Adams County Arts Council’s Annual Juried Exhibition

Adams County Arts Council’s Annual Juried Exhibition

This Deadline Expired: Friday, March 6, 2020

The Adams County Arts Council invites submissions to its 17th Annual Juried Art Exhibition, May 28 – June 19, in Schmucker Art Gallery, Gettysburg College.  Any person over the age of 18 is eligible to submit work for consideration by juror William Crow, PhD, Director and Professor of Practice, Lehigh University Art Galleries. Awards total more than $3,200 with a Landscape Award and $1,000 Best of Show prize. There is a $30 entry fee for Adams County Arts Council members and a $45 entry fee for non-members. The exhibition is held in partnership with Schmucker Art Gallery.  Entry forms and membership information are available at
www.adamsarts.org by contacting the Arts Council at aa@adamsarts.org or (717) 334-5006, or the link below. Deadline for submissions is March 6.
 
ENTRY FORM
Val Rossman has been creating drawings and paintings in her studio in Philadelphia for the last 25 years. Her work has gone through various stages, however, her wonderful sense of color combined with a lyrical and often whimsical mentality have always infused her drawings with a lush and personal aura. The combination of rich and unexpected hues and gestures with sometimes questioning formats give the work an unforgettable presence.
Val Rossman
Val Rossman

Val Rossman has been creating drawings and paintings in her studio in Philadelphia for the last 25 years. Her work has gone…

Val Rossman has been creating drawings and paintings in her studio in Philadelphia for the last 25 years. Her work has gone through various stages, however, her wonderful sense of color combined with…

Val Rossman has been creating drawings and paintings in her studio in Philadelphia for the last 25 years. Her work has gone through various stages, however, her wonderful sense of color combined with a lyrical and often…

Wendy Liss
Wendy Liss
Teresa Shields
Teresa Shields
Whimsical paintings of birds, butterflies and mythical creatures on fused glass, displayed as window sculptures, window tapestries or as backlit wall art.
Mirjam Seeger
Mirjam Seeger

Whimsical paintings of birds, butterflies and mythical creatures on fused glass, displayed as window sculptures, window tapestries…

Whimsical paintings of birds, butterflies and mythical creatures on fused glass, displayed as window sculptures, window tapestries or as backlit wall art.…

Whimsical paintings of birds, butterflies and mythical creatures on fused glass, displayed as window sculptures, window tapestries or as backlit wall art.…

My interest in glass and found objects has allowed me to re-immerse myself in the world of toys, this time with a more mature twist. As I refer to my most sacred toys, I try to evoke universal images. There is a compelling irony as I create symbolic toys, which ask to be touched and manipulated, from glass, an extremely fragile material. I manipulate glass, recycle and integrate it with well-worn artifacts from the past, which are often perceived as useless in today's culture. This gives discarded items renewed purpose. As we interact tentatively with these objects they take us back to our most early memories while connecting us to other societies and eras.
Paula Mandel
Paula Mandel

My interest in glass and found objects has allowed me to re-immerse myself in the world of toys, this time with a more mature…

My interest in glass and found objects has allowed me to re-immerse myself in the world of toys, this time with a more mature twist. As I refer to my most sacred toys, I try to evoke universal images.…

My interest in glass and found objects has allowed me to re-immerse myself in the world of toys, this time with a more mature twist. As I refer to my most sacred toys, I try to evoke universal images. There is a compelling…

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