Class Description:

How are works selected in juried exhibitions? In this webinar we’ll learn how juries are chosen and how they operate. Artworks are scored using specific criteria, and these criteria can contribute to a deeper analysis of what characterizes a successfully conceived and executed artwork. After gaining understanding of the process, participants divide up into teams and jury a small exhibition of their own. Each team’s selections are compared and discussed.

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Carol Woodin Bio:

Carol Woodin enjoys spending time out in the gardens, fields and forests looking at and making studies of plants for future paintings. Her paintings in watercolor on vellum have been collected and exhibited around the world. Some recent venues include the Shirley Sherwood Gallery, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Museum de Zwarte Tulp, Lisse, Netherlands, and Newhouse Galleries, New York. She received a Gold Medal from the Royal Horticultural Society in 1995, the 1998 ASBA Diane Bouchier Artist Award, the 2016 Orchid Digest Medal of Honor, and is co-editor, with Robin Jess, of the 2020 book, Botanical Art Techniques, published by ASBA and Timber Press. She has served as ASBA’s Exhibitions Director for 18 years and in that capacity has organized dozens of exhibitions of botanical art.
 

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