2nd Annual National Show (2013)
August 9 – September 27, 2013
2nd Annual National Show (2013)
August 9 – September 27, 2013
Theme: H2O
Juried, Two-Dimensional Art
August 9 – September 27, 2013
Guest Jurors: Peter Marcelle & Bruce Helander
Water comes in so many diverse forms. Rain, ice, fog, snow, oceans, pools, clouds, tears… and on and on…
Reception: Friday, August 9, 5 – 7 PM
Meet the Artists! Refreshments served. Open to the public.
Satellite Show Reception: Friday, August 16, 5:30 – 7 PM
At Jamesport Vineyards, 1216 Main Road, Jamesport, NY 11947
Meet the Artists! Wine will be available with one complimentary glass provided by Jamesport Vineyards. Click here for more info…
SPONSORED BY
INFORMATION FOR ARTISTS
Deadline for entries was April 20, 2013.
Artists will be notified of acceptance by May 31, 2013.
ACCEPTED ARTWORK
If accepted, artists must ship the selected artwork per East End Arts’ outlined shipping instructions (see below). Failure to do so will prevent inclusion in the show.
Drop-off / Shipping Arrival: July 30 & 31
Pick-up by Shipping Agent: October 2 & 3
AWARDS
‘Best in Show’ winner will receive a 10-day stay in East End Arts’ Artist Residence near Hamptons’ museums and galleries, plus $1,000 and inclusion in a group show at the prestigious Peter Marcelle Gallery in Bridgehampton, NY. Winner will also receive 100 postcards announcing the show which will feature the image of her/his artwork.
Artwork
Best in Show – Objects In Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear
Win Zibeon
Blauvelt, NY
acrylic on shaped canvas with trompe l’oeil frame
Win Zibeon’s Artist Statement: “The more I travel the more I see, the more I read, the more I want to tweak the viewer’s vision of his or her world. We all want to live in a perfect world where the water is perfectly clear. We know it isn’t so. Yet so many paintings still portray an idealized view of the world. While I don’t want to shatter the fantasy, I would like the viewer to come away from my paintings and take a little extra time to see their world a little differently.”
First Place – Calm
Michael McLaughlin
New York, NY
photograph
Second Place – Aquarian Refreshment
Cynda M. Valle
Willits, CA
oil on linen
Third Place – Mississippi River, North of Memphis
Mary Agnes Williams
Philadelphia, PA
pinhole photograph
Honorable Mention – Beach at Louse Point
Beth Barry
New York, NY
acrylic on canvas
Honorable Mention – Pool Toys
James Mullen
Porland, ME
archival digital print
Honorable Mention – Seagulls
Allan Teger
Vero Beach, FL
photography (film)
Honorable Mention – Looking West 2.7
M. Robert Markovich
Riverside, CA
photograph
Honorable Mention – Looking West 3.2
M. Robert Markovich
Riverside, CA
photograph
Honorable Mention – Looking West 7.1
M. Robert Markovich
Riverside, CA
photograph
Honorable Mention – Looking West 8.3
M. Robert Markovich
Riverside, CA
photograph
Tidal Pools 8
Marcia Anderson
Alexandria, VA
oil on canvas with mixed media
Under the Sea
Maggy Aston
Greensboro, PA
watercolor and gouache on paper
Sound of Long Island
Barbara Bilotta
Mount Sinai, NY
acrylic with resin
Land of Blue Ice
Jo-Anne Bodkin
Dix Hills, NY
photograph
Que Sera
Elena M Burnham
Shirley, NY
photograph
Blue Umbrellas
Anahi DeCanio
Commack, NY
photograph
Washington Square Park
Anahi DeCanio
Commack, NY
photograph
Reflections
Heeral Desai
Beavercreek, OH
photograph
Rising or Falling
Heeral Desai
Beavercreek, OH
photograph
Kinzu Lake
Robin A. Dintiman
Upper Grandview, NY
etching
High Falls Ice Abstract I
Scott Farrell
Huntington Station, NY
photograph
Jamaica: Cooling off
Alfred O. Fayemi
White Plains, NY
photograph
Kauai 4
Carrie Fradkin
Lebanon, NH
encaustic and mosaic
The Great Marsh #2
David Frank
Livingston, NJ
photograph
Fire Dance Abstract 1
Lynne Gaines
Dublin, OH
photograph
More Water under the Bridge
Ray Hassard
Cincinnati, OH
pastel on panel
The Brink
Ray Hassard
Cincinnati, OH
pastel on panel
Waterscape 11
Winifred Helton-Harmon
