10x10x10xtieton

DESCRIPTION OF EVENT

Tieton Arts & Humanities announces the 14th annual international juried exhibition. 10x10x10xTieton invites artists to create artwork no larger than 10 inches in any dimension.

10x10x10xTieton features about 150 artists from around the world. With no media restrictions, the exhibition presents a broad range of pieces, from sculpture to painting, sound collage, book arts, photography and everything in between. All works are printed in a handbound exhibition catalog made in Tieton at Paper Hammer Studios. Every exhibiting artist receives a free catalog and additional copies are available for sale during the exhibition.

JUROR - Liz Tran

Channeling subjects such as dream imagery, mycology, the psyche and outer space, Liz Tran explores the shapes of nature, with the infusion of fantastical, pulsing synthetic hues. Through a variety of media and cross disciplinary practices and collaborations, she generates atmospheres that activate.

Public collections of Tran’s work include the City of Seattle's Portable Works Collection, Wynn Vegas, Capital One, Vulcan Inc., The El Paso Children’s Hospital, Harborview Medical Center, The King County Public Art Collection and The Child Center. Tran has completed multiple special projects and installations, including work for VH1 Save the Music Foundation, The Upstream Music Fest, Hotel Studio Allston, The Seattle Art Museum, The Brain Project Toronto, Public Art at The Aqua Art Fair Miami and Vulcan Inc. Most recently, Tran designed the album art for Topo Chico’s “The Yellow Room: Seattle”. Her work has been published in the Washington Post, Luxe Magazine, Art Plugged, Interlocutor and Public Display Art.

She has been awarded multiple fellowships and grants; including a Grant for Artist Projects (GAP) from Artist Trust, Clowes Fellowship for residency at the Vermont Studio Center, the Nellie Cornish Scholarship and residency at The Camac Art Center in France, Babayan Culture House in Turkey, Cill Rialaig in Ireland, The Baer Art Center in Iceland, Jentel, Millay Colony for the Arts and The Center for Contemporary Printmaking. She maintains studios in Seattle, Washington and the Willamette Valley, Oregon.

REQUIREMENTS:

ENTRY FEE

$30 for two submissions, $14 each additional submission. Submit only one JPEG per artwork Please send a high resolution image. These images will be used to create the print catalog.

Your entry fee helps to support access to cultural opportunities that are not generally available in small communities with limited resources. Money raised through this call will go towards supporting free children’s art programs, and continued free public gallery access.

ELIGIBILITY

This is an international call. There are no geographic limits.

Tieton Arts & Humanities aims to uplift the voices of all artists that we serve. BIPOC, LGBTQ+, professional, mid-career, and emerging artists are encouraged to apply; all levels of experience and backgrounds are welcome and considered.

MEDIA

All media welcome. Works must be of original design and personal execution and made within the previous three years. Entries must arrive ready to hang.

SIZE

No piece may be larger than 10 inches x 10 inches x 10 inches, in any dimension, INCLUDING THE FRAME. Each accepted entry must be installation-ready, framed or encased, with appropriate hanging hardware and installation instructions (Must have an attached wire or hook on the back of the frame), and clearly labeled with the artist's name and title of the work. Most sculptures will be placed on shelves, although some will be displayed on plinths. Please test your framing/presentation before sending it. At this size, the presentation of your work is as important as the object, and deserves extra care and consideration.

CATALOG

Each accepted entry will be featured in a fully illustrated, handbound, hardcover catalog of the exhibit. Each accepted artist will receive one free copy of the catalog.