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Monday, February 17, 2020

Deadline Passed for "Submission Fee No. 75", "No. 76", "No. 77", "No. 78", and "No. 80"

This is documentation of the unsold prints (burned) of and the discontinued blocks (gouged) of
"Submission Fee No. 75"
"Submission Fee No. 76"Submission Fee No. 77

"Submission Fee No. 78"Submission Fee No. 80

NOTES:
6 copies of "No 75" were created. One artist's proof was archived. Three from the edition were sold with revenue of at least $20, and so a submission was made to the Woodmere Annual 79th Juried exhibition "Seeing the Story". The last two were destroyed as documented here. 

6 copies of "No 76" were created. One artist's proof was archived. All five from the edition were sold with revenue equally $25 so submission was made to Art Gym Gallery's Impressed 2020 National Printmaking Exhibition.

8 copies of "No 77" were created. One artist's proof was archived. Five from the edition were sold with revenue less than $25 so no submission was made. The last two were destroyed as documented here.

4 copies of "No 78" were created. One artist's proof was archived. The others were sold with revenue equally $35 and so a submission was made to the 33rd Annual McNeese National Works on Paper Exhibition. 

6 copies of "No 80" were created. One artist's proof was archived. The rest were sold with revenue exceeding $20 and so a submission was made to Colors of Humanity Gallery's "Skies" juried exhibition. 








Tuesday, February 11, 2020

"Submission Fee No. 78"

"Submission Fee No. 78" 7" x 7" Woodcut on handmade paper Edition of 3 Pay what you want by February 14

This print is part of a time-based conceptual art project. Read more about it here.

INFO PARTICULAR FOR THIS PRINT:
Institution:    McNeese State University/Dept. of Visual Arts
Venue Location:   Lake Charles, LA
Opportunity:   33rd Annual McNeese National Works on Paper Exhibition
Eligibility: National
Potential Benefits for Artists:
Notes: Juror is Eleanor Heartney, art critic and contributing editor to Art in America and Artpress
Fee:   $35
Deadline: February 14