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Memefest 2004 Visual Arts competition guidelines now available at
www.memefest.org
Blogs, town halls, and smart mobs. Seems everywhere you turn these
days people are speaking up. The silhouettes in the audience are
grabbing those microphones and claiming a little "I'm Mad As Hell"
time. No wonder then that designers and artists and visual
communicators of all stripes are wading into the fray and lending
their talents to the great collective push to reclaim the soapbox.
This year, Memefest wants to explore the motivations, the methods,
and the particular madness of designers who pass up cash and glory in
order to spend their free time promoting social movements.
To that end, the 2004 Visual Arts Competition is seeking
politically-engaged design and! visual work from artists, animators,
graphic designers and multimedia manipulators. Deadline for
submissions is May 20th 2004. Get the details at
www.memefest.org.
A little background...
Memefest is the International Festival of Radical Communications.
It's goal is to encourage Design, Communications, and Sociology
students -- most of whom are being groomed for careers in advertising
-- to turn their talents against the hand that may end up feeding
them. Students are challenged to submit visual work, multimedia
pieces and essays which grapple with market culture or try to
redirect communications strategies towards the creation of positive
social change.
There is also a special category open to non students as well. Check
Beyond here
The submitted works are then commented on and judged by a panel that
includes leading radical thinkers, visual artists, and
commu!nications professionals from around the globe. Memefest occurs!
almost 100% online and last year our virtual gallery was filled up
with 250 entries from 26 countries.
Memefest crawled out of Slovenia's academic and artistic mix in 2002
as a response to the country's cultural environment. Having been
exposed to concentrated doses of branding and commercial information
over the decade since their country embraced capitalism, the founders
of Memefest decided it was time to make some space for a critical
look at the beast that has been running wild. Since this time, the
crew that puts Memefest together has been growing, picking up media
malcontents in Canada through Adbusters Media Foundation, and around
the world through its website,
www.memefest.org.
The Organizers of Memefest 2004.
" A long memory is the most radical idea in America."
-Claire Sparks
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Be part of one of the largest, most dynamic and progressively-programmed
cultural events in the region!
The 13th Annual Festival of Philippine Arts and Culture (FPAC), to be held
on September 11-12, 2004 at Pt. Fermin Park in San Pedro, is looking for
artists of all genres to feature.
As a program of FilAm ARTS (www.FilAmARTS.org), FPAC has grown to be the
largest presenter of Philippine arts and culture in Southern California with
two stages showcasing traditional and contemporary talent, the Youth
Pavilion, Seniors Village, Farmers Market and Vegetable Competition,
PinoyVisions Film Festival, FPAC Balagtasan Poetry Slam and Amateur DJ
Battle, Culinary Arts Corner and Adobo Cook-Off, Community Wellness Village,
a marketplace by the sea and more!
FPAC is YOUR Festival. Last year‚s FPAC drew a multicultural,
intergenerational audience of over 25,000 from all over the country. Every
year FPAC provides our artists with a space to share their work. We aim to
continue FPAC's tradition of presenting a diverse and respected repertoire
of traditional folk and contemporary Filipino/Filipino American arts.
The following areas are now requesting submissions for consideration:
The MainStage and The Generations Plaza Stage
- Traditional / Folk
- Performance Art
- Dance
- Music
- Comedy
2nd Annual FPAC Literary Festival
- Poets
- Fiction
- Non-Fiction
- Spoken Word
- Comedy
- Monologues
Material must be suitable for all ages.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: FRIDAY, MAY 14, 2004
If you'd like to be considered, please send your name/group name, address,
primary phone and e-mail, and any materials for consideration, i.e. demos,
VHS or VCD of songs or performances, media kits, etc. to:
FilAm ARTS
ATTN: FPAC Call for Artists
3121 West Temple Street
Los Angeles, CA 90026
For inquiries:
FilAm Arts - (213) 389-3050
FilAm Arts Fax - (213) 389-3069
E-mail FPAC@filamarts.org
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Hello,
I am co-chairing a session with Rachel Clarke at CSU, Sacramento, at the up-coming College Art Association in Atlanta. If you are interested in participating or know of someone who should apply, please have them send their proposal to us. If you have any questions about the session, please email me.†
The deadline for submissions is May 14th.
