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GOLDFARB HISTORY
In the late-1980’s, the Alexander A. Goldfarb Memorial Trust was created at the University of Hartford to honor the late Alexander Goldfarb and his dedication to the arts. This trust would fund the Juried Student Art Exhibition—as it was then called—to be held annually at the Joseloff Gallery.
All current students of the University of Hartford are invited to submit up to two works of art to be considered for the exhibition. Of the works chosen for the show, two undergraduate students will be chosen to receive purchase prizes of $1,000 each. The winning students’ artwork will become a part of the Goldfarb Memorial Collection, owned by the Hartford Art School and proudly displayed throughout the University public spaces. Part-time, post-bacc, and graduate students may enter work for the exhibition, but only full-time, undergraduate students are eligible to win the two purchase prizes.
JUROR
Deborah Dancy
https://www.deborahdancy.com/
Deborah Dancy is a multi-media/abstract artist whose, paintings, drawings, digital photography, and small sculptures examine the shifting intersection between abstraction and representation. In this slippery and indeterminate territory, her work operates in the recognition that everyday moments, meandering and observations, can be beautiful and unnerving. In her work, tangential entanglements; erasures, and abutments serving to visually provoke and entice, taking us everywhere and nowhere.
REQUIREMENTS
Only currently enrolled students of the University of Hartford are eligible to enter.
Part-time, post-bacc, and graduate students may enter work for the exhibition, but only full-time, undergraduate students are eligible to win the two purchase prizes.
Submissions should be recent and a fair representation of your current work. First-year students who completed work over the summer before entering the art school may submit those works. Please do not enter work completed as assignments during courses at other schools or universities.
Artwork made from organic materials that may rot during the exhibition (pieces made of food/vegetables/trash/etc.) may alter the environment in the gallery and needs to be maintained by the artist. The Joseloff Gallery will disqualify any work deemed hazardous to the gallery, the artwork installed around it, to staff and visitors.
All accepted artwork must remain on display in the gallery through the end of the Goldfarb Exhibition on March 11, 2021, and will not be allowed to be removed for any reason while the exhibition is on view.
CALENDAR (UPDATED 25 JANUARY 2021)
Submission Dates: November 15, 2020, to February 12, 2021
https://2021goldfarbexhibition.artcall.org
Notification: FEBRUARY 22
Drop-off dates: MARCH 1-3
Install: MARCH 1-6
De-install/Pick-up: MARCH 29-30
GENERAL GUIDELINES
Sculpture/3-D Work
Video
ArtCall recommends the following for video submissions:
"Due to the vast number of codecs and wrappers and formats for digital video (and enormous storage requirements), we recommend that students upload their videos to either Vimeo.com or YouTube.com. Users can then copy the URL for the video and paste it into the description field on their submission."
ArtCall's current video upload capability only allows for .mp4 videos and maximum file size of 4MB.
2-D Work
You may submit up to three images per entry.
2-D work should be ready to hang in a gallery setting. Mounted, matted, or framed preferred. Think about how to hang your work and make confident decisions about presentation.
Unmatted works on paper will be pinned to the wall when hung in the exhibition. If you would prefer that your work be hung differently, please devise a hanging system before dropping off your work.
Matted pieces and works on paper mounted on board will be hung on the wall with L-nails. If you would prefer that your work be hung differently, please devise a hanging system before submitting your work.
Works on stretched canvas will be hung on the stretcher bars if a hanging device (D-rings or wire) is not supplied. If you would prefer that your work be hung differently, please devise a hanging system before submitting your work.
Work in a series (a diptych or triptych, for example) may be submitted as one entry. Please be sure to enter an image of the full series installed as a group. Please provide instructions on hanging your work or make time to install your own work.
Always put your name on the back of your piece, and mark the top of the piece.
This exhibition and associated events are made possible by the Alexander A. Goldfarb Endowment fund at the Hartford Art School, Inc.
