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Feb 8, 2024, 2:45:15 PM2/8/24

to Openings Collective, Mark Brennan, Eric Jiaju Lee, Nancy Gesimondo

Environ-Mentality

A group exhibition of artists with an Openings affiliation. The show will examine various points

of view regarding the natural environment in the Anthropocene era.

Curators: Mark Brennan, Nancy Gesimondo & Eric Jiaju Lee

Open Call

Please send a folder with up to 3 images in jpeg format (painting, photograph, mixed media,

assemblage) to Mark Brennan at market...@gmail.com

• Folder to be titled with artist’s full name.

• Images to be titled with artist’s name_ # 1 – 3, work title_ dimensions in inches.

• Please include a word document with your name, and list of images including the work

#, title of the work, dimensions, medium, date and price.

Eligibility Requirements

• Maximum size: +- 36 inches wide x 7 feet high. Small works can be stacked.

• Artwork must be wired for hanging – Sorry the gallery cannot accept sculpture as it is a

multi use space.

• No submission fee. Accepted artists will be asked to contribute $25 (check payable to

Openings) to cover costs of space rental, installation and reception.

• The gallery takes 20% commission, artists get a copy of buyer’s information and a check

after the close of the exhibition.

Location:

Gertrude G. White Gallery – YWCA of Greenwich

259 East Putnam Avenue, Greenwich CT 06830

Hours: Monday – Friday 6:30 am – 9:30pm, Sat & Sun 8 am – 5pm.

* Visitors must call 203.869.6501 x 100 to schedule a reservation for viewing.

Dates:

• Deadline to submit: Monday, February 19th @6 pm.

• Artwork Drop off – Saturday, March 30th / 10am – 12 pm at St. Paul the Apostle Church -

405 West 59th Street New York City, NY 10019

• Opening Reception at Gallery – Saturday, April 6th – 2-5 pm.

• Exhibition opens April 1st through April 27th.

• Notification: Artist’s will be notified by February 24th.

Upon acceptance, artists will receive a Release of Liability to be signed. Due to the limited wall

space, the curators will be considering the overall show’s aesthetic and thematic diversity as