Please join us at our next reception at Ejecta Projects on August 17, 5-7pm to celebrate the opening of Unsolicited Submissions, an exhibition featuring nineteen artists who work in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, alternative photographic processes, collage, video, and sound art.
Exhibiting artists include David Aipperspach, Kate Casanova, Emily Cucalon, Mary Olin Geiger, Karen Anne Isaksen Glick, Craig Hill, Michael Dax Iacovone, Ronald Lambert, Cindy Lesperance, Chelsey Luster, ChaeWon Moon, Sarah Nance, Jen Noone, Maureen O’Leary, Ryan Parker, James Reeder, Caroline Elizabeth Savage, Chad Whitaker, and Robert Zurer.
The title of the exhibition acknowledgesmany galleries’ policy to not accept “unsolicited submissions.” In Ejecta Projects’ first call for entries, the curators sought artists who may be deterred by this exclusivity. While many artists’ submissions to galleries and exhibitions, when rejected, are simply discarded, all artists’ proposals for Unsolicited Submissions have been color printed, folder bound, and are prominently displayed in the exhibition as a library of artwork. All visitors are encouraged to peruse this library during our normal operating hours.
Among a large number of national and international applicants, the selected artists come from various parts of the country, including New York, Chicago, Texas, Montana, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, DC, and Central Pennsylvania.
Exhibiting artists include David Aipperspach, Kate Casanova, Emily Cucalon, Mary Olin Geiger, Karen Anne Isaksen Glick, Craig Hill, Michael Dax Iacovone, Ronald Lambert, Cindy Lesperance, Chelsey Luster, ChaeWon Moon, Sarah Nance, Jen Noone, Maureen O’Leary, Ryan Parker, James Reeder, Caroline Elizabeth Savage, Chad Whitaker, and Robert Zurer.
The title of the exhibition acknowledgesmany galleries’ policy to not accept “unsolicited submissions.” In Ejecta Projects’ first call for entries, the curators sought artists who may be deterred by this exclusivity. While many artists’ submissions to galleries and exhibitions, when rejected, are simply discarded, all artists’ proposals for Unsolicited Submissions have been color printed, folder bound, and are prominently displayed in the exhibition as a library of artwork. All visitors are encouraged to peruse this library during our normal operating hours.
Among a large number of national and international applicants, the selected artists come from various parts of the country, including New York, Chicago, Texas, Montana, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, DC, and Central Pennsylvania.