Works on Paper, Juried Competition and Exhibition Oct 1-25, 2020

Works on Paper, Juried Competition and Exhibition Oct 1-25, 2020

by | Sep 20, 2020 | Past Exhibitions

Works on Paper

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7 Dots and a Wash

Randy Kraft
12″ x 16″
watercolor

Abandoned

Amy Gottlieb
17.75″ x 23″
watercolor

After Lunch

Joan Laufer
5″ x 8″
watercolor/ink

Amazon Rooftops

Donna Litke
20″ x 20″
cardboard, latex paint

Autumn Day

Cindy Bender
8″ x 20″
acrylic on tissue paper

Balcony View, Sorrento Italy

Stephanie Ivolella
18″ x 15″
watercolor

Bloom with Grace: for Grandmother

Katrina Benson
14″ x 14″
colored pencil

The Blue Shoes

THIRD PLACE
Amy Gottlieb
20″ x 24″
watercolor

Bride

FIRST PLACE
Kathleen Ullman
17″ x 13″
pastel

Bubblegum

Adriana Catalan
24″ x 18″
prisma on paper

By the Pond

Cindy Bender
22 x 24
acrylic on tissue paper

Cabrini Sunflower

Melissa Bybee
5.5″ x 8.5″
pen/ink, illustrator markers, pencil color

Collage Nude

Lauren Bourguet
24″ x 18″
collage on pastel paper

Day of the Iguana

Shelley Holtzman
18″ x 28″
watercolor

Dogs On Pinecone

Heather Heckel
8″ x 8″
colored pencil on paper

Evolving

Loretta Oberheim
13.5″ x 13.5″
alcohol ink and gold leaf on layered yupo paper

Fairy Tale Rose

Caryn Coville
8.25″ x 8.25″
colored pencil

First Day of Fall-Sunrise at Widemarsh

Hilory Boucher
13″ x 12″ pastel

Fountain Water

Adriana Catalan
60″ x 45″
mixed media collage

Ganesha

Lynn Roselli
26″ x 20″
collage

Ginko

Stephanie Navon-Jacobson
12″ x12″
linoleum

God Dog

Maritza Ranero
16″ x 12″
enamel paints on printmaking paper

Going Forward

Randy Kraft
11″ x 15″
watercolor

Grand Central

Douglas Barnaby
8.5″ x 11″
embossed print

Green Tara

Lynn Roselli
14″ x 11″
graphite

Growth and Decay

Evie Erickson
43.5″ x 34″
mixed media

Hanging Lures

Andrew McIntyre*
11″ x 9.5″
charcoal on paper

High Tide

Marceil Kazickas
20″ x 26″
alcohol ink on yupo paper

In Bloom 4

Evie Erickson
12″ x 9″
mixed media

The Hikers

Hali Layton
9” x 12 1/4”
watercolor

Indian Ladder Falls

Aleta Crawford
10″ x 8″
pen on paper and ink

Ink Blocks

John Michaels
30″ x 20″
pen and ink

Jetty

Stephanie Navon-Jacobson
14″ x 11″
monotype

Kaleidoscope

Claudia Mirzaali
11″ x 14″
acrylic on handmade and commercial paper, cotton quilting thread

Life’s A Bowl of Cherries

SECOND PLACE
Caryn Coville
14″ x 11″
colored pencil & water soluble wax crayons

Mexican Palm Flower

Lynn Sirow
18″ x 31″
watercolor

My Ride, Ocean Beach, Fire Island, NY

Stephanie Ivolella
13″ x 9″
watercolor

Organic Ink

John Michaels
20″ x 30″
pen and ink

Queensboro Bridge

Douglas Barnaby
6″ x 10″
embossed print

Pumpkin; Red Warty Thing

Robin Moore
13″ x 10″
colored pencil and watercolor

Romance

Lauren Bourguet
17″ x 14″
copperplate on handmade paper

Saint Germaine Paris

Denis Ponsot
24″ x 34″
watercolor

Square Woven

Rachel Dove
8″ x 8″
woven watercolor and ink drawings on paper with found paper

Summer Rain

Claudia Mirzaali
14″ x 11″
acrylic on handmade and commercial paper, wood and bamboo

