Art At NSPL

Virtual Art Exhibit: Photography By Miranda Gatewood

Miranda Gatewood holds an M.F.A. in fine art photography from the Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI. Exhibiting since 1977, her language is images. Gatewood’s photographs have been collected by the Erie Art Museum, Erie, PA, won awards and was selected for national juried photography exhibits including The Long Island Biennial, The Heckscher Museum of Art, Huntington, NY; The Art of Photography, Art Institute of San Diego, CA; Ambient Light, MPLS Photo Center, Minneapolis, MN; PHOTOcentric, Garrison, NY; All New England, Cape Cod Artists Association, Barnstable, MA; The Gallery at WREN, Bethlehem, NH and The Long Island Museum, Stony Brook, NY. Gatewood has produced public art outdoor projections of words and images called Light Murals, for East End Arts and “Alive on 25,” Riverhead, NY.

All content is © Miranda Gatewood Communications. Unauthorized use is prohibited.

- - - Click Here To See A Digital Art Showing For Miranda Gatewood!

Things To Do: Art Challenge

Art For Now Sketchbook Project, for families, teens, and adults

During this time of Novel Covid-19 isolation, let’s share ourselves artfully, inspiring one another and being with one another through art. The North Shore Public Library has created an email address specifically for artwork submissions during the social distancing and closures that are impacting all our lives. Art can calm anxiety, allow for the releasing of bottled up emotions, and offers an ever important escape from the world around us, leading to some much needed fun and relaxation. If you are interested in submitting some of your current art work to the North Shore Public Library, please see the below set of rules and be part of this Art For Now Sketchbook Project!

Rules:

Make a sketch or a piece of art as often as you want for the next month, whether that is every day, twice a week, or one every week.
Consider setting a designated time to work on this sketch diary. Determine if you will challenge yourself to work on a piece each day. Even set a time limit.
If you are inclined to create a more finished piece, set your designated time and continue to work every day until it is complete.

Materials/Techniques:

Paint, color, paper, sketchbook, digital files, sculpting or mixed media materials.
Draw, paint, illustrate, photograph, color, or sculpt one simple project per day. Just a pencil and paper will do too!

Size:

Open because this is a digital collection.

Submission:

Submit your image or photo of your creation (300 dpi high resolution images – large photo files) to this email address:
- artfornow@northshorepubliclibrary.org
- If you want your art to be possibly shared on our website or social media, please include that you give permission to do so in your email along with your work of art!

Please enjoy some of these works of art submitted to the Art For Now Sketchbook Project:

These works have been reproduced with permission from the artist.

Current Submissions:

You are now leaving North Shore Public Library

The link you have selected is located on another website. The linked site contains information that has been created, published, maintained, or otherwise posted by institutions or organizations independent of the Library. We do not endorse, approve, certify, or control any linked websites, their sponsors, or any of their policies, activities, products, or services. We do not assume responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information contained therein.