LAKE GEORGE — In celebration of Jazz at the Lake’s 40th anniversary, The Lake George Arts Project is putting together a groundbreaking exhibition, Synesthesia: Seeing Sound. Designed to challenge perceptions, blur the lines between sight and sound, and spark a visual dialogue that echoes the emotions and rhythms found in music.
The exhibition will be on view Aug. 28 – Sept. 15 and will coincide with the 40th Anniversary Jazz at the Lake Festival Sept. 13-15 in Shepard Park.
The juror for this exhibition is independent curator Dan Cameron. Cameron’s projects have long aspired to bring together visual and performing arts. After more than ten years as Senior Curator at the New Museum, in 2007 Cameron founded the triennial exhibition Prospect New Orleans, which has invited artists from around the world to create contemporary art installations throughout the birthplace of jazz.
Artists over the age of 18 living within 100 miles of Lake George are invited to submit up to two 2/D or 3/D works prepared for exhibition following the guidelines found on the Arts Project’s website: www.lakgeorgearts.org. All submissions must be made through the online form.
The deadline for submissions is July 5, 2024.
For more information, please contact June Waters, Director of Exhibitions, via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
