KMAA members are invited to submit their artwork for the next Northern Westchester Hospital Art Display. The collaborative effort between the Katonah Museum Artists' Association and Northern Westchester Hospital provides an unusual and important opportunity for KMAA Members to exhibit their work, and more importantly, to brighten the daily lives of patients, doctors, hospital staff, and visitors. This decades long program, started by KMAA President Emeritus, Dyan Rosenberg, continues to enrich and communicate with the public.

NWH statement: “Imagery in a hospital environment aims to be calming, peaceful, joyful, inspiring, hopeful, colorful and bright, allowing patients, visitors and staff to take an emotional vacation, as they move through the hospital corridors."

NWH Art Display Criteria

   · For safety purposes all artwork must be in the dimensions specified below

   · Proposed selections will be reviewed by the Hospital’s Patient and Family Partnership Council in advance. KMAA will notify the artists of their selection and next steps for exhibition

   · Work to be considered includes abstract and realistic genres, still life, landscape, and collage. We are currently not accepting portraits or works that are figurative in nature. Work must be culturally sensitive and respectful of race, gender, ethnicity, and belief systems. Images that are political, figurative (the human body and form), controversial, display unhealthy behaviors, suggestive poses or nudes are not accepted. This exhibition is curated by KMAA Board Members.

   · NOTE: Artwork submitted must not have previously been shown in past Healing Hallways Exhibitions.

   Please read the following guidelines carefully before submitting.

 Guidelines

   ·  Each artist may submit up to 3 pieces of wall art no smaller than 18" by 24", no larger than 36" in any given direction, and not heavier than 20 lbs.

   ·  All images submitted must be 300dpi and no larger than 2mb and 10” on the longest side.

   ·  All pieces MUST be labeled on the back with artist name, title of piece, medium, price, and phone number. 

   ·  Artwork must be wired and ready for hanging and must be able to be hung on the hospital’s installed gallery hanging system. The hospital will hang each artist’s work with the help of volunteers from the KMAA

   ·  Works on paper must be framed under Plexiglas (no glass). No art with fragile pieces or sharp projections.

   ·  All accepted artists dropping off work must unwrap their pieces and remove all packing materials.

   ·  Reminder only artwork new to the Healing Hallways of Art will be considered. Any works that have participated in past exhibitions will not be eligible. 

   ·  NWH will handle sale requests directly with the artist. The buyer will be responsible for payment directly to the artist, including sales tax.

   ·  The selling price per piece must be less than $10,000. Participating artists will donate 20% of each sale made to NWH.

   ·  The Museum has waived a commission but would welcome a donation from the artist if a sale is made as a result of this exhibition.

   ·  Artists must be current with their KMAA membership for the run of the show to be considered. If you need to check your membership, please email www.katonahmuseum.org/membership.

   ·  The exhibit will run for 12-months, and work cannot be removed until the close of the show unless sold.

   ·  The artist is responsible for providing an artist statement (200 words or less) with price list including sales tax. 

   ·  The artist is responsible for dropping off and picking up artwork during specified times. There is NO storage of work after the close of the show. KMAA, KMA and NWH will not be responsible for work not picked up during the designated hours. If someone other than the artist is picking up work, there must be permission in writing.

   ·  It is strongly advised that artists carry their own liability insurance. Northern Westchester Hospital nor the KMAA or KMA are responsible for theft or damage to the artwork. The hospital is secure and has security guards and surveillance cameras.

 Important Dates:

 Submissions: 8/11/2025 - 9/5/2025

 Notification of Accepted Work: 9/23/2025

 Drop Off of Accepted Work: 10/21/2025. Artists are required to sign the NWH Artist Release/Waiver of Liability, in-person at drop-off.

 Artist Reception: TBD

 Exhibition: 10/22/2025 - 10/13/2025

 Pickup of Work: 10/14/2026 (Time TBD, closer to the date)

 ARTIST STATEMENT

  Must be 200 words or less. Please mail to rebecca@innerworkingart.com.

 IMAGE FORMAT 

  JPEG

 IMPORTANT DETAILS

Participating artists agree to: 1) make their piece of art available for the duration of the show unless sold; 2) will assume full responsibility and costs associated to package and ship or deliver their artwork to a buyer including the use of their own appropriate insurance; 3) be able to ship or deliver their purchased piece of art within seven (7) days of being notified of such sale;  4) allow the KMAA, KMA & NWH to show their piece of art on any of their online and print platforms for the purposes of publicity and otherwise; artists agree to hold harmless the Katonah Museum Artists' Association, the Katonah Museum of Art, NWH, their agents, servants, and employees, from any claim of damage or theft that might arise from any cause whatsoever. It is a requirement of entry to the exhibition that all of the conditions stated above be understood and agreed to by virtue of the artist submitting work via this entry Form. Submittable.com will provide assistance with completing entry form and downloading images by clicking on HELP on any page. For general questions contact info@artists-kmaa.com. Please do not call the Museum directly.

