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Year: 2013

CALL for ENTRIES: 33rd Annual Juried

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YOUR WAY

Cooks have specific media as well.  Some are bakers; some are sauce makers.  Some have special knife skills; some work only on the grill.  The art of cooking is finding a way to cook virtually any course inside your media–like, grilled pineapple for dessert.  It isn’t easy making dessert on the grill, folks.  This next Call wants you to sell your photographic media.  Take a look..

Check out this Call for Entries from Smith Township Arts Council (St. James, NY) for 33rd Annual Juried Exhibit: Medium to be exhibited at the Mills Pond House Gallery. This is such a beautiful place to exhibit your work.  You know you want to…

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Learn more about Juror Jennifer Schlesinger Hanson!CALL for ENTRIES:
Medium

 

The theme for this exhibition is Medium.  The juror is  interested in how various mediums of photography are used to enhance an artist’s statement or intention in their work. Works are often most successful when the subject matter is paired well with the correct choice of medium – the two have a symbiotic relationship.  Do you work in tintype, digital, film, platinum, gelatin silver, photogravure, etc?  Show the greatest combination of your medium with your subject.

ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists 18+

MEDIA: Photography

DEADLINE:  February 12, 2014

NOTIFICATION:  Mailed by March 7, 2014

ENTRY FEE: $45 for up to 3 entries. $30 for STAC members. (May join at time of entry)

Learn more about the American Mosaic show by downloading the Prospectus!JUROR: Jennifer Schlesinger Hanson is an artist, curator, and educator based out of Santa Fe, New Mexico. She graduated from the College of Santa Fe in 1998 with a B.A. in Photography and Journalism and was an adjunct Professor there from 2005-2006. Schlesinger Hanson has exhibited widely at southwest regional institutions such as the Marion Center for Photographic Arts (SFUAD) and the Santa Fe Art Institute, as well as national institutions such as the Southeast Museum of Photography and the Chelsea Art Museum.

Her work has been published online and in print with international publications such as Black and White Magazine U.S and UK, Diffusion Magazine and Fotoritim. Schlesinger Hanson is represented in many public collections.  Schlesinger Hanson’s own work uses various photographic mediums depending on the series she is working on. She is currently working in 19th Century albumen printing.

AWARDS: 1st Place: $300 Excellence in Photography Award, Sataporn Suravichai Memorial, Winner’s Exhibition Opportunity and one-year STAC Artist Membership. 2nd Place: $100 Award of Merit, Dr. & Mrs. Roger Gilmont Fund, Winner’s Exhibition Opportunity and One-year STAC Artist Membership.

SALES: STAC will receive a 30% gallery commission on all work sold.

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CALL for ENTRIES: Trick ART Treat

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I MISS THE TREATS

I haven’t had a trick-or-treater at my door in years.  I miss seeing cute kids in even cuter costumes.  I miss giving out chocolate, knowing it may be the only candy that doesn’t get thrown away later. But alas, I live in the mountains.  Not many people live in neighborhoods, and those that do have an “organized community,” don’t have walkable streets.  We buy 4-wheel drive vehicles because we actually need them.  Our kids go downtown and trick or treat on Main Street.  No joke. So, I have to get in the spirit other ways.  I think this next Call is a great start.  Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries from RaiseART (online) for Trick Art Treat, a fun online competition with no fee that might just get you out of your rut and into the Halloween spirit.  The award is pretty sweet…

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Learn more about the Trick Art Treat from RaiseART!CALL for ENTRIES:
Trick ART Treat

 

RaiseART wants to see, hear and/or read how you envision & create the word “Scary” for their ‘Trick ART Treat’ Halloween Contest!

ELIGIBILITY:  Open to all artists

MEDIA:  Open to all media They can use a picture, video or soundcloud, so, if you’re not a visual artist, don’t be discouraged!

