Flight
A One Read Art Exhibit
Orr Street Studios (106 Orr Street, Columbia)
Inspired by this year’s One Read book, “Migrations,” we invite Mid-Missouri artists ages 16 and older to contribute works that explore the idea of movement, escape or adventure. Flight may be literal or metaphorical, real or fantastical, natural or mechanized.
Cash prizes will be awarded for three winners, sponsored by Columbia’s Office of Cultural Affairs. The third place winner will receive $50, second place $75 and first place $125. The first place winner will also receive a one-year membership to the Columbia Art League.
The exhibit will take place September 10-20, and can be viewed at a reception on Friday, September 13 or during Orr Street Studios’ open hours. (See www.orrstreetstudios.com for details.)
“There is nothing so disturbing as a creature born to flight being bound to dull lifelessness.”
― Charlotte McConaghy, “Migrations”
Fortunately, despite the recent fire, Orr Street Studios is expecting to have the gallery ready for September exhibits, including “Flight.”
Submission Details
- Artists must be at least 16 years of age.
- Artists may submit one original work in any visual medium.
- Pieces should be ready for display; pieces without secure hanging wire cannot be accepted (no sawtooth hangers, please).
- Work should be labeled on the back with your name, phone number or email and title of the work.
- Submit artwork to Orr Street Studios (106 Orr Street, Columbia).
- Please print and fill out this form to bring in with your work if possible. Submission forms will be available at Orr Street on the dates below if you are unable to print one ahead of time.
- Submission dates are:
- Friday, September 6, 4-6 p.m.
- Saturday, September 7, 11 a.m-2 p.m.
- At the end of the exhibit, artists can pick up their work at Orr Street on the following days:
- Saturday, September 21, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
- Sunday, September 22, 12-2 p.m.
Questions? Contact Lauren Williams at (573) 443-3161 or lwilliams@dbrl.org.
Special thanks to Orr Street Studios, the Columbia Art League and Columbia’s Office of Cultural Affairs for their generous support!