Here is the call:
Screenshots and Audio Effects; Electronic Events 2005
Doreen Maloney, University of Kentucky, and Rachel Clarke, California State University, Sacramento; mail to: Doreen Maloney, 207 Fine Arts, UK, Lexington, KY 40506 and to Rachel Clarke, Department of Art, CSU, Sacramento, Sacramento, CA 95819
Video art has been used as a conceptual, self-reflexive tool to examine society, culture, and media hegemonies for over 40 years. Video art moves about walls in flowing digital paintings and confronts us like a voice in installations. Similarly, sonic sculptures draw us through gallery spaces, inviting our attention and participation. This panel encourages artists who work with video and/or sound to discuss the relationship of their art to aesthetics, content and technology. Presenters could address: What strategies do artists using video and sound now adopt? How does the public assess the artistic quality of a form that represents entertainment and cheap reproduction? How do we talk about the shared conceptual space between sound, installation and video art? The panel invites proposals from artists, theorists and art historians. Unusual formats are encouraged.
You can submit your proposals electronically to both Rachel Clarke and Doreen Maloney at the following addresses:
dmalone@uky.edu
rclarke@csus.edu
Proposals need to be:
1. one to two pages double-spaced proposal and a cover letter.
2. CV
3. videotapes, dvd's, etc. sent to chairs at the mailing address
4. a stamped, self-addressed postcard for confirmation that the materials have been received
5. CAA membership status
Please post to other related lists.
Thanks,
doreen maloney
Unversity of Kentucky, Lexington
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TEADAWORKS 2004 - 3RD ANNUAL NEW PERFORMANCE LAB & FESTIVAL
Boundary breaking performances that blow off the cutting edge!
CALL FOR ARTISTS (please forward this notice - sorry for any duplication)
APPLICATION DUE - MAY 5, 2004
NOTIFICATION BY - MAY 10, 2004
WORKSHOPS START - Saturdays 10 AM – 1PM, June through August
FESTIVAL PERFORMACES - August 12- 20
Use Application below or go to www.teada.org
Announcing TeAda Productions 3rd Annual New Performance Development Lab and
Festival SEARCH for this year's artists. TEADA WORKS is about the artistic
process. This annual festival offers artists a rare opportunity to work
intensively and collaboratively to develop new performance works through
workshops, rehearsals and labs (performance workout sessions). Audiences
are also encouraged to engage in the development process in order to enhance
both artistic form and cultural understanding. Audiences can participate by
attending the Open Rehearsals and Talk-Back sessions at Angel’s Gate
Cultural Center in San Pedro, and then attend culminating performances at
the Highways Performance Space in Santa Monica. Launched in August of 2002,
the TEADAWORKS Festival successfully earned TeAda Productions its second
consecutive “Best Bet” recommendations from the Los Angeles Times. In 2002,
TeAda Productions was also awarded a “Best of LA” recognition from the LA
Weekly. The 2004 TEADAWORKS Festival will be a continuation of this
provocative artistic event informing the audiences about multi-cultural
issues while pushing the boundaries of performance art, dance, theater,
spoken word and both cultural and artistic hybridity. TEADAWORKS artists are
the ones to watch!
The TEADAWORKS Artist Manifesto:
1) Reckless experimentation and miscegenation of multiple art forms
2) Fearless tackling of personal, political, global and diasporic issues
3) Collaboration and commitment to challenging each other as artists and
audience members.
Founded by Artistic Director Leilani Chan in 1995, TEADA PRODUCTIONS is a
multi-cultural non-profit organization whose mission is to enrich the
repertoire of contemporary work created and performed by artists of color
through creation, development, presentation, and touring of
interdisciplinary performance/theatre projects. It serves as a channel to
educate audiences about controversial multi-cultural issues and recognize
the importance of underserved communities. All artistic presentations deal
with cultural and political issues most urgent to their communities. Issues
previously explored include: multi-racial identity, sexual
orientation/homophobia, struggles with immigrant and non-immigrant
communities of color and much more.
TeAda Productions has been supported by the California Arts Council, Los
Angeles County Arts Commission, City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs
Department and City of Santa Monica Cultural Affairs Division. TeAda
Productions is in residence at the 18th Street Arts Complex in Santa Monica.
