Archive for the ‘Juried Competitions’ Category

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Lincoln 200 Exhibition

July 2, 2009

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This piece was selected for the upcoming Lincoln 200 festival in Philadelphia (July 2nd–5th), which celebrates the 200th birthday of our 16th president. I will also be one of the five featured artists.

July 4th takes a new twist as Philadelphia celebrates Abraham Lincoln’s 200th birthday at the very spot where America was born. Join in to celebrate America’s 16th president with Lincoln200™: The Bicentennial Festival. The Festival theme, “Lincoln Then and Now,” shines the spotlight on period and contemporary takes on artistic, cultural, and culinary works, innovations in technology, and healthcare, and connects the lasting legacy of Lincoln to today’s world.

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For more info, go here.

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American Illustration and 3×3 Pro Show 2009

May 27, 2009

The following pieces were chosen for American Illustration 28:
The Next 150

“The Next 150″, Client: Minnesota Monthly (Art Director: Brian Johnson)
Opener for a two-spread feature on what Minnesota would look like 150 years in the future. To see the full spreads check out my website

Lumbergh

“T.P.S. Reports”, Client: Gallery 1988
For their annual “Crazy 4 Cult” exhibition 

Milton

“Stapler”, Client: Gallery 1988
For their annual “Crazy 4 Cult” exhibition 

The Minnesota Monthly piece was also selected to appear in 3×3’s Pro Show 2009 annual.

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Houston Art Directors Club

September 30, 2007

I spent the last few days in Houston judging the Art Directors Club annual competition along with four other judges: illustrators Chris Buzelli and Chris Silas Neal, art director Mary Fallon, and photographer Gary Ness.

(from L to R: Mary Fallon, Gary Ness, Chris Buzelli, Chris Silas Neal)

Thursday, September 27th, we each flew into Houston from our respective cities (Gary and Mary from Minneapolis, Chris B from NYC, Chris N from Brooklyn, and myself from Philly). That night there was a meet and greet with the ADC, and each judge gave a brief presentation of their work. Read the rest of this entry ?