meet our guest jurors
for the June 2025 show
Kina Crow
Kina Crow made a big career change when she gave up her work as a costumer for the film and television industry. Moving from
Los Angeles to Pittsburgh PA, Kina traded her Hollywood life for a chance to indulge in making art for a living as a festival artist.
Self taught, her whimsical clay sculptures and mixed media panels thoughtfully - and humorously - explore the delight and exquisite privilege of being human.
Anthony Jacobsen
Anthony Jacobsen is a documentary photographer specializing in music, performance media, and genre-bending landscapes. As a co-founder of Echo Wave Media, Burlington County Arts Coordinator, and Gallery Curator, he has curated over 140 unique exhibits.
Anthony’s serves on multiple arts boards, including the Creative Board of Main Street Mount Holly.
what is the jury process?
The term “juried” often appears in the description of an outdoor art show, but what does that really mean? It may mean something a little different for each show producer, but overall it suggests that the show chooses its exhibitors through a process that focuses on the quality of the artwork.
The Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show uses a “blind jury”, which means our jurors do not see the artist’s names while viewing the artwork during the jury process. From the hundreds of applications we receive, one hundred and forty three artists are carefully selected for their artistic approach, and effective display.
In order to keep our shows fresh, we also invite new guest jurors for each show, who join our board in deciding which artists will be included in our June and September shows. These art professionals are chosen for their expertise in various media, and/or leadership roles in arts organizations.
Come on out to the show and see the results of this process.