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ArtWorks Gallery: JMU annual undergraduate juried show opens March 30

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jmuArtWorks Gallery presents the School of Art, Design, and Art History’s annual undergraduate juried show at James Madison University.

This year’s guest juror is Richmond-based fiber artist Marie Fornaro. Students in all undergraduate SADAH programs are eligible to submit work in a variety of materials and processes that reflect their unique, creative vision.

Fornaro as juror will decide which submissions will be in the show and which will receive awards:  Best in Show, Juror’s Choice, Honorable Mention, Award of Distinction in 2D Media, and Award of Distinction in 3D and Time-Based Media.

The public is welcome to the opening reception on March 30, 5-7 p.m., which will offer food and drink. A virtual tour of the exhibition will be posted on the ArtWorks website at artworksgallery.wixsite.com/artworksgallery.

 

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