Woman in the Moon
William Grabowski Mixed media 12×10 NFS
Journey-of-Exploration-1
Mary Ahern Acrylic 13×13 $400
Redcoat
Carolina Amato Pencil and pastels 18×24 $200
Lady Liberty
Douglas Barnaby Embossed Print 15.5×12 $175
Peace Tree
Douglas Barnaby Embossed Print 15.5.x12 $175
Scarlet Macaw
Jo-Anne Behal Acrylic 20×16 $150
Bench Worm’s Eye
Gina Buongiovanni Mixed media 20×17 NFS
Abstract Composite
Stacy Carner Acrylic 24×36 $450
Abstract Bry
Stacy Carner Acrylic 20×16 $250
Red Shop on Victoria Street
Nayyar Iqbal Oil on Canvas 11×14 $650
Go For It
Shelley Holtzman Digital 26×20 $650
Village in the harbor
Theresa Graff Watercolor 18×22 $225
Crazy for You
Alicia Gitlitz Acrylic on Canvas 36 x 36 $1900
Bursting with Life
Kathleen Gerlach Clay monoprint 24×20 $385
Wheres the butter?
Debbie Folglia Watercolor 14×11 $575
Autumn Moon- 1st Place
Aleta Crawford Mixed media 12×24 $250
Creation
Bernice Corbin Acrylics 18×24 $400
Fear
Bernice Corbin Acrylics 18×24 NFS
Sharing Cookies
Judith Caseley Mosaic 18×30 $900
Bring me the whole seafest
Stephanie Ivolella Watercolor 15×18 $295
Bright Red Lipstick
March Josloff Mixed tempera and pastel 36×30 $875
The Painter
Marc Josloff Watercolor 33×27 $700
The Yellow Guitar-All That Jazz
Barbara Kaplan Collage, watercolor, pen, pencil 15×22 $175
Cherry Tomatoes
Tara Kawas Acrylic Paint 15×12 $275
Maine Oysters
Tara Kawas Gouache and Acrylic 16.5×13.5 $350
A few days later (red)
Yangmi Kim Acrylic on canvas 30×24 $750
A few days later (blue)
Yangmi Kim Acrylic on canvas 30×24 $750
#3(Collage-series)
Karen Kirshner Paper collage 21×24 $1200
Primarily Whimsy
Randy Kraft Colored Pencil 16×20 $300
Frozen Memories
Alice Riordan Oil 16×19.5 NFS
Blue Boxes Red Strawberries
Denis Ponsot Watercolor 29×36 $1100
Le Forgeron-Honorable Mention
Denis Ponsot Watercolor 26×36 $1800
Peggys Light
Ralph Ottaino Watercolor 13×13 NFS
Primary Pyramids-3rd Place
John Micheals Paper construction, foam board, computer generated colors 23x26x7 $350
Primary Corrugation
John Micheals Corrugated cardboard, colored paper, spray paint 29x20x2 $400
Bikes
Sue Michalson Watercolor 16×20 $250
The Quiddity of Imagination–An Abstract Playground
Meagan Meehan Mixed Media 18x16x10 $880
The catch of the day
Mary Massetti Acrylic 17×21 $350
Ancestral Home
Hali Layton Watercolor 13×16 $450
No 5
Ellen Rossi Wool 26×12 $165
Rambling Roads
Carol Salerno Collage, watercolor pen, pencil 22×22 $250
Red and gold
Irene Sankari Oil 21.5×18 $1200
Walking into the Light
Irene Sankari Oil 18.5×15.5 $1100
SPICE ISLAND
Gail Sarasohn Watercolor paints, Monotype print 14×11 $225
Internal Struggle
Madison Schneider Acrylic Paint 40×30 $500
Tornado
Betsy Schreiber Acrylic on Canvas 37×25 $2650
Arca
Jose Seligson Mixed medium, digital and watercolor 16x 22 $200
Autumn forest
Nolly Shavzin Watercolor media 21×17 $1200
Trees, Hither Woods Late Afternoon-Honorable Mention
Anne Siefert Oil on Canvas 8×8 $500
Surfs up
Andy Small Digital 11×14 $100
Blue Porcelain
Steven Vando Watercolor 20×26 $500
Daybreak- 2nd Place
Steven Vando Watercolor 26×20 $500
Pagoda
Margo Vignola Oil 32×26 NFS
Celebrated
Patty Yantz Acrylic 22×26 $350
Pomegranate
Kevin Yen Oil 8×10 $180
Cherry and red onion
Theodora Zavala Oil 13×13 $300
Cherries in water
Theodora Zavala Oil 16×14 $300
Hues of Red, White and Blue-Honorable Mention
Ilene Silberstein Oil 12×15 $400
Primary Colors
Juried Competition & Exhibition
Primary colors, blue, yellow and red, are the colors from which all other colors can be made. Artists have used these colors as the basis for their artwork for centuries. The use of primary colors makes any work of art vibrant and exciting. We invite you to submit your artwork demonstrating the stunning effects of using a primary color palette with the colors blue, yellow and red being the primary artistic element.
Deadline: January 8, 2024
Drop Off: Sun Jan 28 3-5, Mon Jan 29 1-6
Pick Up: Sunday, Feb 25, 3-5pm and Monday, Feb 26, 1-6pm
Awards & Reception: February 4th, 3-5pm
Exhibit on View: February 4 – 24
Juror: Nina Sangimino, Long Island Museum Curator
Congratulations to our award winners!
