Entry Information: 
Slideroom Entries Must be Received by: October 26, 2015

Entry: twuvisualarts.slideroom.com 
Judging will be done online, through SlideRoom.com. Submissions must be individual JPGs sized to 800 pixels on the longest side. Please go totwuvisualarts.slideroom.com [15th Annual JEG Photography Exhibition] for further application instructions and requirements. Artists may submit one to five images for $35.00 in the Basic Application and one to ten images may be entered for $60.00 in the Expanded Application. Images of accepted entries may be used for publicity purposes and for presentation of the exhibition on the TWU website. All fees are non-refundable and will be considered a donation to the Joyce Elaine Grant Photography Exhibition Endowment.

Theme: “Nourish: Food as Sustenance and Pleasure”
Food is the foundation of life: both sustenance for our bodies and the source of great pleasure. Juror Dr. Rebecca Senf is looking for photographs of food, defined in an inclusive way.  She would like to see photographs that address what people eat, the relationship of food to love and nurturing, farming and food production, food allergies, repulsive food, food still lifes and even photographs about photographing food. Other types of food pictures are also welcome.

Photographers who have worked extensively on the topic of food are encouraged to apply, with the possibility that the juror could solicit additional works for the exhibition during the jurying process.

Awards:
– Solo Exhibition at TWU Fine Arts Gallery (2017)
– Coupralux: $500.00 Printing Award
– Freestyle Photographic Supplies: $500.00 Fine Art Inkjet Papers Award
– Imaging Spectrum: $200.00 Epson Inkjet Paper Award
– Red River Paper: $200.00 Red River Paper Coupon
– Arlington Camera: $100.00 in Gift Certificates

2016 Juror Information:
Dr. Rebecca Senf is the Norton Family Curator of Photography, a joint appointment at the Center for Creative Photography and the Phoenix Art Museum. Senf grew up in Tucson and went to undergraduate school at the University of Arizona. She spent ten years in Boston, Massachusetts where she earned a Ph.D. in Art History at Boston University. In Boston she worked on the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston’s major exhibition Ansel Adams from The Lane Collection, for which she also co-authored the exhibition catalogue. In October of 2012 her book Reconstructing the View: The Grand Canyon Photographs of Mark Klett and Byron Wolfe was released by University of California Press.

Eligibility: 
This exhibition is open to anyone creating photographic images. All photographic and related processes are encouraged including digital, non-silver and photographic book arts. Pieces must not exceed 60” in any dimension.

Sponsors:
Arlington Camera
Coupralux
Freestyle Photographic Supplies
Imaging Spectrum
Photographic Artists’ Coaliton
Red River Paper
Texas Woman’s University Department of Visual Arts