Member Virtual Exhibition
2025 Member Virtual Exhibition
The purpose of the Member Virtual Exhibition (MVE) is to provide the opportunity for members to participate in a statewide, juried competition of their peers. FAEA proudly sponsors this exhibition to foster and encourage our members as working artists, and we celebrate their accomplishments! All jurors are professionals in the visual arts field with expertise in the evaluation of artwork for exhibition. Artworks accepted into the MVE are eligible for awards and are celebrated at the 2025 FAEA Conference and on the FAEA website.
Click the following links to learn how you can participate in this year's MVE:
Submit Your Artwork for the MVE (Due Aug. 20)
Apply to Become a MVE Adjudicator (Due Aug. 10)
Artwork Submission Guidelines & MVE Overview
2025 Member Virtual Exhibition Rules & Eligibility:
- Artwork entered has been produced in the past two years
- Artwork that has appeared in a previous Member Virtual Exhibition is not eligible for submission
- Artist's name and/or signature should not be visible on the submission
- Participating artist must be a current FAEA member
- Cost per entry: $15
- Maximum number of entries per member: 5
- Entry categories:
- Full Active Member - K-12 Art Teacher
- Full Active Member - Supervisor, Higher Education, or Museum & Cultural Organization
- Retired Member
Artworks for the Member Virtual Exhibition are juried on a sliding scale. Works that are accepted for the Member Virtual Exhibition are scored based on the demonstration of excellent intention, use of materials, and technical ability to create expression within the artwork. The composition is original, imaginative, and inventive. The work as a whole addresses complex visual or conceptual ideas with excellent success.
Submissions Accepted May 1 - August 20, 2025
MVE Adjudicator Application
FAEA is looking for volunteer judges to adjudicate the 2025 Member Virtual Exhibition. FAEA members who meet at least one of the following credentials are invited to submit an application by Sunday, August 10:
- AP/IB Reader
- AP/IB Trainer
- AP/IB Teacher
- District Art Supervisor
- Museum Educator
- Higher Education Instructor/Lecturer
- Practicing Artist
Please note that artists entering artwork for the 2025 MVE are not eligible to adjudicate.
Congratulations to the 2024 Member Virtual Exhibition Winners!
The 2024 MVE awardees were honored during the 2024 FAEA Conference at the MVE Reception, sponsored in part by The Art of Education University and Museum of Fine Arts.
Please join FAEA in celebrating our members whose works are featured in the 2024 Member Virtual Exhibition!
2024 MVE Accepted List
View 2024 Exhibition
2024 MVE Award Winners - Sponsored by The Art of Education University
Functional Ceramic Award
Nate Greenwood
Skull Pitcher Set
stoneware ceramic
East Lake High School
Pinellas County
Landscape Award
Patricia Cummins
Val-Kill Bridge to the Roosevelt Cottage
oil on canvas
Retired
Miami-Dade County
Figurative Award
Robin Lemo
See No, Hear No, Speak No
acrylic painting
Retired
Broward County
Digital Art/Photography Award
Cindy Oakes
Reaching for the Heavens
digital photography
Retired
Palm Beach County
Jewelry Award
Catherine Rivera
There Will Be Dragons
silver, carved boxwood, freshwater pearls, glass beads, fireline
Retired
Miami-Dade County
Relief Sculpture Award
Lauren D'Apuzzo
Mirrored Tetrahedron
modular origami with mirrored paper
Broward County Public Schools
Broward County
Mixed Media Award
Michelle Akimenko
Feathered Abode
random weave basket with copper leaves, feathers, and coconut palm twigs
Sculptor Charter School
Brevard County
Sculpture Award
Marilyn Proctor-Givens
Connecting to Our Rich Past
Raku ceramic, leather, metal, raffia
Lincoln High School
Leon County
The Flamingo Award
Barbara Davis
Cats of Instagram
cone 6 stoneware with glaze, underglaze, terra sigillata, and copper wire
Florida State University School
Leon County
The REVEAL Award
Stephen Clay
Something in the Way
acrylic painting
Southwest Middle School
Orange County
