SAD FOOD
Why is tuna cassarole, of all things, the “go to” dish to take to a family in mourning? I find tuna cassarole depressing, and depression is not supposed to be the end result of taking a covered dish to a family suffering loss. You are supposed to comfort them, make their life simpler by elimating the need to cook. I’m telling you… they throw all 14 of the tuna cassaroles in the trash. I’m just saying that if you feel the need to every bring food to my house, I prefer soup or chocolate anything. This next Call asks that you contemplate death…and maybe even the food that inevitably accompanies it. Investigate…
Check out this Call for Entries for the A Book About Death exhibit at the Quetzalcoatl Gallery in Seattle, Washington. This in an all-hung exhibit which will give you another exhibit on your resume, and there is no entry fee! Take a closer look…
ALL HUNG EXHIBIT:
A Book About Death
ELIGIBILITY: This all-hung exhibit is open to all artists internationally.
MEDIA: Send one two dimensional postcard, print or artwork in any media framed or unframed to exhibit in the gallery. The art needs to have the words “A Book About Death” in any language somewhere on the front. The size may range from 10.16 cm x 15.24 cm (the smallest size) 4″x6″ to 20.32 cm x 25.4 cm (the largest size) 8″x10″.
DEADLINE: Must arrive by 10pm on October 31, 2011
NOTIFICATION: Confirmation of the work at the gallery will be posted on the blog when received by the gallery.
ENTRY FEE: None.
For complete details, visit the A Book About Death blog!
