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STILL LIFE
A Member's Juried Showcase

Dates: January 12, 2022 through April 3, 2022
The Rehoboth Beach Municipal Building
229 Rehoboth Ave. Rehoboth Beach, DE  19971
Second Floor Atrium Gallery
Registration Fee: $20.00 for up to two submissions. (Registration fee is non-refundable)
Eligibility: Artists must be current members of the Rehoboth Art League. Your membership must be active through the last day of the exhibition. 

Registration Fee: $20.00 for up to two submissions. (Registration fee is non-refundable)
Eligibility: Artists must be current members of the Rehoboth Art League. Your membership must be active through the last day of the exhibition. 

Theme:

“In a still life, there is no end to our looking, we look in and in…as long as we can stand to look, as long as we take pleasure in looking.” Poet Mark Doty
 
The still life represents the primary subject matter of beginning art lessons. “Items” are the model and can range anywhere from three dimensional inanimate objects to the human form.  The still life captures the viewer to the art of looking and observing.
 
The Rehoboth Art League welcomes it’s member’s working in 2D to submit artwork based on the art of the still life.

IMPORTANT DATES
Application Deadline: Monday, December 13, 2021 (5pm).
Notification of Acceptance: by Monday, December 20, 2021.
Delivery of Works (if accepted):December 21, 2021 through January 9, 2022 to the Corkran Gallery, RAL.
Opening Reception: Wednesday, January 12, 2022 (5 to 6pm).
Pick-up of unsold work: April 5 through April 10, 2022 (RAL Campus)

Juror: John Schisler
John Schisler was born in Baltimore, Maryland in 1972.  He began painting at the Conrad Miller Studio in Fells Point, Maryland at the age of 17.  At the Conrad Miller Studio, John studied the use of Maroger Mediums and the techniques of the Dutch Masters through the teaching of Nancy Lee Conrad and Melvin Miller who were both students of Jacques Maroger. He learned to make and use ‘black oil’, which is used as a basis for the mediums of such masters as Titian, Rubens, and Rembrandt.  The advantage of this medium is the ability to obtain the qualities of color, shadow, and brilliance found only in their paintings. His style is classical/contemporary realism. Keeping with the tradition of the old masters, he makes the
black oil that is then used to make medium as well as oil paint by mixing with powdered pigments.  In early 2011, John began to pursue a full-time career in art. In 2018, John began to expand from just still life painting. He had a desire to test his skills at plein air painting and in 2020 he was juried into Plein Air Easton, one of the most prestigious events in the country.
 
Professional Associations
Oil Painters of America
National Oil & Acrylic Painter's Society, Signature Member
International Guild of Realism
 
Awards
There are no awards given for this exhibition.

Submission Requirements
Submitted works must be 2-D and be wired and ready to hang (SAWTOOTH HANGERS ARE NOT PERMITTED). Submitted works must be produced no earlier than 2019. Works previously displayed at RAL are permitted to be submitted for this exhibition. Submission images must be less than 4MB each.  Upon each submission, you will receive an email confirming that your image has been received. You may re-enter the call until the deadline to delete, change, and/or edit your submissions. Check out this instructional video to resize larger images using both Mac and Windows operating systems.

Pick-up and Delivery
Delivery dates are as noted above. Pick-up dates are within 5 days following the last day of the exhibition. All artwork must be picked up by the artist and/or shipping arrangements prepaid and prearranged by the artist at the end date of the show. RAL is not responsible for the return of any artwork(s) if unclaimed, or when no arrangements have been made. There is a storage fee of five dollars ($5.00) / day / piece for any work(s) that remains at the RAL after 14 days following the close of the exhibition.

The RAL is not responsible for any wrapping materials or boxes left at the time of delivery.

Display
Works must be displayed throughout the entire length of the exhibition. Sold works may be replaced. Replaced images must meet the approval of the Rehoboth Art League.  All 2-D works must be wall hung ready. Any special requirements for hanging must be discussed with the Exhibitions Director in advance of delivery.

Insurance:
Although every effort will be made in the safe handling of artwork, Rehoboth Art League will not be held liable for any theft or damage of consigned artwork during the exhibition period. The artist is responsible for packing, shipping, insurance and other handling expenses and the risk of loss or damage incurred in the delivery of the artworks to the RAL. The RAL shall not be liable for any loss or damage of any artworks that occur after their delivery to the gallery and until they are either sold or picked up by the artist. The artist is responsible for the return (by pick-up or delivery) of all unsold work(s).

Commissions
All works must be available for sale. The artist will receive a sixty-five percent (65%) payment for any works sold during this exhibition. Following the exhibition: the artist must pay a thirty (35%) percent commission to the RAL for any work(s) sold outside of the RAL to a buyer who was introduced to the work(s) while on display during this exhibition. Works must be produced no earlier than 2019.

Any works remaining at the RAL after two (2) months past the end date of this exhibition will be forfeited to the Rehoboth Art League.

By submitting works into this exhibition, you agree to the above terms and conditions.