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Focal Point

Pushing Photography to its Limits

Foundry Art Centre   /   Deadline: 08/14/20

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October 2, 2020 - November 13, 2020
Deadline to enter: August 14th, 2020

The Call for Entry:
The Foundry Art Centre in Saint Charles, Missouri is seeking submissions for "Focal Point," a juried exhibition focusing on how photography can be pushed to its fullest potential. Submitted works do not have to be purely photography but can be mixed media; a photographic element must be present for the work to be considered.

Juror:
Robin Assner-Alvey is a practicing artist working with photography, video and installation. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Connecticut (2000) and her Master of Fine Arts from the Ohio State University (2002). Her work examines corporality and asks viewers to consider the experience of living in their own skin. Robin's most recent solo exhibition was Embodied at the Bruce Gallery at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania in January 2019.

Robin is also a Professor of Art in the Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Art at Webster University in St. Louis, MO. She just completed her seventeenth year at Webster, where she teaches all levels of photography and video. In 2017, she received the Emerson Excellence in Teaching Award and the William T. Kemper Award for Excellence in Teaching.

To Learn More Information: http://www.foundryartcentre.org/focal-point

To Directly Submit To This Call: https://form.jotform.com/Foundry_Art/call-for-entry-focal-point
Deadline to enter: August 14th, 2020

Questions about eligibility can be sent to exhibitions@foundryartcentre.org

Location

The Foundry Art Centre is a dynamic community art center dedicated to the creation and presentation of contemporary visual arts. Our mission is to connect everyday people with the arts through our studio artists, educational classes, special events, and exhibitions. Featuring a state-of-the-art gallery space, the Foundry hosts national and international juried fine art exhibitions and curated traveling exhibitions.

Fees

$35

Eligibility

Open to all artists, 18 years and older, world-wide, both amateur and professional. This includes alternative and traditional artwork.
Questions about eligibility can be sent to exhibitions@foundryartcentre.org

Requirements

A maximum of 3 entries per artists may be submitted for consideration; all media in 2D & 3D forms will be considered. 2D work must be suitably framed with all hardware necessary attached to hang gallery ready. Larger pieces must be able to enter the gallery through an 84" x 71" doorway. Once installed, work may not exceed 11 feet in height. Any artist with installation or digital works must speak with the Exhibitions Manager to coordinate presentation, this includes video and site specific installation work.
Artists may submit entries through the Foundry Art Centre website using the online form, or if there are complications, the artist can email exhibitions@foundryartcentre.org. For emailed entries, include required entry information with each image sent, mirroring the entry form online. Limit to 2 jpegs per artwork: one full view (required), and an optional second alternative or detail view. This email submission still requires the $24 membership submission fee, or the non-member $35 submission fee.

Submissions that do not comply with these rules will not be presented to the juror.

See Exhibitions FAQ on www.foundryartcentre.org/frequently-asked-questions for details.

Awards

Best in Show awarded a "Going Solo" Exhibition - worth $500
Two Juror's Choice Awards - $150 cash prize each

Contact Information

Kaitlin Wilfing
520 N Main Center Drive 520 N Main Center
Saint Charles, MO 63301

P: 6362550270
F: 6362550270
W: http://www.foundryartcentre.org/
E: exhibitions@foundryartcentre.org

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