Call for Submissions
Texas Biennial 2011 Participating Exhibition
The Texas Biennial 2011 has expanded to include exhibitions and programming by several non-profit institutions around Texas. We are pleased to announce a call for submissions for a border area exhibition in association with the Texas Biennial 2011.
The exhibition is sponsored by the South Texas College Visual Arts & Music Department, University of Texas-Pan American Art Department and the International Museum of Arts and Science.
Joseph Bravo, Executive Director, International Museum of Arts & Science and Tom Matthews, Assistant Chair, Visual Arts & Music, South Texas College will be the Curators /Jurors for the exhibition.
The exhibition will take place May 2 through May 27 in the Clark Gallery on the University of Texas – Pan American campus in Edinburg, Texas. There will be an artist’s reception from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursday, May 5, 2011.
We invite you to submit your artwork using the attached instructions.
Please forward this email to other area artists that may want to submit artwork.
Thank you.
Tom Matthews
Assistant Chair
Visual Arts Instructor
South Texas College
Visual Arts and Music
3201 W. Pecan Blvd., B-117
McAllen, TX 78501
956-872-3471
tlmatthews@southtexascollege.edu
Texas Biennial 2011 information: www.texasbiennial.org
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7 comments:
How come only White - Anglo - Caucasians are always the Winners ?
because they don't make narrow minded art
well we will see once it is chosen
Oh, no they make great art, best down here
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is what i have to say
I heard that Dick Hyslin, the daddy of all sculptors and Phillip Fields were left out, how can there be a legitimate review of the valley without them, and how about the lower valley, why were so many left out, this is criminal and really stupid.
Sunday, May 22, 2011 12:11:00 PM I agree with you. Noticed also that the majority were non Mexican and almost all others are not originally from the valley. The Texas Biennial State committee needs to investigate this cronyism. I now I will be talking to people in Austin about.
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