TASA 2014 One Foot Members Exhibition

H. Paxton Moore Gallery, El Centro College, Dallas

About the Show

Every year at the TASA Annual Conference, member conference attendees are invited to participate in the TASA One Foot Exhibition. As the exhibition title indicates, submissions for this show must be limited to one square foot for 2D work or one cubic foot for 3D pieces.

Exhibition Juror

Heyd Fontenot - photo courtesy of U.T. Dallas

 Heyd Fontenot, director of the UT Dallas CentralTrak artist residency will juror the exhibition. The show will be on view in the H. Paxton Moore Fine Art Gallery at El Centro College on Friday and Saturday, October 24-25. The reception will be on Saturday afternoon the 25th.
 

Shipping Deadline
 

Postmark deadline for shipping work is Friday October 10th to ensure participation in the show. Alternatively, work may be hand delivered to the gallery by Wednesday October 15th. Exhibitors must be registered for the TASA conference in order to enter the TASA One Foot Exhibition. You may choose to use your shippers tracking to follow the delivery. The gallery is not responsible for tracking shipped work.

Shipping Information

Randall Garrett, Gallery Director
El Centro College Art Dept.
801 Main Street / Dallas TX 75202
rgarrett@dcccd.edu

Download Entry Form Here

 
Exhibition Flyer (.pdf file)

Please note: you MUST be a current TASA member and participant in the conference to include work in this show. Please join BEFORE you ship the work. Go to http://www.tasart.org/ for options on how to join and enroll in the conference.

TASA 2014 Conference Information

 
This year’s 2014 conference will be in downtown Dallas hosted by El Centro Colllege, of the Dallas Community College District. The campus is snuggled between skyscrapers and iconic architecture of the Dallas skyline.

This year’s conference theme: “Off Center” aims to explore the evolving dynamics, and relevance of Texas as an “off center” center of contemporary art between California and New York. The term off center also describes the specific flavor of Texas art, and is a play on words used to also describe the new challenges and approaches required from art educators during these times of social and educational change.

During the conference, attendees will have access to the Dallas Museum District. With three world class museums all in one setting: from contemporary sculpture, masterworks, to ancient artifacts of the Far East. Downtown Dallas also has historical and science museums that are all within a five mile radius.

The location of the conference, the host campus, and hotels are all downtown. Entertainment is either a short walk, or a 5 to 10 min ride away. For example, The West End Historic District, a pedestrian friendly mix of shopping, dining and entertainment, and Victory Park, a modern example of an upscale urban complex with street-front retailers and restaurants...