Summer Breakout

Peg Reilly
11″ x 15″
watercolor

Twins

Kathleen Ullman
22″ x 27″
pastel

Two Lilies

Denis Ponsot
22″ x 30″
watercolor

Untitled

Charlotte Levinson
11″ x 8″
marker and ink

View From Manorhaven Park

Diane Bares
9″ x 12″
oil on paper

Waiting For Next

John Pulinat
43″ x 43″
watercolor

Walks Through Avalon

Loretta Oberheim
13.5″ x 13.5″
alcohol Ink on layered yupo paper

Windows and Doors

Donna Litke
24″ x 18″
collage, mixed media

Members Showcase 2020, September 13 – October 3

Members Showcase 2020, September 13 – October 3

by | Aug 25, 2020 | Past Exhibitions

Members Showcase 2020

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Emotional Control

Samantha Adler *
16″ x 20″
acrylic

River Valley from Space

Margaret Andres
11″ x 14″
Digitally Colored Silk Screen

Sailing Coecles Harbor

Diane Bares
10″ x 20″
oil

Waiting for the E Train

Douglas Barnaby
12″ x 24″
oil on board

Leslie

Mary Behling
11.5″ x 15.5″
oil on canvas

Parthenon

George Billy
7″ x 10″
watercolor and graphite

Discovering Deerfield Beach

Anne Barash Breitstein
11″ x 17″
watercolor

The Furry One

Renee Bundi
18.5″ x 12.25″
soft pastels

Before You Go

Elizabeth Cassidy
12″ x 12″
acrylic

Watchful

Caryn Coville
16″ x 14″
colored pencil

Llyn Gwynant

THIRD PLACE
Aleta Crawford
12″ x 16″
oil

Playing with the Light

FIRST PLACE
Judith Feinman
14.5″ x 15.5″
digitally enhanced photograph

Canal

Ivan Frisch
14″ x 18″
watercolor

Jessica

Heather Heckel
12″ x 16″
watercolor

Window Shopping LA

Jeff Holzman
16″ x 20″
photograph

Garden Tusks

Shelley Holtzman
28″ x 36″
watercolor

Dahlia

Annette Kasle
2100 x 1400
digital photograph

Alter State

Daniel Kasle
2000 x 1333
digital photograph

Breakers

SECOND PLACE
Marceil Kazickas
6″ x 6″
oil on gessoboard

©Rhapsody #4

Karen Kirshner
48″ x 36″
acrylic on canvas

Man At The Vessel

Susan Kozodoy Silkowitz
20″ x 16″
digital photograph

Single Sunflower

Randy Kraft
12″ x 12″
watercolor

Yellow Shoes at The Winery

Joan Laufer
11″ x 14″
oil

Anthropomorphic

Donna Litke
28″ x 22″
oil and cold wax medium

Fork Pattern

Gwendolyn Martino
11″ x 14″
digital photograph

Corrugation

John Micheals
37″ x 37″
corrugated cardboard, cardboard, paper

White Water Wash

Corinne Michels
8″ x 10″
oil on linen panel

Positano

Barbara Miller
11″ x 14″
photo collage

Bar Harbor Sailing

Deborah Miller
16″ x 20″
photograph

Red Roses Memorial

Susan Miller
23″ x 17.25″
watercolor

Iris Trio

Stephanie Navon-Jacobson
54″ x 42″
oil

Unity

Alicia R. Peterson
20″ diameter
acrylic

The Circle of Life

Alice Riordan
24″ x 36″
oil

Poolside

Linda Ruden
30″ x 30″
oil on canvas

Alpha Helix

Jose Seligson
20″ x 26″
acrylic ink

Forsythia In Quarantine

Hillary Serota Needle
24″ x 20″
oil on canvas

Gathered From the Garden

Ilene Silberstein
20″ x 16″
oil

Cartagena #3

Steve Silberstein
18″ x 22″
photograph

Trabajadores en la Catedral de Toledo

Barbara Silbert
23″ x 19″
oil

Hollyhocks

Kate Smith
10″ x 8″
pastel

Clouds 1 Ireland

Barbara Stein
18″ x 36″
oil on canvas

The Cove

Joan Stevens
12″ x 36″
oil

Sea Glass Carousel, Battery Park

Janet Susin
16″ x 12″
photograph

Lavender Drama

Susan Tiffen
16″ x 22″
archival digital print

Hurricane

Elisa Triffleman
11″ x 17″
digital photograph

Reflection In Mosque

Leo Tujak
22″ x 19″
photograph

China Garden

Margo Vignola
26″ x 30″
oil

Summer

Elaine Walden
8″ x 10″
oil on board

Spiraling Down

Joan Weiss
24″ x 18″
digital photograph

Flutter

Theodora Zavala
9″ x 12″
oil

* student artist

Justice. Online Juried Competition and Exhibition August 27 – September 12, 2020

Justice. Online Juried Competition and Exhibition August 27 – September 12, 2020