DEADLINE:  Technically, I can’t find a deadline anywhere.  But, since they are specifically calling it a “Halloween” contest, let’s call the deadline October 30, 2013, assuming they will publish the winner ON Halloween. *Editor’s Note:  Raise ART confirmed my deadline intuition. 🙂

ENTRY FEE:  None

AWARD:  One artist will be selected to win a feature on RaiseART’s blog, making them eligible to win December’s Artist of the Month!

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

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REMINDER: Mono No Aware

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start

I am moving temporarily.   In addition to being musicians, my husband and I renovate houses for resale; however, we haven’t owned our own home in about 10 years.  We have finally decided to buy or build.  But in the meantime, our current rental has turned into a haven for mold & mildew.  So, we’re starting fresh in a new, smaller house (& smaller kitchen).  It would be so much easier if someone would just find and renovate a house for me for free, eh?  I am always the dreamer.  But, this next Call really IS FREE, and it isn’t a dream.  This isn’t just for filmmakers…

Check out this Call for Entries for Mono No Aware. This is a really cool FREE way to stretch your creative streak even if film is not your normal media. Be sure to investigate this one…

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Click to learn more about Mono No Aware!REMINDER:
Mono No Aware

 

Film & video have become easily accessible. One can watch content on a website, television, a home projector, or even a cell phone. For some artists and filmmakers those vehicles are copies of the original artwork, each one degraded by its format. MNA believes there is a magic in seeing the film projected as a print. There is a presence a poet has reading his/her own writing. There is a feeling that resonates in your chest when seeing a band live. For these reasons MNA encourages live music, performance and audio to expand the cinematic experience beyond the screen. MNA asks that in the spirit of the festival you not video or create copies of your performance. Some participants have gone as far as to destroy the work after its first run at the event.

Click to learn more about Mono No Aware!ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists

MEDIA: Contemporary art that incorporates Super 8mm, 16mm, 35mm or altered light projections as part of a sculpture, installation, dance, or expanded cinema performance. Submissions including digital projections will not be considered (i.e. HDcam, DigiBETA, DVcam, DVD) all moving images should be from an analog source.

DEADLINE: October 31, 2013

NOTIFICATION: Nov. 15, 2013

ENTRY FEE: None. They believe that your time and effort are fee enough. But, if you would like your film and materials sent back to you it is necessary to include a self-addressed stamped envelope with enough postage to get your items from Brooklyn, NY. (11211 zip code) back to your mailing address.

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FEATURED ARTIST: Robyn Thompson

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& EARS
wide open

Hurray!  Our first featured artist since August comes from August & September entries to the Featured Artist Contest. I needed something new, something uncommon, or maybe just to revisit something with a different eye… like flint corn once all the summer ears have disappeared.  Guess what? I got exactly that…

This month’s artist works is a an intentional painter that developed, almost by accident, into a photographer. I appreciate the exuberance and optimism in this work –an opportunity to look with a new perspective, fresh eyes, if you will.

On behalf of ArtAndArtDeadlines.com, I am proud to announce the Featured Artist chosen from the August & September entries is Robyn Thompson. I find this work to be…a nod to a little something different.

Learn more about Featured Artist Robyn Thompson! AAAD FEATURED ARTIST:
Robyn Thompson

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RoByn began her journey as an artist by being a face painter. She soon sought larger canvases and has been exploring the world of body painting for over a decade. She very much appreciates the support of her wonderful body painting models because without their bodies she would have nothing to paint on!

She initially painted bodies for several prominent photographers before picking up the camera herself.  Now she enjoys the creative control of the process from initial sketch of the body paint design through the painting process culminating in capturing the images on her trusty Nikon.

Body Painting by Featured Artist Robyn ThompsonRoByn’s artwork has been seen in such diverse places as the cover of Time Out New York, the Tyra Banks Show, HBO’s Flight of the Concords and Time Magazine’s website.

