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ExhibitionsMain Gallery | Towbin Museum | Solo Show | Founders Gallery | YES!!
Main Gallery Shows
and Artist Submission Dates
Note for artists: All jurying is from actual works, except Far & Wide: Woodstock Regional, The Under 40 Show and solo shows. Click here for submission guidelines. WAAM juried and other member exhibitions are planned and jurors selected by a volunteer committee of artist members and Board members.
Now Available
2012 Art Submission Calendar
(printable PDF)
Click here
Year End Awards:
Sally Jacobs/PhoebeTowbin Award ($500): Elin Menzies
Yasuo Kuniyoshi Award ($500): Franz Heigemeir
Leilani Claire Award for Outstanding Photograph: Susan Sammis
Mary Wilson Award for Outstanding Landscape: Vince Natale
Honorary Lifetime Memberships: Richard Pantell and Karen Whitman
Dates in 2012
Main Gallery
Founders Gallery
February 11 -
March 4, 2012Intake: Monday, February 6
12-6 pmReception:
Saturday,
February 11
4-6 pmPickup: Monday, March 5
12-6 pmRecent Work
The first show of the new season featuring work created within the last 6 months in any media.
No size limit.
Juror: Ed Smith is Art Gallery
Director and Professor of Art,
Marist College as well as a Guggenheim Fellow in Sculpture and Drawing and an Associate of the Royal British Society of Sculptors. He is also an Associate Fellow at Trumbull College, Yale University. His work is represented in public and private collections in the United States and abroad. These include The British Museum, Yale University and many more.
Harriet Tannin Award ($100)
Small Works
Juror: Nancy Azara, an artist working in carved, assembled and painted wood, has exhibited her sculpture and collages in NYC and throughout the U.S.
Juror’s Choice Award ($100)
March 10 - April 8
Submission: Monday,
March 5,
12-6 pmReception:
Saturday,
March 10,
4-6 pmPick Up:
Monday,
April 9,
12-6 pmMarch Group Show
A group show of work in any media,
any size. Juror: Carinda Swann,
Executive Director of the Garrison Art Center in Garrison, NY. Swann states that “To verbally describe or explain a work of art negates its defining characteristic. In the process of making art I try not to explain it, however I play with
words that act as conceptual provokers. My staple word is ‘paradox,’ a concept to which I am passionately attracted and without which life would be boringly predictable.”
Andrée Ruellan Award ($100).Small Works
Juror: Ken Buhler, an abstract painter, who teaches at Bard College, exhibits in NYC and has received grants from the National Endowment and Pollack-Krasner.
Sidney Laufman Award ($100)
April 14 - May 8
Submission: Monday,
April 9,
12-6 pmReception:
Saturday,
April 14,
4-6 pmPick Up:
Monday,
May 7,
12-6 pmActive Members Show
Open to currently paid, Active Members only. Non-juried. All media, 1 piece only, size limit 9 square feet. Pieces replaceable if sold. $10 hanging fee.
Sheila Getty Bloodgood Award ($100)
Holland Foster Award ($100)Small Works
Jurors: Jonathan Talbot & Scott Broadfoot. Talbot has exhibited at The National Academy and MoMA. Scott Broadfoot is a gallerist in NYC and New Jersey.
Lucile Blanch Award ($100)May 12 - June 10
Submission
by slide or jpeg
due:
February 11
(see prospectus
for details).
Delivery of
accepted work: Monday,
May 7, 12 - 6 pm
Reception:
Saturday, May 12,
4 - 6 pm
Pick Up: Monday,
June 11, 12 - 6 pm
Far and Wide:
4th Annual Woodstock RegionalJuror: David Ross, formerly
Director Whitney Museum of American Art, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Boston Institute of Contemporary Art. Currently, Chair MFA in Art Practice at School of Visual Arts, NYC and teaching at SVA, CUNY and Syracuse University.
The Arthur Harris Best in Show
Award ($500)
The Nicholas Buhalis Award for Artistic Excellence in Abstract/Figurative or Figurative Work ($500)
The Sam Spanier Award for Works on Paper ($150)
The Kate Mariel Diana Award for Landscape Painting ($50)
Small Works
Juror: Henrietta Mantooth, an internationally acclaimed artist, who has said that “art is about bravery, letting the paint itself create the reality you don’t yet know exists.”
Anne Helioff /
Benjamin Hirschberg Award ($100)
June 16 - July 15
Submission: Monday, June 11,
12 - 6 pm
Reception:
Saturday, June 16,
4 - 6 pm
Pick Up: Monday,
July 16, 12 - 6 pmEarth, Air, Water
Any media, no size limit.
Art inspired by nature: landscape, environmental issues, realism and/or abstraction.
Juror: Sarah Lynn Henry, Professor
of Art History, Emerita, and N.E.H. Distinguished Teaching Professor
of Humanities, Emerita at Drew
University. She taught 19th- and 20th-century Art History, Contemporary Art, Museum
Studies, and Psychology and Art East and West. Currently she is an
independent curator and art writer concerned with art, nature and science, as well as contemporary East-West aesthetic dialogue.
The Elisa Pritzker Green Award ($100)
Small Works
Juror: Marie Christine Case, Director of Windham Fine Arts, blends a deep appreciation of the unique local character and beauty with an energetic urban aesthetic.
