CALL of ENTRIES: dARTboard

FOOD
roulette
(or darts)

Menu planning is great in theory. I do it most weeks only to end up picking out dinner much like throwing a dart at a dart board. I open the frig, find a miscellaneous ingredient like fava beans and base an entire meal on it. It is part laziness and part indecisiveness. My taste buds often object to my meal planning. Hmph. What’s a girl to do? I don’t know either. This next Call involves a dARTboard of its own. Take a look…

Check out the Call for Entries from the Vilcek Foundation for the 3rd Annual dARTboard Digital Art Exhibit on Vilcek.org. There is no entry fee, but the eligibility restrictions are very specific. Pay attention to the details…

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CALL for ENTRIES:

3nd Annual dARTboard
Digital Art Exhibit

ELIGIBILITY: Eligible applicants must be foreign-born (originally foreign citizens) and be permanent US residents (green card holders) or naturalized U.S. citizens.

MEDIA: Computer-based and new media technologies

DEADLINE: 5PM EDT on Oct. 21, 2013

NOTIFICATION: By Nov. 30, 2013

ENTRY FEE: None

JUROR: Like their first winner, Ukrainian-born artist Irina Danilova, this year’s chosen artist will be invited to exhibit his or her new media work on the dARTboard, where it will be on display on Vilcek.org beginning in early 2014.

AWARDS: The chosen applicant will receive an Artist’s Honorarium of $5,000

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

1 thought on “CALL of ENTRIES: dARTboard”

R.L. Gibson says:

January 9, 2014 at 5:01 PM

Always excited to announce results:

“This year, due to a three-way tie for first place, we have selected not one but three artists to show their work. They are:

· Canadian-born Nicholas Hanna presents Bubble Device #2, a robotic bubble-making machine programmed to rekindle a sense of childlike curiosity and wonder in the viewer.
· South Korean-born Ha Na Lee was selected for her installation Vestiges, Part II, a sensor-rigged stairwell that creates a bridge between the psychological and the physical.
· Salvadoran-born Fernando Orellana will exhibit Shadows, a series of techno-effigies created around the objects of people who ha ve passed away, that allow them to use their worldly possessions once more.

These intriguing works, along with artist statements and biographies, can be found at our website at http://www.vilcek.org/gallery/dartboard/dartboard.html. ” from Violeta Venegas, The Vilcek Foundation

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