Are you self taught or formally instructed“I have a BA in visual arts. I barely graduated and didn’t really get much out of school. I was young and single parenting a toddler on the autism spectrum so it really wasn’t my priority. My areas of concentration were ceramic sculpture and paper making. I haven’t touched either in a couple of decades. I didn’t take a single drawing or painting class but really wish that I had. The things I learned aren’t relevant to my current work and I learned not a single thing about the marketing of art.”

Why paint bodies, such a temporary canvas?  And, was the photography a way to have a more permanent format to exhibit?  “I’ve never had a formal painting class. I was initially intimidated by the idea of painting on canvas. It’s such a permanent thing. I really embraced the temporary nature of body painting and found it very freeing. It was ok to take chances because it would all be gone tomorrow.

Body Painting by Featured Artist Robyn Thompson“I initially worked with photographers as a way to document my work. I learned photography as a way to get the images more like I wanted them. Exhibition has never been the focus. I just do what I do because I have a need to do it.

“Body painting is actually a very, very small part of what I do these days. I’ve just finished shooting an inclusive nude tarot deck using light painting. The 81 cards have models ranging from 18 to 76 and from under 100 to over 300 lbs.”

Your work is both fantastical AND oddly organic.  Talk to me about your inspiration.   “I like transformation.  I like ambiguity.  I like magic.  Body painting got its start as a magical religious thing.  I want to bring that back.”

Why the objection to touching up you work in Photoshop?  What would this technological aid change for you about what makes you work your own? 

Body Painting by Featured Artist Robyn ThompsonI think that Photoshop is often used as a shortcut or as a cheat.  When I was working with photographers, I had my body painting Photoshopped several times without permission.  I’ve seen body painters use it to fix blotchy spots or shaky lines.  I think it compromised the integrity of the work.  It is easier to fix something in post rather than do it right the 1st time. 

“My strong anti-Photoshop bias but me in the minority, but I am not alone on this.  I’ve seen instances of photos being disqualified from competitions because of unscrupulous Photoshopping.  In the light painting world, Photoshop is pretty much frowned upon.  That said, I think it’s an amazing tool.” *Editor’s Note: Since my work is dependent upon photo editing, I clearly disagree. 

What style or school of art do you think your work fits into and why?   “I don’t know where my work fits. It’s a problem for me with trying to get my work out. I feel like our current system encourages artists to be pigeon-holed within a specific medium or genre. Life is too short. I want to explore and play.

“I think doing what I’m doing feeds my soul
and likely hurts my pocketbook.”

 

Body Painting by Featured Artist Robyn ThompsonYou know we have to talk about food. What is your favorite?  I’m a chocoholic who is trying to go sugar-free so I’ve cut out chocolate among many, many things. I think for the shear sensuousness of it, nothing beats eating a mango naked. Smoked Gouda also rocks my world.”  A life without chocolate isn’t worth living, Robyn.

What about snack foods?  “Chocolate.  Hands down.  Chocolate pudding.  Ohhhhhhhhh, warm chocolate pudding with just a dash of milk.”  Either she gave up her sugar ban already or she’s snackless.  Let’s hope for the former.

So, what’s coming up next for you?  “I’ve just finished getting the tarot deck ready for publication, and I have 4 new series that I’ve just gotten the necessary supplies for. Two of them involve 3d constructions of dreams. The 3rd is a photographic series that is my take on the classical vanitas or memento mori.  And, there’s also a project that I just worked out the concepts for that involve stuffed animals from one’s childhood. Body painting and painting with light photography both continue to interest me, so I’ll keep doing that. I also remain fascinated with fractals kaleidoscopes & glitches so you can expect them to pop up somewhere.  And because, I am a madwoman, I try to do a painting a day. ”

Robyn, thanks for sending me something newI needed it.

