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Last Call For Submissions For 94th Art Exhibit At Phillips’ Mill

The juried art exhibition has grown to become one of the most beloved art shows in Bucks County.

(Phillips' Mill)

NEW HOPE, PA — Don’t miss the opportunity to submit to the 94th Juried Art Exhibition at Phillips’ Mill. This Sunday, August 27, marks the deadline for submissions.

Celebrating nearly a century of presenting exceptional art, the Juried Art Exhibition has grown

to become one of the most beloved art shows in Bucks County. The venerated panel of jurists
selected to adjudicate this year’s submissions includes artists Syd Carpenter, Al Gury, Curlee
Raven Holt, Lauren Sandler, and TK Smith.

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Registration must be done online through Smarter Entry. The link along with the prospectus
and details surrounding the esteemed exhibition can be found at
www.phillipsmill.org/art/juried-art-show-prospectus. Work must then be dropped off on
receiving days at the Mill on September 8 and 9 for in-person jurying.

Awards will be presented at a celebratory Opening Night Preview Reception for patrons and
artists on Friday, September 22. Anyone interested in supporting the art show at the patron
level can make a contribution on the Phillips’ Mill website at www.phillipsmill.org/art/juried-
art-show. The exhibition will be open to the public daily, 1 to 5 p.m. at the historic grist mill
on River Road, as well as online, from September 23 to October 30.

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The Phillips' Mill Party Cat by Pam Miller. (Contributed)

Recognized as the Birthplace of Pennsylvania Impressionism, Phillips’ Mill Community
Association has provided a meeting place for artists to gather and exhibit their work since 1929.
It is where William Lathrop, founder of the organization along with friends Daniel Garber, Fern
Coppedge, John Folinsbee, Mary Elizabeth Price, Edward Redfield and many others of the New
Hope School, exhibited the art of their time, just as our local community of artists exhibits the
art of ours.

From traditional Bucks County landscapes to the modern and abstract, Phillips’ Mill embraces the world of art in all its forms of expression. By inviting a different array of jurors each year, each show results in a new look at what our area artists are presenting to the world.

Mill members take great pride in its rich history and welcome the membership of all who appreciate the arts and the profound heritage of the beloved mill.

To learn more about the programs presented by Phillips’ Mill, or to become a member, visit
www.phillipsmill.org. Phillips’ Mill Community Association is located just north of New Hope at
2619 River Road. Questions: info@phillipsmill.org or 215-862-0582.

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