Amy Ylvisaker Award ($100)
Drop off: Monday,
July 9, 12-6 pmPick up: Thursday, July 12, 12-6 pm
Active Member Jurying
Submit 6 original works which together constitutes a body of work representing a single viewpoint. Jurying by actual work.
July 21 - August 21
Submission:
July 16, 12-6 pmOpening: Saturday, July 21, 4-6 pm
Pick Up: Monday, August 20, 12-6 pm
July Group Show
Any media, no size limit.
Juror: Marna Anderson, a dealer in American Folk Art, Outsider Art
and Textiles for over three
decades and formerly director of Hirschl and Adler Folk in NYC.
She has been a guest curator
at the American Museum of
Folk Art on several occasions and
is author of “A Loving Likeness, American Folk Portraits of the 19th century.” She is also a Member of the Executive Board of Friends of the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art.The Helen Gilkey Award ($100)
Small Works
Juror: Monica Church, whose work includes painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture and installation and who has exhibited in the Northeast, Kentucky and abroad.
Alice Lewis Award ($100)
Sunday,
September 2
Preview:
August 24 - September 1
10th Annual Woodstock Fine Art Auction
Due Date:
September 10
Submission by
slides or jpegs
(see guidelines)Jurying for 2013 Solo Exhibitions
Juried by Michael Hall & Stamatina Gregory. Michael Hall is an artist and Managing Director of the Armory Show. He works with emerging galleries in the Fair’s contemporary wing, as well as the Fair’s geographically focused section. Stamatina Gregory, an independent curator and critic, has organized solo projects and group exhibitions at institutions including the Tyler School of Art, PPOW Gallery, and the Whitney Independent Study Program. She has written for numerous publications including Art in America, ARTNews, and Modern Painters.September 8 - September 30
Submission:
Tuesday,
September 4,
12-6 pm
(note Labor Day)Reception:
Saturday,
September 8,
4-6 pmPick Up: Monday, October 1,
12-6 pmPOV: Social Commentary
Any media, no size limit. Art expressing a point of view about the issues of our time. Juror: Karlos Carcamo, artist and curator, whose work is shown at the Dean Project in NYC, abroad and at major art fairs throughout the US. Carcamo’s artistic practice “involves a multi-discipline approach to art-making that incorporates the use of high and low cultural references.” He uses this approach to “create work that engages in specific formal issues, while also acting as a vehicle to comment on aspects of urban culture and its impact on mainstream culture at large.”
Doris Lee / Elfriede Borkmann Award ($100)
Small Works
Juror: Theresa Gooby, Artist and Director of Beacon Open Studios. She holds a MFA in New Genres,
San Francisco Art Institute and a BFA in Photography.
Susan Phillips Award for Excellence ($100).
October 6 - November 4
Submission:
Tuesday,
October 1,
12-6 pm
Reception:
Saturday,
October 6, 4-6 pmPick Up:
Monday,
November 5,
12-6 pmOctober Group Show
Any media, no size limit.
Juror: Sarah Hasted. Founding
Partner of Hasted Kraeutler Gallery, Sarah Hasted has been a curator
and art dealer for over fifteen years. Hasted Kraeutler, in the heart of
New York’s Chelsea art district, specializes in representing contemporary photographers working in the genres of narrative, landscape, still life, portraiture, conceptualism and abstraction.Alan Koff Award ($100)
Small Works
Juror: Alice Hoffman
Former owner and Gallery Director for Woodstock Framing Gallery.
Sandra Palmer Shaw Award ($100)November 10 - December 31
Submission:
Monday,
November 5,
12 - 6 pm
Reception:
Saturday,
November 10,
4 - 6 pm
Pick Up:
Wednesday,
January 2, 12 - 6pm
Non-juried.
Hanging fee: $10.
Price limit $500.
No NFS or POR.
The Holiday Show
Open to currently paid members only. 36”x 36” size limit (including frame), replaceable if sold. Work should be appropriate for viewers of all ages and sensibilities. Work deemed inappropriate by the Exhibition Committee for a family environment will be withdrawn.Year-End Awards:
Sally Jacobs / Phoebe Towbin Award ($500),
Yasuo Kuniyoshi Award ($500),
Leilani Claire Award for Outstanding Photograph of the Year ($100),
Mary Wilson Award for
Outstanding Landscape or Still Life of the Year ($100) and
Robert Angeloch Award for Excellence in Printmaking ($100)Small Works
Juror: Andrea Cabane, Photographer, Owner, Cabane Gallery in Phoenicia.
Alan Greenhalgh/
Laura Gurton Award ($100)
November 10 - December 31
Submission by jpegs on CD.
No entry fee.
Submission Due
Date: October 6
Reception:
Saturday,
November 10,
4 - 6 pm
Pick Up:
Wednesday,
January 2,
12 - 6pm
Under 40 Show
(to be exhibited in the Solo Gallery)
The Under 40 Show is open to submissions from artists under 40 living within a 50-mile radius of Woodstock who can deliver and
pick-up selected work.
Juror: painter, video artist and photographer Greg Slick who deals with themes ranging from everyday observations of human nature to intellectual issues of global and historical significance.
Download a full prospectus at www.woodstockart.org or pick up a copy at WAAM.
Under 40 Show Awards:
The Harriet Livathinos/
Rei Fraas Award ($100)
Artists selected for the Under 40 Show will receive one year’s free membership to WAAM.Exhibitions and programs are sponsored in part by the WAAM Founders Circle, other individual and business supporters, and our artist membership.
