Above: 2012 HAI winners
1st place - Hampton Gate by Michael Kotarba; 2nd place - Hampton by John Brandon Sills; 3rd place - Hampton Farm by David Buckley Good.
"Artists at Hampton" by Elizabeth Cockey.
HAI 2013:
Historic Hampton, Inc. (HHI)
is pleased to announce the 2nd annual
evening event of the Hampton Arts Initiative:
Friday, Oct. 25th, 6 to 8 p.m.
The Orangery at Hampton
CALL FOR ENTRIES: By no later than June 15th, please submit to HHI by email (historichampton@verizon.net)
any two digital samples of original painted artwork, and a one-time $25 entry fee by mail.
From the digital samples, a jury will select approximately 25 artists to exhibit one painting at the 2nd annual Hampton Arts Initiative (HAI) event on Oct. 25th. Selected artists will be notified by email by July 1st. They will then be given pre-selected images from Hampton's collection, and asked to create an original painting for exhibition.
Cash prizes to be awarded at final judging on October 25th:
1st place - $2,500, 2nd place - $1,000, 3rd place - $500.
Please see the Call For Entries page for details.
ATTENDING THE OCTOBER 25TH EVENT IS FREE, BUT AN RSVP IS REQUIRED:
http://hamptonartsinitiative.weebly.com/rsvp.html
The mission of the Hampton Arts Initiative (HAI) is to encourage artists to discover, or rediscover, Hampton,
to be inspired by its beauty, and to bring attention to this wonderful resource.
By encouraging artists and patrons to visit often, to create, and to get involved with programming and events,
the HAI hopes to attract new audiences who will help to generate awareness and stewardship
so that Hampton National Historic Site may continue to serve as a national treasure for generations to come.
The 2013 Hampton Arts Initiative project is made possible with support from the Board of Directors
and the Women’s Committee of HHI, the National Park Service at Hampton National Historic Site,
the Citizens of Baltimore County, local artists, and the many friends of Hampton.
In addition, this project is also made possible by an Impact Grant from the National Park Foundation
through the generous support of ARAMARK, through the Yawkey Foundation,
and the Fernandez Pave the Way Foundation.
Historic Hampton, Inc. (HHI)
is pleased to announce the 2nd annual
evening event of the Hampton Arts Initiative:
Friday, Oct. 25th, 6 to 8 p.m.
The Orangery at Hampton
CALL FOR ENTRIES: By no later than June 15th, please submit to HHI by email (historichampton@verizon.net)
any two digital samples of original painted artwork, and a one-time $25 entry fee by mail.
From the digital samples, a jury will select approximately 25 artists to exhibit one painting at the 2nd annual Hampton Arts Initiative (HAI) event on Oct. 25th. Selected artists will be notified by email by July 1st. They will then be given pre-selected images from Hampton's collection, and asked to create an original painting for exhibition.
Cash prizes to be awarded at final judging on October 25th:
1st place - $2,500, 2nd place - $1,000, 3rd place - $500.
Please see the Call For Entries page for details.
ATTENDING THE OCTOBER 25TH EVENT IS FREE, BUT AN RSVP IS REQUIRED:
http://hamptonartsinitiative.weebly.com/rsvp.html
The mission of the Hampton Arts Initiative (HAI) is to encourage artists to discover, or rediscover, Hampton,
to be inspired by its beauty, and to bring attention to this wonderful resource.
By encouraging artists and patrons to visit often, to create, and to get involved with programming and events,
the HAI hopes to attract new audiences who will help to generate awareness and stewardship
so that Hampton National Historic Site may continue to serve as a national treasure for generations to come.
The 2013 Hampton Arts Initiative project is made possible with support from the Board of Directors
and the Women’s Committee of HHI, the National Park Service at Hampton National Historic Site,
the Citizens of Baltimore County, local artists, and the many friends of Hampton.
In addition, this project is also made possible by an Impact Grant from the National Park Foundation
through the generous support of ARAMARK, through the Yawkey Foundation,
and the Fernandez Pave the Way Foundation.
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