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CALL for ENTRIES: Mainland

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not desert,
please

I make a trip to the grocery store everyday.  It isn’t my attempt to be more European or even an effort to buy as fresh as possible.  No, something just comes up empty, out or missing every single day.  It drives me crazy, but I should be grateful.  Have you heard of food deserts?  Imagine driving 1 1/2 to get to the closest grocery store.  I’m going to stop whining, and you take a look at this next call for landscape photography–deserts, not food deserts, included…

Check out this Call for Entries for Mainland from the Kiernan Gallery (Lexington, Virginia).  The entry fee is very reasonable, and the theme is a classic.  But this classic is challenging.  Set yourself apart…

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Learn more about the Kiernan Gallery!CALL for ENTRIES:
Mainland

 

The genre of landscape photography is as varied as the earth itself. Untouched wilderness offers as much rich photographic material as manicured parks and farms. From mountains to coastlines, desert to tundra, our relationship with the land is complex and personal. For Mainland, The Kiernan Gallery seeks photographs that examine the wide variety in climate, topography, and development on our planet.

ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists

MEDIA: Photography

Learn more from the Kiernan Gallery!DEADLINE:
November 19, 2013

NOTIFICATION:
Approx. 8 days later

ENTRY FEE:
5 for $25, each add’l $5

JUROR:  Stella Kramer is a Pulitzer Prize-winning photo editor and creative strategist who works one-on-one with photographers to help them strengthen their creative eye, put together the strongest portfolios and websites that reflect their work, and set a course to reach their professional goals.

Her work involves in-depth critiques and positive encouragement, while working with photographers to tell their story, look at their work in a new way, and shape their portfolio and website to attract interest from potential clients.

Her blog, Stellazine, is about all things photography and features both commentary and interviews with photographers of all genres who discuss the creative process.

Learn more from The Kiernan Gallery!AWARDS: All images will be reproduced in an exhibition catalogue available for purchase. A Juror’s Choice and Director’s Choice will also be announced and both winners will receive a free copy of the catalogue.

SALES: Kiernan Gallery no longer takes commission on sold works. But, they DO still have incentive to sell your work. The Kiernan Gallery was founded by an emerging artist, and recognizes the importance of selling work; they believe that if artists are paying a submission fee, the gallery should not also take a portion of the sale. They do reserve the right to negotiate 20% in order to make a sale.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

Read the full call from The Kiernan Gallery website!

CALL for ENTRIES: Myths & Legends

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butt

I want to smack every pert, ponytail-wearing, 20-something that looks at me with pity when they see 2 lbs. of butter in my shopping cart.  I can read their calorie-counting little minds, “Fat makes you fat; no wonder you’ve got a case of the pudgies.”  Really?  Does anyone really still believe the myth that fat makes you fat?  My pudge is due to eating more than I move. End of story.  I’ll take my butter over your chemical-laden margarine any day, Ms. Ponytail.  Explore your own myths with this next Call.  Bring on the butter…

Check out this Call for Entries from Annmarie Sculpture Garden and Arts Center (Solomons, MD) for Myths & Legends.  This show has a fairly low entry fee and a great theme to explore.  Take a look…

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Learn more from Annmarie Sculpture Garden and Arts Center!CALL for ENTRIES:
Myths & Legends

 

This exhibit celebrates works of art that bring to life fantastical myths, legends, fables, folktales, fairy tales, and the like. Around the world, from prehistoric times to the present, artists have been part of the story-telling process, giving shape and form to fantastical stories of supernatural beings, great heroes and heroines, cautionary tales, magical creatures, and more. In ancient times, artists commonly rendered images of these stories on walls, pottery, statuary, tapestries, and paintings. In more recent times, books, graphic novels, movies, apps, and games have expanded the way we experience these stories. No matter the time period, the artist becomes the story-teller and shares their spectacular vision through their art.

ELIGIBILITY: The exhibition is open to artists age 18 and older working in the U.S.

Learn more from Annmarie Sculpture Garden!MEDIA: All media welcome; small to large-scale installations; new media encouraged; indoor only.

