Opportunity for artists
Deadline: This Friday!
The Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District is looking for local and regional artists to display and sell their fine art and fine craft during the Bethesda Artist Market. This year’s Market will take place on three Saturdays this summer: June 9, July 14 and August 11.
· Each artist must submit five images of their work and one image of their booth.
· The images must be representative of the work the artist plans to exhibit at the Bethesda Artist Market.
· A non-refundable entry fee of $15 must accompany the application.
· A $50 booth fee will be required for each Market the artist attends, due after artist is accepted into the show.
Apply online here. If you would like a mail-in application, please send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to:
Bethesda Urban Partnership
c/o Valerie Hillman
7700 Old Georgetown Road
Bethesda, MD 20814
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Monday, March 12, 2012
Artists' Websites: Richard Paul Weiblinger
Richard Paul Weiblinger writes that "Through my photographs I strive to reveal a passion for exploring nature and our world. I prefer subjects that lead to images with chromatic strength and use creative lighting to not only illuminate my subjects but also to give them a dream-like, surreal quality. The process of photography allows me to pursue the art of transforming everyday objects into images that progress from "everyday" to art."
Check him out here.
Richard Paul Weiblinger writes that "Through my photographs I strive to reveal a passion for exploring nature and our world. I prefer subjects that lead to images with chromatic strength and use creative lighting to not only illuminate my subjects but also to give them a dream-like, surreal quality. The process of photography allows me to pursue the art of transforming everyday objects into images that progress from "everyday" to art."
Check him out here.