11/22/2012
9/06/2012
Through Our Eyes 2012
CALL FOR ARTISTS
Through our Eyes 2012: 20/20 Perfect Vision
Vision is the process of deriving meaning from what is seen. It is more than the concept of visual acuity, clearness of sight, or 20/20 vision. Good vision also involves the ability to analyze and interpret information and to respond to what is being seen; it allows us to understand things that we cannot touch, taste, smell or hear. Vision is the process by which we perceive space as a whole.”
From the American Optometric Association
To mark the twenty year milestone of Jacksonville’s longest running visual art exhibit showcasing new works by local African American artists, Through Our Eyes 2012 will feature twenty artists in the exhibit, “20/20 Perfect Vision”. Opening in the gallery of the Ritz Theatre and Museum on December 13, 2012, the show will run through June 30, 2013.
One of the outstanding characteristics of Through Our Eyes is to encourage artists to create and present fresh, innovative, experimental and non-traditional works that may utilize new media or inventive installation techniques. Any special requirements must be coordinated through the exhibit curator.
All artists who exhibit in Through Our Eyes 2012 are required to participate in the museum’s educational and outreach programs during the exhibit period. Please submit ideas for activities with your proposal (i.e. gallery talk, art class, workshop, demonstration, or other innovative art experience).
Artists wishing to be considered for this exhibit should complete an application, agree to the stated terms and conditions and submit a non-refundable $25.00 application fee.
Contact Exhibit Curator, Lydia Stewart (lstewart@coj.net) or Museum Assistant, Adonnica Toler (atoler@coj.net ) 904-632-5555.
RITZ THEATRE and MUSEUM CALL FOR ARTISTS
“Through Our Eyes 2012: “20/20 Perfect Vision”
Applications due Oct. 5, 2012. Acceptance notification Oct. 8, 2012
Through our Eyes 2012: 20/20 Perfect Vision
Celebrating Twenty Years of African American Artistic Expression
Vision is the process of deriving meaning from what is seen. It is more than the concept of visual acuity, clearness of sight, or 20/20 vision. Good vision also involves the ability to analyze and interpret information and to respond to what is being seen; it allows us to understand things that we cannot touch, taste, smell or hear. Vision is the process by which we perceive space as a whole.”
From the American Optometric Association
To mark the twenty year milestone of Jacksonville’s longest running visual art exhibit showcasing new works by local African American artists, Through Our Eyes 2012 will feature twenty artists in the exhibit, “20/20 Perfect Vision”. Opening in the gallery of the Ritz Theatre and Museum on December 13, 2012, the show will run through June 30, 2013.
One of the outstanding characteristics of Through Our Eyes is to encourage artists to create and present fresh, innovative, experimental and non-traditional works that may utilize new media or inventive installation techniques. Any special requirements must be coordinated through the exhibit curator.
All artists who exhibit in Through Our Eyes 2012 are required to participate in the museum’s educational and outreach programs during the exhibit period. Please submit ideas for activities with your proposal (i.e. gallery talk, art class, workshop, demonstration, or other innovative art experience).
Artists wishing to be considered for this exhibit should complete an application, agree to the stated terms and conditions and submit a non-refundable $25.00 application fee.
Contact Exhibit Curator, Lydia Stewart (lstewart@coj.net) or Museum Assistant, Adonnica Toler (atoler@coj.net ) 904-632-5555.
RITZ THEATRE and MUSEUM CALL FOR ARTISTS
“Through Our Eyes 2012: “20/20 Perfect Vision”
Applications due Oct. 5, 2012. Acceptance notification Oct. 8, 2012
7/31/2012
7/13/2012
6/10/2012
4/02/2012
Art Opportunity
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3/19/2012
The 2012 Florida Public Art Year in Review is now accepting submissions through CaFE:
Florida Association of Public Art Professionals (FAPAP) is pleased to announce the Call for Submissions for the first annual juried state of Florida Public Art Year in Review.
Participate and bring valued recognition through the arts to your city and/or to you as an artist. Public art projects submitted will be reviewed and selected by this year’s jurors Helen Lessick and George Bolge.
All projects submitted must have been completed during the calendar year 2011.
The deadline to submit is April 18, 2012
Please forward to all who want to be included! ALSO, while you’re at it, submit your work to the Americans for the Arts Public Art Network 2012 Year in Review, also on CaFE. Because both YIRs are on café it is easier to submit. Once your images are formatted properly and downloaded into café (there is no cost) you can submit easily to both.
3/08/2012
3/06/2012
CALL FOR ARTISTS
CALL TO PLEIN AIR ARTISTS: Commemorate 450!
Greetings,
The Art Center Cooperative, Inc. has been invited to participate in the Commemorate 450!, 450 Years of French
History in Florida during Jacksonville
Mayor Alvin Brown is the Honorary Chair of “Commemorate 450!” and everyone is invited to participate in and enjoy the activities now being listed on the City’s site: http://www.commemorate450.coj.net. On May 1, 1562,
French Huguenot Captain Jean Ribault sailed into the mouth of our river, naming it The River of May, and this was the beginning of European exploration and French history in Jacksonville , Florida
The Art Center is inviting local plein air artists to paint at the Ft. Caroline National Memorial at the Timucuan Preserve on Tuesday, May 1, the day of the rededication of the Ribault Monument Hogan Street
Artists may set up on the park grounds during normal hours. Room will be extremely limited at the site of the rededication, so the Ribault Monument
Framed, ready-to-hang paintings are to be delivered to the The Art Center II Studios at 229 North Hogan Street
904.641.7155
Directions: http://www.nps.gov/timu/planyourvisit/directions_fortcaroline.htm
Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
The opening will be held at
The Art Center
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
between 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
We look forward to seeing your art in this exhibit!
Annelies M. Dykgraaf
President
www.tacjacksonville.
2/20/2012
TAC CALL FOR ARTISTS
Cost of entry: TAC members: $20 up to 3 entries; Non-members: $25 up to 3 entries; $5 per each additional entry for everyone. Please make checks payable to The Art Center.
Notification of unaccepted work: April 16, 2012
Pick Up of unaccepted work: April 17, 2012
Post-Show Pick Up: May 29, 2012
http://www.tacjacksonville.org/call.html#recycled
1/25/2012
TAC II
Opening reception is Thursday, January 26th
6:00 - 8:00pm
229 N. Hogan Street
Artists have produced works in various media examining the human form. Exhibit continues through March 13, 2012. Juror is artist Pamela Miller (2011 Jacksonville Jazz Festival Poster Contest Winner.) 229 North Hogan Street. Open by appointment and special events.
12/08/2011
11/30/2011
The Art Center II Studios
Deadline January 19, 2012
Open media. Artwork with the primary subject of the human figure. Drawing studies are acceptable, but they must be properly matted and framed. Busts of faces and fully clothed figures will not be accepted.
Cost of entry: TAC members: $20 up to 3 entries; Non-members: $25 up to 3 entries; $5 per each additional entry for everyone.
For complete entry details and artist application, visit http://www.tacjacksonville.org/call.html#figures
11/08/2011
Holiday shopping at TAC
10/05/2011
8/25/2011
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