Richmond Art Museum
Richmond Art Museum, Indiana
126th Annual Exhibition by Indiana and Ohio Artists
This Exhibit is Endowed in Memory of Arthur S. Postle November 7, 2024 – January 11, 2025 |Richmond Art Museum, Indiana
Deadline was August 23rd.
Open to artists in Indiana and Ohio.
Deadline was August 23rd. Open to artists in Indiana and Ohio. To enter, visit:
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Deadline for entry was August 23, 2024
Hours
Venue
Richmond Art Museum
350 Hub Etchison Pkwy
Richmond, IN 47374
350 Hub Etchison Pkwy
Richmond, IN 47374
Hours
Tuesday – Saturday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Closed Sunday, Monday and Holidays
Closed Dec. 24, 2024 – Jan. 2, 2025 for holiday
Awards
Approximately $30,000 in prizes & purchase awards.
- $5,000 – Best of Show
- $1,000 – Awards of Excellence (3)
- $500 – Merit Awards (5)
- $250 – Merit Awards (6)
Eligibility
- This competition is open to all artists, 18 years of age and over, who presently live in Indiana or Ohio.
- Works must be original, completed in the last two years, and NOT PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED IN RICHMOND ART MUSEUM ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
- Accepted works may NOT be withdrawn by the artist prior to the close of the exhibition and must abide by specifications below.
- Both 2-D and 3-D works are eligible, including drawing, printmaking, mixed media, painting, photography, fiber arts, clay, jewelry, sculpture, wood and glass.
- Works must be original art produced by the submitting artist completed in 2023-2024.
- Advanced division artists’ works cannot have been executed in class or under supervision of an instructor.
Jurors
Mark Daly and Paula Katz (Bios below)
Exhibition Requirements
- Each artist may submit a maximum of two works.
- All works must be maintenance-free.
- No entry may exceed 60 inches in any direction, including frame, or exceed 50 pounds in weight.
Entry Fees
Includes 2 works
- RAM Members or Students – $30.00
- Non-Members – $55.00
Entry fees are non-refundable.
Framing
All wall-hung work must be properly framed. Frames without securely attached wire cannot be hung on our wall and will not be accepted. Vertical D Rings are the preferred hardware for hanging in the new RAM galleries. We will not be responsible for works damaged through faulty wiring or framing.
- Use flat strap wires only (no saw-tooth or clip frame hangers).
- Works on paper must be glazed.
Insurance and Liability
RAM will provide insurance on all works while at the museum for the listed sales price. Values must be based on actual retail sales, subject to a maximum of $5,000 for any one item. RAM will not assume liability for loss or damage during transit to and from the museum.
Sales
ALL WORKS IN ADVANCED DIVISION MUST BE FOR SALE.
The Richmond Art Museum will retain a 30% commission. Prices listed on the entry form must reflect this commission. Purchase Awards will be paid at 70% of the listed price. Prices of accepted works may not change.
The Richmond Art Museum will retain a 30% commission. Prices listed on the entry form must reflect this commission. Purchase Awards will be paid at 70% of the listed price. Prices of accepted works may not change.
Amateur Division
Amateur artists are encouraged to enter the Amateur Division of the 125th Annual Exhibition by Indiana and Ohio Artists. Entry requirements are the same as listed above, however, works completed under supervision are eligible. An amateur is defined as an artist who is in their early stages of development, or whose motivation is basically recreational. Artists whose works have been previously accepted into the Advanced Division are not eligible for the Amateur Division.
Notification of Jury Decisions
RAM will list notifications of acceptance on the RAM Facebook and RAM website as well as email notifications Friday afternoon, September 13th. The email listed in your ShowSubmit account will be used as the primary form of contact for notification.
Questions
For questions about RAM or this prospectus, please contact us at (765) 966-0256 or [email protected].
Visit richmondartmuseum.org for more information.
Jurors
Mark Daly, markdaly.com
Mark Daly’s purpose for painting is to create joy. He paints city, boat, beach, and other memorable scenes by orchestrating people and places, sunlight and shadow, sea and snow, into unique visual stories. A keen focus on good design, the right values, and expressive paint application help Mark create an in-the-moment sense of light, mood, and movement in his work. He uses all five senses when painting. For example, with a musical background, he considers how a painting should look and sound. This enables Mark to add more life to his compositions. Mark’s goal is to create art with the highest standards that stands the test of time.
Mark’s artwork is in distinguished private, corporate, and university collections, worldwide. He is represented by Rehs Contemporary Galleries, Cincinnati Art Galleries, and Folly Cove Fine Art. He has won First Place/Gold Medal and other prominent awards in national juried art exhibitions and has had nine solo shows. He has a studio on the coast of Maine and travels worldwide to paint on location.
Mark is Signature Member and an elected Board Member of the American Impressionist Society. He is also Signature Member of Oil Painters of America, American Society of Marine Artists, Cincinnati Art Club, a Juried Artist Member of the Rockport Art Association & Museum, and an elected Shareholder of the Cincinnati Art Museum. Mark graduated from Cornell University's College of Arts and Sciences and has a master’s degree from The University of Pennsylvania.
