ROY G BIV
ROY G BIV is an exhibition by Craven Arts Council & Gallery showcasing the use of color. Each artist will receive a 12”x12” cradled board and draw a color from hat. Each work will utilize hues, shades, tints and tones of that color as the primary palate for the work. Each panel in the Main Gallery at Bank of the Arts will be filled with works featuring that color, creating a rainbow that moves across the gallery. Colors selected for the exhibition will be red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet (purple), white, and black. Works will be judged for a chance to win one of seven cash prizes, and artist may sell their work on a 60/40 split in the artist’s favor.
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Important Dates:
Drop Off: April 29, 30 Exhibition: May 1-31, 2022 ArtWalk Reception: May 13, 2022 Awards Announced at 6pm Pick Up: May 31 & June 1, 2022 Awards
1st Place $250 2nd Place $100 3rd Place $50 Honorable Mentions (4) $25 |
Meet the Judge!Lisa Beth Robinson is Somnambulist Tango Press, making artists books, fine art, chapbooks, and broadsides. Media include handmade paper, letterpress printing, linoleum carving, and fused glass.
Her ongoing collaboration with sculptor Kristin Thielking examines ocean health/conservation, wave science, and shipwrecks as a reflection of the human condition. She is interested in the interconnectedness of things, particularly with regard to the environment. Robinson, an associate professor at East Carolina University in Greenville NC, is a member of the Catching a Wave collective. Additionally, Robinson’s research presents Colony Collapse Disorder as the metaphor for global sociopolitical acts. Recently, her work has been purchased by institutions such as Emory University and the New York Public Library and exhibited at Science Gallery Dublin (Ireland), the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (GA), and she recently presented internationally with Thielking and the CaW Collective at the Glass Art Society conference (FL), the Art in the Anthropocene conference (Dublin, Ireland), and the Ocean Science Meeting (Hawai'I, online). |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I include other colors?
Yes! However, the color you selected from a hat must be the dominant color.
Can I complete my piece on a watercolor paper, or use a photograph printed on paper?
Yes, so long as the paper is securely attached to the cradled board. We recommend using 3M Super 77 spray adhesive, but there are a variety of glues that would work. Please do not use double sided tape.
What materials can I use?
Anything you can attach securely to the board. Artists utilizing "temporary" materials are ask to ensure that the piece will not create a mess as it ages in the gallery.
Does my piece have to hang on the wall?
Yes. We also ask that the piece hang as a square (not a diamond) to allow for a consistent display of works in the exhibition.
Does my piece need to be framed?
No, but if you choose to frame your piece please ensure that the frame does not exceed the 1" overhang limitation on the edges.
Yes! However, the color you selected from a hat must be the dominant color.
Can I complete my piece on a watercolor paper, or use a photograph printed on paper?
Yes, so long as the paper is securely attached to the cradled board. We recommend using 3M Super 77 spray adhesive, but there are a variety of glues that would work. Please do not use double sided tape.
What materials can I use?
Anything you can attach securely to the board. Artists utilizing "temporary" materials are ask to ensure that the piece will not create a mess as it ages in the gallery.
Does my piece have to hang on the wall?
Yes. We also ask that the piece hang as a square (not a diamond) to allow for a consistent display of works in the exhibition.
Does my piece need to be framed?
No, but if you choose to frame your piece please ensure that the frame does not exceed the 1" overhang limitation on the edges.
Terms and Conditions
1) All pieces will be completed on the provided 12”x12” cradled boards. Please do not exceed a 1” overhang on any side of the board, or project more than 4” from the face of the surface.
2) Each artist’s color will be drawn from a bowl at random. If the artist enters online or by phone and selects to have their cradled board shipped to them, CAC&G shall draw a color for the artist and write it on the back of the cradled board. This color shall be the predominate color of the work. Other colors may be used The artist may use any shade, hue, tint, or tone of the color to meet this requirement.
3) CAC&G will ship cradled boards to the artist upon their request. All shipping, including of the cradled board to the artist, shipping of the work to Bank of the Arts, and return shipping of artwork at the end of the exhibition shall be the responsibility of the artist.
4) One piece per artist. If there are remaining spots open on March 1st, 2022 CAC&G will contact artists about the opportunity to enter a second work.
5) All works will be received by CAC&G by 5pm, April 30th, 2022. If the artist is shipping their work they must ensure the piece will reach the Bank of Arts by this date, and include self addressed return postage in their package.
6)Sales: Sales prices are determined by the artist. The artists shall receive 60% of the sales price of the work within 60 days of the close of the exhibition. CAC&G shall handle all taxes and credit card fees from their portion of the sales.
1) All pieces will be completed on the provided 12”x12” cradled boards. Please do not exceed a 1” overhang on any side of the board, or project more than 4” from the face of the surface.
2) Each artist’s color will be drawn from a bowl at random. If the artist enters online or by phone and selects to have their cradled board shipped to them, CAC&G shall draw a color for the artist and write it on the back of the cradled board. This color shall be the predominate color of the work. Other colors may be used The artist may use any shade, hue, tint, or tone of the color to meet this requirement.
3) CAC&G will ship cradled boards to the artist upon their request. All shipping, including of the cradled board to the artist, shipping of the work to Bank of the Arts, and return shipping of artwork at the end of the exhibition shall be the responsibility of the artist.
4) One piece per artist. If there are remaining spots open on March 1st, 2022 CAC&G will contact artists about the opportunity to enter a second work.
5) All works will be received by CAC&G by 5pm, April 30th, 2022. If the artist is shipping their work they must ensure the piece will reach the Bank of Arts by this date, and include self addressed return postage in their package.
6)Sales: Sales prices are determined by the artist. The artists shall receive 60% of the sales price of the work within 60 days of the close of the exhibition. CAC&G shall handle all taxes and credit card fees from their portion of the sales.
