientific reports and photos document the changes in our earth's atmosphere, we become sensitized to how global warming impacts us now and in the future. As global organizations such as 350.org and many others document the scientific facts, we begin to assimilate and personalize the information. Your creative interpretation of your thoughts and feelings through art will be the heart of this exhibition. Go to 350.org and learn about the world's largest grassroots environmental organization trying to save our planet. It may help articulate your thoughts with your art. There are no parameters to your expression, only that your artwork be current.
Juror Augustine Romero will make his selections based on interpretation of the Global Warming is Real theme as well as the quality of the submitted artwork.
Only one (1) piece per artist may be selected for the exhibition. Work in this museum exhibition WILL NOT BE FOR SALE.
Juror - Augustine Romero.
Augustine (Gus) Romero was born and raised in Pueblo, Colorado where he studied art and completed a BA in Graphic Design at the University of Southern Colorado. He continued his global education by traveling to Europe, Australia, Central America, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, and Mexico. In 1997 he received an MA in Sculpture from New York University. Before Moving to Albuquerque, he taught at Parsons School of Design and participated in numerous New York exhibitions. He is the Gallery Curator for the City of Albuquerque, overseeing the South Broadway Cultural Center and KiMo Galleries. As a curator, Augustine is extremely generous with his time and expertise in helping artists and arts organizations prepare for and present meaningful exhibitions. In 2014, he was honored as a Local Treasure by the Albuquerque Art Business Association.
THEME: Global Warming Is Real. Something that has been on the top of our minds for quite some time. As scientific reports and photos document the changes in our earth's atmosphere, we become sensitized to how global warming impacts us now and in the future. As global organizations such as 350.org and many others document the scientific facts, we begin to assimilate and personalize the information. Your creative interpretation of your thoughts and feelings through art will be the heart of this exhibition. Go to 350.org and learn about the world's largest grassroots environmental organization trying to save our planet. It may help articulate your thoughts with your art. There are no parameters to your expression, only that your artwork be current.
Juror Augustine Romero will make his selections based on interpretation of the Global Warming is Real theme as well as the quality of the submitted artwork.