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Clearly Human IV

The St. Louis Artists’ Guild is proud to host Clearly Human IV, an all-media group exhibition of artwork focused on the human figure. Clearly Human IV gives a comprehensive look at the many ways of representing the human figure, from traditional to contemporary, realistic to fanciful, beautiful to unsettling. The exhibit seeks a diverse view of the humanity representing subjects varying greatly in gender, age, ethnicity, and nationality. The artists are encouraged to use the figure to explore a wide variety of themes, including definitions of beauty, perceptions of history, relationships with nature, and moments of everyday life.

Submitted on Mon, 01/13/2020 - 13:13

Naked! What’s nu(de) in contemporary art?

Naked! What’s nu(de) in contemporary art?

The next group show following our  Fresh! series of exhibitions will take place January 17th – February 2nd 2019, at JanKossen Contemporary New York.

We are accepting artists to submit their work for consideration, deadline submissions is December 15th 2018.

The application entry fee to apply is $50 for 3 files, $55 for 4 files and $60 for 5 files. Application form

For more information including guidelines, please visit our blog.
 

Who can apply?

Submitted on Sat, 11/10/2018 - 11:49

Artist Call For Entry | JanKossen Contemporary New York

Fresh! Naked! What’s nu(de) in contemporary art?

The next group Fresh! exhibition will take place January 17th – February 2nd 2019, at JanKossen Contemporary New York.

We are accepting artists to submit their work for consideration, deadline submissions is December 15th 2018.

The application entry fee to apply is $50 for 3 files, $55 for 4 files and $60 for 5 files. Application form
For more information including guidelines, please visit our blog.

Submitted on Wed, 11/07/2018 - 21:35

Hannah Murgatroyd

A solo show of new paintings and drawings that explore the body set within the landscape, presenting a vision of the world that is eroticised, ambiguous, emotional and deeply engaged with surface.

Submitted on Wed, 06/28/2017 - 16:56

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