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MANDEM Wins Second Place at PINNACLE National Juried Art Competition

Published September 9, 2014

“Her Brother’s Keeper: Rupture,” a mixed media piece by MANDEM (Florida State University art student Maize Arendsee) won Second Place at the Sixth Annual PINNACLE National Juried Art Competition at Florida A&M University’s Foster-Tanner Art Gallery.

Dr. Marilyn Proctor-Givins, the juror for PINNACLE 2014, shared the following thoughts about the selection process for this exhibit:

MANDEM with the award-winning mixed media work, "Her Brother's Keeper: Rupture" at the Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery (September 5, 2014)

MANDEM with the award-winning mixed media work, “Her Brother’s Keeper: Rupture” at the Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery (September 5, 2014)

“What an amazing honor and difficult task I had in selecting works of art for the Pinnacle exhibition at the Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery this year…. I was captivated by the artistic voices expressed in the works submitted for review. The body of work exhibits a broad spectrum of engaging subject matter skillfully arranged around a creative media palette that allows one’s eyes to repeatedly gaze and ponder the artist’s intent in their masterful balance of subject and technical style.”

 

“Her Brother’s Keeper: Rupture” is one of three mixed media works by MANDEM that were accepted to PINNACLE.

GALLERY HOURS, ADMISSION AND CONTACT INFORMATION

The Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery is located at 1630 Pinder Street (Room 105 – East Wing) in Tallahassee. It is open Monday-Friday, 10am-4pm. PINNACLE runs through September 27, 2014. A full-color catalog is available through the Foster-Tanner Fine Arts Gallery.

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Website: http://www.famu.edu/index.cfm?a=VisualArts&p=GalleryProgramandExhibitions

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The primary mission of the gallery program is to provide top quality exhibitions and gallery opening events to the student body so that they may experience the richness of visual art as an expression of material culture, history and creative genius of primarily, but not exclusively, artists from the African Diaspora. In addition, the Foster Tanner Fine Arts Gallery is host to a variety of exhibitions that range from faculty exhibitions to international showcases.

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