by | Aug 11, 2020 | Past Exhibitions

Justice Online Exhibit

Artwork can say what sometimes words cannot. During these difficult times, we have been inspired to look within ourselves, find ways to “speak out,” and express solidarity and compassion. Show us those emotions and what has empowered and inspired you to address social justice.

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Blue

FIRST PLACE
Angeli Zankel
24″ x 36″ – acrylic on canvas

Blue is my interpretation of police brutality in modern society. I am not honoring police officers but showing through an abstract form how some are corrupt and use their influence to distort reality.

Love Wins

Emma Weston*
7″ x 10″ – charcoal & acrylic paint

“There’s nothing wrong with you. There’s a lot wrong with the world” – Chris Colfer

Anchor Baby in the Third Dimension

Manny Villalobos
10.5″ x 14″ x 6.5″ – stoneware, high-fire glaze

The Anchor Baby is a representation of a mother sacrificing everything for her child, no mater what it takes.

Only Place to Rest

Janet Susin
12″ x 16″ – photograph

One of the great social injustice issues of our day. No one should have to sleep on the street.

Hearth Failure

Caito Stewart
18.5″ x 45.5″ x 3.5″ – ceramic

Grief over losses of homes and loved ones builds empathy and compassion for others.

Rightfulness

THIRD PLACE
Joan Stevens
13″ x 18″ – oil & collage

I painted this woman because I felt her expression embodied so many raw emotions. Disbelief, incredible sorrow, frustration, anger and fear.

Abstract Justice

Joan Stevens
18″ x 36″ – acrylic

Trying to tell a story with shapes, values and color. And in case you missed the message – I spelled it out.

Remembering the Taos Massacre

Barbara Spivak
20″ x 16″ – photograph

Guide and graveyard on the Taos Reservation.

Anchor Baby

Manny Villalobos
60.5″ x 40″ – acrylic on canvas

The Anchor Baby painting is a representation of a mother sacrificing everything for her child, no mater what it takes.

Black Lives Matter

Janet Susin
12″ x 16″ – photograph

4 years ago in Denver on a summer night advocates rallied for the same cause we face today.

Pride

SECOND PLACE
Alice Riordan
16″ x 11″ x 9″ – terra cotta sculpture

Inspired by a trip to Barbados where the local women worked so hard to provide for their families.

Unity is the Antidote

Sophie Raimondo
80 x 120 x 6 – painting

“The virus of thinking about an alternate society, a society beyond nation-state, a society that actualizes itself in the forms of global solidarity and cooperation.”- Slavoj Zizek

Best Friends

Randi Benum Roernes
30″ x 40″ – oil on canvas

Watching young children play and seeing that color does not matter.

Supreme Court Justice-School Desegregation and Interracial Marriage

Barbara Spivak
20″ x 16″ – photograph

Air

Kaoru Shibuta
46 x 54 cm – acrylic on canvas

No More Stolen Sisters

Emma Weston*
5.875” x 5.875” – oil

Native American women are disappearing. These horrific events are not making the news.

Pillars of Justice

Barbara Silbert
18″ x 14″ – pastel

I paired John Lewis with Judge Ginsburg, both avatars of justice in our society.

Say Their Names Valley Stream NY

Susan Silkowitz
20″ x 16″ – digital photography

A sleeping child wears a hat bearing tribute to those whose lives were lost at the hands of police.

The Color Blind Revolution

Sophie Raimondo
100 x 200 cm – painting

This pandemic is the beginning of a new area of social conscience, for the first time a small group of people started to think ”I stay home to protect the other people”.

Interfaith Memorial Service for Haiti

Anny Parry
15″ x 20″ – photograph

Interfaith Memorial Service for Haiti in Brooklyn Borough Hall on Anniversary of 7.0 Earthquake.

