First Annual International Visual Art Exhibition
Animal conference on the survival of human. November 30, 2024 – February 28, 2025 |K-Love 4 Art Gallery
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Entry Fee
- $35 for up to 3 works. $40 for 4 works. $45 for 5 works.
- Up to 5 works per artist.
Exhibition Requirements
- Artist must provide a short artist statement (120 word maximum)
- Maximum 40” on the longest edge.
- Works must be wired, framed, and ready to hang.
- All works must be for sale. NFS is not allowed.
Awards
- 1st Prize
$1000, with solo exhibition in 2025/26 & Artist Gallery Contract for 1 year - 2nd Prize
$500, with solo exhibition in 2025/26 & Artist Gallery Contract for 1 year - 3rd Prize
$300, with solo exhibition in 2025/26 & Artist Gallery Contract for 1 year - 4th, 5th, 6th
Group exhibition in 2025 - Honorable Mention
Inaugural Curators
Award Winning Artist, Cornish College of Arts Neddy Finalist with work in collections at City of Seattle, Colleges in the region, Seattle Convention Center and numerous homes. With a BA in Advanced Studio Arts and Traditional Photography, MA in Organizational Development, PhD Art as Education (2 years), is the Owner at K-Love 4 Art Gallery & BIPOC Sustainable Tiny Art House Community
Noa Piper, instagram.com/noapiper
Prestigious Pacific Northwest Artist of more than 20 years with expertise in visual art, painting and sculpture, takes the mundane and works it into abstract controlled chaos. Noa’s work has been on exhibition in local galleries, organizations and at the imphamis Tashiro Kaplan Artists Lofts.
Eli Lara, elinotlara.com
Tashiro Kaplan Artist, with commissions by Seattle Folklife Festival, the 2024 Festival Cover and the owner of Print Media Studio in the heart of Downtown Seattle, Eli finds inspiration in the energy of the living psyche, interested in capturing the forms and figures of the natural world in a tactile, visceral manner. He paints in a gestural and spontaneous fashion, capturing the emotions and movements of the living form, melding the experience of both the subject and the observer He graduated in 2013 from the University of Washington School of Art with a BA in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts. He currently lives and works out of the Tashiro Kaplan Artist Lofts in Pioneer Square.
Maya Milton, 21entities.com
Emerging Artist with recognition as Cornish College of the Arts Neddy Finalist and exhibitions in multiple galleries in the region. Maya creates work that fosters a transformative space where ALL can envision lives beyond the confines of existing structures, while also creating art that explores the depths of peace. I draw inspiration from human connection, consciousness, and the vast universe, with a style that incorporates elements of Pop Art. Placing us in positions that reveal the inherent beauty and extraordinary power within us all.
Jasmine Iona Brown, spaceworkstacoma.com/staff
Sculptor Painter, Coordinator at Spaceworks, Tacoma, WA, has commissioned work in public spaces, is a multi-disciplinary artist, creative entrepreneur, and Public Art Coordinator for Spaceworks Tacoma. She is also the director of a local non-profit art school called, Swan Creek Art Academy, that provides free art classes to the community. And she is a member of the Tacoma Arts Commission.
Packaging and Shipping Artwork
Artists whose works require shipping are responsible for securely packaging their pieces according to provided guidelines. Shipping arrangements must be finalized by this date to ensure timely delivery. Artists must provide shipping return labels for their artwork. All artwork must be wired, framed and ready to hang or it will NOT be accepted into exhibition.
Artwork Hanging
Exhibition Opening
Opening Reception
Exhibition Duration
Artwork Return
Note: All dates are subject to change at the discretion of the organizers. Artists will be notified of any updates or modifications to the timeline. We look forward to hosting the first annual international art exhibition and celebrating the exceptional talent of artists worldwide!
Questions
Additional Notification Information
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Note: Entries made prior to 2023 may not display the View Notification link.
Image and Filename Specifications
- Submit your original JPEG image files.
- Crop out all parts of the photo that are not the actual work; do not show mat, frame, etc, only the work itself.
- Image must be displayed right side up.
- You do not need to resize your image files.
- You do not need to rename your image files.
Additional Entry Information
- You will pay for your entry by credit or debit card using our secure checkout system.
- After your entry is submitted and paid for, you may log back in to review your entry, edit artist and image information, and add or substitute images up until the entry deadline (September 2, 2024.)
- Entry fees are not refundable and must be submitted and paid by the entry deadline.
- Entries cannot be accepted or changed after the deadline. Incomplete entries will be disqualified.
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