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Best of Show 2015: Svend Damhave, Mom's Clothes Line, acrylic on canvas, 2013



​2017 MEMBERS'

JURIED EXHIBITION 


Dates to Remember 

February 27: In-person staff assistance; 10am-5pm

March 5: Electronic submission deadline

Week of March 6: Jurying

March 10 (before 5pm): Acceptance notifications

March 16-19: Artwork dropoff

March 30: Opening reception from 5:30-7pm; awards at 6pm

April 24: Artwork pickup 





The 63rd annual Members' Juried Exhibition is an opportunity for artist members, at all levels of expertise, to submit their artwork for display at the Pensacola Museum of Art. This exhibition is anticipated annually and offers a unique glimpse into the talent and creativity of artists within our community and Northwest Florida. 

All current Museum members may enter up to three pieces of original artwork for juror consideration - only one work by each artist will have the potential of being selected.
Wondering about your membership status? Contact the Museum at 850.432.6247 or email Suzanne Slabaugh at sslabaugh@uwf.edu.
 
Jurors
Heather Clements -
Originally from the D.C. metro area, Heather Clements has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore.  Heather has been heavily involved in the local arts community for 10 years, and has been a full time professional artist for 7.  Heather’s award-winning work has been featured in galleries and museums across the nation and in several solo exhibitions.  Focusing on a symbiotic relationship between humans and nature, Heather’s detailed portraiture mixes with rich and often surreal metaphors.

Leslie Wolff - Lesley A. Wolff is a PhD candidate in art history and an Adelaide Wilson Fellow at Florida State University. Her dissertation, currently in process, examines the intersection of visuality, foodways, and nationalism in post revolutionary Mexico City. Wolff is also co-curating a forthcoming exhibition on north Caribbean cultural production and exchange in the work of artist Edouard Duval-Carrié.


Awards
First Place: $250 and gallery space for one month to showcase the artist's work!
Second Place: $250
Third Place: $100
A ribbon is presented to Curator's Choice. 

Entry Requirements
The following qualifications must be met in order for your work to be considered:

❏     Artists may submit up to three entries; one potential acceptance by juror

❏     You must be a member of the Pensacola Museum of Art to enter. Your membership must be valid through April 2017. 

❏     Work must be created within the last three years and not previously exhibited locally

❏     Work cannot exceed 72” in any direction

❏     Work cannot weigh more than 150 lbs

Works in 2D and 3D are accepted, however the museum cannot accept video work, large installations or works requiring special installation instructions due to exhibition space and presentation limitations.

Please submit one image for 2D work and two images for 3D work. Please title image files as follows: last name, title (Example: Doe, Untitled). Submitted images should be high resolution JPEG format and accurately represent your artwork. 

All submissions must be complete and received by:

Sunday, March 5, 2017 at 11:59pm

*The PMA reserves the right to re-use submitted images, as well as to photograph and/or reproduce any work accepted into the exhibition for publicity and marketing.

*PMA will not act as a mediator for the sale of artwork. American Alliance of Museum standards and practices prohibit the Museum from commercial sale of exhibitions and doing so endangers the Museum's accreditation. No price stickers, signage, or price list will be available to visitors during the course of exhibition. Artist are welcome to sell their work privately while it is on display provided that no works are removed from the exhibition prior to April 24th. 

* A storage fee of $5 per day will be charged to accepted artwork not claimed on date of pickup; Monday, April 24th
.

Registration
Electronic submission is available on the PMA website below  (preferred form of submission) or by  email at sslabaugh@uwf.edu. If you are unable to submit online the Museum staff will be available on Monday, February 27th from 10am - 5pm to photograph work for you. Please note that this is not a professional photography shoot nor will the juror be present on this date. It is strictly for members unable to photograph and upload their own work due to issues with technology.


Questions related to this exhibition or the submission process may be directed to Suzanne Slabaugh at sslabaugh@uwf.edu. 

Submissions will  be confirmed by a member of the Curatorial Department, if you do not receive a confirmation email by 5pm the next business day please email sslabaugh@uwf.edu.
850-432-6247
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  • VISIT
  • EXHIBITIONS
    • ON VIEW
    • UPCOMING
    • TRAVELING
    • EXHIBITION ARCHIVE
  • LEARN
    • Youth Art Focus 2021
    • 2021 SEMESTER CLASSES
    • EDUCATION CALENDAR
    • ART ACTIVITIES AT HOME
    • VIRTUAL SUMMER CAMP
    • CREATIVE CAMP FOR AUTISM
    • THE PMA BLOG
  • EVENTS
    • BIG READ: PENSACOLA
  • SUPPORT
    • MEMBERSHIP
    • HOW TO GIVE
    • VOLUNTEER
    • DOCENT PROGRAM
    • MUSEUM DAY SPONSORSHIP
    • PMA GUILD
  • ABOUT
    • HISTORY
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    • BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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