Category: Exhibition Opportunity

The Gallery Committee is seeking a broad range of artwork to be sold or leased to Suffolk University, that represents all aspects of NESAD & Suffolk University’s diverse community. Work will be selected for display in the Law School and Tremont Street buildings.

Deadline: Tuesday, January 21, 2014

• Please send jpg images to jfuchel@aol.com & jfuchel@suffolk.edu
• Images should be at least 1200 pixels in one dimension. Files should be under 10 mb.
• IMPORTANT: File name format = lastname_dimensions_title.jpg – for example, Fuchel_24x36_Untitled.jpg
• Maximum submission: 7 pieces

Include the following:

• Your Name
• Contact Information (phone and email)
• Short description – i.e. title, media, dimensions, date

The Gallery Committee is seeking a broad range of artwork to be sold or leased to Suffolk University, that represents all aspects of NESAD & Suffolk University’s diverse community. Work will be selected for display in the Law School and Tremont Street buildings.

Note: Artworks with religious overtones, nudity or profanity should be avoided because they will be exhibited in public spaces.

Deadline: Tuesday, January 21, 2014

• Please send jpg images to jfuchel@aol.com & jfuchel@suffolk.edu
• Images should be at least 1200 pixels in one dimension. Files should be under 10 mb.
• IMPORTANT: File name format = lastname_dimensions_title.jpg – for example, Fuchel_24x36_Untitled.jpg
• Maximum submission: 7 pieces

Include the following:

• Your Name
• Contact Information (phone and email)
• Short description – i.e. title, media, dimensions, date
• Indicate any special handling instructions or requirements

Please consider taking advantage of this opportunity.

Deborah Davidson, Suffolk University Art Gallery Director, is organizing an exhibition of alumni works in conjunction with Homecoming Weekend, October 17-20, 2013.

Exhibition Details

NESAD Grads: Out in the World

At New England School of Art & Design, faculty are deeply engaged with their students. The connection between students and their teachers works in both directions, and often remains long after the academic experience ends – as a professional relationship, or as a philosophical or creative influence. Nurtured here, this group of alumni carries with them a passion for their chosen field, the skills to express themselves and their ideas, and the discipline to realize them.  They have the all-important ability to communicate and connect with the larger world through relevant art and design. The exhibition represents all areas of study at New England School of Art & Design, including Illustration, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Interior Architecture and Fine Art.

Exhibition Dates: October 14 – November 10, 2013
Opening Event: Thursday, October 17, 2013
4:00 pm – Panel discussion and open Q & A: Alums talk to current students about their “real world” experiences.
5:00 pm – Reception

Call for Submissions

Open to former students of New England School of Art & Design. 

Submission Guidelines:

• All media accepted
• Maximum Size: 36 x 36 inches, please contact Deborah for unusual proportions
• Submissions: email 3-5 jpegs to ddavidson@suffolk.edu
• One work will be chosen from each artist
• If original artwork is mailed – return postage must be included
• Work must be ready for hanging or installation

Important Dates:

• Deadline to submit: August 30  Deadline extended to September 8
• Decision for selection: September 12
• Work delivered by: October 9
• Opening reception: October 17
• Exhibit ends: November 10
• Pick up or return of work: November 12 +13

For more Information

Contact Deborah Davidson at ddavidson@suffolk.edu or call 617-994-4283.

The Boston area has a brand-new arts institution, Mµseum. Located in a nook between two commercials buildings in Somerville, this micro-museum provides a novel and engaging venue to show work produced by New England artists. Mµseum’s inaugural exhibit, “Invisible Cities,” opens 8/15 with a ribbon cutting and reception from 6:30 – 8:00 pm. themicromuseum.com

“Artist Submissions: The Mµseum is interested in being introduced to artists whose work fits with our mission. If you think your work would be a good fit, please e-mail judith@themicromuseum.com with “Artist submission” in the subject line, and include a link to your art. Your existing body of work does not necessarily need to be on a micro scale. However, if you do not have examples of small work, please include an explanation of your concept for adapting your vision to the scale of our institution.”

Do you know of an exhibition opportunity? Let us know nesadalumni(at)suffolk.edu.