Pro Arts announces the Call for Entries for
The 2002-03 Juried Annual Exhibition
Juried by Theresa Harlan, Program Administrator for the Artists Fellowship
Program and the Traditional Folk Arts Program at the California Arts Council. The Juried Annual is a competitive exhibition for Pro Arts members working
in all media. This competition is highly acclaimed as the testing ground
for EMERGING AND MID-CAREER artists.
How:
Selection is by slides only; Maximum of 8 permitted; No minimum
Where:
Bring or send SLIDES to:
Pro Arts - Juried Annual
461 Ninth Street,
Oakland, CA 94607
To Obtain a Prospectus:
Send a Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope to the above address
Cost:
Members: $5 per slide
New & Renewing Members: $60 ($50 for students and seniors), includes Pro Arts Membership and entry
fee for up to 8 slides
Theresa Harlan is the program administrator for the Artists Fellowship
Program and the Traditional Folk Arts Program at the California Arts
Council. Previous to the California Arts Council, she was director and
curator of the Carl Gorman Museum in the Department of Native American
Studies at the University of California, Davis. Harlan is also an
independent curator and writer of Native American contemporary art,
specializing in photography. Her most recent publication,"Indigenous
Visionaries: Native American Women Artists in California" is included in the
Art/Women/California, 1950-2000: Parallels and Intersections (2002). Harlan
has served on panels for the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission, City
of Oakland's Public Art Program, Phelan Award in Photography, and the
California Arts Council.
Arts supports, promotes, and advocates for the visual arts and artists from
the diverse cultures and communities of the East Bay. Founded in 1974 as
the Alameda County Neighborhood Arts program, Pro Arts is a nonprofit
artist-based organization.
Ph: 510.763.4361
Fax: 510.763.9470
proarts@lmi.net
www.proartsgallery.org
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