21st Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival set for September
NORWICH – Spring is finally here, and with it, organizers of Colorscape Chenango have completed the selection process of artists who will be featured in the 21st year of the annual Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival slated for September 12 – 13 in downtown Norwich.
As in the past, Colorscape will feature an eclectic mix of new and returning artists selling and exhibiting their wares and creations. Mediums include ceramics, drawings and pastels, fiber, jewelry, glass, metalwork, mixed media, oil and acrylic paintings, photography, sculpture, watercolors, wearable fibers, and wood.
A sneak peek can be had of the the nearly 115 artists participating at this year's Colorscape by visiting www.colorscape.org/links.htm.
According to organizers, plans are also underway for the Second Annual Color Dash, a 5K Fun Run, which was a substaintial success in 2014. Likewise, the annual festival that takes over downtown Norwich will once again include a diverse mix of great music for all to enjoy. Details on all of this and more will follow, along with a special introduction of Colorscape's new Executive Director Donna Dvoracek.
Organizers also indocate that the deadline for inclusion into the Emerging Young Artist catagory for 2015 is set for June 15.
Once again, Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival is pleased to offer the Francis K. Wilcox Scholarship Awards for Emerging Artists. Scholarships are open to high school art students in Broome, Chenango, Cortland, Madison, and Otsego Counties, and eligibility includes both junior and graduating seniors — and also includes private schools and home-schooled students.
Recipients receive $350 and $100 gift certificate for Golden Artist Colors products in addidtion to having the opportunity to experience the professional art world at this year's Colorscape with a booth of their own.
For more information, visit colorscape.org.
As in the past, Colorscape will feature an eclectic mix of new and returning artists selling and exhibiting their wares and creations. Mediums include ceramics, drawings and pastels, fiber, jewelry, glass, metalwork, mixed media, oil and acrylic paintings, photography, sculpture, watercolors, wearable fibers, and wood.
A sneak peek can be had of the the nearly 115 artists participating at this year's Colorscape by visiting www.colorscape.org/links.htm.
According to organizers, plans are also underway for the Second Annual Color Dash, a 5K Fun Run, which was a substaintial success in 2014. Likewise, the annual festival that takes over downtown Norwich will once again include a diverse mix of great music for all to enjoy. Details on all of this and more will follow, along with a special introduction of Colorscape's new Executive Director Donna Dvoracek.
Organizers also indocate that the deadline for inclusion into the Emerging Young Artist catagory for 2015 is set for June 15.
Once again, Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival is pleased to offer the Francis K. Wilcox Scholarship Awards for Emerging Artists. Scholarships are open to high school art students in Broome, Chenango, Cortland, Madison, and Otsego Counties, and eligibility includes both junior and graduating seniors — and also includes private schools and home-schooled students.
Recipients receive $350 and $100 gift certificate for Golden Artist Colors products in addidtion to having the opportunity to experience the professional art world at this year's Colorscape with a booth of their own.
For more information, visit colorscape.org.
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