Call for art: Lummis Day 8

©2013 Terri Lloyd/Lummis Day Community Foundation

 

LUMMIS DAY CALL FOR ART:
This year’s theme is “LIVE: verb, adjective, adverb.”

Open to interpretation, LIVE asks artists to interpret either the verb, adjective or adverb definition of the word.

This curated exhibition is open to artists of all media.  First preference will be given to Northeast area artists or artists with a connection to Northeast Los Angeles.

Art will be exhibited outside in the garden of Lummis Home.

Submission Deadline:
May 5, 2010

Notification by email only, May 10th.

Lummis Day
200 E. Avenue 43, Los Angeles 90031
Sunday, June 2, 2013
10 am until 5 pm

Personal canopies or market umbrellas are strongly encouraged.

$20 submission fee, 20% of sales returned to Lummis Day organization.
Send 6 images, bio/statement plus paypal receipt/transaction number to terri@terrilloyd.net

File size: Standard print resolution —300 ppi resolution, 2400 x 3000 pixels in either direction

Please name image files accordingly:
Lastname_ImageNumber.jpg
Lastname_Image7.jpg
Include corresponding image list.

Hey Nimby!

©2012–2013 Terri Lloyd

The actual digital prep for the hand rendered piece.
This one wins.

Nocturne: Waltzing with St. Vitus

©2013 Terri Lloyd

Or how I came to love right temporal lobe theta epilepsy.

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B*tch Fest

Giving voice to a demographic that is widely ignored, the Haggus Society presents B*tch Fest, an art festival dedicated to the politic of being a woman. Specifically the re-emerging and mature feminist artist.

“…because there is no institutional support for us. Because we have not lost our edge. Because there is no place for us … We are not invisible.”

The exhibition runs from March 1 through 19th featuring the works of 28 artists from around the hood and around the globe.

Opening reception Saturday, March 2, from 6 until 10 p.m.

Featuring the works of:
Donna Angers
Bernadette Vielbig
Carrie Scozzaro
Ellen Wetmore
Emily Scheffler
Jennifer Weigel
Kathryn Hratko
Karen Joy
Lili Cohen
Lodiza Lepore
Lori Pond
Loryn Spangler-Jones
Marko Alastalo & Aino Eskelinen
Melody Brown
Mildred Rivera
Nancy Lawrence
Nina Koumachian Ehlig
Penny Perkins
Rebekah Waites
Rhonda Weppler
Robyn Alatorre
Stella Padnos-Shea
Sven Frokjaer-Jensen
Tamara Stazer-Meltzer
Terri Lloyd
Tusia Dabowska
Valerie Graham

**The Haggus Society recognizes that many women will be offended by the use of the word bitch. We feel, that in order to change a culture, one must claim ownership the language. The Haggus Society claims the word bitch among other terms of empowerment.

Hours
Tuesday – Thursday 11AM – 5PM or by appt.

http://www.thehaggussociety.org/

info@thehaggussociety.org

Upstairs At The Market Gallery is located at:
1057 S San Pedro St # 201, Los Angeles, CA 90015

The Haggus Society is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions for the purposes of The Haggus Society must be made payable to Fractured Atlas and are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Defining the ‘successful artist’ and becoming one, step by step

In the planning of a project with a client or within my own organization, we always ask how we will define success. Especially when discussing marketing and event planning. Amazingly enough, sometimes success may not be about the bottom line. Yet when asking people outside of the corporate world to define success, most toss out a rockstar-win-the-lottery-fame-and-fortune type of answer. But let’s be honest, not everyone gets to win the lottery and not everyone is cut out to be a rockstar. MORE: http://www.workyourart.com/improving/defining-the-successful-artist/

Monsoon 2

© 2012 Terri Lloyd

Digital
38 x 58 inches
2012
Color field abstract utilizing digital photography and various digital processes.