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Tenth annual Clatsop Community College
‘Au Naturel’ juried exhibition calls for artists
ASTORIA — Clatsop Commu-
nity College announces the 2016
international juried exhibition
“Au Naturel: The Nude in the
21st Century” and invites en-
tries. This special 10th anniver-
sary show will be held in honor
and memory of Royal Nebeker,
an internationally renowned art-
ist and beloved instructor who
taught at CCC for over 30 years
and who served as the ¿rst juror
for the competition. The 2016
“Au Naturel” exhibit will open
Jan. 21 and continue through
March 10.
The “Au Naturel” competi-
tion is open to all artists working
in any two-dimensional drawing,
painting or printmaking medium
with a focus on the nude human
¿gure as subject matter in any
form from representational to
abstract, and in which the hand-
made mark is employed as the
primary means of image-mak-
ing. Entrants must be 18 years
or older, and submitted artwork
must have been executed in the
last three years and available for
the duration of the exhibit.
Due to the special focus of
the exhibit, any artwork repro-
duced by photomechanical pro-
cesses (including giclée prints)
will not be accepted. Visit the ex-
hibit website, www.aunaturelart.
Submitted photo
“Lisa Harris, owner and director of Lisa
Harris Gallery in Seattle, will serve as the
juror for the 2016 “Au Naturel” exhibit.
com, to view artwork from pre-
vious “Au Naturel” exhibitions
and for further information about
the show.
Applications are now being
accepted online using the CaFÉ
website, www.callforentry.org
Applications must be re-
ceived on CaFÉ by midnight
(11:59 p.m.) Mountain Stan-
dard Time Nov. 7. There is no
additional fee to use the CaFÉ
online application system. En-
ter and register a username and
password. Navigate to Apply
to Calls, and search the list for
“Au Naturel: The Nude in the
21st Century.” The site also
provides detailed instructions
for use. There is a $40 fee for
the submission of up to three
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images, and $5 for each addi-
tional image submitted.
Exhibit awards will include
$1,000 in cash prizes and up to
$2,000 in purchase awards. A
select number of Visiting Artist
Workshop awards will also be
granted. Additionally, one artist
will be chosen to be featured in
a solo show for the following
exhibition season (2016-17) at
the Clatsop Community Col-
lege Art Center Gallery.
For a prospectus, send a
SASE to Au Naturel Interna-
tional Juried Exhibition c/o
Kristin Shauck, Clatsop Com-
munity College, 1651 Lexing-
ton Avenue, Astoria, OR 97103
or download it from the Au
Naturel website, www.auna-
turelart.com
Serving as juror for the
2016 exhibit is Lisa Harris,
the director and owner of Lisa
Harris Gallery in Seattle. The
gallery, which represents 30
Northwest and West Coast
contemporary artists including
Royal Nebeker, has been pre-
senting rotating exhibitions for
the past 31 years. Harris is a
founding member of the Seat-
tle Art Dealers Association and
a member of Art Table, the na-
tional organization of women
in the visual arts.
Harris received a Bachelor
of Art in art history with high-
est honors from Williams Col-
lege in 1975 and studied at the
University of Paris (Sorbonne)
from 1973 to 1974. She earned
an M.B.A. in arts management
from the University of Califor-
nia at Los Angeles (now the
Anderson School at UCLA),
and during that time did an
internship at the Oakland Mu-
seum where she focused on
strategic planning. From 1979
to 1980 she was assistant to
the president of Cornish Insti-
tute (now Cornish College of
the Arts) for which she curat-
ed a historic American-Soviet
exhibition. Faculty at Cornish
and a similar art institute in
Vladivostok (then a “closed”
city) provided work for joint
exhibitions that took place in
Nakhodka and Seattle.
