Keep It Together
Organization:
Wallkill River Center for the Arts
Location
Montgomery, NY
Entry Fee
Paid Entry
Deadline
July 23, 2026
Call for entries: KEEP IT TOGETHER. An in person exhibition of assemblage-based artworks at Wallkill River Center for the Arts' historic Patchett House Galleries in Montgomery, NY.
In addition to her solo show "Puzzle", Elizabeth Keithline will jury this companion exhibition titled "Keep It Together" in WRCA’s main galleries.
Only handmade original works of art will be considered; NO digital, digital with hand manipulation, or AI generated images will be considered.
Prizes: There is a $100 award to the Best in Show; honorable mentions will receive an artist level membership at WRCA.
About the Juror: Artist and arts administrator Elizabeth Keithline’s work focuses on human self-extension and human systems of all kinds – architecture, technology, cars, the modern built environment – particularly as those systems tie to the natural world.
She has shown widely in the United States including solo shows at ChaShaMa NYC, Governors Island NY, the Peabody Essex Museum, the Danforth Museum, the Newport Art Museum, Jane Street Art Center, the Waiting Room in New Orleans, Blue Star Contemporary in San Antonio, ArtPrize Grand Rapids, Real Art Ways in Hartford, and UMass Amherst. Her work has been well reviewed in the New York Times, Sculpture Magazine, Hyperallergic, the Boston Globe, Fiberarts, and others.
In addition to her solo show "Puzzle", Elizabeth Keithline will jury this companion exhibition titled "Keep It Together" in WRCA’s main galleries.
Only handmade original works of art will be considered; NO digital, digital with hand manipulation, or AI generated images will be considered.
Prizes: There is a $100 award to the Best in Show; honorable mentions will receive an artist level membership at WRCA.
About the Juror: Artist and arts administrator Elizabeth Keithline’s work focuses on human self-extension and human systems of all kinds – architecture, technology, cars, the modern built environment – particularly as those systems tie to the natural world.
She has shown widely in the United States including solo shows at ChaShaMa NYC, Governors Island NY, the Peabody Essex Museum, the Danforth Museum, the Newport Art Museum, Jane Street Art Center, the Waiting Room in New Orleans, Blue Star Contemporary in San Antonio, ArtPrize Grand Rapids, Real Art Ways in Hartford, and UMass Amherst. Her work has been well reviewed in the New York Times, Sculpture Magazine, Hyperallergic, the Boston Globe, Fiberarts, and others.