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Upcoming Exhibitions Eat Me!
Food informs so much of our daily life, and has long provided a source of inspiration for artists. If indeed we do we first eat with our eyes, then what better way to explore what food means to us than through art. In Eat Me! artists are invited to explore the world of food – from still life paintings to explorations of our relationships with food as a society. What does food mean to you? Work is invited in all mediums. All work must be for sale and have been completed in the last two years. This show is open to CAL members and non-members. All work must be WIRED – we cannot hang work that does not have a wire. Artists should also make sure that their name is on the work. Artists may submit two works for consideration. Jury fees As an extra element to the show, local chefs will be invited to choose a work as an inspiration for a tapas-style dish for a special evening event, Let Them Eat Art! See more about Let Them Eat Art!, which takes place Thursday, April 5, 2012, from 6-9pm at the CAL Gallery.
Blue
Following on from the success of 2011’s ‘Red’ show, this year we invite artists to explore ‘Blue’. Said to be the color of the fifth chakra (the throat), blue runs the gamut of emotion, representing sadness to some and the optimism of blue skies to others. Politically it flip-flops: liberal in the US, conservative in the UK and Canada. What does it evoke to you? Whether it’s an artwork inspired by the cobalt, ultramarine or cerulean in the color box, or it’s a feeling or memory invoked semantically, in ‘Blue’ artists are invited to explore the realm of, well, blue. Work is invited in all mediums. All work must be for sale and have been completed in the last two years. This show is open to CAL members and non-members. All work must be WIRED – we cannot hang work that does not have a wire. Artists should also make sure that their name is on the work. Artists may submit two works for consideration. Jury fees (per person, not per work) are $15 for members and $25 for non-members. CAL Members’ Summer Open There is no theme for this unjuried show, which is only open to current CAL members. Artists are invited to submit one work. Artwork in all mediums is welcome. All work must be for sale, be no larger than 48” in any one direction and have been completed in the last two years. All work must be WIRED – we cannot hang work that does not have a wire. Artists should also make sure that their name is on the work. The entry fee is $10. Although unjuried, cash awards will still be given for work in the show. House of Cards More information to follow soon! We have two ideas for this show – and you get to vote on which one you like the best. Watch this space! Work is invited in all mediums. All work must be for sale and have been completed in the last two years. This show is open to CAL members and non-members. All work must be WIRED – we cannot hang work that does not have a wire. Artists should also make sure that their name is on the work. Artists may submit two works for consideration. Jury fees (per person, not per work) are $15 for members and $25 for non-members. Give a Gift of Art CAL Members’ Show ‘Give a Gift of Art’ is an annual showcase of Columbia’s wonderful, local artistic talent and the perfect opportunity to purchase a gift of art during the holiday season. Whether you’re looking to give a beautiful wooden bowl, show your love with a piece of hand-made jewelry, or compile your own holiday wish-list, take a tour of the CAL gallery and see why the best place to buy award-winning art is here in Columbia. There is no theme for this unjuried show, which is open exclusively to current members of the Columbia Art League. Artists are invited to submit one 2D or 3D work. Artwork in all mediums is welcome. All work must be for sale, be no larger than 48” in any one direction and have been completed in the last two years. All work must be WIRED – we cannot hang work that does not have a wire. Artists should also make sure that their name is on the work. The entry fee is $10. Although unjuried, cash awards will still be given for work in the show. |
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