Deadline: 31 May 2017
THEME | Small Works
We love small presentations that become coveted art objects. All works chosen for this exhibition, must be presented at 12 inches or less. All genres, subjects, capture types and photographic processes both historic and modern as well as mixed media and unique presentations are eligible for selection by the juror, Kat Kiernan.
JUROR | Kat Kiernan
Kat Kiernan is the Editor-in-Chief of the photography publication Don’t Take Pictures. Kiernan’s writing has been published in many books and publications including Art New England Online, Feature Shoot, Big, Red, and Shiny, and Lenscratch. In 2015 she received the Rising Star Award from the Griffin Museum of Photography for her contributions to the photographic community. In 2012 Photoboite Agency named her one of 30 emerging women photographers under 30 to watch.
The series Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks, a collaboration between The Irish Times and the Royal Irish Academy, is a transverse section of Ireland’s struggles with modernity since 1916. The works chosen are drawn from literature, theatre and the visual arts, not from music, film, television or radio. They are simply a kind of chronology of the Irish imagination working through certain forms. They lay out not a clear pattern but a thread through a dark and winding labyrinth. The hope is that they capture, or at least illuminate, the spirit of the times in which they were made.
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