panoramic photo by Leonard P. Hellerman
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107th Annual Exhibition 2018 April 20 - June 2, 2018 |
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Entry Information
Online
Online entry submission is now closed.
Carry-in
Sunday, April 15 and Monday, April 16, 11 - 5pm at the MMoA
Live Jury Day: Tuesday, April 17
Artist Entry
- Open to all artists. All fine arts media: painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, graphics, fiber, collage.
- CAFA members only: One, two or three works may be submitted. Only two works can be accepted. CAFA membership dues need to be current for this priviledge.
- CAFA members only: Those who submit one or two pieces online and are not accepted may submit a third piece, not one of the on-line submittals, as a carry-in for no additional charge.
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Work must not have been previously shown at the
Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts or the Mystic Museum of Art.
Terms and Conditions
Submission Information
Instructions for the shipping of accepted artwork
Entry Fee
Non-Member
(maximum of two entries per artist)
- One entry = $30 Two entries = $40
CAFA Members
(maximum of three entries while 2018 dues are current)
- Either one, two or three entries = $30
Art Students
(must be a full time college art student, and works submitted cannot have been part of a classroom exercise)
- Either one or two entries = $20
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Important Dates
Notification of All Entries and Awards
Jury results will be posted on this site
Post Dates
Opening Reception
Thursday, May 3, 2018 5:30 - 7:30pm
Pickup
Unaccepted Work
Friday, April 20 and Saturday, April 21, 11 - 5pm
End of Show
Sunday, June 3 and Monday, June 4, 11 - 5pm
MMoA will allow 1/2 hour free parking for drop off and pick up.
Awards
CAFA Awards
- Best in Show$1000
- Second Place$600
- Third Place$400
- Contemporary Award$300
- Sculpture $250
- Painting$150
- Drawing$150
- Photography$150
- Graphics$150
- Mixed Media$150
- Art Student Award$100
Past Sponsored Awards
- Art Spirit Foundation
Dianne B. Bernhard Award for a Pastel
- Allied Artists of America
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2018 Jurors
Francine Weiss
Francine Weiss is the Senior Curator at the Newport Art Museum in RI where she curates exhibitions of contemporary and American art. Her past positions include Curator at the Photographic Resource Center (Boston, MA), Acting Assistant Curator in the Department of Photographs at the National Gallery of Art (Washington DC), and Curatorial Fellow at the deCordova Museum and Harvard University Art Museums (both in MA) among others. Weiss teaches in the MFA program at New Hampshire Institute of Art and has taught at Wellesley College and Boston University (both in MA). She has a Ph.D. in American art and photography from Boston University.
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Robert Reynolds
Robert Reynolds lives and works in Stony Creek, Connecticut. He is primarily self-taught and has been drawing and painting all his life. Robert has never lost the simple love for making marks on paper and carries a drawing book with him everywhere he goes. He has painted and worked all over the world, absorbing the cultures and sights he immerses himself in. His work has exhibited nationally, and is in collections internationally.
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