​Phillips' Mill In Solebury Sends Out Call For Signature Image

NEW HOPE, PA – Phillips’ Mill’s 96th Annual Juried Art Show committee invites artists to participate in its search for the signature image for this year’s show.

The signature image, an artistic representation of the historic Mill, is used on marketing and advertising materials including posters, ads, invitations, postcards, social media, banners, and on the Phillips' Mill website.

Submissions are being accepted from March 15 to April 15 at 5 p.m.

The winning artist will be promoted in press releases, on social media, in the Mill’s newsletter, The Grist, and on its website. The artist will receive a $500 honorarium and the signature image will automatically be included in the juried art show. The artist may also submit additional entries to the show as outlined in the show’s prospectus.

Winter Shadows (2021) by Francisco Silva.

The Phillips' Mill Party Cat (2023) by Pam Miller.

Previous images have included whimsical as well as traditional depictions of the Mill and its surroundings. Collages, watercolors, oils, and acrylics have all been selected, so artists should feel free to use their favorite medium, with the exception of photography, to express their vision of the Mill, inside or out.

To see images from past shows, visit the Past Exhibitions page on the Mill website, click here.

Artists may submit one entry and must live within a 25-mile radius of the Mill. All work must be for sale. There is no submission fee. Be sure to visit the Mill website for important eligibility details, and instructions and guidelines on how to submit your work.

"This is a dynamic opportunity for high visibility of your work, your style, and your name within the area’s community of collectors," said show organizers. "Artists are encouraged to participate in this
much-anticipated, once-a-year opportunity."

Questions? Email signatureimage@phillipsmill.org. Phillips’ Mill Community Association is located just north of New Hope at 2619 River Road, New Hope 18938. Call (215) 882-0582 or visit www.phillipsmill.org.