Erica Lafferty Smegielski

Ann Parry
20″ x 16″ – photograph

Erica Smegielski, shares how mother, Principal of Sandy Hook School, was shot to death.

Breonna Taylor

Loretta Oberheim
18″ x 24″ – acrylic on wrapped canvas

They killed one of their own. The thin white line represents EMT’s. Yet no justice – just 8 bullets.

Working for Justice

Mark Mancher
12″ x 18″ – photograph

ESSENTIAL

E. Craig Marcin
14″ x 17″ – watercolor on paper

Given the racially mixed, community both I grew up in, the black friends and neighbors I had.

Undoing Shame: A Public Dispaly

Christopher Martin
25″ diameter – mixed media

Political Woman

Harold Naideau
20″ x 16″ – digital collage

Protest Portraits – Trysten

Maundy Mitchell
8″ x 10″- photograph

In support of the BLM movement, I welcomed protesters to my studio during protests in Plymouth, NH.

Breonna

Helen Lesnick
24″ x 18.5″ – pastel

I hope this work will help to keep saying her name until change happens and justice is served.

Gay Pride

Joan Laufer
24″ x 30″ – oil & collage

17 Minutes

Ann Parry
16″ x 22″ – photograph

Mepham H.S. students protest during 17 Minute nationwide walkout after Stoneman Douglas HS shooting,

Courage Kneels

Kathleen Celestin-Parks
30″ x 30″ – acrylic paint, ink & photo transfer on canvas

In 2016, he protested police brutality by kneeling and was ostracized. Today, most agree. Now what?

The Way Under Justice

Myungja Anna Koh
18″ x 20″- digital arts

I believe in the darkest periods such as social oppression, art becomes even vital, offering hope.

©Asylum seekers

Karen Kirshner
30″ x 30″ – acrylic

Much publicized need for Immigration reform and humane treatment of asylum seekers.

Dynamic Beauty

Wenchelle Jean*
16″ x 20″ – acrylic

Protest Portraits – Francois

Maundy Mitchell
8″ x 10″- photograph

In support of the BLM movement, I welcomed protesters to my studio during protests in Plymouth, NH.

Liberty at What Price?

Annette Kasle
7″ x 10″ – photograph

The injustice of an icon of freedom misappropriated for profit.

Change Gonna Come

Jimmy Gockel
16″ x 16″ – acrylic on canvas

Tribute to George Floyd

Fade

Daniel Kasle
2500 x 2500 – digital photography

Using shadow to emphasize the museum’s contribution to historical narrative.

Protest!

Heather Heckel
40″ x 30″
colored pencil with collage sign on board

This portrait depicts the importance of standing up for what we believe in, and how getting involved at an early age can inspire positive change for our future!

Blackbird Fly

Susan Herbst
21.75″ x 14″ – mixed media

Discovering that McCartney’s “Blackbird,” was inspired by the “Little Rock Nine,” prompted me to paint this blackbird’s flight of freedom.

Roman justice

Margarita Henriksson
55 x 65cm – canvas, acrylic & soft pastel

The work, in abstract style, shows the ancient Roman symbols for Justice: Colosseum, church, senate.

Untitled

Michele Garfiel
41.75″ x 31.5″ – oil & charcoal on canvas

2017 Women’s March. 250K people gather among the skyscrapers for a common cause.

Their Future Matters

Jessica Rapaccuiolo
14″ x 11″ – photograph

BLM march Riverhead, NY

Indivisible with Liberty and Justice for All

Susanne Corbelletta
30″ x 48″ – oil

We should not be identified by our race, creed,c olor or political views. We are 1 Nation under God.

Courage 7053

Kathleen Celestin-Parks
30″ x 30″ – acrylic paint, ink & photo transfer on canvas

This piece is inspired by the mugshot of Rosa Parks. Her courage sparked a movement.

Saint Roch Cures the Plague with beasts (COVID Tintoretto)

Owen Brown
36″ x 36″ – acrylic
Inequities of COVID treatment, failure of gov’t, hope in miracles misplaced.

Send Her Back

Lauren Bourguet
13.5″ x 18.5″
monoprint

From This Land a Little History

Allison Belolan
10″ x 8″
collage

Inspired by how deep racism runs in our country, and history, and how incredibly little it taught about it.

One Nation

Lauren Bourguet
25″ x 60″
mixed media

I found inspiration in cardboard, a universal moving material to create this installation of the US.

