TURN UP THE GREENS
So what do you do when you’re too cheap to buy delicate little microgreens and you’re too lazy to plant a garden? Check out this indoor microgreen sculpture, of sorts, that also happens to house a sound system. I know, I want one too. It seems that options, culinary and otherwise, are boundless for those with no limits on their imagination. This show is open to them as well…
Check out this Call for Entries for the Gateway to Imagination show from The Farmington Museum. This art show does not restrict your interpretation or theme and is open to all media… so no excuses for not entering. Take a look!
CALL for ENTRIES: Gateway to Imagination
The Farmington Museum announces a call to artists for a national juried art competition, May 6 – July 9, 2011 in Farmington, NM. Up to $2750.00 in cash awards.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists 18 years or older residing in the United States, except Farmington Museum employees. Entries must be artist’s original work. The artwork must have been completed after January 1, 2009 (or 2010)* and cannot have been shown in previous Gateway to Imagination juried shows. *Editor’s note: The prospectus says 2009, but several listings in other places say 2010.
MEDIA: All types of media will be considered, no theme
is required.
DEADLINE: March 8, 2010 is the deadline for entry fee; on-line, mailed, or hand-delivered contracts; SASE; slides/digital files.
NOTIFICATION: April 2, 2010. Museum will send notification letters, whether or not the art has been accepted, and additional shipping/presentation instructions.
ENTRY FEE: Entry fee of $35.00 for two slides or digital files. To pay by credit card, please call Cherie Powell 505-599-1174.
SUBMISSIONS: This is one of the more unusual ways to upload entries. Click Here and read the right side of the page for instructions and a phone number for assistance if you need it. *Editor’s Note: The system works, but you know not everyone will be interested enough to figure it out… so it might actually improve your chances, ha.
SALES: A 25% commission will be charged on works sold during the exhibition.
