New Jersey State Bar Association headquarters, New Brunswick, NJ. Credit: Google NJSBF seeks entries from legal community for 10th annual juried art show
The New Jersey State Bar Foundation (NJSBF) is asking members of the state's legal community to submit entries to its annual juried art show, which will be held virtually from Dec. 1 through Dec. 31.BAR REPORT - Sept. 27, 2021
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September 27, 2021 at 08:00 AM
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New Jersey State Bar Association headquarters, New Brunswick, NJ. Credit: Google
NJSBF seeks entries from legal community for 10th annual juried art show
The New Jersey State Bar Foundation (NJSBF) is asking members of the state's legal community to submit entries to its annual juried art show, which will be held virtually from Dec. 1 through Dec. 31.
The deadline for submissions is Oct. 18.
The show is open to any lawyer, judge, law student, law professor or other law-related professional.
"Each year, the NJSBF's Art Show Committee is proud to have the opportunity to feature so many talented members of New Jersey's legal community and share their extraordinary artistic works. As lawyers, we are accustomed to 'left brain' activity—logical, analytical, objective, rational functions. The NJSBF's annual art show is an opportunity to celebrate the 'right' side of the brain, and to explore the subjective, random and intuitive nature of ourselves," said Susan Peticolas, chair of the committee.
All visual art mediums are acceptable (i.e., painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, collage, ceramics, metal or glass), except video and sound art. Artwork may focus on any subject matter, although nudity and profanity are not appropriate for the show.
Each artist may submit up to three pieces of art for consideration. The art must be original and created by the person who enters it.
The show will be an interactive virtual exhibit that creates the effect of walking through an art gallery and viewing pieces mounted on walls and pedestals.
For more information on the entry process, judging criteria and other details, visit njsbf.org.
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NJSBA 2021 Boskey Award recipient Angela Foster to be recognized at ADR celebration
The New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA) Dispute Resolution Section will honor Angela Foster, the 2021 James B. Boskey Award recipient, on Thursday during the alternative dispute resolution (ADR) community virtual anniversary program.
The Boskey Award, formerly known as the ADR Practitioner of the Year Award, is the section's highest honor. Past recipients of the award will also be recognized at the program, which will celebrate the section's 40th anniversary, along with the 30th anniversary of the Justice Marie L. Garibaldi American Inn of Court's Complementary Dispute Resolution Program.
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