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Theme: The Creative Process
Juried, Two-Dimensional Art
Show Dates: August 8 – September 24, 2014
Guest Jurors:
GERALD PETERS, Owner, Gerald Peters Gallery in New York, NY and Sante Fe, NM
and PETER MARCELLE, Director, Gerald Peters Gallery, New York, NY; and Owner, The Peter Marcelle Project, Southampton, NY
Opening Reception: Friday, August 8, 5 - 7 PM
Meet the Artists! Refreshments served. Open to the public.
ALSO Enjoy a special wine tasting event with Martha Clara Vineyards in the EEA Carriage House (behind the Gallery) this same evening from 5 - 9 PM!
$5 donation for 3 wine tastings supports East End Arts
Postcard Artwork above: "Juju" oil on linen by Don Perley, Best in Show Winner
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INFORMATION FOR ARTISTS
ACCEPTED ARTWORK
If accepted, artists must ship the selected artwork via FedEx or UPS per East End Arts' outlined shipping instructions, or artists can drop-off their work in person on the designated dates. Failure to do so will prevent inclusion in the show.
Drop-off / Shipping Arrival: July 30 & 31
Pick-up by Shipping Agent: September 30 & October 1
AWARDS
‘Best in Show’ winner will receive a seven-day stay in East End Arts’ Artist Residence near Hamptons’ museums and galleries, plus $1,000 and inclusion in a group show at The Peter Marcelle Project, art gallery in Southampton NY. Winner will also receive 100 postcards announcing the show which will feature the image of her/his artwork.
JUROR SELECTIONS FOR PARTICIPATION IN EXHIBIT
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Best in Show - Juju
Best in Show
Juju
Don Perley
Old Greenwich, CT
oil on linenArtist Statement: “These days I am mostly engaged with liberating gorgeous color from the outrageously cruel tyranny of confinement in the tube. I am self-taught, and began working in 1975 as a maker of small conceptual pieces, collage and painted collage constructions, moving gradually into experiments in pure painting.”
Don Perley's Artist Statement: “These days I am mostly engaged with liberating gorgeous color from the outrageously cruel tyranny of confinement in the tube. I am self-taught, and began working in 1975 as a maker of small conceptual pieces, collage and painted collage constructions, moving gradually into experiments in pure painting.”
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First Place - Balancing Act
First Place
Balancing Act
Marcy Brennan
Fort Pierce, FL
oil / cold wax -
Second Place - Mona in Her Room
Second Place
Mona in Her Room
Gary S. Beeber
Water Mill, NY
photograph -
Third Place - Bandage #1
Third Place
Bandage #1
Samuray Akarvardar
Saratoga Springs, NY
mixed media / collage -
Honorable Mention - Vishnu's Third Avatar, The Boar
Honorable Mention
Vishnu's Third Avatar, The Boar
Colin Poole
Santa Fe, NM
oil on wood -
Honorable Mention - Sharks & Artist
Honorable Mention
Sharks & Artist
Douglas Reina
Stony Brook, NY
oil on canvas -
Harriette Tsosie
Albuquerque, NM
mixed media / encaustic
Honorable MentionHonorable Mention - The Memoirs of Benvenuto Cellini 1
Honorable Mention
The Memoirs of Benvenuto Cellini 1
Harriette Tsosie
Albuquerque, NM
mixed media / encaustic -
Honorable Mention - Spill
Honorable Mention
Spill
Cindy Walton
Ashville, NC
mixed media / encaustic -
Bandage #2
Bandage #2
Samuray Akarvardar
Saratoga Springs, NY
mixed media / collage -
Windy Afternoon
Windy Afternoon
Marcia Anderson
Alexandria, VA
oil on canvas with sand -
Lake Dreams
Lake Dreams
Marcy Brennan
Fort Pierce, FL
oil / cold wax -
You Only Have One Body
You Only Have One Body
Eliza Brewster
Honesdale, PA
monoprint collage -
Anatomy Lesson
Anatomy Lesson
Adam Cohen
Roxbury, NY
acrylic on canvas -
Exo
Exo
Johnny Cotter
Kent, United Kingdom
photograph -
Quicksilver
Quicksilver
Michael Covello
Tampa, FL
acrylic / spray paint / transparent fabric -
Barren Place
Barren Place
Janet Culbertson
Shelter Island Heights, NM
oil on canvas -
Pepinella
Pepinella
Madeline Daversa
South Jamesport, NY
wood cut / hand painted -
Second Home Series, Daffodils
Second Home Series, Daffodils
Diana Delgado
New York, NY
watercolor / mixed -
Color Study #2
Color Study #2
April DeMarco
Cortlandt Manor, NY
acrylic -
High Line
High Line
Michele Dragonetti
Amagansett, NY
photograph -
Scrim Veil Shadow
Scrim Veil Shadow
Michele Dragonetti
Amagansett, NY
photograph -
Untitled 1
Untitled 1
Jeffrey Gelick
Rolling Meadows, IL
oil pastel and graphite -
Untitled 2
Untitled 2
Jeffrey Gelick
Rolling Meadows, IL
oil pastel and graphite -
The Most Exciting Kind
The Most Exciting Kind
Marion Jones
Ridgewood, NJ
acrylic on canvas -
And Personality Too!
