CAA Virtual Art Exhibit: From a Distance

[Abby E]

The CAA is calling visual artists in any discipline to submit a maximum of two pieces to be considered for a virtual art exhibition, “From a Distance,” featuring work created by artists while “sheltering in place” because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The deadline for submissions is May 3! For guidelines and to access the application, visit our #ArtMattersBlog --> CulturalArtsAlliance.com.

Artists are asked to submit work that has been created since stay at home orders were issued and to share works that represent their unique perspectives. Selected works will be featured in a virtual art exhibition on CAA’s website, CulturalArtsAlliance.com, beginning Friday, May 8, 2020. Cash awards will be given for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.

 

[Teresa]

Calling All Artists for 'From a Distance': Virtual Exhibition

We've been busily working on new ways to connect and create during this time of physical distancing. We know we need to focus on healing and that can often begin with art. Art unifies people, giving them a common connection to the beauty that exists around us.

With that in mind and to celebrate Art Month, we're calling visual artists in any discipline to submit a maximum of two pieces to be considered for a virtual art exhibition, 'From a Distance', featuring work created by artists while “sheltering in place” because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The deadline for submissions is Sunday, May 3. Awards will be given for first, second and third place. 'From A Distance' will premiere on the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County website beginning Friday, May 8 on what was originally planned as ArtsQuest Fine Arts Festival weekend.

Learn more:
Calling All Artists For A Virtual Exhibition

Please mark your calendar to join us on October 10 and 11, 2020 for the rescheduled ArtsQuest Festival in Grand Boulevard Town Center!

 

[Teresa]

FROM A DISTANCE | VIRTUAL EXHIBIT NOW LIVE

“From a Distance,” features work created by artists while “sheltering in place” because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Artists were asked to submit work created since stay at home orders were issued and to share works that represent their unique perspectives. We're pleased to announce and offer our congratulations to the selected first, second and third place winners...
First Place: $300 award
Andrea Chipser - “Frontline Angel”
Second Place: $200 award
Alan Lin - “Rescue”
Third Place: $100 award
Paula C Mims - “Moonlight Beauty”

See these and all of the other submitted works in the exhibit now live and viewable from the CAA website. Many of the works are available for purchase with a portion of the proceeds to benefit the CAA's Emergency Relief Fund for Artists.

Explore the exhibit!
Gallery View: 2020 From a Distance: A Virtual Art Exhibition


Kay Richoux

 

[Teresa]

We are very excited to present the First Place winning art piece from The Virtual Exhibit, “From a Distance," "Frontline Angel" by Spring Rotation Artist Andrea Chipser!

"Frontline Angel" is inspired by the many selfless medical professionals who serve in the hospitals and along the frontlines in the battle against COVID-19.

Andrea's beautiful artwork is on display and available for purchase at The Foster Gallery, open daily from 12 PM - 5 PM.

From a Distance Art Exhibit:
Virtual Exhibit

 

[Teresa]

Spring Rotation Artist Kathy Schumacher Art created this piece, titled 'Resilience', for the Virtual Exhibit, 'From a Distance'.

The Virtual Exhibit, 'From a Distance', features work created by artists while “sheltering in place” because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Artists were asked to submit work created since stay at home orders were issued and to share works that represent their unique perspectives.

'From a Distance' can be found on the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County website: Virtual Exhibit

Kathy's artwork is on display and available for purchase at The Foster Gallery, open daily from 12 PM - 5 PM.