An experience that helps Mark be a better artist is composing and sharing the joy of music. Mark has written over 50 original, published compositions that include performances by Grammy Award winning musicians. He is a Voting Member of the Grammys.
Paula Katz
Paula Katz is the senior curator of art at the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites and has worked in curatorial and administrative roles in the arts since 2006 including positions with the Columbus Museum, (Columbus, Georgia), Herron School of Art and Design, Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art (iMOCA), and Samuel Levi Jones Studio.
Paula Katz is the senior curator of art at the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites. Prior to commencing this role in January 2024, Katz served as interim gallery director and curator at Herron School of Art and Design, where she previously worked in this same role from 2008-14. In between her times at Herron, Katz worked as studio manager for artist Samuel Levi Jones, executive director of the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art (iMOCA), and provided independent curatorial and consultation services. Before her tenure at Herron, she worked as the Assistant Curator of Art at the Columbus Museum in Columbus, Georgia. With expertise in contemporary art in all media, Katz has particular interest in photographic history and techniques, community engaged art, and collaborative community-based practices.
Since 2006, Katz has curated, administered and jurored over 200 exhibitions throughout the Midwest and Southeastern United States. She holds a BA in Art History from Tulane University, a MPhil in Modern and Contemporary Art and Design from the University of Glasgow and an MBA and Certificate in Social Entrepreneurship from the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University.
Mark Daly’s purpose for painting is to create joy. He paints city, boat, beach, and other memorable scenes by orchestrating people and places, sunlight and shadow, sea and snow, into unique visual stories. A keen focus on good design, the right values, and expressive paint application help Mark create an in-the-moment sense of light, mood, and movement in his work. He uses all five senses when painting. For example, with a musical background, he considers how a painting should look and sound. This enables Mark to add more life to his compositions. Mark’s goal is to create art with the highest standards that stands the test of time.
Mark’s artwork is in distinguished private, corporate, and university collections, worldwide. He is represented by Rehs Contemporary Galleries, Cincinnati Art Galleries, and Folly Cove Fine Art. He has won First Place/Gold Medal and other prominent awards in national juried art exhibitions and has had nine solo shows. He has a studio on the coast of Maine and travels worldwide to paint on location.
Mark is Signature Member and an elected Board Member of the American Impressionist Society. He is also Signature Member of Oil Painters of America, American Society of Marine Artists, Cincinnati Art Club, a Juried Artist Member of the Rockport Art Association & Museum, and an elected Shareholder of the Cincinnati Art Museum. Mark graduated from Cornell University's College of Arts and Sciences and has a master’s degree from The University of Pennsylvania.
An experience that helps Mark be a better artist is composing and sharing the joy of music. Mark has written over 50 original, published compositions that include performances by Grammy Award winning musicians. He is a Voting Member of the Grammys.
Paula Katz
Paula Katz is the senior curator of art at the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites and has worked in curatorial and administrative roles in the arts since 2006 including positions with the Columbus Museum, (Columbus, Georgia), Herron School of Art and Design, Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art (iMOCA), and Samuel Levi Jones Studio.
Paula Katz is the senior curator of art at the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites. Prior to commencing this role in January 2024, Katz served as interim gallery director and curator at Herron School of Art and Design, where she previously worked in this same role from 2008-14. In between her times at Herron, Katz worked as studio manager for artist Samuel Levi Jones, executive director of the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art (iMOCA), and provided independent curatorial and consultation services. Before her tenure at Herron, she worked as the Assistant Curator of Art at the Columbus Museum in Columbus, Georgia. With expertise in contemporary art in all media, Katz has particular interest in photographic history and techniques, community engaged art, and collaborative community-based practices.
Since 2006, Katz has curated, administered and jurored over 200 exhibitions throughout the Midwest and Southeastern United States. She holds a BA in Art History from Tulane University, a MPhil in Modern and Contemporary Art and Design from the University of Glasgow and an MBA and Certificate in Social Entrepreneurship from the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University.
Additional Notification Information
Notifications will be emailed and posted in your ShowSubmit account by the end of the day on September 13, 2024.
You may view the notification in your ShowSubmit account by logging in and clicking tapping the Notifications at the top right of the screen, or in your Entry History (Accepted works will be notated by a green check.)
If you do not receive your email, login and view the notification in your account. We cannot respond to inquiries regarding the status of notifications.
Note: Entries made prior to 2023 may not display the View Notification link.
Image and Filename Specifications
- File Format: Submit original, high-quality JPEG image files. Other formats (e.g., PNG, TIFF) are not accepted.
- Crop Your Image: Ensure only the artwork itself is visible in the image. Do not show any visible matting, frames, or background distractions.
- Orientation: Make sure your image is oriented correctly (right side up) so that the artwork appears in its intended viewing direction.
- Image Size: You do not need to resize your image files before uploading. The system will automatically resize them. Smaller images cannot be enlarged to meet the requirements, so ensure your images are high resolution before uploading.
- File Names: You do not need to rename your files before uploading them. The system will handle any file naming requirements.
- File Size: There is a 30mb maximum file size limit. Larger image files will take longer to upload and process.
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 (August 23, 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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