IMAGE Art Show 2021
This is the 34th year of IMAGE, an annual judged art show, sponsored by the East Central Regional Arts Council (ECRAC). The IMAGE Art Show has been hosted by different art groups, organizations, or group of individuals interested in the arts. In the last few years ECRAC has hosted the show at our office. The ECRAC office is now in Hinckley, MN.
This year ECRAC will host the show online followed by a showing of award winning artwork in July 2021 at the ECRAC gallery in Hinckley, where Best in Show will be judged and announced.
There is no fee to participate in IMAGE. However, artists wishing to exhibit a work of art in the IMAGE Art Show must read and complete this online entry form and submit it before or on the deadline date of June 15, 2021. No late entries can be accepted. If you need assistance with your entry or if you have any questions you can leave a message at (320) 591-7032, or preferably, email image@ecrac.org.
All IMAGE Art Show exhibitors must be at least 18 years old and be residents of Region 7E (the Minnesota Counties of: Chisago, Isanti, Kanabec, Mille Lacs, and Pine). Artwork must be original (conceived and executed by you, the artist exhibitor), recent (completed within the last three years), and must not have been exhibited in prior IMAGE Art Shows.
IMAGE 2021 AWARDS
Best of Show - $500
People's Choice - $300
Artist's Choice - $300
Excellence Award (ten overall) - $200
Merit Awards (ten overall) $100
Purchase Awards will also be given by ECRAC
IMAGE 2021 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
There is no fee to participate in or view the IMAGE Art Show.
Online Entry Deadline - Before or on June 15, 2021
Uploading photograph(s) of your artwork will be done at the time of entry.
Award winners of the online show will be asked to exhibit the submitted artwork at an in-person show at the ECRAC Gallery in Hinckley, MN in July of 2021.
IMAGE 2021 Open for viewing at ECRAC.org in July 2021
Go to: www.ECRAC.org to enter!
Email all inquires to: image@ecrac.org
This activity is made possible with funds provided by the McKnight Foundation and thanks to a State of Minnesota legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
