West Plains, MO. – The Harlin Museum of West Plains, MO is set to host its Annual Spring Art Show for 2022
and is calling for art submissions from all Ozarks regional artists. Entry dates for the show’s competition will be
Friday, April 1st, and Saturday, April 2nd from 12 pm-4 pm each day at the museum.
The show’s entries will be on display and open to the public for viewing in the museum’s Hathcock Gallery from April 8th – to May 1st,
2022.
Final categories for this competition art show will be determined by the entries received; artists can enter any
kind of Fine Art piece, including Paintings (oil, watercolor, gouache, acrylics, ink and wash, tempera, or
encaustic paints), Drawings (charcoal, chalk, crayon, pastel, pencil, or pen & ink), Printmaking pieces
(woodcuts, stencils, block print, scratch art, engraving, etching, and lithography, or screen-printing, foil
imaging, or giclee prints), and Sculpture ( bronze, stone, marble, wood, clay, metal or 3D print), as well as
mixed media entries and Digital Art (Still or Animated). Any type of 2D or 3D art is eligible. All entries will be
evaluated for design/composition, technique/skill of construction, presentation, and creativity/originality by
three individual judges.
Entries must meet given guidelines and pass jury standards for acceptance into the competition portion of the
show. Guidelines for entry, as well as entry fee amounts and other pertinent information, can be found in
printed form at the museum or online at https://harlinmuseum.com/call-for-art-2022-spring-art-show/. All
other inquiries can be emailed to the museum at info@harlinmusuem.com or relayed via telephone to show
organizer Vicki Warren-Martin at 870-706-7863 (text or call).
The Harlin Museum is located at 405 Worcester, West Plains, MO 65775, about a block southwest of the
downtown Court Square. The museum’s hours of operation are now Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
(12 pm – 4 pm), beginning March 31, 2022. Questions may be directed via email to
harlin.museum.wp@gmail.com or by phoning the museum at (417) 256-7801.