Bethlehem, PA
photograph
Gnarled Wave
Tony Hertz
Pismo Beach, CA
photograph
Remote Sensing 6: Lost Oases
Jean Hess
Knoxville, TN
acrylic resin, mixed media on canvas
Peach Bud
Kristie Hirten
Bellmore, NY
painting
Tidal Pool VI (Inner Jewels)
Anne Johann
Croton-on-Hudson, NY
oil on board
A Transforming Moment
Marion T. Jones
Ridgewood, NJ
acrylic
Flood
Jude Kitts
Glenview, IL
acrylic
Sunlight on the Pemi
Aline H. Lotter
Manchester, NH
oil
The Snow Plow
Patricia McGrath
Hampton Bays, NY
watercolor
A Very Cold Day at the Beach
Michael McLaughlin
New York, NY
photograph
Elementary
James Molloy
Miller Place, NY
oil on canvas
Squidward
Debbie L. Mostel
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
acrylic
Quadro 12
James Mullen
Portland, ME
oil on acrylic sheet
Waterfall
James Mullen
Portland, ME
archival digital print
On The Edge
Cynthia E. Parry
Center Moriches, NY
oil on canvas
Coppertone Kids
Lisa Petker-Mintz
Old Bethpage, NY
mixed media on paper
Flowing #8
Wendy Prellwitz
Cambridge, MA
acrylic on paper, mounted on panel
Richmond Creek, August Morning
Wendy Prellwitz
Cambridge, MA
oil on panel
September Afternoon
Wendy Prellwitz
Cambridge, MA
oil on paper, mounted on panel
Aquatic IV
Patrice L. Procopio
Milwaukee, WI
oil
Two for Play at Whitefish Bay
Patrice L. Procopio
Milwaukee, WI
oil
Shoreline XIV
Wendy Roussin
Starkville, MS
photograph
Salute!
Diane Di Bernardino Sanborn
Scottsdale, AZ
oil
Woman Drinking the Ganges Water
Nancy A. Scherl
New York, NY
photograph printed on Hanamuhl Paper
Purple Pond
Jerry M. Schwabe
East Hampton, NY
watercolor
Potato Barn
Andrew F. Senesac
Laurel, NY
digital photograph
Break in the Clouds
Seppo Siimes
Bedminster, NJ
oil
Hurricane Creek Pool
Walt Stricklin
Hoover, AL
photograph
Blessed Rain
Harriette F. Tsosie
Albuquerque, NM
mixed media
Mermaid Fantasy
Cynda M. Valle
Willits, CA
oil on panel
Ghost Water, Storm King Art Center
Mary Agnes Williams
Philadelphia, PA
pinhole photograph
Into the Lagoon, Venice
Mary Agnes Williams
Philadelphia, PA
pinhole photograph
Wall Cloud Forming
Thomas Parker Williams
Philadelphia, PA
dry pigments in oil medium on aluminum panel
Reflecting Pond
Don Wunderlee
New Haven, CT
acrylic
Placcato Oro No. 4
Win Zibeon
Blauvelt, NY
acrylic on canvas with trompe l’oeil frame
ABOUT THE JURORS
Director, Gerald Peters Gallery in New York & Santa Fe
Owner, The Peter Marcelle Project in Southampton, NY
Co-Juror for National Shows: The Figure (2015); 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.
Artist, Critic and White House Fellow for the National Endowment for the Arts
Editor-in-Chief, Arts Economist Magazine
Co-Juror for National Shows: H2O, 2013 & Joy, 2012
Bruce Helander is Editor-in-Chief of the Art Economist Magazine. He is an artist and critic, and a former art magazine publisher and editor, White House Fellow of the NEA, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at the Rhode Island School of Design. Helander has spent much of his formal career as an artist, represented in New York by the Marisa de Re Gallery, where his collectors included luminaries such as Jane Holzer,Beth DeWoody, Blake Byrne and the late John Kluge. His work is in over fifty museum collections, including the Guggenheim, Whitney and Metropolitan. He has been a contributor to The New Yorker, as well as writing numerous published reviews on artists such as Bourgeois, Oehlen, Lichtenstein and Artschwager. His latest book, Learning to See, recently was named an Indie Award Finalist. In the 1980s, he operated galleries on West Broadway (New York) and Worth Avenue (Palm Beach), and has curated over 100 museum and gallery exhibitions including surveys on Noland, Chamberlain, Poons and Duane Hanson.
Programs of the East End Arts Gallery are made possible with public funding provided by New York State Council of the Arts, Suffolk County, and the Town of Riverhead.
Click here for information on past shows at the East End Arts Gallery >>