False Freedom

Hsiao-Chu Hsia
54″ x 52″- acrylic

Taiwan Blue Magpie be usually recognized as our national bird. We are free when we believe we are.

*student artist

Be Happy: Art That Makes You Smile, ONLINE Juried Competition and Exhibition May 2 – 31, 2020

Be Happy: Art That Makes You Smile, ONLINE Juried Competition and Exhibition May 2 – 31, 2020

by | Apr 3, 2020 | Past Exhibitions

Be Happy: Art That Makes You Smile, Online Juried Competition and Exhibition
May 2-31, 2020
Online Reception: Sunday, May 3 at 3pm

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“Be Happy” an Online Juried Competition and Exhibition. Show us what you are grateful for, inspires you, lifts your soul, and makes you smile.
This virtual juried competition and exhibition will be judged by members, with artists being awarded The Art Guild Members’ People’s Choice Awards (values below).

CRITERIA All styles from abstract to realism are welcome. All works must be original, and have been created in the last five years. References used in the creation of the submitted work must be the artist’s own, or copyright-released for use in this work. The curating committee’s decision is final.

MEDIUMS Including but not limited to acrylic, oil, watercolor, photography, digital art, pastel, mixed media, collage, encaustic, etching/prints, or sculpture. (NO MASTER COPIES)

Please be aware that the digital images you send should look as good as they possibly can. These will be the images that will be displayed in our online gallery. Try to photograph your image in natural light, that the image is straight and that there is no glare on glass or varnished surface.
For tips on how to best photograph your art work, please click here for a tutorial by TAG member Steve Silberstein.

JUROR: MEMBERS OF THE ART GUILD WILL CHOOSE THE WINNERS

ENTRY FEE(S)  Registration is required and non-refundable. 

  • Members: $20 (1-2 pieces) or $30 (an additional piece).
  • Non-members: $30 (1-2 pieces) or $40 (an additional piece)
  • Student members: $10 (1-2 pieces) or $20 (an additional piece)
  • No more than 3 works per artist

FINALISTS The Selection Committee will review all entries and notify each artist as to the acceptance of the submitted work. The Art Guild has the right, in its sole discretion, to choose which eligible entries will be accepted to be exhibited. All decisions are final. Artists whose work has been selected will be notified after April 20 either by email or here on the website.

AWARDS 1st Place $300 • 2nd Place $200 • 3rd Place $100.

LIABILITY & INSURANCE The Liability Waiver on the entry form must be signed by the artist submitting images for consideration. It is the responsibility of the participating artist to insure or self-insure any work submitted for inclusion in this exhibit.

AWARDS

1st Place $300 • 2nd Place $200 • 3rd Place $100

EMAIL YOUR ENTRY

Email your images to artshow@TheArtGuild.org with ALL contact information including your name, telephone number, address, email and the title, medium, value and size in your email. We will invoice you for payment. Submission will not be included in curating without payment. Download the form here.

CALENDAR & IMPORTANT DATES

CALENDAR

DEADLINE: Monday, APRIL 15 Application & images must be received.
ACCEPTANCE/REJECTION NOTIFICATION: After APRIL 20

ONLINE EXHIBIT
• May 2-31, 2020

ONLINE, VITUAL  Artist’s Reception & Awards Ceremony
• Sunday, May 3 at 3pm

QUESTIONS & TROUBLESHOOTING

QUESTIONS Call 516-304-5797 or email artshow@TheArtGuild.org with “BE HAPPY” in the subject line. 

If you have problems with the uploader, please email your images to artshow@TheArtGuild.org  – with ALL contact information, image titles and mediums. We will invoice you for payment. Submission will not be included in curating without payment. Download the form here.

Emailed images must include your name, contact information and the title, medium, value, and size in your email.

Please be aware that the digital images you send should look as good as they possibly can. These will be the images that will be displayed in our online gallery. Try to photograph your image in natural light, that the image is straight and that there is no glare on glass or varnished surface.

SELLING YOUR ARTWORK

Artwork may be sold directly by the artist with a suggested donation of 20% of the selling price from the artist to The Art Guild. Note, however, that sales may not be made at the exhibition. All work must remain on view for the duration of the exhibit.

Congratulations to the artists listed below!
Your name and the piece(s) accepted are listed.

