Ex·hi·bi·tion

"An art exhibition is traditionally the space in which art objects (in the most general sense) meet an audience. The exhibit is universally understood to be for some temporary period..."

The Ex·hi·bi·tion is a recurring art contest that asks Long Beach artists to creatively respond to previous works, utilizing whatever mediums they prefer. Each season, the selected works from the previous season will serve as prompts for the next season, creating an ever-growing, interactive, multimedia space in which each work is saying something to, of, and with another.

Our intention is to thread artistic works together through time by providing a platform for local artists to respond to previously submitted work, prompting creative folks in our community to contribute their own voices to the ever-evolving chorus.

Title: The Yogi Flower
Artist: Rebekah Rose
Medium: Visual art

Title: Coming of Age
Artist: Greggory Moore
Medium: Poetry

Title: Fiesta
Artist: David McKeag
Medium: Visual Art

Title: Flirtatious Full Moon
Artist: Maura Cotter
Medium: Poetry and Visual Art

Title: The Yogi Flower
Artist: Rebekah Rose
Medium: Visual art

Title: Coming of Age
Artist: Greggory Moore
Medium: Poetry

Title: Fiesta
Artist: David McKeag
Medium: Visual Art

Title: Flirtatious Full Moon
Artist: Maura Cotter
Medium: Poetry/Visual Art

three easy steps...

1. Choose at least one prompt: Exhibit A, B, or C above.

You can choose one (or more!) of the prompts to respond to.
You can also collaborate with others to submit something.

2. Respond using any artistic medium(s) you like.

Yep! You can pick any medium you like, or even combine mediums.
(Fiction, poetry, music, collage, painting, dancing, creative non-fiction, theatre, etc., etc.)

3. Email us your creation by 11:59 pm on November 30, 2018.

Email your submission as a separate attachment to editors@forthe.org.
The header of your email should be: Exhibition Entry.

The top three selections will earn a cash prize of $44!

Thank you for visiting our Autumn Exhibition!
Love and solidarity,
FORTHE