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CALL TO ARTISTS:

CVAC is looking to showcase the talents of local artists in representations of flowers & landscapes. CVAC encourages work that is realistic and/or abstracted portraying flowers, landscapes, cityscapes, seascapes, and skylines, all mediums encouraged. CVAC will be accepting submissions on;

Friday, June 3rd from 10:00 – 3:00 PM &

Saturday, June 4th from 10:00 – 2:00 PM

The cost is $30 for up to 2 entries for CVAC Members and $35 for up to 2 entries for non-CVAC members. 

This exhibition is juried, with the juror determining accepted submissions and the cash awards for First-Place, Second-Place, and Third-Place in the amount of $100, $75 & $50 sequentially, as well as up to two honorable mentions. A People’s Choice shall be held during this exhibition, with the winner receiving a $50 award to Cheap Joes Art Supplies, winner announced at the artist reception. This juried exhibition will highlight works of art spanning a plethora of differing artistic mediums. “The Floral & Landscape Exhibition is one of our communities favorites” Danielle Dieterich, Executive Director of CVAC explains. “We are excited to see what our members and the arts community have to share with us.”

This exhibition opens to the public on Tuesday, June 7th. Awards will be distributed as the winners are celebrated during the Floral & Landscapes Exhibition Artist Reception on Friday, July 8th from 5:30-7:00 PM. Patrons will have the opportunity to mingle with the artists, enjoy refreshments and hors d’oeuvres and purchase art during this free reception.

This exhibition is supported in part by the Gallery of Framing, LLC

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Please Review The Prospectus:

This is a juried exhibition. Please review the prospectus guidelines for more details.

CLICK HERE for a copy of the: 2022 Floral & Landscape Exhibition PROSPECTUS

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Juror Information: Carolyn E. Lewis

“Capturing the mood of the moment and the effect of light is an important goal in my work.” – Carolyn E. Lewis

A commendable quality of Lewis’ work is the feeling one experiences of actually being in the scene while viewing her strongly designed landscapes. Lewis continues, “…but most of all, I enjoy the process of creating art and communicating the atmosphere and drama of my subject.”

The art of Carolyn Lewis is inspired by nature, wildlife, and people. It is sensitive without being overly sentimental. Her commissioned portraits of individuals and animals, and her powerful landscapes, are steadily gaining acclaim in national art circles.

Carolyn’s portraits include benefactors, lawyers, CEOs and clergy.

To learn more about Carolyn E. Lewis and for examples of their work, visit: www.lewisstudio.com