Linda Abrams, Laughing Out Loud and Young Peruvian
Aqsa Ansari*, Movement
Douglas Barnaby, The Candy Shopper
Jim Barrett, Sweet Pea
Heidi Block, Loving the Leaves
Anne Barash Breitstein, Happy Tails and Glorious Spring
Renee Bundi, Clive
Elizabeth Caputo, My Neon Forest
Caryn Coville, Violet Blooms
Aleta Crawford, Viewing Art and Canard d’en Haut
Kathy  D’Amato-Smith, Flowers in Coffee Can
Eliseea Faur*, Lost In Imagination
Anjali Gauld*, A Perfect Moment
Katherine Hagen*, A Cause For Celebration
Heather Heckel, MooseStache
Susan Herbst, Sweetheart of The Rodeo and Feliz Casa de Peligro
Susan Hicks, Brave New World
Shelley Holtzman, “I Told You to Clean Up Your Room!” and Spotted in the Garden
Annette Kasle, Romanian Folk Dancers
Marceil Kazickas, Day Dreamer and Peaceful Solitude
Joan Laufer, Brotherly Love
Sydney Lipner, Graduation
Baruch May, Gioia
Meagan Meehan, Bon Appetit in the Fun House
Emily Milgrim*, At the Market

Deborah Miller, Buon Appetito
Brooke Murphy, Dressed As Someone Else
Stephanie Navon-Jacobson, Summer Cocktails and Fancy Free Peony
Stephanie Peterson, Blue
Sophia Pirone*, Cheerful and Lucky and Silly Dad Through My Young Eyes
Alice Riordan, On The Boat and Bryce Canyon Cowboy
Olivia Robson*, Euphonius and A Sweet Song
TJ Roszko*, YinYang of Society
Jane Scal, Danielle Kicking Waves
Jose Seligson, I See You
Ilene Silberstein, Elderfield’s Gate
Steve Silberstein, Happy Drummer and Sea Princess Happiness
Barbara Silbert, The Laughing Cavalier and In From the Snow
Susan Kozodoy Silkowitz, Subway Serenade and Man With A Dog
Lynn Sirow, “Get Well” Flowers
James Slezak, Moroccan Girls Play and Asian Bloom
Barbara Stein, Daffodils and Azaleas
Joan Stevens, Essentials
Elisa Triffleman, The Rockets Red Glare
Kay Vickers, Vivace
Ella Yang*, Serendipity
Theodora Zavala, Orange Glow and Rusty’s Day Out

* Student

Photography Exhibit: Everything Old is New Again – Feb 1-23, 2020

Photography Exhibit: Everything Old is New Again – Feb 1-23, 2020

by | Jan 9, 2020 | Past Exhibitions

Photography Exhibit: Everything Old is New Again
Juried Photography Competition & Exhibition
On View: February 1 – 23, 2020

It’s all about Old – Old faces, old places and antiquities of every variety.  Show us the old-fashioned, the out of date, the broken, worn and dilapidated that still pleases our eyes.  Give us images that fill us with nostalgia, give us a smile, or amaze us as timeless art. We’re looking for creativity and originality – work that reflects your unique approach and style. 

Congratulations to the artists listed below!
Your name and the piece(s) accepted are listed.

Pratibha Agdern, The Old Bowl
Maria Batas, Chios Pirgi Greece
John  Bennett, Unfinished Church – Bermuda
Jayden Chow, Layered
Barbara Crane, Keep Machine Clean
Abigail Davila*, History Revamped
Valerie DeBiase, Decrepit Old Car and Hidden in The Woods
Tristan deBrauwere*, Contemplation
Sofia Dempsey*, Eddie’s Sweet Shop
Joshua Duryea*, Adam and Eve
Judith Feinman, Beach Bar
Caitlin Fracasso*, The Mysterious Unknown
Richard Froman, Electric Seltzer
Carol Goldstein, Antique Car
Phyllis Goodfriend, Texaco
Madison  Governale* Old Type of Way
Bill  Grabowski, Without Vision-Auschwitz and
Star Crossed
Pam Grafstein, God Forsaken
Sandra Herrera, My New Eternity
Richard Hillman, Watching Degas
Jeffrey Holtzman, Mortimer Snerd
Randy Ilowite, 280ZX Turbo ’81
Annette Kasle, Heritage Thrapsano, Crete 2019
Dan Kasle, John Connors
Bruce Laird, What is Old is…
Laurie Levine, A Gas from the Past
Diane Luger, Telephone
Mark Mancher, Mom & Dad
Naomi Mankowitz, A Rose is a Rose
Katherine Melissinos*, Summer Nights