***
TEADAWORKS 2004 - 3RD ANNUAL NEW PERFORMANCE LAB & FESTIVAL - ARTIST
APPLICATION
Boundary breaking performances that blow off the cutting edge!
CALL FOR ARTISTS
Want to perfom? Want to create your own interdisciplinary, collaborative,
poetic, moving performance? Want to learn from experienced
multi-disciplinary artists of color?
Participate in a TeAda Works Artist Lab!
? Have experience and want an opportunity to create new work and teach your
craft to the community? Apply to be a Core Artist.
? Have no experience but want to dive in and learn? Apply to a Community
Artist.
Core Artist - Develop a 15-30 minute interdisciplinary performance piece to
be performed as part of the TeAda Works Open Rehearsal at Angel’s Gate
Cultural Center in San Pedro and two weeks later as part of the TeAda Works
Festival of New Performance at Highways Performance Space in Santa Monica.
Community Artist – Work with TeAda Works Artist and Residence and Core
Artists in 8 interdisciplinary performance workshops to develop a 5-10
minute interdisciplinary performance piece. Perform your new as part of the
TeAda Works Open Rehearsal at Angel’s Gate Cultural Center in San Pedro and
two weeks later as part of the TeAda Works Festival of New Performance at
Highways Performance Space in Santa Monica.
APPLICATION DUE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2004
NOTIFICATION BY MONDAY, MAY 10, 2004
WORKSHOPS START SATURDAYS 10 AM – 1PM, JUNE THRU AUGUST
TeAda Productions
TeAda Production exists to enrich the repertoire of contemporary works
created and performed by people of color.
The TeAda Commitment to the Artist for the TeAda Works Festival and
Labs/Workshps:
This is the 2nd annual TeAda Works Festival. TeAda is dedicated to the
selected/chosen artists by giving support and providing a nurturing
atmosphere for the development of new work in the following ways:
? Assist in finding rehearsal space for workshops and master classes for
core and community artists.
? Coordinate and develop the advertising and marketing materials
? Provide front-of-house staff for the performances (your friends can
volunteer and receive one free ticket).
? Assist in finding technical staff such as stage managers and technical
design staff.
? Provide a reception on the opening or closing performance (TeAda relies
upon donations from the businesses and communities we serve.)
? Performance space for technical rehearsals and performance dates.
CORE ARTIST LAB
If you are selected to be a TeAda Works Core Artist, you will receive an
Artist Fee of $500 to be shared with your collaborators as determined by
you. You will also receive all the benefits listed above.
As a Core Artist you are REQUIRED to:
- Develop a NEW work (fifteen minutes in length) with a COLLABORATOR
- Create your own rehearsal schedule for yourself and your collaborator(s)
- Attend (1) dress and (1) technical rehearsal (technical rehearsal to be
scheduled between August 25-27)
- Attend (3) Core Artists’ Labs to share your developing work with other
participants
- Perform at an open rehearsals at Angel’s Gate Cultural Center in San Pedro
on July 31.
- Perform full staged work with lights on Thursday 8/19 & Friday 8/20 (in
August) at Highways Performance Space in Santa Monica as part of the TeAda
Works Festival of New Performance.
- Conduct at least (1) workshop with community artists
- Attend and give feedback at the final workshop with community artists
- Sell a minimum of (10) tickets to TeAda Works Festival
- Assist in some way with TeAda Works Festival marketing/outreach
COMMUNITY ARTIST LAB
If you are selected to be a Community Artist, you will attend 7 workshops
where you will work with TeAda Works Artist in Residence, Core Artists and
guest artists to develop a new 5-10 minute performance piece. Community
Artists can be starting from scratch on a new work or someone who has no
experience to some experience.
Workshops will be held on Saturdays 10am-1pm starting June 12. Workshops
and culminating in open rehearsals on July 31 @ Angel’s Gate Cultural Center
and three performances August 12-14 @ Highways Performance Space in Santa
Monica.
As a Community Artist you are REQUIRED to:
- To attend all seven workshops
- Participate in all Community Artist Lab performances and open
rehearsals
- Sell a minimum of 10 tickets to TeAda Works Festival at Highway’s
Performance Space.
- Assist in some way with TeAda Works Festival marketing/outreach
- To pay a $50 workshop fee
In lieu of the $50 workshop fee you may:
- Volunteer your services to help produce the TeAda Works Festival.
