- speaking, the
notion of a "juried" or "
unjuried"
gathering dates to prehistory. More narrowly, the
notion of an
unjuried exhibition arose in
response to the...
- York's Off-Off-Broadway
theatres and Europe's "free theatre" groups. In
unjuried theatre festivals, also
known as
fringe festivals or open-access festivals...
- 1891
under the
title Surpris!, at the
Salon des Indépendants,
which was
unjuried and open to all artists. The
painting received mixed reviews. Rousseau...
-
through 1963, the
newspaper sponsored the
Yomiuri Indépendant Exhibition, an
unjuried annual art
exhibition which gave rise to avant-garde and
contemporary rising...
-
former chairman of the board,
Michael Dale. It is an open-access (or "
unjuried")
performing arts festival,
meaning that
there is no
selection committee...
-
artists displeased with the
practices of the
official Salon, and
presented unjuried exhibitions without prizes. There, he met and
became friends with many...
-
Salon French art
salons and
academies Société des
Artistes Indépendants
Unjuried Catalogue des
ouvrages de peinture, sculpture, gravure,
lithographie et...
-
artists regularly call for
thematic or
topical mail art for use in (often
unjuried) exhibition. Mail
artists appreciate interconnection with
other artists...
- for the group's
reaction to the
rejection of Duchamp's
Fountain by an
unjuried art show in 1917.
Although the
magazine had a
brief life, it was influential...
-
affectionately nicknamed "Yomiuri Anpan," was a
famously permissive,
unjuried, free-to-exhibit art
exhibition held
annually in Tokyo, ****an from 1949...