DEADLINE:
December 6, 2013

NOTIFICATION:
Via email on or before
December 17, 2013

ENTRY FEE: Artists must submit a $25 entry fee (or $20 for Annmarie members) for up to four entries. Entry fee must be paid by check, money order, or credit card.

JUROR: TBA

AWARDS: Annmarie will present cash awards to outstanding work. Judging will be done on installed works, not application images. If possible, judging will occur prior to the exhibit opening and awards will be presented at the opening reception.

SALES: Works selected for exhibition cannot be removed before the end of the exhibition. Should a sale resulting from the exhibition occur, Annmarie will retain a 40% commission of the listed sale price.

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CALL for ENTRIES: 2014 Nat’l Juried

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STINKY CHEESE

You never know until you try it.  Food can look fantastic and taste terrible.  Food can smell awful (Gorgonzola) and taste like heaven. Sometimes you just never know until you try it.  This next Call is from a fantastic arts organization.  I know because I tried it.  I hope you’ll try it to…

Check out this Call for Entries from The Arts & Culture Alliance for the National Juried Exhibition of 2014. This is a great show run by a great organization. I’ve shown here several times. Take a look…

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Learn more from the Arts and Culture Alliance!CALL for ENTRIES:
Nat’l Juried Exhibition 2014

 

The Arts & Culture Alliance of Greater Knoxville announces a call for entries for its National Juried Exhibition of 2014.  The Arts & Culture Alliance’s National Juried Exhibition was developed to provide a forum for artists to compete on a national scale and display their work.  Approximately 40-50 fine art works encompassing all styles and genres from both emerging and established artists will be selected by the juror, Paul Collins, for exhibition in the main gallery.

ELIGIBILITY: All artists 18 years and older living in the US.

Learn more from the Arts and Culture Alliance!MEDIA: Entries must be original works completed within the last two years in the following categories: Painting (oil, watercolor, acrylic, pastel, digital, and mixed media), Graphic Arts (pencil, charcoal, pen and ink, conte, colored pencil, and printmaking), 3D (sculpture, ceramic, and fibers), and Photography.

DEADLINE: December 8, 2013

NOTIFICATION: Mailed January 6, 2014

ENTRY FEE: $40 for up to three works. Up to 3 additional entries may be submitted for $7/ea. Diptychs and triptychs are considered one work. Works are juried by digital images only. Each 2D work may be represented by one digital image, and each 3D work may be represented by up to three separate digital images: two full views and one detail view.

Learn more from the Arts and Culture Alliance!JUROR:  Paul Collins is a multidisciplinary artist and curator from Nashville, TN.  Paul makes drawings, paintings and sculpture that combine humor, tactility and observation to examine the world around us. Paul has an MFA from Yale and has been a resident at Skowhegan, Anderson Ranch Arts Center, and the Vermont Studio Center.

Paul is an enthusiastic collaborator and has curated shows or organized artist projects for a wide range of artists. Paul lives in Nashville, TN & works as Gallery Director and Asst Professor of Art at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville.

AWARDS: At least $1,000 in cash awards as designated by the juror

SALES: 25% commission (20% for check/cash).

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CALL for ENTRIES: The Video Show

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BAKERY STAR

I love FoodTV as much as the next person, but cooking shows just frustrate me.  General shows that show me new cooking techniques or that introduce new foods are fantastic.  But, the idea that someone can learn to bake something that requires measuring and weighing from watching a food show is a little crazy.  Who can write that down and still pay attention.  Am I going to their website later to get the recipe that may or may not actually be there?  Not.  Am I going to DVR and re-watch later?  Not.  This next Call is a far better use of video.  Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries from Raritan Valley Community College (Branchburg, NJ) for The Video Show.  If you’ve ever wanted to dabble in video or interactive media installations, here’s your chance.  There’s no entry fee…

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Learn more from Raritan Valley Community College! CALL for ENTRIES:
The Video Show

 

ELIGIBILITY:  Open to all artists

MEDIA:  Original work in Video, Video Installation, Motion Graphics and Interactive Installation.