- Volunteering is encouraged and offers participants the opportunity to
learn the skills need to produce and develop your own work.
APPLICATION DUE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2004
NOTIFICATION BY MONDAY, MAY 10, 2004
WORKSHOPS START SATURDAYS 10 AM – 1PM, JUNE THRU AUGUST (STARTING JUNE 12)
TEADAWORKS 2004 - Artist Application
I am applying to be a o Core Artist o Community Artist o Both
Name (s)
Title of Proposed new work
Address
City/State/Zip
Phone(s
E-mail Date of Birth
Ethnicity(ies)
On a separate page answer the following questions.
1) List performance experience and/or past participation TeAda Productions
workshops, performances or as a volunteer.
2) Brief Bio (one paragraph that can be used in a press release, postcard
and program).
3) Description of proposed new work you plan to develop as part of the Lab:
Theme, disciplines involved, etc. (250 words maximum that can be used for
publicity in press release, postcard and program)
4) Describe your project: the nature of the collaboration and how will you
plan to develop your new work. Please list potential collaborator(s)
(choreographer, director, musician, dramaturge, etc.) you plan to work with
on this project.
5) If you are planning on volunteering please describe the type of role you
would like to learn more about for example: technical crew (lights, sound,
costume & props), marketing & outreach, production & administration, etc.
Application must be RECEIVED BY May 5, 2004 via:
Email (preferred): teada@teada.org
Fax: 310/453-4347 (with a cover sheet)
Mail: TeAda Productions, 1653 18 th St. #2, Santa Monica CA 90404
For more info, please contact TeAda Productions at 310-998-8765 or
teada@teada.org
TEADAWORKS Artist Manifesto:
1) Reckless experimentation and miscegenation of multiple art forms
2) Fearless tackling of personal, political, global and diasporic issues
3) Collaboration and commitment to challenging each other as artists and
audience members.
Selected proposals will show the most potential to reach the goals of this
Manifesto
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Somerset, United Kingdom
Somerset Film and Video
CONDUCT - digital interventions into rural environments
Three digital arts residencies
http://www.theengineroom.net/conduct.htm
Our intentions
To heighten the profile of digital arts in rural Somerset by introducing digital/interventionist artists into three locations, by facilitating creative responses from the host communities and by setting in place a supportive framework for future work.
Somerset Film and Video (SFV) aim to develop a sustainable digital arts practice across Somerset and to examine the value and relevance of digital media in rural environments.
The project
Three Digital Arts Residencies
Somerset has strong craft and performance arts communities, but there is comparatively little contemporary digital work.
We are seeking three digital artists with an ability to innovate and challenge.
Each artist will be placed in one of three Somerset regions, they will be expected to generate a new piece of work(s) in response to the locale that addresses and/or explores the relevance of digital media in rural environments.
After creating and exhibiting (or performing, or installing..) the work they will be expected to facilitate a creative response to their work from the local community.
While seeking artists with a public art track record and an enthusiasm for working collaboratively, we especially welcome applications from artists with cross-discipline practice. We will not recruit those who tread the more derivative paths of community practice. We will favour those artists who share our recognition that digital art does not only mean work that uses computers.
Each residency will in addition have an attached bursary placement for an emergent local artist to work alongside the lead practitioner.
The lead artists will receive a fee of L3000 payable in 3 stages, with a commitment of approx 24 days over a 3 month period expected from each selected artist. Equipment and technical support will be provided by the Engine Room and additional equipment budgets will be negotiable.
Submission Guidelines:
:Deadline for entries 1700 hours 19th April 2004
:Interviews for short-listed applicants 29th/30th April 2004
:Notification of selected artists 4th May
:First phase of project start 22nd /23rd May 2004
:Second residency July – September 2004
:Third residency September – November 2004
Entry requirements:
- Artists must have been out of full time education for over 3 years
If you wish to make a submission please send :
- a brief (1 sheet of A4 max) explanation of why you feel digital media is relevant/irrelevant in rural environments.
- a brief (1 sheet of A4 max ) biography and outline of your work.
- examples of your work (15mins maximum) on DVD/VHS/miniDV/DVCAM/DigiBeta/CD/DAT/minidisc/CD-Rom (if sending CD-ROM please ensure it is compatible with Windows XP, Mac OS9/OSX.).
