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This exhibition invites artists draw from underneath the surface in order to reveal a deeper vision of portraiture. Self or otherwise, the artist will intend to use presence of another person or object as an extension of traditional portraiture. Artwork selected can include but is not limited to drawing, painting, mixed media, collage, digitally created work, and 3D constructions that can be wall hung. Artwork that was created as a multiple through printmaking processes or photography will NOT be considered for this exhibition.

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WheatonArts is an internationally acclaimed arts community dedicated to nurturing the creative spirit in us all. The Festival of Fine Craft, now in its 23rd year, is our premier annual event and one of the most highly-rated shows in the Mid-Atlantic region. Approximately 150 exhibitors, ranging from new and emerging artists to masters in their mediums, are carefully selected by a jury of WheatonArts professionals and experienced staff artists. We take pride in maintaining an artist-friendly show with a high standard of quality and are continually working toward balancing mediums, styles, and techniques. WheatonArts provides convenient day-before setup, overnight security, booth sitters, and unmatched hospitality throughout the show. Nearby hotels offer lodging at reduced rates to exhibitors. Open Studios, craft demonstrations, live music, exceptional food, and various interactive activities add to the excitement, making the festival both entertaining and educational.

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The Black Genius Foundation continues its mission to celebrate and invest in the genius of the Black Creative Ecosystem through Strokes of Genius, an open application program that provides artists, curators, journalists and scholars with funding to develop new creative projects. Strokes of Genius fulfills our commitment to invest in the creativity and cultural production of Black artists and arts professionals  in addition to the creative health of our communities.

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The New Jersey State Council on the Arts will be hosting teaching artist listening sessions in March and April. These listening sessions will be provided as a platform for teaching artists to share their experiences of the past two years with each other and the State Arts Council. Through loosely moderated discussions, the sessions will provide an opportunity to network with other New Jersey teaching artists, share challenges and successes of working through the pandemic, and discuss what teaching artistry could look like as we move into the future. The New Jersey State Council on the Arts will serve as a connector and resource during the listening sessions. Funding for projects, fellowships, or additional work opportunities will not be discussed during these sessions. Registration is required to attend the sessions.

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Project management provides valuable training that will help you organize, manage, and successfully complete projects. This online course shows you how to implement internationally recognized project management principles in a history/nonprofit context. Using a real-life project they bring to the course, participants apply project management principles to complete a project charter and scope diagram they can then use to begin or continue their project in an efficient, orderly and open manner. The spring session of this course is now open for registration. There is a 20-participant limit and our courses typically fill up before the registration deadline, so don’t delay.

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