Description

Entries are now open for a juried exhibition co-sponsored by the Muscarelle Museum of Art and the Department of Art & Art History at William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. "Liquid Commonwealth: The Art and Life of Water in Virginia" seeks to explore the essential importance, richness, and beauty of water as a defining element of Virginia for all its residents, and will be on view at the Muscarelle beginning Nov 2025. Original works by Virginia artists 18 years or older in any media and any style will be considered by the jury. Only original artwork submitted utilizing the theme of water in Virginia will be considered for the Liquid Commonwealth exhibition. Submitted art will be juried by a joint committee as part of The Curatorial Project, a required practicum course for undergraduate students with a concentration in Art History, under the direction of Alan C. Braddock, Ralph H. Wark Professor of Art History, American Studies, and Environmental Humanities at William & Mary.
Prize Money:
First Place: $5,000
Second Place: $3,000
Third Place: $2,000