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South #130

Juror: Veronica Roberts

Newsstand Dates: June 2017 / July 2017

Competition winners

Caitlin Albritton Kevin Arnold Luis Cruz Azaceta Audrey Bell Carolyn Case Maysey Craddock Casey Criddle Thomas Dahlberg Natalie Escobar Erin Fitzpatrick Vincent Granela Ronna Harris Jacob Heustis Tyler Hildebrand Leslie Holt Jong-kwang Hyun Evan Jones Yue Li Jean-Paul Mallozzi Walter Eric Matthews Marc Mitchell Alexander Paulus Anastasia Pelias Nick Pena Joseph Peragine Victor Perez Jing Qin Corinna Ray Marta Rodriguez Maleck Max Seckel Vitus Shell Chip Southworth Dominic Terlizzi Andrew Thorp Maria Tinaut David Ubias Kendra Wadsworth Anna Wehrwein Thomas Wharton Jessica Wohl

Noteworthy Artists

Luis Cruz Azaceta

Title: THE BIG EASY

Medium: acrylic on canvas

Dimensions: 96 x 120 inches

Year: 2016

Vitus Shell

Title: Endangered Blossom

Medium: acrylic, foam cut and paper on canvas

Dimensions: 72 x 68 inches

Year: 2016

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Deadline: December 31, 2019 (Midnight EST)

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Emily Stamey
Curator of Exhibitions at Weatherspoon Art Museum

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MFA Annual #141

April 2019 to May 2019
Juror: Amber Esseiva
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Blog

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by New American Paintings

March 15, 2019, 4:37pm

She has finally come, born across centuries and oceans and the yawning gaps of the pied world hewn for us and by us from the flesh and bone of the Earth, across the ragged expanse—flesh hanging like foliage...