John Micheals, Shed Some Light
Natalie Morales*, Jukebox
Alyssa Nicolo*, A Whole New Vision
Denise Ortell, Antique Shop
Natalie Pacher, Worn Out
Ann Parry, The Three Graces
Eli Rabe, Radiator Plus
Marc Reubins, Baker in Agra
Kara Lee Reyes, Windmill, Baiting Hollow and Made In America
Alan Richards, The Rowing Stones
Emma Romano, D.S al Coda
Elizabeth Salerno, Swirl
Zoe Scrivener*, Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman
Philip Sievers, Medieval Dungeon – Prague Castle
Steve Silberstein, Pegasus Prances
Susan Kozodoy Silkowitz, Man With Dog and Street Sweeper
Hannah Siskin*, Sideshow
Eric Smalkin, Quilting and Prayer
Evin Spanier*, Roaring ’20s
Barbara Spivak, Shaker Village Garden Shed
Alan Stein, Homeward Bound
Janet Susin, Final Days
Lucy Temple, Precious Junk
Susan Tiffen, Vermont Waiting Room
Leo Tujak, Decrepit Izmir II
Debra Wallace, Broken Windows
Joan Weiss, The Carney at Coney
David Wollin, Whitefish Junction

JUROR OF AWARDS: Harold Naideau is a photographer, artist, author and educator based on Long Island. He teaches photography at Suffolk County Community College, Briarcliffe College and Stony Brook University. His photography blends traditional fine-art photography with digital imaging and printing and utilizes a changing array of modern  material and processes.  You may see his work at: www.naideauphotography.com 

Works previously exhibited at The Art Guild Gallery will not be considered. Contact us at 516-304-5797 or info@TheArtGuild.org with any questions regarding uploading or emailing your images.

SIZE AND FRAMING: For uniformity of the exhibit please follow the guidelines below

  • Minimum photo size is 8” x 10” excluding the mat.
  • The mat must be all white, and the frame must be a dark color.
  • Frame size must not exceed 36” on the longest side. 
  • Frame MUST be wired securely for hanging, with the wire attached via screw eyes or D-rings to the frame, NOT the backboard. Sawtooth hangers are not allowed. No tape or string on the back. No gallery wraps.
  • Matting and framing of your work must comply with the above OR IT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED at drop off.
  • Work must be labeled with the title, photographer’s name, street address, phone number, and email address.  
  • Please note: Absolutely no watermarks on printed images.

DELIVERY OF ARTWORK Selected artwork, (ready for display), is to be delivered on the dates indicated below. Please provide a typed bio or artist statement, printed on one side of an 8.5 x 11 sheet of white paper.

AWARDS 1st Place $300 • 2nd Place $200 • 3rd Place $100 • Honorable Mention certificates and Student Award/s (if applicable) will also be awarded.

SALES Artwork may be sold directly by the artist with a suggested donation of 20% of the selling price from the artist to The Art Guild. Note, however, that sales may not be made at the exhibition. All work must remain on view for the duration of the exhibit.

LIABILITY & INSURANCE The Liability Waiver on the entry form must be signed by the artist submitting images for consideration. It is the responsibility of the participating artist to insure or self-insure any work submitted for inclusion in this exhibit.

QUESTIONS Email photoshow@TheArtGuild.org. Please put “Photo Show” in the subject line.

CALENDAR
• Acceptance/Rejection notification after Thursday, January 16
DROP OFF  Entries must be delivered to The Art Guild, 200 Port Washington Blvd, Manhasset, NY 11030, at these times.
• Sunday, January 26: 3-5 pm
• Monday, January 27: 1-7 pm

EXHIBIT
• Saturday, February 1 – Sunday, February 23, 2020
Gallery open Saturdays & Sundays 1:00 – 5:00 pm & by appointment
• Saturday, February 1, 3-5 pm – Artist’s Reception & Awards Ceremony

PICK-UP
• Sunday, February 23: 3:00 – 5:00 pm (Exhibit Closes)
• Monday, February 24: 1:00 – 7:00 pm