Wayne Art Center presents Being There, Black and White

Wayne Art Center presents Being There, Black and White

This Deadline Expired: Friday, February 15, 2019

Being There; Black and White is a juried regional exhibition of black and white photography. Wayne Art Center invites photographers living in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Delaware, Maryland, and Washington, DC to submit up to four black and white photographs that were created between 2014-2019.

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Laurie Beck Peterson, Juror of Awards
Ms. Peterson is a commercial photographer and non-silver printmaker living in Philadelphia. She grew up in Rochester, New York, and is a graduate of Syracuse University, studying in both The School of Visual and Performing Arts and The Newhouse School. Following a career as an in-house photographer at The Eastman Kodak Company, she opened her own commercial business in Philadelphia, which she currently runs.

Online Entry Deadline: February 15, 2019
Entry Fee: $45

Exhibition and Art Sales: March 31 – May 4, 2019

Delivery of Work: All work must be hand delivered and will be accepted
Saturday, March 23; 9-4 or Monday, March 25; 9 am – 7 pm at Wayne Art Center

Opening Reception & Awards: Sunday, March 31, 3-5 pm

Awards: $2,000 in Prizes

Paula Cahill's abstract paintings, comprised of single continuous meandering lines, often have the luminous quality of a LED light or screen and invite participation by the viewer.
Paula Cahill
Paula Cahill

Paula Cahill's abstract paintings, comprised of single continuous meandering lines, often have the luminous quality of a…

Paula Cahill's abstract paintings, comprised of single continuous meandering lines, often have the luminous quality of a LED light or screen and invite participation by the viewer.…

Paula Cahill's abstract paintings, comprised of single continuous meandering lines, often have the luminous quality of a LED light or screen and invite participation by the viewer.…

Carol McHarg
Carol McHarg
Sarah A. Myers is an InLiquid artist member
Sarah A. Myers
Sarah A. Myers

Sarah A. Myers is an InLiquid artist member…

Sarah A. Myers is an InLiquid artist member…

Sarah A. Myers is an InLiquid artist member…

Susan Shipley is an abstract painter. She paints spontaneously. While enjoying the work of many abstract artists, she finds that the consistency and sameness, while calming, offers little surprise. She prefers to work spontaneous using dramatic colors in a dynamic fashion. The end results fall in the category of abstract expressionism. Rather than providing calm, she prefers to provoke an immediate emotional response. A short while ago, she fused and slumped glass creating 3 dimensional work; however, of late she just paints. She received a Ph.D. later in life and practices psychology in the schools with children. Susan is a Baby Boomer and a happy grandma.
Susan Shipley
Susan Shipley

Susan Shipley is an abstract painter. She paints spontaneously. While enjoying the work of many abstract artists, she finds…

Susan Shipley is an abstract painter. She paints spontaneously. While enjoying the work of many abstract artists, she finds that the consistency and sameness, while calming, offers little surprise. She…

Susan Shipley is an abstract painter. She paints spontaneously. While enjoying the work of many abstract artists, she finds that the consistency and sameness, while calming, offers little surprise. She prefers to work spontaneous…

János Korodi's work of visual memories of fur patterns, and cityscapes, recently the notion of place and motion, as mediated through technology. A representation of our virtual world that simulates velocity.
János Korodi
János Korodi

János Korodi's work of visual memories of fur patterns, and cityscapes, recently the notion of place and motion, as mediated…

János Korodi's work of visual memories of fur patterns, and cityscapes, recently the notion of place and motion, as mediated through technology. A representation of our virtual world that simulates velocity.…

János Korodi's work of visual memories of fur patterns, and cityscapes, recently the notion of place and motion, as mediated through technology. A representation of our virtual world that simulates velocity.…

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