Congratulations to the following acceptances:
| Ahearn, Mary | Journey of Exploration 1 |
| Amato, Carolina | Red Coat |
| Barnaby, Douglas | Lady Liberty |
| Peace Tree | |
| Behal, Jo-Anne | Scarlet Macau |
| Buongiovanni, Gina | Bench Worm’s Eye |
| Carner, Stacy | Abstract bry |
| Abstract composite | |
| Caseley, Judith | Sharing Cookies |
| Corbin, Bernice | “Creation” |
| Untitled 2 | |
| Crawford, Aleta R | Autumn Moon |
| Elbaum, Nate | Mondrian Buildings |
| Foglia, Debbie | Where’s the Butter? |
| Gerlach, Kathleen | Bursting with Life |
| Gitlitz, Alicia | Crazy For You |
| Grabowski, Bill | Woman in the Moon |
| Graff, Theresa | Village in the harbor |
| Holtzman, Shelley | Go For It |
| Iqbal, Nayyar | Red Shop on Victoria Street |
| Ivolella, Stephanie | Bring me the whole sea-fest |
| Josloff, Marc | Bright Red Lipstick |
| The Painter | |
| Kaplan, Barbara | All That Jazz |
| Kawas, Tara | Maine Oysters |
| Cherry Tomatoes | |
| Kim, Yangmi | A few days later 1 |
| A few days later 2 | |
| Kirshner, Karen | #3 (Collage series) |
| Kraft, Randy | Primarily Whimsy |
| Layton, Hali | Ancestral Home |
| Massetti, Mary | Catch of the day |
| Meehan, Meagan | The Quiddity of Imagination–An Abstract Playground |
| Michalson, Sue | Bikes |
| Micheals, John | Primary Pyramids |
| Primary Corrugation | |
| Ottaiano, Ralph | Peggys Light |
| Ponsot, Denis | Le Forgeron |
| Blue Boxes Red Strawberries | |
| Riordan, Alice | Frozen Memories |
| Rossi, Ellen | No.5 |
| Salerno, Carol | Rambling Roads |
| Sankari, Irene | Red and Gold |
| Walking Into the Light | |
| Sarasohn, Gail | Spice Island |
| Schneider, Madison | Internal Struggle |
| Schreiber, Betsy | Tornado |
| Seligson, Jose | ARCA |
| Shavzin, Nolly | Autumn Forest |
| Siefert, Anne | Trees, Hither Woods late Afternoon |
| Silberstein, Ilene | Hues of Red, White and Blue |
| Small, Andy | SurfsUp |
| Vando, Steven | Daybreak |
| Blue Porcelain | |
| Vignola, Margo | Pagoda |
| Yantz, Patty | Celebrated |
| Yen, Kevin | Pomegranate |
| Zavala, Theodora | Cherry and red onion |
| Cherries in water |
CALENDAR & IMPORTANT DATES
Deadline: January 8, 2024
Notification of acceptance: after January 12, either by email OR on our website
Drop Off: Sun Jan 28 3-5, Mon Jan 29 1-6
Pick Up: Sunday, Feb 25, 3-5pm and Monday, Feb 26, 1-6pm
Awards & Reception: February 4th, 3-5pm
Exhibit on View: February 4 – 24
Juror: Nina Sangimino
TROUBLESHOOTING
QUESTIONS Call 516-304-5797 or email artshow@TheArtGuild.org.
If you have problems with the uploader, please email your images to artshow@TheArtGuild.org – with ALL contact information, image titles and mediums. We will invoice you for payment. Submission will not be included in curating without payment.
Emailed images must include your name, contact information and the title, medium, value, and size in your email.
To resize or compress your images, go to PICRESIZE.com
Please be aware that the digital images you send should look as good as they possibly can. These will be the images that will be will be reviewed by our curators and displayed in our online gallery. Try to photograph your image in natural light, that the image is straight and that there is no glare on glass or varnished surface.
FINALISTS & AWARDS
FINALISTS:
The Selection Committee will review all entries and notify each artist as to the acceptance of the submitted work. (High school students will be reviewed and judged separately if applicable). The Art Guild has the right, in its sole discretion, to choose which eligible entries will be accepted to be exhibited. All decisions are final. Artists whose work has been selected will be notified either by email OR on our website.
AWARDS:
1st Place $300 • 2nd Place $200 • 3rd Place $100 • Honorable Mentions
SIZE & FRAMING
Frame size must not exceed 36” on the longest side. Gallery wraps are acceptable, but must be at least 1” thick and must not exceed 36″ on the longest side.
It must be wired securely for hanging with screw eyes or D-rings to the frame, NOT the backboard. No sawtooth hangers, tape, strings. We can wire for you for a $10 fee.
Work must be labeled on the back with the title, artist’s name, street address, phone number, and email.
Framing of your work must comply with the above OR IT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
SELLING YOUR ARTWORK
Artwork may be sold directly by the artist with a suggested donation of 20% of the selling price from the artist to The Art Guild. Note, however, that sales may not be made at the exhibition.
All work must remain on view for the duration of the exhibit.
LIABILITY & INSURANCE
The Liability Waiver on the entry form must be signed by the artist submitting images for consideration. It is the responsibility of the participating artist to insure or self-insure any work submitted for inclusion in this exhibit.