Influences
Artlink is now accepting entries for our group exhibition Influences: The Connection Between Educator and Student, juried by professional artist and educator, Trevor Campbell. This exhibition is open to highschool educators in Northeast Indiana working in any media. Accepted educators will have work of their own and work by 2 of their students exhibited.
Influences Statement
By juror Trevor Campbell
The fluid transfer of creative practices between the student and educator abounds within the high school art classroom. Common interests in subject matter or conceptual ideas, various sources of shared inspirations, unique approaches and finishes become visible and tangible in works, both hung with pride in the hallway or out in the public. This influence between the educator and the student, however, is not one directional - students have a profound impact on the educator’s work as well. Oftentimes, we as art educators feed off of the enthusiasm and passions with those we get to work with. The curious and inquisitive mind of the adolescent, especially within a creative environment, is hard for us to ignore.
This group exhibition will highlight the creative work of regional high school art educators and their students. Educator artwork and student artwork will be shown side by side, manifesting the influence and the impact made by those instructing and guiding the next generation of artists and vice versa.
- Trevor Campbell
How to Enter
Submission Requirements
Entry fee: $10 per entry.
Size limit: None.
Media: Any.
Eligibility: Highschool educators in Northeast Indiana.
Images: (1-3) artwork images for the educator and (1) artwork each for two students.
Important Dates
Submission deadline: December 31, 2023
Juror notifications: January 8, 2024
Artwork arrival at Artlink deadline: February 4, 2024
Exhibition timeline: February 15 - March 10, 2024
Apply now
Fill out the entry form below
Pay the $10 entry fee here
Email your 3 images to Exhibition Coordinator, Ellen Mensch at ellen@artlinkfw.org. Please title each jpeg with the artist’s last name (ex: mensch.jpeg)