The Tallahassee International is an annual, juried competition sponsored by the Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts and juried by faculty from the College of Fine Arts. The competition is open to artists worldwide, eighteen years of age or older, and artists may submit up to two works of art, in the medium of their choice, for consideration. A $20 entry fee assists with expenses related to the competition, including production of the catalog and return shipping. This year close to 200 artists entered the competition giving the jurors nearly 400 works to review. The jurors this year were Carolyn Henne, FSU College of Fine Arts Associate Dean and Art Department Chair and Allys Palladino-Craig, MoFA Director. The jurying process is blind, and jurors decide on works based on their own merit and must agree the artist demonstrates skill within the chosen medium. After much deliberation, 64 works by 40 artists were selected for the exhibition. The pieces chosen represent a wide array of contemporary work, encompassing all art forms from traditional to unconventional. The Museum of Fine Arts congratulates this year’s accepted artists and welcomes visitors to The 31stTallahassee International.—JDY