And Personality Too!
Kate Kelly
Northport, NY
digital painting -
Born to Be Wed
Born to Be Wed
Kate Kelly
Northport, NY
digital painting -
Mary, Study #3
Mary, Study #3
Marla Milne
Greenport, NY
watercolor -
Night Sky
Night Sky
Victor Mirabelli
Newburgh, NY
oil on canvas -
Still
Still
Jim Molloy
Miller Place, NY
oil on panel -
Unfinished Masterpiece
Unfinished Masterpiece
Bob Moloney
Baiting Hollow, NY
acrylic on canvas -
Stand of Trees
Stand of Trees
Robert Mueller
Mattituck, NY
monotype / subtractive -
Peeking Through the Clouds
Peeking Through the Clouds
Pamela Myers
Palm Beach, FL
acrylic on canvas -
At the Gallery
At the Gallery
Cynthia Parry
Center Moriches, NY
oil on canvas -
All Things Fun Happen After Dark
All Things Fun Happen After Dark
Melissa Pelliccia
N. Massapequa, NY
photograph -
Chandelier #3
Chandelier #3
Lisa Petker-Mintz
Old Bethpage, NY
acrylic on paper -
Girl Talk
Girl Talk
Beth Scher
Albany, NY
mixed media on wood -
Women and War, Russia
Women and War, Russia
Beth Scher
Albany, NY
mixed media on wood -
The Day After #2
The Day After #2
Jerry Schwabe
East Hampton, NY
photograph -
SH2-165 Clouds of Cygnus
SH2-165 Clouds of Cygnus
Bill Snyder
Connellsville, PA
photograph -
Jilted
Jilted
Christina Stow
Hampton Bays, NY
photograph - archival pigment print -
The Memoirs of Charles Dickens
The Memoirs of Charles Dickens
Harriette Tsosie
Albuquerque, NM
mixed media / encaustic -
Marfa Lights #1
Marfa Lights #1
Mary Twomey
Mattituck, NY
monotype -
Golden Reflection
Golden Reflection
Cindy Walton
Ashville, NC
mixed media / encaustic
ABOUT THE JURORS
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Gerald Peters
Owner, Gerald Peters Gallery in New York, NY and Sante Fe, NM
Co-Juror for National Show: The Creative Process (2014)
Gerald Peters is the owner of The Gerald Peters Gallery at 24 East 78th Street just off 5th Avenue in Manhattan, New York and a second gallery by the same name in Sante Fe, New Mexico. Mr. Peters has been involved in the art business for over forty years as a dealer, collector, appraiser and consultant. He is known as one of the foremost, knowledgeable authorities on American nineteenth and early twentieth century works, the art of the American West, the Taos Society, and Santa Fe Art Colony; the works of Frederic Remington, Charles Russell, Albert Bierstadt, and Georgia O’Keeffe; and American Modernism. His solid business dealings and sense of integrity have gained him a worldwide reputation among art galleries, museums and collectors. His galleries have sold well over a billion dollars in art.
With his wife Katie, he founded the Santa Fe Art Foundation in 1981, now known as the Peters Family Art Foundation, to contribute to the community, in which they live, and to the art community, in which they work. The foundation contributes money for art supplies for Santa Fe schools and loans art to schools and other non-profits. A second primary aim of the Foundation is helping the needy and hungry in Santa Fe, through contributions to such organizations as St. Elizabeth Shelter, the Salvation Army and St. Vincent Hospital.
Another philanthropic endeavor was the creation of the Heart Gallery of New Mexico. Mr. Peters created a foundation board, to help support the Children, Youth and Families Department’s efforts in the state of New Mexico. The Heart Gallery is now active in almost all of the 50 states. It is a brilliant concept, with photographers volunteering their time to capture the essence of beautiful children and stimulating people to choose these children for adoption. The goal is to make sure that every child waiting has the opportunity to be placed in a kind, loving family.
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Peter J. MarcelleDirector, Gerald Peters Gallery in New York & Santa Fe
Owner, The Peter Marcelle Project in Southampton, NY
Co-Juror for National Shows: The Creative Process (2014); H2O (2013); Joy (2012)Peter Marcelle is the Director of the Gerald Peters Gallery New York City (24 East 78th Street) and Sante Fe, NM, and owner of The Peter Marcelle Project in Southampton, NY. Marcelle brokered the multimillion dollar sale of Andrew Wyeth's 'Helga' portraits and has a vast Wyeth collection of his own. Besides Wyeth, Peter represents many important contemporary artists.
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR ARTISTS
All artists must complete online entry application.
Regular Entry Deadline: April 8, 2014
Extended Entry Deadline: April 15, 2014 (for an additional fee)
The Creative Process THEME: Your creative process is what makes your style unique. As an option for this show you may choose to leave part of your piece unfinished to give a peek into your personal artistic process, a hint of how your work evolves. This is not mandatory.
CLICK HERE FOR ALL ENTRY INFORMATION AND TO COMPLETE ONLINE APPLICATION >>
Artists will be notified of acceptance by June 4, 2014.
Programs of the East End Arts Gallery are made possible with public funding provided by the New York State Council of the Arts, Suffolk County, County Executive Steve Bellone, and the Town of Riverhead.
