The Art of War: call for entries

Wednesday, September 7, 2011
By Dawn Diamantopoulos

The Art of War – “Upon the Altar of Freedom”

Call for Art

Studio 659 in historic Whiting IN (20 minutes from Chicago) wants War art from any period of war throughout U.S. history.   We are looking for art, particularly paintings,  that depicts  the horrors of war, the zeal and valor of its participants,  the consequences of battle, or those left behind. The show opens on November 4, 2011 and runs through November 30, 2011.  The show will also include WWII artifacts and authentic WWI propaganda posters.

Artists are invited to submit up to 3 JPG images to: gaylekosalko@aol.com.  2-D and 3-D submissions in all media and styles are welcomed. Please include an image list in your email with title, media, size, year completed, and price.  Paintings need to be wired.  Also please denote any special installation needs in your email. There is no entry fee.

The Studio retains a 20% commission, please factor this into your retail pricing.  An artist reception will be held on Friday, November 4 and all regional artists are strongly encouraged to attend. The gallery reserves the right to decline any accepted artwork upon delivery if the condition or quality is other than represented in the submission. www.studio659.org

Calendar

Submissions due                               Thursday, October 13th

Artists notified by email               Monday, October 17th

Work delivered                                 October  27-28, during regular Studio hours*

Opening Reception                         Friday, November 4th, from 6:59p.m.  until 9:00p.m.

Show closes                                       Wednesday,  November 29th

Artwork pick up                              Thursday, December 1, Friday, December 2nd,  and Saturday,  December 3 during regular Studio hours*

*Studio 659 hours are Thursdays and Fridays from noon until 7p.m. and Saturdays from 10a.m. until 2p.m.

Author Info: Dawn Diamantopoulos

Dawn Diamantopoulos received a BFA in Fine Arts for printmaking and art history from Pratt Institute. She has previously shown in Brooklyn, and throughout Southern California. Dawn has recently reentered the art scene after taking a long hiatus to raise a family. She now lives in Highland.

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