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Procedure:
Fill in all forms
completely. Make sure identification cards are securely fastened to the
backs of works submitted. Entry forms may be duplicated.
A self-addressed
stamped envelope or an email address must be included for notification.
Calendar of Events:
July 2,3, 5…Receipt
of Entries at forARTSake Weekdays
10-5/Sat. 10-4…
July 8……….Judging
July 9-10…...Mail,
Telephone, or Email Notifications
July 9-11…...Pick
up works not exhibited
July 11
(Friday)…Opening Reception…6 to 8
Upstairs Gallery at
forARTSake
August
2…….(Saturday) Exhibit Closes
August 12-14
(Tuesday – Thursday)….. Pick Up All
Exhibited Work at
forARTSake
Cash Awards:
Cash Prizes will be
awarded for
Best in Show, First, Second, and
Third Places.
Several
Honorable Mentions will also be
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Sale of Work:
Please indicate whether or not your work
is for sale. Work is sold at the price listed on the form. forARTSake
receives 40% commission and will add required NYS sales tax on all
sales. Exhibited work not sold must be picked up by the artist on dates
listed.
Eligibility:
This competition is
open to all artists. There is no specific theme.
Both amateur and professional artists are invited to participate.
Two-dimensional work must be
suitably framed and wired for hanging. Clip hangers will not be
accepted. Anyone needing framing will receive a 25% discount at
forARTSake. Three dimensional
work must be of reasonable size to fit into a small gallery space.
Entries:
Please deliver art
work to
forARTSake
on Wed., July 2 /Thurs., July 3
/and Sat., July 5. (Tues. to Fri. 10-5/Sat. from 10-4). Closed on
Sun./Mon. A non-refundable entry fee of $20 for up to two works must
accompany entries. One additional entry is $5.00. Make your check/money
order payable to
forARTSake. forARTSake
reserves the right
to photograph exhibited works for publicity purposes.
If you have any questions, call Beverly
Quenville at 483-9411.
Entry Checklist:
1.
Any three dimensional work must be suitable in size. 2. All works must
be appropriately framed and wired for hanging. 3. An unrefundable $20
fee for up to two works must accompany entry. A $5.00 fee must be
included for one additional work. 4. Place identification labels on
back of each work.Submitting
work to exhibition is an agreement by artist to all conditions of the
prospectus.
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Introducing
Juror Dwight Baird
Born and raised in Huntingdon, Quebec, Dwight Baird specialized in
watercolors for over 20 years. After graduation from St. Lawrence
College in Cornwall, Ontario, he worked as a graphic artist and spent
two years traveling and painting in Europe.
These travels resulted in his first two collections of works, "A Touch
of Europe", in 1983 and "There and Back Again", in 1986. During the past
25 years Baird has presented numerous exhibitions, including four unique
series of paintings based on specific subjects. The first, in 1989, was
entitled "Newfoundland", depicting life and people in this province.
Next came "Carny-Midway", focusing on the sights, sounds and smells of
amusement parks and the "carny" lifestyle. This was followed by "For the
Love of the Game", a series of over 50 works depicting the great game of
baseball. One of these pieces, "At the Twilight's Last Gleaming", was
used as the concept for the cover of the 1994 Major League Baseball
All-Star Program. This was followed by "Night Vision", a series of
nocturnal images exploring moonlight and shadows.
In 994 the artist was commissioned by the Montreal McCord Museum for an
original watercolor, the featured image in the exhibition
Play Ball Montreal!
He was also honored as a recipient of a 2000 Premiers Award, presented
annually to graduates of Ontario colleges for outstanding accomplishment
in a specific field of study (Visual Arts). For the last 10 years Baird
has worked in acrylics and has developed an exciting new style of
contemporary realism - mixing the broad strokes of impressionism with
specific detailed areas in his work. He has been working on a unique
series of pieces depicting daily life in Cuba, documenting a time in
history which will never be seen again. Baird lives and works in his
studio in Montreal. Visit Dwight Baird at http://dwightbaird.com/
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Notification #1
Name
_________________________
Address
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Phone __________________
Cell Phone
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Email
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Title of Work
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Medium
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Price ______________
For Sale
Not for Sale
Juror's Decision
Exhibited
Declined
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Notification #2
Name
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Address
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Phone __________________
Cell Phone
__________________
Email
_______________________
Title of Work
_______________________
Medium
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Price ______________
For Sale
Not for Sale
Juror's Decision
Exhibited
Declined
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| Attach to Entry # 1
Name _______________________
Title ________________________
Medium _____________________
Price ________________________
For Sale
Not for Sale |
Attach to Entry #
2 Name
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Title ________________________
Medium _____________________
Price ________________________
For Sale
Not for Sale |
