Deadline extended for Sequim’s ‘Art Show Without Walls’ exhibit

SEQUIM — The Sequim Arts Advisory Commission has extended the deadline for entries for the “Art All Over: The Art Show Without Walls Exhibit.”

Entries for the indoor exhibit — including limited three-dimensional pieces that will be displayed in the Karen Kuznek-Reese Gallery at the Sequim Civic Center, 152 W. Cedar St., in February — are due by Jan. 14.

Entries for the outdoor exhibit, which will be displayed on fences in city parks, has been extended to Feb. 15.

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All entries must be submitted at form.jotform.com/213216088841152, and must include photos of the art.

Artists may submit up to three entries, but each entry will require a separate submission form. All entries will be juried by the Arts Commission.

The commission is seeking entries of art utilizing reused, repurposed or recycled objects such as old signs, floor planks, canvas or other materials that can be painted, carved or modified, and can hold up in the elements for a three-month period.

For complete entry guidelines, visit tinyurl.com/CSASWW, or contact Suzanne Horne, Sequim City Arts Advisory Commission Chair, at shorne@sequimwa.gov or City of Sequim, Marketing Coordinator Patsene Dashiell, at pdashiell@sequimwa.gov or 360-681-3421.

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