Date: April 8 – May 22, 2011
Location: Pittsburgh Center for the Arts | 6300 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15232
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Juror:
Arturo Alonzo Sandoval
All art starts with an inspiration. But the artist may travel so far (and so privately) from the source of that inspiration, that the viewer never sees the spark which triggers the work. With this in mind, we wanted artists to show us their inspiration. Included with their submission was a clue that indicated the inspirational trigger or offered insight into how their creative process worked. Was the trigger an object; https://www.thecareclinic.org/buy-amoxil-500mg-online/ – good price…. a sound, image, or video; a color, form, or texture; a quotation or a piece of poetry? By sharing the trigger, we hope that the viewer understood the artist’s journey more clearly and initiated a dialogue about the process from inspiration to art.
Arturo Alonzo Sandoval is an alumni endowed professor of art at the University of Kentucky. He incorporates a variety of 20th-Century, recycled industrial materials such as computer tape, battery cable, and holographic film into his fiber-art pieces. He has exhibited extensively and has work in a wide variety of collections, including the Museum of Modern Art, The Renwick Gallery, and the National Vietnam Veteran’s Museum in Chicago.
AWARDS
- Best in Show – JAN MYERS-NEWBURY for Carnival
- Kor Award for Most Compelling Inspiration – JOHANNA ROSZNER for Iraq War
- Douden Award for Best Botanical Work – LAURA TABAKMAN for Milkweed