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SUMMARY:Sixth Annual Juried High School Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:The LSU School of Art\, in conjunction with the LSU College of Art & Design\, will host the 6th annual statewide juried art exhibition for high school artists. The LSU School of Art — one of the largest and most comprehensive art schools in the region — will showcase selected works from students who represent the talent from all areas of the state. The goal of the exhibition is to inspire young artists by providing a platform for their work to be displayed in a professional\, artistic venue and thus giving them a taste of a professional artist experience. The exhibition will be an annual offering and is intended to showcase the finest\, artistic student talent in Louisiana. \nThis 6th annual exhibition will be held February 7-March 7\, 2020\, at the Foster Gallery on the LSU campus. Winners will be announced and prizes will be awarded at a closing reception for the artists on March 7\, 2020. \nEligibility:\nAll public\, private\, and home-schooled high school students (grades 9 through 12) who reside in Louisiana are eligible. \nSubmission Requirements:\nArtwork must be submitted by a high school teacher or representative. Each high school teacher/representative may submit up to 10 pieces of artwork. Please note that this is a juried show. Entries are not guaranteed acceptance. \nThere are no fees associated with submission. \nAny piece created by students at any time during their high school education may be submitted. \nHow to Submit Artwork:\nArtwork should be submitted by January 5\, 2020\, through Slideroom. \nMedia:\nPaintings\, prints\, drawings\, sculpture\, ceramics\, photographs\, computer- generated art\, digital media (including audio and video) and mixed media artwork that meets the following specifications are eligible for submission. \nTwo-dimensional work must not exceed 40 inches wide by 68 inches high. Three-dimensional work must not exceed 60 inches high by 36 inches wide and 36 inches deep. \nWork must be physical and tangible and must be able to be displayed for the duration of the exhibition. All two-dimensional works must be framed and ready to hang for a professional gallery with the appropriate mounting hardware (wire\, cleats\, etc). Using tape to secure hanging wire is unacceptable. All pastel and charcoal drawings must be sprayed with fixative. All three-dimensional works must be structurally sound with all components securely fastened. \nJurors:\nSubmissions will be selected by a jury of School of Art faculty members. \nAwards:\nFirst\, second\, and third-place winners will be selected\, and honorable mentions will be awarded in the following amounts. A special award will be made to the teacher/program with the best overall showing. \nFirst Place: $500\nSecond Place: $300\nThird Place: $200\nHonorable Mentions: $100 \nSales:\nSince the purpose of the exhibition is to provide an opportunity similar to that which a professional artist would encounter\, we encourage all work to be for sale. Please consider realistic prices to encourage sales. All sales are to be conducted between the buyer and the artist. The gallery will not be responsible for delivering purchased works. Price on Request (POR) designations will not be accepted for any artwork. Not-for-sale (NFS) artwork must still include an insurance value. \nLiability:\nEvery precaution will be taken to assure protection of entries. Liability for hand-delivered works left after the pickup or shipping dates will not be assumed by the LSU School of Art. \nShipping/Delivery:\nAll selected works must be either delivered or if shipped\, received in the Art Office by \nDelivery: Works must be delivered to the LSU School of Art Foster Gallery Louisiana State University \n111 Foster Hall\nBaton Rouge\, LA 70803\n225-578-5402\nTu\, Th\, F\, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. – Gallery hours. If you need to deliver on a weekend\, please contact Kitty Pheney in advance to make arrangements. \nShipping: Shipped works must be received in the LSU School of Art Office\, 220 Design Building\, no later than February 8\, at 4 p.m. Outbound shipping and packaging costs are the responsibility of the student artists or high schools. \nThe School of Art will cover return shipping preparations and costs. \nShipping Address: \nAttention: Kitty Pheney/High School Art Exhibition\nSchool of Art\nLouisiana State University\n220 Design Building\nBaton Rouge\, LA 70803 \nSchedule & Deadlines: \nJanuary 5\, 2020\nSubmissions are open now\, but must be uploaded to Slideroom by January 5. \nJanuary 10\, 2020\nTeachers/schools will be notified on or around January 10 if their submissions are selected for the exhibition. \nJanuary 31\, 2020\nSelected works must be delivered/shipped to the School of Art by January 31. \nFebruary 7\, 2020\nThe exhibition\, which will take place at the LSU Foster Gallery\, opens to the public on February 7. Gallery hours are Tuesday\, Thursday and Friday\, 2:00 – 6:00 p.m. Please let us know if you are bringing a group from your school. \nMarch 7\, 2020\nThe winners will be announced and prizes awarded at the closing reception at the LSU Foster Gallery on March 17\, 2020\, 1–3 p.m. \nMarch 7\, 2020\nThe exhibit closes to the public on March 7\, 2020\, Teachers (schools) are allowed to take work from their school with them at the end of the reception. \nMarch 20\, 2020\nHand-delivered artwork that has not been sold must be picked up by March 25. (Special arrangements can be made for weekend pick up should this be necessary.) \nA storage fee of $10 per day will be charged for hand-delivered artwork not picked up by March 20\, 2020. Shipped work will be returned by the week of March 20. \nFor more information contact Kitty Pheney at the LSU School of Art. \nKitty Pheney\nLSU School of Art\n220 Design Building\, Baton Rouge 70803\nOffice: 225-578-5411\nCell: 225-266-4812\nE-mail: kphene2@lsu.edu
URL:https://design.lsu.edu/calendar/fifth-annual-juried-high-school-exhibition/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions,Art
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