INT'L All Media Call For Entries
The Juried Exhibitions at Minot State University have been through numerous changes. In 1969, the National Print and Drawing Show held its first call for entries. The 1980s brought the National Works on Paper Exhibition to artists across the USA. A look forward to the new millennium in the 1990s re-titled the exhibitions to Americas 2000 with the inaugural All Media exhibition held in 1993. Now, to better represent our multi-country appeal and entrants, we introduce INT'L All Media 2022. In this 28th year, it is our honor to invite you to share your works and your passion for art from across the world.
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All Media 2022 Dates and Deadlines |
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| Deadline (postmark) for entries | 15 June 2022 |
| Notification of accepted works | 6 July 2022 |
| Receipt of accepted works begins | 6 July 2022 |
| Deadline for receipt of works | 29 July 2022 |
| Exhibition dates | 5 Aug to 16 Sept 2022 |
| Public Reception | TBD 2022 |
| Return shipping | 21 Sept 2022 |
INT'L All Media Juried Exhibition
August 5 through September 16, 2022
Walter Piehl Gallery
Northwest Arts Center
Minot State University
Minot, North Dakota
JUROR: Sarah Justice, Great Falls, MT – sarahjusticefineart.com
SARAH JUSTICE has 25 years’ experience in the arts. She is an artist and museum administrator as the Executive Director of Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art in Great Falls, Montana. Known for her work as a figurative sculptor, her road to that path varied beginning with drawing, photography, and painting. Her work focuses on aspects of the human condition, digging deeply into the emotional and psychological realms of human consciousness throughout time and intertwining personal experiences that are also universal for many women. The masculine is not left out of her work as it plays an instrumental role in the development of the psyche. The history of classical sculpture forms an important foundation for her topics surrounding beauty and the abject and her use of symbolism points to the timeless collective. Materials play an important role in the making of her work. Justice’s preferred medium for sculpting is clay, but she uses non-traditional materials for final finishes. Drawing and painting inform her sculptural work by providing another voice and acts as a meditative practice in her everyday life.
Justice earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia, and her Master of Fine Arts from University of Montana in Missoula. Her work has been exhibited throughout the United States, featured in multiple publications such as 500 Figures in Clay and has won numerous awards based on artistic merit.
ELIGIBILITY
Works in any medium, traditional or experimental, including photographs, qualify. All artworks must be original. Work must be ready to exhibit, completed within the last two years, and not previously exhibited in an INT’L or Americas 2000 exhibition. It is preferred that two-dimensional work be framed and protected by clear acrylic glazing, unless alternative display is integral to the work.
AWARDS
$2000 in Cash and Purchase Awards: five Merit Awards and one Best of Show chosen by juror. Purchase Awards selected by faculty committee. Best of Show earns a future solo exhibition and an invitation to future Best of the Best exhibits.
ENTRY FORMAT & PROCEDURE
Entries will be judged from a high resolution digital image and up to 2 detail images. Files must be in jpg format, minimum of 300 ppi at approximately 8 x 10 inches. Name files as follows: A_titleofwork.jpg, B_titleofwork.jpg, etc. Abbreviate as needed on the file name, but use complete title on entry form. Submit images, non-refundable entry fee, and completed entry form by email or postal mail.
Email Entries: Send images and entry form to
nac@minotstateu.edu; with the subject line “INT'L All Media 2022 Entry.”
Mail Entries: Send images on labeled CD, DVD or flash storage along with fee and printed entry form to INT’L All Media, Northwest Arts Center, Minot State University, 500 University Avenue West, Minot, North Dakota 58707. Storage will not be returned.
Entry Fee: 2 entries/$30; Additional Entries: $5 each. Maximum of five entries allowed per artist. Include a $25 annual membership fee, and you may enter at the NAC Art Friends Members’ rate: 2 entries/$20; Additional Entries: $2 each. Pay online at: minotstateu.edu/nac/pay or by mail with a personal check or money order. Fees payable in US dollars. Entries not accepted without the proper fee.
NOTIFICATION
Entries will be acknowledged by e-mail as they are received. All entrants will be notified of selection results via e-mail on July 6. For a hard copy letter of notification please provide a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
SALES & COPYRIGHTS
Sales will be encouraged. A 30% commission will be charged on all works sold or purchased. Your entry grants permission to photograph your work and use your images for promotional or educational purposes only.
CATALOG
The INT'L juried exhibitions publish an illustrated catalog. A complimentary copy will be sent to each entrant. Extra copies of the catalog may be purchased for $7.00 per catalog.
INSURANCE
Minot State University will insure all works from their delivery to their departure. Settlement for works damaged in transit remains the responsibility of artist and shipper. NAC and MSU are not liable for any damage or loss occurring in transit.
For More Information
Phone: 701-858-3264 or 800-777-0750 (ex.3264)
E-mail: nac@minotstateu.edu
History
» The History of the Northwest Arts Center
» The History of the Annual Juried Competitions
