WINDOWS ON CEDAR

The windows at Susan Hensel Gallery are a highly visible space for presenting artwork that is not damaged by the sun and somewhat fluctuating temperatures. They are lit 24 hours per day.

What might show in the windows of Susan Hensel Gallery? sculpture, acrylic painting, installation art, ceramics, assemblage...other media?

How will the artwork be displayed? the window has many ceiling hooks, the side walls & the floor can receive nails, a semi solid back drop and many kinds of display equipment are available.

How to apply? please send several jpg's and a written proposal of what you want to do via email; a resume or bio would be helpful. Will there be publicity? there will be a small amount of online publicity using linked blogs, social media and email. No postcards will be printed for the window shows.

The windows at Susan Hensel Gallery are west facing, twin, double paned tempered glass, deep windows that face a busy street and a bus stop. They are moderately well lit. Each window is 48" deep, 82" tall and 86 " wide across the back. The front of the windows is 68" wide with the angled pieces of glass that lead to the door being about 44 inches wide. ( see the gallery map link to the left.).

• Submitting a proposal for the Windows or Garden


READER'S ART 13, an annual survey show of artists books, March/April 2013

The theme for 2013 is :

NEW BEGINNINGS

In this election year, it seemed reasonable to consider new beginnings. Certainly the politicians are always declaring a "new vision" for America. What new beginnings might you like to see?

While politically motivated work will have an advantage, all work that deals with the wide open theme of New Beginnings will be considered.

This is show of ARTISTS BOOKS. All media and structures that can be construed as a book or refer sufficiently to bookness will be considered. Artists should send between 3-10 jpg's and a resume and/or artists statement. Please download the How to Apply document for other instructions. Applications are due Jan 15, 2013

• How to Apply