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Recognizing, encouraging and promoting
Marine art and Maritime History for 40 years
SIGNATURE PORTFOLIO REVIEW The Fellows of the American Society of Marine Art gather annually to review portfolios and invite successful applicants to join a select group of artists with Signature Status. Those artists elected by the Fellows are entitled to use "ASMA" after their name on artworks and in publications. The submission period for the American Society of Marine Artists Signature Portfolio Review is from February 8th to March 11th, 2019.
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| APPLICATION FOR FELLOWSHIP Being elected to Fellowship status is a career milestone. The Fellowship oversees all artistic affairs of the American Society of Marine Artists. Fellows are expected to serve the Society and Membership, respecting and enhancing the Society’s mission and the artistic standards of excellence the Fellowship represents. All applicants for Fellowship must be a Signature Member in good standing of the American Society of Marine Artists, and have had Signature status for at least one year. Application for Fellow status will not be considered if the member’s account is not current.
Sincere thanks to all who contributed to our Anchor to Windward Capital Campaign. Your generosity strengthens the Society’s long-term financial stability and we appreciate your support. We will post the final numbers soon, but it looks like we’ve met our goals, thanks to you. Many Thanks to our Advertising Sponsors of ASMA's 40th Anniversary Celebration November 1 - 4, 2018 Charleston, SC
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Best of Show
Stephanie Turk, Art Instructor (left) YMAS Best in Show Winner Daniela Blancarte (middle), Principal, Jamey Moore (right) – North Hall High School, Gainesville, GA. Young Marine Artist Search Program (YMAS) | The Society, in conjunction with the United States Navy, United States Marines and United States Coast Guard, along with other leading national and international institutions, museums and historical societies, has produced a multi-part documentary on the Naval War of 1812 using many of our member’s works.  |