DEADLINE:  December 16, 2013 (Extension noted on 11/25/13. Previous deadline was December 2, 2013.)

NOTIFICATION:  January 17, 2014

ENTRY FEE:  None

JURORS:  Josh Azzarella received his BFA from The Myers School of Art at The University of Akron, and his MFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers.  His practice consists primarily of manipulating video and still imagery while actively investigating ideas of authorship within the context of memory. His work has been exhibited extensively in the US as well as in Europe

Lydia Grey is a video/performance artist and curator teaching Video at RVCC. Her work has been shown at CCA Santa Fe, Mass Art Film Society, City Without Walls, Galex, Soho 20, The Knitting Factory, and more.

Learn more from Raritan Valley Community College!John Harford is a fine arts photographer and musician living in Bucks County, PA. Currently he teaches media and design courses at Raritan Valley Community College and coordinates the Graphic Design and Video programs.

Kelly Oliver is an adjunct video instructor and multimedia specialist at RVCC. Her video work has been shown both nationally and internationally at venues such as The New York Underground Film Festival, RISD Museum of Art, etc.

Ann Tsubota is a ceramic artist whose work includes limited edition functional work to sculptural ceramics.  She is a Full Professor of Art at RVCC where she has been head of the ceramics program since 1976. She is currently chairperson of the Visual and Performing Arts Department.

SALES:  A 20% commission will be taken by the gallery for sales of pieces in this exhibition.

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ARTIST to LOVE: Debra Keirce

Peek-a-Boo, I See You

Say “Hello” to our newest Artist to Love, Debra Keirce!

Debra Keirce
Acrylic Painting
Center of Bombay, Acrylic Painting by Debra Keirce
Center of Bombay
Acrylic Painting
KEIRCE pursued a corporate career while building a business painting commissions—found in private collections the world over. Keirce then focused on galleries & museums. Drawn to small format, she began accumulating awards. She prefers urban landscapes & still life with a Trompe L’Oeil & photo-realism influence. Keirce paints, “colors & shapes with little or no regard to the entire subject until the very end of the painting process. One of the joys of painting is being surprised by the hyper realistic compositions that evolve from a very abstract, emotional creative zone.”

FAVORITE FOOD: Any vegetable on the planet!

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CALL for ENTRIES: Art via Post

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JUNK

I write a whole lot of crap about food.  Most of it is just an off the cuff note about whatever is going on in my kitchen. But it is NEVER meant as a judgment about the way YOU eat. One of FB friends updated her status yesterday with a comment about how people who eat cheese, fruit and veggies cold, as opposed to room temp, have clearly given up on life and are just eating garbage.  Really?  I am sorry my cold strawberry has flagged me as a useless garbage eater.  So, I want to be clear.  No judgement from me.  Do I want you to eat creme-filled snack cakes? No.  Do I love you any less for it?  No, I’m just a little jealous.  This next Call is an for an all hung exhibit.  No judgement there either…

Check out this Call for Entries from Art via Post for a Mail Art exhibit, book and website.  There is no entry fee, and it is all hung.  If mail art doesn’t excite you, think of it as a way to work through your artist block.  Don’t miss this chance to participate…

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Art via Post

 

Art via Post is a project that brings together international artists of all ages and types who send art in the form of mail.  The envelope or package becomes the art itself.  The envelope is the canvas.  Some artists incorporate the mailing address and stamp in their work, others use the blank side as their work space.  Medium types include Illustrators, calligraphers, paper artists, graffiti artists and stencilers  among others.  Anything goes.  The message is up to the sender.

ELIGIBILITY:  Open to all artists

MEDIA:  Mail Art

DEADLINE:  June 1, 2014 postmarked

NOTIFICATION:  None.  This is an all hung exhibit

AWARDS:  Be a part of the exhibit, the book & get a link back to your website from theirs.

For complete details, Read the Full Call! 

Learn more about ArtViaPost online!