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Due April 25, 2013
Juror: William Campbell
$30 for 3 submissions
Apply at: gallery76102.slideroom.com
Click here for more information about Gallery 76102.
Due April 25, 2013
Juror: William Campbell
$30 for 3 submissions
Apply at: gallery76102.slideroom.com
Click Here for more info on Plano Art Association.
Congratulations to Lisa Tremaine, who received 2nd prize for her hand-colored photograph at the Plano Art Association Juried Exhibition, “125 Show.”
Friday, April 19, 9:00pm, FREE
Join Dr. Sarah Evans, Assistant Professor of Art History at Northern Illinois University, as she discusses Cindy Sherman’s careful negotiation of gender and art.
Thursday, April 4, 7:30pm, $5
Join Gabriel Ritter, The Nancy and Tim Hanley Assistant Curator of the Contemporary Art, and special guests for a discussion of the multifaceted art of Cindy Sherman with perspectives on film, theater, fashion and Feminism.
McKinney Avenue Contemporary
March 26-May 11, 2013
Selections from Labyrinth of Desire by Frank Rodick:
Curator: Katherine Ware, Curator of Photography at the New Mexico Museum off Art
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SCRAP is a non-profit organization whose mission is to inspire creative reuse and environmentally sustainable behavior by providing affordable materials and educational programs to the community. What does that mean for TWU and for Denton? We are a great resource for all types of artists, crafters, designers, educators and students. SCRAP takes donations of clean and usable art, craft, sewing and office supplies (such as fabric/notions, canvas/paints, bottle caps, yarn, magazines, greeting cards and SO MUCH MORE) and sells them at a fraction of what they cost retail (fabric is $2 per yard, yarn between $1-$2 per skein, tubes of paint for $3 or less). We have many exciting programs such as our Re:Vision Gallery where we display work made of 75% or more reused materials and our Re:Boutique which is a consignment boutique for artisans who make accessories/decor/etc out of reused materials.
Due May 15
Museum of Contemporary Photography’s newest endeavors, the Snider Prize. The Snider Prize is a purchase award given to emerging artists as they leave graduate school. The curatorial staff at MoCP at Columbia College Chicago will select an artist and offer $1000 for the purchase of work to be added to its permanent collection. The award forms a part of the museum’s ongoing commitment to support new talent in the field of contemporary photography. The prize is open to MFA students currently in their last year of study at an accredited program of study in the United States. The Snider Prize is sponsored by MoCP patrons Lawrence K. and Maxine Snider. More details and application information can be found athttp://www.mocp.org/about/snider-prize.php