Cambridge Centre for the Arts: 2008 Annual Juried Art Exhibition
 

I could never be a juror for an art contest. I'm a pack rat at heart. A crumpled piece of paper has artistic merit in my mind and could be a winner, or paint flung at a blank canvas . . . you get the idea. That’s what gave me an idea.
As a graphic artist, I’ve never considered what people would pay to hang art on their walls. Pushing the envelope of my photography and creative skills, I wanted to show cheaper alternatives to prints and paintings. Laser photo copiers have come a long way!
This year’s submissions were to commemorate an active lifestyle and youth. Well, let youth know they don’t need to spend a lot to be creative.
Of course, having active teens gives me a chance to hone my skills. We always encourage them to shut off the TV and computer and get active! Mind you, I have yet to get my family or friends off the couch to go to visit the Cambridge Centre for the Arts . . .
Hope you enjoy viewing my submissions. As in past years, in true fashion, they never made the show.
Thanks for advice I received. It is all about framing, and the presentation of your artwork.

Cambridge Centre for the Arts.
60 Dickson Street Cambridge ON N1R 8N1
519.622.9676

Doubling my chances I used an
18 x 32 inch board with lasers attached to both sides.

3 each
11 x 17 lasers printed at Hoppy Copy.

Shot taken at Riverside Park and is on my International portfolio.

3 shots used to create this collage on
11 x 14 print.

This image was also submitted to Photolife image international contest.
Cambridge Centre for the Arts:
2007 Annual Juried Art Exhibition
 

I've been a member of the Cambridge Centre for the Arts for two years. It is a great privilege to submit my artwork into the 2007 Annual Juried Exhibition. I am proud to be among the wealth of artists in our community. Browse my submitted photo images from the past two years.
 
In a juried exhibition, you are at the mercy of one person’s opinion. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. My favourite piece was a Dorothy Harvey painting of a glowing forest. Last year’s personal favorite was a large painting of a wooded pond by Tina Price, also my Grade 9 art teacher.
 
Make the effort this year to see the spectacular artwork of our great city at the juried exhibition.
 
The exhibition runs November 2-24, 2007 in the art gallery. Studio Thirty runs November - December 20, 2007.
Dorothy and Tina will have their work on display again.

Cambridge Centre for the Arts.
60 Dickson Street Cambridge ON N1R 8N1
519.622.9676

Check out my International photo gallery @ http://www.istockphoto.com/imagebob

8 x 10 photo. Discover Ontario title: Bruce Trail

This shot is on my growing International portfolio.

8 x 10 photo. Night lights title: Digital Experiment

2006 submissions.

8 x 10 photo. Elora painter title: Unfinished work

If you recognize this artist I would love to hear from him.

8 x 10 photo. Dandelion, $100 Only one Original.

all print available for $25