If sending URL please send hard copy as websites that are not viewable during selection time will be discounted.
Rok prijave: 19/04/04
Kontakt:
Somerset Film and Video, the engine room
CONDUCT
52 high st., bridgwater
somerset TA6 3BL
UK
tel: +44(0)1278433187
conduct@somersetfilm.com
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Karlsruhe, Germany
ZKM Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe
\\international \ media \ art \ award 2004
Theme: inVISIBLE \\ art_science
www.swr.de/medienkunstpreis/en/...
With the announcement of this year’s competition theme, the \\international\media\art \award is attempting for the first time to explore and draw attention to a long overdue paradigm shift – namely, that in this age of apparatus-driven perception and the machine and media supported production of images, the monopoly on images no longer belongs to the world of art. Highly interesting and relevant imaging processes have also been developed by the world of science. This is the essence of what W.J.T. Mitchell terms the “pictorial turn“: the sciences have now also become creators of images ...
subject
The competition theme for 2004 is “inVISIBLE \\ art_science“.
Prizes will be awarded for artistic merit, independent image and sound expression, originality and creativity in the media specific handling and processing of the subject.
submission
Each entrant may submit up to two entries. Video entries should not be longer than 15 minutes each. Works already nominated in a previous video art award or media art award competition are excluded. There must be no advertising or promotional content in any entry. Entries will not be accepted from employees of the organizers. Entrance is free of charge. VHS tapes may be submitted to be viewed by the pre-selection jury. In the case of Internet projects, a precise technical specification is required. Video documentation must be submitted for projects involving installations.
Deadline: 01/04/2004
Contact:
ZKM
Lorenzstr. 19
D-76135 Karlsruhe
Germany
medienkunstpreis@zkm.de
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Maastricht, The Netherlands
Jan van Eyck Academie, Post – Academic Institute for Research and Production
Research grants
Artists, designers and theorist from all over the world who fit the researchers' profile are welcome to apply.
http://www.janvaneyck.nl/%7eapplication/
Grant
Every researcher receives a grant of the Jan van Eyck Academie. The annual grant amounts to EUR 8.840. The grant is paid in 13 installments of EUR 680. The grant will be indexed annually to compensate for the higher costs of living.
The academy estimates living expenses, including accommodation (on the basis of the Dutch standard for a minimal standard of living) at EUR 615 a month.
Compensation and/or assistance in finding additional financial means for living accommodation are offered as well.
Researcher’s profile
All researchers are required to have attained a level equivalent to a master’s degree, and preferably to have some years’ professional experience.
The objectives of the researchers and advising researchers are of primary significance to the programme at the Jan van Eyck Academie. Researchers are expected to establish the aims, methodologies and realisation of their projects.
Language
The Jan van Eyck is an international institute that welcomes artists, designers and theorists from all over the world. The languages of communication in the academy are English and Dutch. Researchers must have sufficient knowledge of English.
Departments
The Jan van Eyck contains three departments: Fine Art, Design and Theory. Candidates should state in their application which department they would like to join.
The selection of individual or collective research projects is carried out per department, per discipline. Candidates are asked to relate to a particular discipline. This does not necessarily mean the submitted proposal has to fit within the generally valid definition of the chosen discipline: it has everything to do with the independently formulated relationship to the discipline.
Research period
The academic year runs from January 1 till December 31.
Candidates can apply for a one or two year research period starting on January 1 each year.
It is also possible to apply for a different research period. In that case candidates must indicate the length of their desired research period. A time planning for their research project, stating when they would like to start and end their stay at the Jan van Eyck Academie, must be included in the application.
Application fee
The application fee is EUR 35. Your application will only be dealt with if this amount is transferred before the application deadline.
Rok prijave: 15/04/04
Kontakt:
Jan van Eyck Academie
Leon Westenberg
Academieplein 1
6211 KM Maastricht
The Netherlands
tel: +31 (0)43 350 37 37
fax: +31 (0)43 350 37 99
leon.westenberg@janvaneyck.nl
http://www.janvaneyck.nl/
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Call for Artists: Film, Video and Fine Art Projects
New Screen Broadcasting
(Orlando FL)
New Screen Broadcasting is a newly formed television station dedicated to promoting contemporary art and film. Our mission is to support artists, promote arts participation, and demonstrate the societal value of the arts. We believe, first and foremost, that we are here to offer artists a unique opportunity to showcase their film, video, and fine art projects, while maintaining an open door policy for emerging and underrepresented artists.
