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Published on June 20, 2013 by Chip Schwartz in 2012 Philadelphia Winners, Knight Arts Challenge Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Your portfolio website design isn't a place for creative expression — your art is.
Don’t distract from your work.
Don't miss the work of Anne Saint Peter and this other group of amazing women.
Artist’s Reception: June 7, 5-7
Viewing times
Monday through Friday, 10:00-2:00
Sunday, 11:30 - 2:00
Other times: Please call for an appointment or go to the office for entry into the space.
Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral, 38th Street between Chestnut and Market Streets Office phone number: 215-386-0234.
Office: through the walk way on the right from 38th Street or 3723 Chestnut Street. Street parking, Kiosks, occasional space in the church lot.
Having a portfolio or blog with a black background and white type. Readability is reduced and using black is a gimmick to make your art look better than it really is.
Don't fool yourself.
We're happy to point you to an interview with one of the tribe, Maryann Devine. She wears all kinds of creative hats. In this post she talks about creative time and making art with no agenda.
It's not selfish to make art that's only for you.
Registration = Consideration
In 2013, The Center for Emerging Visual Artists will be launching a major promotional campaign focused on artist studios!
The artwork of Melissa Maddonni Haims comes to Mount Pleasant and the work of Rachel Blythe Udell comes to Lemon Hill!
In conjunction with LOVE Your Park week, Parks and recreation invites you to come out and experience Fairmount Park in all its spring glory and to come inside and experience new art a midst the old halls of Lemon Hill Mansion and Mount Pleasant. For many, these historic park houses are secrets hidden in plain sight.
Exhibition June 2nd – June 29th
A Juried Exhibition of New Jersey Artists.
$4,500.00 in prizes will be awarded to 5 winning entries (1 winning entry per artist only).
Reception: Sunday, June 2nd 2013
The purpose of this exhibition is to showcase artists living in New Jersey. All works submitted should reflect the theme of Celebration (expressions of joy upon achieving success, overcoming adversity, reaching a milestone, etc.).
Jury Panel
The 2013 Festival (September 6-21) is open to anyone who wants to produce their own show. For some, it's a once-a-year opportunity to create a show; for professional companies, it can be an opportunity to try something new. All shows are accepted.
Registration Deadline: June 3
BEFORE REGISTERING:
Please read through the 2013 Artist Checklist for important deadlines.
OBEY THE GIANT was Julian Marshall's thesis film at Rhode Island School of Design in 2012. It is a film about RISD students, made by RISD students.
