Results for our 114th Annual Juried Exhibition are now live! Click here to learn about the accepted works.
Stephen Delaney
Street Scene, Boston (detail)
113th Annual Exhibition
IMPORTANT DATES
Submissions
Saturday, March 22 – Saturday, April 12
Results Posted
Friday, May 9, at the latest
Deadline for Shipped Works to be Received
Wednesday, May 28
Accepted Drop-Off
Saturday, May 31: 10am – 12pm
Monday, June 2: 10am – 12pm
Westerly Library Hoxie Gallery
Exhibition
Monday, June 9 – Friday, July 18
Mon – Thurs: 9am – 8pm
Fri: 9am – 6pm
Sat: 9am – 4pm
Sun: Closed
Opening Reception
Wednesday, June 18
5 – 7pm
Westerly Library Hoxie Gallery
End of Show Pickup
Saturday, July 19: 10am – 12pm
Monday, July 21: 10am – 12pm
Westerly Library Hoxie Gallery
ACCEPTED WORKS
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Accepted artists will be receiving individual emails shortly containing labels to be attached to their artwork.
Click here to learn more about shipping and information for accepted artwork.
Award winners will be announced by June 4, 2025
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Lisa Lyman Adams
Fly
Vision Box
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Luis Alfonzo
Inside-Out – Snail Mail (USPS)
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Teri Banas
Through Pink Clouds
Wander
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Jillian Barber
Fishing in Dreams
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Charles F. Barbour
Kanpai
What Remains
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Serena Bates
My Precious
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Dina Belyayeva
Reminiscence
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Shirley Bernstein
Shimmering
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Johan Bjurman
Urban Forest Trail
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Lori Blados
Bumba
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John A. Blair
Distant Memory
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Shelby J. Bonomo
Howard
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Nancy Breakstone
Then, Out of the Blue
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Lonnie Broden
Stone Arch Bridge Walk
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Sarah Lightfoot Brundage
Ramble
Season's Shift
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William Butcher
Resist the Orange Smoke and Mirrors With the White Rose
The Parable of the Seed Sower
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Ellen Gaube
Firenze 3 Tapestry​
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Mary Gazda
Cove
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Steve Gerling
The Beaver Marsh, Before the Freeze
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Victoria Goro-Rapoport
Dreaming of Venice II
Water Lilies (Dreaming of Venice I)
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Eddie Hall
Arrangement
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John Harper
Metaphysical Diversions
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Leonard Hellerman
Face to Face
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Julie Henderson
Journey
Transition
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Kate Henderson
Jubilee Veronica #1
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David Hinchen
Dublin House, NYC
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Renée S. Hughes
Holding Ground
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Pamela Redick
Red October
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Jennifer Reising
Edna Found a Pearl
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Scott Rhoades
Birch II (Love and Art)
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Randy Richards
Palmer Cove 2 Different Days
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Andre Rochester
Wear Your Mask
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Janet Bogon Romanowski
Excitement and Repose
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Ann C. Rosebrooks
Music at the Bread Box
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Nils P. Johnson, Jr.
Birch Calm​
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Elaine Juska Joseph
Horse in Light and Shadow
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Tricia Kaman
Maquoketa Man​
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Rebecca L. Keller
An Encounter
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Andy (Anders) Benjamin Kimmel
Woods
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Ann Knickerbocker
Skin Deep
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Sassoon Kosian
New Life
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Elizabeth Saitta
Wildflower
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Carmen Schaefer
The Last Game
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Patricia Schappler
Labyrinth
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Susan Shaw
Alchemy
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Phyllis Small
Rear Windows
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Diane Spira
Autumn Rill
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John C. Starinovich
Unprecedented
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Suzanne Starr
Rough Seas
Welcome Home
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Ken Steinkamp
Among Shadows
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Thomas Stella
Little Italy, NYC
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Wendy Stone
Jennifer
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Peggy Stosz
Punica Gtanatum
Waterworld II
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Shawn Sullivan
Autumn Glow​
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Diane L. Cadrain
On the John Day River
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Julianna W. Cameron
Beach House and Storm Clouds
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Michael Centrella
String Theory
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Nina Conolly
Sea Island
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Cynthia Cooper
Above and Beyond
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Linda Covington
Sculptural Vessel
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John Craig
Head Case​
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Carl Larson
Relic Flying Merkel​
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Judith Larzelere
Out of the Bottle
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Lois Lawrence
Pointe des Chateaux, Guadaloupe
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Melody Knight Leary
Burning Down the House I
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Marilyn McShane Levine
Foggy, Foggy Day
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Sarah Stifler Lucas
Colors of Nice
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Carol Dunn
Study in Orange
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Larry Mallory
One Rusty Bucket​
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Catherine R. Mansell
Icelandic Memories
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Krzysztof Mathews
The Collector
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Thomas McCarthy
Committee Meeting II
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Maggie McDonough
Side Door Cell Check
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Gus Moran
Roman Destiny
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Paul M. Murray
A Daily Walk Through a Dream
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Aaron Tessler
The Source​
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Peggy Traskos
"Still" Morning
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Nita Vitaliano
Fall Birches​
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William Vollers
Above and Below
Reappearance
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Martin O'Toole
Wildflowers​
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Jim Elting
Untitled
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Andrew Engel
East Village Colors
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Randall Nelson
Alien Envoy
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Lori Neumann
The English Hare​
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Nancy Whitcher
Midday Heat
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Karin Forde Whittemore
Nature's Curtsey
Riding the Main
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Garnet Herring Wrigley
Summer Meadow
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Anthony J. Zaza
Harvest Time​
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Christopher Zhang
Summer Job
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Vivian Zoe
October Sunrise on Long Cove
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Fernando Zumba
Feeling Sad (Centavito)
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Robert Filepp
Current Events​
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Fairpour A. Forouhar
Poetry of Small Places
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Kathryn Frederick
Untitled
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Deborah Friedman
Pathways
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Lynn Frink
Chatham
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Liane Philpotts
Patience​
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Andrew Pranger
If You're Going to Be Crazy, You Have to Get Paid for It​
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JURORS
Brian Flinn
Brian Flinn is an Associate Professor of Art and Art Education at Central Connecticut State University. He teaches courses in Advanced Painting and Digital Art as well as courses in Art Education Theory and Practice, Issues in Art Education and Technology in Art Education. He received his BFA in Illustration (1990) and an MS in Art Education (1995) from the University of Bridgeport, and his MFA in Illustration from the School of Visual Arts (1993) in New York. His studio work features a large component of digital collage and mixed media. His art has been featured in exhibitions across the United States and internationally including a solo exhibition at Christian Partium University in Orodea, Romania (2018) and the Associazione Culturale di Spiazzi in Venice, Italy (2025). He is a member of the Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts, National Art Educators Association, and is represented by the Kehler Liddell Gallery in New Haven, Connecticut where his next exhibition, “Drawing Conclusions” will be shown in April – May 2025.
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David Palmquist
David Palmquist is a painter living in Brookline, Massachusetts and working at Vernon Street Studios in Somerville, Massachusetts. David was born in 1972 in Escanaba, Michigan and spent his formative years in Minneapolis, Minnesota. David attended North Park College, in Chicago, Illinois and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Finance in 1994. In 1996 he relocated to the Boston, Massachusetts area. In 2003, David began showing his work as part of Brookline Artists’ Open Studios and later as part of Somerville Open Studios. David is a member of the Copley Society of Art and has shown his work at various regional institutions.
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