We are currently accepting film and video submissions for our initial programming that will be broadcast on WRCF-TV Channel 29, Orlando. Accepted works may also have a 30 to 60 second clip, with abstract, included in the SOLO Arts online video library.
New Screen Broadcasting was founded in an association with WRCF-TV Channel 29, a Class A television broadcast station located in Orlando, Florida, a nationally ranked top 20 television viewing market. We are a television station, however, we think of ourselves as a gallery and much more. While watching New Screen Broadcasting, one may see - narrative films, experimental shorts, documentaries, fine art, digital art or even a concert.
Please visit www.NewScreenBroadcasting.com for application and further details.
Application fee: $30
Application Date: May 15, 2004
info@newscreenbroadcasting.com
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Artist Grant
George and Helen Segal Foundation
The George and Helen Segal Foundation is accepting applications for grants ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 for painters only. Applications may be found on our website segalfoundation.org or you may contact us at Segal Foundation, 136 Davidson's Mill Rd., N Brunswick, NJ 08902. The deadline for submission is October 1, 2004.
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Kaye Artist in Residence Program, The City College of New York
The City College of New York, Art Department
(New York NY)
The Kaye Artist in Residence Program will bring an installation and/or public artist to The City College of New York campus for the spring semester 2005 (January-June). The CCNY Art Department offers undergraduate and graduate programs in art and art history. (See http://www.ccny.cuny.edu/art/ for more information.) This position is intended to add a new dimension to our existing curriculum in studio art. The City College Kaye Artist in Residence Program is made possible through a generous gift from the H. Austin Kaye and Florence R.S. Kaye Foundation.
The Kaye Artist in Residence will teach one undergraduate studio course. We seek candidates with a dynamic approach to teaching installation and/or public art. Responsibilities also include conducting studio visits to MFA students, giving a public lecture on his/her work, and installing a small exhibition or public art work in the department gallery, the art building or (if possible) on campus during the semester of residence. The responsibilities of the position include extensive dialogue with the college community, including students, faculty and staff. The Kaye Artist in Residence will be a fulltime temporary member of the CCNY Art Department community.
Candidates must be accomplished artists near the beginnings of their careers, ideally with teaching experience in installation and/or public art. In fulfillment of the specific requirements mentioned above, the artist in residence will be asked to spend a full day on campus each week of the semester. Ability to work with students with a broad range of media and techniques, which can include photography and new media, is desirable. The Kaye artist in resident will be awarded a $20,000 honorarium.
To apply, send a CV, letter of introduction (including prior experience and interest in the position), and a course proposal. Application materials will not be returned. Please do not send slides or visual documentation at this time.
Application Date: 04/30/04
Address applications to:
Prof. Ellen Handy, Chairperson
Dept of Art, Compton Goethals Hall
The City College of New York, CUNY
Convent Avenue and 138th Street
New York NY 10031
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Curated show in San Francisco is seeking artists
nationally and internationally to submit proposals on
the idea of Consumption. All work that addresses the
ideas and issues surrounding the act or process of
consuming or the state of being consumed will be
considered. Any medium. Deadline May 31st. Send
slides/CD of your work, proposal, SASE, $10 entry fee
to: TAGart 1007 Bosworth, San Francisco, CA 94131.
Slides/CDs without SASE will not be returned.
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Exhibition of Women's Art
Soho20
(New York NY)
SOHO2O CHELSEA invites artists to participate in the Tenth Annual International Exhibition of Women's Art, July 20- August 14,2004, in Chelsea, the heart of the New York art world. Juror: Judy Hecker, Assistant Curator of Prints and Illustrated Books at MOMA. The deadline for submission is May 15, 2003. Best in show winner receives solo exhibition concurrent with selected group show winners. Open to the international community of women artists 21+ working in all media. For more information and a prospectus, please visit our website at www.soho20gallery.com, email us at soho20@earthlink.net, or send SASE to SOHO2O CHELSEA, 511 West 25th Street, Suite 605, New York, NY 10001