Sponsored by the Women’s Caucus for Art, Colorado Chapter (WCACO)

and the Photography Program at Colorado University Denver

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Show Dates:

March 1 - 29, 2025

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At the Mint & Serif Coffee Shop - 1385 Carr St., Lakewood 

 

Show Theme

There are so many ways that artists use photography to make art. The evolving nature of visual storytelling may include intimate details of your life, the invention of scenes or narratives, examining cultural contexts, evaluating social media and internet saturation, to name a few.

As a framework we look for storytelling through visual means. By revealing layers of meaning within your photograph, your image demonstrates our human need to connect. Both your culture and very personal details weave together and layer the meaning of your work. Therefore, the context of your work is important.

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Your methods can encompass analogue and digital processes, camera-less techniques and mixed media approaches including collage. Collage techniques may include working an image through the computer and printing it or creating a work from materials that are found or self-made. Some aspects of a photograph must be visible. Work may be abstract, realistic or somewhere in between.

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• The exhibition is open to 2-D art. 

• $50 “Best in Show” award will go to a WCACO member and a $50 “Best in Show” award will go to a CU Denver student.  

• The Women's Art Caucus fosters inclusivity and celebrates diverse perspectives. Women, female-identified, and non-binary artists are invited to submit.

• The first 15 CU Denver Students and the first 15 WCACO members are guaranteed at least one work in the exhibition.  If there is space, more submissions will be accepted.

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Important Dates

• Dates of Exhibition:  March 1 - March 29

• Drop Off Art:  Thursday, February 27 at 10:00 - 2:00 pm

• Opening Reception:  First Friday, March 7, 2025 - 5:00 - 9:00 pm

• Meet the Artists, Talk and Coffee: Saturday, March 22 - 1:00 - 3:00 pm

• Artist Talk and Pick Up:  Saturday  March 29 1:00 - 3:00 pm. 

Art needs to stay up until 3:00 pm. 

At that time artists are free to take unsold art home. 

No art will be stored.

 

Contact for More Information or Questions:

CU Students:  kathleenjgraves@icloud.com

Note:  Students with a hardship request regarding the entry fee, contact Kathleen J Graves. Extensions for entry up to the date 1/30 will be honored.

WCACO Members:  Lynne.muth@gmail.com