Hal B. Rhodes Student Exhibition

Call for Entries

All majors and minors from all UNG campuses are invited to interpret, explore, and respond to the theme in any media or style for the Hall B. Rhodes Annual Student Exhibition with yearly themes. The due dates will change yearly

The exhibition is held annually at the Bob Owens Art Gallery in the Hoag Student center. Two-dimensional, three-dimensional, traditional, and digital media is welcomed. The work must be done in a class or on your own.

Awards

Best in Show $250
First Prize $200
Second Prize $150
Third Prize $100
Honorable Mention $50

How to Submit

There is no entry fee. Each student may submit one gallery-ready work.

Prepare to send an entry in the form of .jpg file that is at least 600 DPI.
- Send up to 3 views for three-dimensional works
- Animations should submit as a .swf file or as a website submitted as a URL.
- The maximum dimension for any work is 48 in. x 48 in
Email entries to craig.wilson@ung.edu
- One submission per student
- Subject line should say "Rhodes Exhibition Entry"
- In the filename and body of the email, include: artist name, title, date, media, and dimensions

Accepted Submissions

Must be delivered to the Bob Owens Art Gallery by the artist.
If the work is Digital, it will be shown on a laptop computer that will be provided by the department.
UNG the right to photograph and reproduce entries for publicity.
Entry shall be considered an agreement on the part of the artist to all listed conditions.

Note: Accepted artwork that is not gallery-ready (i.e. is not in an exhibition quality matt and frame, with proper hanging hardware, etc.) or is damaged will not be included in the exhibition.

Important Dates

March 6: Deadline for submission
March 10: Entrants receive acceptance notification via e-mail
March 22: Work must be delivered to the gallery by 5:00 p.m.
April 2: Exhibition begins
April 14: Reception and awards ceremony at 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
May 1: All artwork must be retrieved by 5:00 p.m.

Note: Dates and theme will change yearly.

Contact

For any questions or concerns, contact Foundations Coordinator, Professor Craig Wilson at craig.wilson@ ung.edu