The 33rd Annual Juried Art Show, sponsored by Rabbit Run Community Arts Association and the Madison Public Library, opens April 3, and applications for admission will be accepted beginning March 10.

The art show runs through April 30 at the the library, 6111 Middle Ridge Road, and is open to all visual artists in Northeast Ohio, according to a news release.  Any high school or adult artist may submit up to three works in any two-dimensional medium. Small three-dimensional works may be submitted as well.

Cash prizes will be awarded for Best of Show and First Place to both adult and students in painting, drawing, photography and three-dimensional categories, the release stated. Ribbons will be presented for First, Second and Honorable Mention in all categories for both adults and students.

Categories are subject to change depending on entries submitted, according to the release.

Jurors for the show are Nancy Nelson Brotz, director of Visual Arts at the Ashtabula Arts Center; and Dani Klein of Stella’s Art in Willoughby.

Brotz specializes in printmaking, stained glass and mosaics and is also proficient in oil pastels and fabric.  In addition to her work at the Ashtabula Arts Center, she is currently a featured artist at Stella’s Art in Willoughby. Klein’s primary medium is clay, but she also works with acrylic and watercolors paints.

Applications for entry are available at Rabbit Run, the Madison Public Library or by visiting rabbitrun.org.

Applications will be accepted from March 10 through April 1 at the Rabbit Run office, 49 Park St. in Madison Village. The week of March 24 applications will also be accepted at the Madison Library as Rabbit Run is closed that week.

There is a non-refundable entry fee of $25 for adults and $7 for students.

The Art Show Awards reception is at 6:30 p.m. April 9 at the library.

The 33rd Annual Juried Art Show is made possible in part through the support of the Friends of Madison Public Library.

Rabbit Run is a non-profit, comprehensive fine arts association offering instruction in all the major disciplines of the fine and performing arts.