Cedar Rapids Museum of Art
The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art houses more than 7,200 works of art spanning many eras-from Roman antiquity to the present. The collection is particularly strong in American art, especially…
More InfoNext Upcoming Date: Sunday, April 28 2024
April
28
2024
Upcoming Dates For This Event:
- Sunday, April 28
- Tuesday, April 30
- Wednesday, May 1
- Friday, May 3
- Sunday, May 5
- Tuesday, May 7
- Wednesday, May 8
- Friday, May 10
- Sunday, May 12
- Tuesday, May 14
Land/Scape: Climate, the Environment, and Beyond, An All- Iowa Juried Exhibition
February 10 – May 19, 2024
Nature’s beauty, intricacy, and its destructive power have inspired artists for thousands of years. Iowa’s artists are no different. From the rolling hills and golden fields to the more devastating environmental emergencies of the 2008 floods and the 2020 derecho, the landscape of Iowa continues to provoke an emotional and artistic response. Artists engage with environmental issues in a variety of ways from depicting the world around them and the changes that they see to more overt and political calls to action. This all-Iowa, open call, juried art exhibition seeks to examine how this rich and long-established tradition of landscape in art plays out today. Artists are invited to submit work that deals with the land; this includes, but is not limited to, climate change and environmental issues.
Land/Scape: Climate, the Environment, and Beyond, An All- Iowa Juried Exhibition
February 10 – May 19, 2024
Nature’s beauty, intricacy, and its destructive power have inspired artists for thousands of years. Iowa’s artists are no different. From the rolling hills and golden fields to the more devastating environmental emergencies of the 2008 floods and the 2020 derecho, the landscape of Iowa continues to provoke an emotional and artistic response. Artists engage with environmental issues in a variety of ways from depicting the world around them and the changes that they see to more overt and political calls to action. This all-Iowa, open call, juried art exhibition seeks to examine how this rich and long-established tradition of landscape in art plays out today. Artists are invited to submit work that deals with the land; this includes, but is not limited to, climate change and environmental issues.
