2011 Heritage Highway Juried Art Exhibition

The Central Utah Art Center is accepting applications for its annual Heritage Highway Juried Art exhibition. Artists living in Sanpete, Sevier, Piute, Wayne, Garfield, & Kane counties are invited to participate. This year we have invited Paul Bingham, President of the Thunderbird Foundation of the Arts to jury the exhibition. The exhibit will be held in conjunction with the Scandinavian Festival held in Ephraim, Ut, May 27 - June 7. There will be an opening reception Friday, May 27 from 7-9pm. Awards will be announced during the reception.

Dates

Submission Deadline: 5/14/11

Artist Notification: 5/18/11

Delivery of Accepted Work: 5/23/11

Pick Up of Exhibited Work: 6/7/11

 

Entry Fee: $20 for 3 images, $5 per additional image

All media accepted

Prizes: $500/$300/$200

 

[email protected]

435-283-5110

 

PLEASE APPLY ONLINE AT:

www.cuartcenter.org/apply-online

 

Application Process

We have created an online application that is both simple and completely secure. The selection process will take place through this web portal so we suggest submitting clear digital representations of your work. We ask that you submit your work digitally either online or by mailing in a CD.

Mailed Submission:

Fill out the provided form.
Mail in your CD, application form, and fee.
(Your images and information will be added to the web portal by CUAC staff.)

Online submission:

Create an account at https://apps/cuartcenter.org
Apply for the exhibition.
Upload images.
Pay Fee.
Enter Image Information.
Please contact us if you have any questions about the application process.

DOWNLOAD

2011 Heritage Highway Form

Our Juror

Paul Bingham grew up on a dairy farm in Northern Utah. He later graduated with a BA from Weber State University in 1967. He went to work as a Marketing Executive at Xerox Corporation in San Francisco.

He established the Bingham Gallery in 1974 in Los Altos, Ca. and became the dealer for Edith Hamlin, Maynard Dixon’s Widow in 1974. He later bought the Maynard Dixon property in Mount Carmel and formed The Thunderbird Foundation for the Arts in 1999 and began organizing the important annual event ”Maynard Dixon Country”.

 

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