Carmen Lund

"The Art of Seeing,” will enhance your life and work in ways you cannot even begin to imagine. Learn how to develop the skill of “Seeing.” Carmen’s presentation will focus on how developing this essential skill of Seeing will open doors into new opportunities and possibilities for YOU! 
Join artist/teacher/certified creative catalyst/, Carmen Lund, on Thursday, October 20 at 12 p.m. noon at The Grove, 760 Chapel Street, New Haven. 

Bring yourself and any of your friends who are curious to learn how to SEE more to enrich their world! 
To learn more about Carmen Lund check out her website CarmenLund.com

 “The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.” Marcel Proust

Call for Artists

Westport Arts Center now accepting submissions for 

MORE Than Words/#iammore

Submissions are due by October 14, 2016

Juried by Gerry Snyder, Dean of the Pratt Institute School of Art and Curator of MORE Than Words; Pamela Hovland, Designer and Senior Critic in Design, Yale University School of Art; and Ward Shelley, Performance and Sculptor Artist (Pierogi Gallery).

ABOUT MORE THAN WORDS/#iammore

The Westport Arts Center announces a community Call For Entries in support of the theme of its current exhibition MORE Than Words - courage, resilience and empowerment in the face of bullying.    Entries for the second phase of the MORE Than Words exhibition, entitled "MORE Than Words/#iammore", can be submitted now through October 14, 2016. This Call For Entries is open to the general public.   Extending the conversation launched with MORE Than Words, the Westport Arts Center invites artists to submit work that examines the idea of bullying within a broad cultural context that considers how the imbalance of social, physical, or political power can marginalize those who are perceived as weaker.  Artists have long responded to these inequities through their work, able to speak truth to power in a way not available to others.   For this special community exhibition, we are also making a special invitation to young artists, ages 10-17, in a separate, new Junior Submissions Category.  Student artists can submit new or previous artwork on the subject of stereotypes, personal identity, or other subjects that address both the struggle and strength required to face all aspects of bullying and power disparities in our lives and in our world.  The imagery does not need to depict bullying specifically.

SUBMISSION DETAILS

Eligibility   MORE Than Words: #iammore is open to adult artists and students.   All submissions must be made online. Click here and follow the instructions. For this theme, young artists age 10-17 are invited to submit artwork under the new Junior Category.  Artwork Requirements Each artist may submit up to 2 pieces of artwork. 2-D work, including frame, may not exceed 72". 3-D work may not exceed 72" in any direction. No works may exceed 200 lbs. Images should be 1MB - 4 MB and be uploaded as .jpg or .png. Videos may be up to 500 MB and submitted as .mov, .mp4, or .wmv. Artists may submit their resume, artist statement, and a brief description of submitted works. WAC may edit artist selection based on space limitations. Entry Fee & Payment Non-Members: $50 Members: $35 Junior Category (ages 10-17): $10 All payments are securely processed with PayPal. Notification WAC will notify all artists by email on Wednesday, Oct 21st at 5pm. No phone calls, please. Accepted artists' names will be posted online at www.westportartscenter.org Publication Rights Your submission to the MORE Than Words/#iammore exhibition signifies your grant of permission to WAC to reproduce work for promotional materials and your acceptance of all conditions stated in this prospectus. Sales & Insurance All works are insured by WAC while on site through the pick-up date.   All proceeds from art sales go directly to the artist after processing fees.

IMPORTANT DATES

Submission Deadline: Oct 14 Notification: October 21 Selected Artwork Drop Off: November 4 Opening Reception: November 11 Exhibition Closes: January 7

Heather Braxton

Heather writes, "My work will be up on LED Baltimore

The Baltimore LED Art Billboard is an advertising billboard, but it is also a digital art display. We have taken a technology typically used for advertising and created a one of a kind digital art gallery. providing local artists incredible exposure to the public…absolutely FREE. Rotated in among the advertising are submitted images of every form of art, from painting, drawing, and illustration, to sculpture, photography, and game design. We welcome submissions from all local artists, student, amateur, and professional alike. After every few ads we will display a piece of art.

Heather Braxton is a Baltimore-based media artist. She earned her Bachelor’s of Art in Photography, Graphic Design, and Fine Arts from Western Connecticut State University. In 2016, she received her Masters of Fine Arts for Photographic and Electronic Media at Maryland Institute College of Art. Braxton has exhibited throughout the North Eastern and Mid-Atlantic Regions of the United States and Spain. Braxton currently teaches a graduate course at Maryland Institute College of Art as well as working part time in their undergraduate photography department.

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Photography, Video, Electronic Media, Design, Curation

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