The Digital Infinity - Katonah Village Library, KMAA Juried Exhibition 

Juried by Rebecca Elisabeta Marya (Rem) Ribeiro, Curator at the Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase College, SUNY

KMAA invites you to submit your work for The Digital Infinity — a juried exhibition exploring how finite visual elements can spark infinite creative possibilities.

Digital infinity is commonly known in linguistics, best describing how language is “the use of finite means to express an unlimited array of thoughts.” We can take this concept into an even more abstract realm, understanding it to simply be the infinite use of finite means. Often, when thinking about art, there are specific finite “digits” or “basics” that are used as a starting point. Artists such as Piet Mondrian studied these “digits,” being: the primary colors, black and white, and simple geometric shapes and lines. This exhibition seeks to highlight works by artists who have utilized and experimented with a set of “finite digits” in artmaking, and have, in turn, created a sense of infinite space and possibility - both visually and emotionally. 

KMAA Artists are invited to submit two-dimensional works measuring up to 40” in height or width. 

IMPORTANT DATES: 

Submission Period: August 26 – September 16, 2025 

Drop-Off of Accepted Work: November 1, 2025 (10:30am–1:00pm) 

Opening Reception: November 6, 2025 (6:00–7:30pm)

Artist Talk: November 22, 2025 (3:00-4:30pm) 

Exhibition On View: November 2 – 29, 2025

Pick-Up: November 30, 2025 (10:00am–12:00pm)  
 

ENTRY AND SUBMISSION GUIDELINES. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: Do not contact the Katonah Museum for details regarding this exhibition or with questions about your submission. For all questions, contact: info@artists-kmaa.com. If you cannot make the above date requirements work for you, please do not submit. Work that is not submitted within the Submittable entry dates, will not be considered. If you are unable to drop-off your work in person, please make arrangements to have someone drop it off and pick it up for you as work will not be accepted into the exhibition if it is not dropped off during the specified drop-off time period. Work that is not picked up and properly signed out by a KMAA representative during the designated date and time will be donated. Submitting artists must be current members of the Katonah Museum Artists' Association and the KMA. It is the responsibility of each artist to check and verify their membership status. If your membership is not current at the time of drop-off, KMAA will request that you renew your membership and show proof at the drop-off. Incomplete entries will not be processed. Payment of membership fee must be done through the Katonah Museum of Art at 914-232-9555 or https://www.katonahmuseum.org/support/membership/

By participating in this show, artists agree to: 1) make their piece of art available for the entire duration of the show and under no circumstances will remove their work from the exhibition prematurely and/or without a KMAA representative on site during the designated timeframe to properly check out the work (2) will assume full responsibility and costs associated to package and ship or deliver their artwork to a buyer including the use of their own appropriate insurance; 3) be able to deliver or ship their purchased piece of art within seven (7) days of the close of the show; and 4) allow the KMAA, KMA, to show their piece of art on any of their online and print platforms for the purposes of publicity and otherwise.

ARTWORK GUIDELINES:

KMAA Artists are invited to submit two-dimensional works measuring up to 40” in height or width. No three-dimensional artworks are permitted for submission. Please make sure your artwork is wired and ready to hang, KMAA will not make adjustments to artists' works. Please reach out to the KMAA with any hanging and wiring questions by emailing info@artists-kmaa.com. Do not contact the Katonah Museum of Art or the exhibiting venue for details regarding this exhibition or with questions about your submission. 

FEES: Artists may submit up to 3 works, 1 for $35, 2 for $40, 3 for $45, payable via Submittable on this form. Submissions must follow all guidelines or will not be accepted. Fee is not refundable.  

ARTIST STATEMENT    Must be 200 words or less. Do not submit a Resume or CV. Viewers will be able to view more about you and your work on the website (using the link) that you provide. One Website or Social Media link will be accepted, please confirm links are working prior to submitting.

IMAGE FORMAT 

JPEG

SALES: 

Sales will occur directly between the artist and buyer and the KMAA requests that we are informed of any completed sale by emailing info@artists-kmaa.com, for our records. Once a sale has been made, The Katonah Village Library has a 20% fee, and the artist may wish to make a 10% donation to the Katonah Museum of Art.

Artists participating and/or selling work agree to hold harmless the Katonah Museum Artists' Association, the Katonah Museum of Art, the Katonah Village Library and their agents, servants, and employees, from any claim of damage or theft that might arise from any cause whatsoever. Artists should arrange for proper insurance coverage for their work. Images of work may be used for publicity purposes.

It is a requirement of entry to the exhibition that all of the conditions stated above be understood and agreed to by virtue of the artist submitting work via this entry form. In addition, accepted artists must sign the Release/Waiver of Liability in-person, at artwork drop-off. Submittable.com will provide assistance with completing the entry form and downloading images by clicking on HELP on any page.

For general questions, please contact info@artists-kmaa.com. Please do not call the Museum directly. The Katonah Village Library staff are not responsible for accepting or storing artwork, for all exhibition matters, please reach out to the KMAA over email.