GOING GREEN

Contact InformationMVA Gallery -- Modern Visual ArtsContact Email: [email protected] Phone: 610-936-0737

Requirement OverviewLocation Eligibility Type: NationalEligible Applicant Types: ArtistSubmission Limit: 1Media RequirementsImages | Min: 3, Max: 9Audio | Min: 0, Max: 0Video | Min: 0, Max: 0Total | Min: 3, Max: 9

Opportunity Summary"GOING GREEN'' AT MVA GALLERY -- MODERN VISUAL ARTS NATIONAL CALL FOR ENTRIES: Green is located in the center of the color spectrum as if to proclaim its significance as the center of the color universe!The color Green is traditionally associated with nature -- especially Spring -- and, therefore, has come to signify renewal, growth and abundance. Some cultures believe that Green symbolizes vitality, harmony and balance. In Hinduism and Buddhism, the heart chakra ("energy center" in the body) is Green and represents compassion and empathy. As an artist, how do you utilize Green? Does the color permeate your entire image or is it used in small sections? Does it appear in your artwork in objects or in nature or in portrait studies or in abstract design? How does color reveal your technical skill and emotional impact?No restrictions on subject matter or style. All approaches are acceptable -- traditional or experimental, representational or abstract. Please join us! .....

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General Information''GOING GREEN" EXHIBIT AT MVA GALLERY -- MODERN VISUAL ARTS THEMES AND TECHNIQUES The MVA Gallery (Modern Visual Arts) invites artists, photographers and sculptors of all levels (emerging to established) to submit original artwork to this exhibition. National Call For Entries: Green is located in the center of the color spectrum as if to proclaim its significance as the center of the color universe!The color Green is associated with nature -- especially Spring -- and, therefore, has come to signify renewal, growth and abundance. Some cultures believe that Green symbolizes vitality, balance and harmony.In the Bible, various references to Green, such as "green pastures," present refuge for spiritual nourishment. In Hinduism and Buddhism, the heart chakra ("energy center" in the body) is Green and is a source of love of oneself and others. It is associated with compassion and empathy.As an artist, how do you utilize Green? Does the color permeate your entire image or is it used in small sections? Does it appear in your artwork in objects or in nature or in portrait studies or in abstract design? Is Green purely decorative, or is it a narrative or structural device? How does color reveal you technical skill and emotional impact?No restrictions on subject matter or style exist for this exhibition. All approaches are acceptable -- traditional or experimental, representational or abstract, unified or fragmented, lucid or mysterious. You have total artistic freedom, just explore the color Green! We are excited to see your interpretations so please join us.Mediums: The MVA Gallery accepts painting, watercolor, printmaking, mixed media, digital, pastel, encaustic, ink, sculpture, fiber, drawing and photography. THE GALLERYThe MVA Gallery (Modern Visual Arts) is located in historic Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.Bethlehem, along with its neighboring cities Allentown and Easton, comprise the third largest metropolitan area in Pennsylvania (after Philadelphia and Pittsburgh). Bethlehem has a vibrant arts and cultural life -- numerous active art galleries and nationally acclaimed festivals including Musikfest and the legendary Christmas celebration Chriskindlmarkt. Bethlehem's 18th century historic district has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.The city attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Located one hour from New York City, Bethlehem has become an art destination for informed collectors and prominent art professionals. Gallery website: