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CALL for ENTRIES: Materialized

Learn more about the Materialized exhibit from The University Gallery at CMU!wedding SWEETS

Practical 3D food printing exists.  years ago I made some clever segue using Star Trek’s food replicator as a the unthinkable –food printing.  And now, there is the Bocusini, which uses all-natural food cartridges to print solid-ingredient food sculpture.  The first use that pops to mind is EDIBLE, miniature, exact reproductions of human body scans for wedding cake toppers.  Not the first thing that popped into your mind? Is it just me? What a perfectly unreasonable, delightfully impractical application.  This next Call wants your artistic applications, practicality not required.  These calls are rare; don’t miss it…

Check out this Call for Entries from The University Art Gallery at Central Michigan University for Materialized: Juried 3D Printed Art.  Don’t miss an opportunity to exhibit in this unique venue (an A-frame, former chapel built in 1959)Check it out…

*Editor’s Note:  You may download the .pdf HERE or on the CMU site; however, all entries must be done through CaFE, so most of the links in this post go to that listing.

Learn more about the Materialized exhibit from The University Gallery at CMU!CALL for ENTRIES:
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ELIGIBILITY:  Open to all artists

MEDIA:  Artists must use 3D printing in the production of their work of art.  The work must be original and created in the past two years. Works must be able to fit through a door way that is 75 x 64 inches.

DEADLINE:  November 28, 2016

NOTIFICATION:  December 7, 2016

ENTRY FEE:  $35 for up to 3

JUROR:  Joshua Harker is a well-known American artist & considered a visionary and innovator in 3D printed art and sculptures.

AWARDS:  At least $1,500 will be awarded. Juror will select awards from the actual works at the University Art Gallery prior to the opening reception.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

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CALL for ENTRIES: Digital Dimensions

Learn more about the Digital Dimensions exhibit from the Niza Knoll Gallery!PIZZA
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I need a food replicator.  The replicator from the Quark Bar (Star Trek) would be a stand out in any kitchen.  Although I have to admit that using 3D printing technology for food gives me pause.  I can’t wrap my brain around the ingredients that could take so little space that it would fit in my kitchen but yet be able to create an almost infinite variety of foods.  Freaky, no?  There must be science I am just not comprehending.  But, I have to admit the pizza pictured here doesn’t look half bad.  This next Call wants to see how YOU use the technology.  Fascinating…

Check out this Call for Entries from the Niza Knoll Gallery (Denver, CO) for Digital Dimensions.  Enter for as little as $10.  If this isn’t for you, please be sure to share.  Take a look…

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Learn more about the Digital Dimensions exhibit from the Niza Knoll Gallery!CALL for ENTRIES:
Digital Dimensions

 

In recent years, the ability to create dimensional objects from 3D computer files has put a whole new set of tools in the hands of artists. This show explores the directions that these new possibilities are leading artists to travel in their quest to make their visions a reality. –from nizaknollgallery.com

ELIGIBILITY:  Open to all artists (int’l)

MEDIA:  Work created via digital fabrication methods such as 3D printing, Laser cutting/etching, Plasma cutting or CNC Routing.  Please note that “digital fabrication” does NOT include such processes as digital print or gicleè.

DEADLINE:  July 26, 2015

NOTIFICATION:  July 31, 2015

Learn more about the Digital Dimensions exhibit from the Niza Knoll Gallery!ENTRY FEE:  1 entry for $10, 2 entries for $20, 3 entries for $25, 4 for $30, 5 for $35, 6 for $40, 7 for $45, 8 for $50

JUROR:  Judy Gardner is a Colorado artist and educator.  She is Director of Alchemical Eye Studio, a printmaking and digital fabrication studio located in Colorado.  Gardner earned a BFA in Graphic Design at Northern Arizona University & an MH in Fine Art & Theater at the University of Colorado.  For many years she has worked with 3D visualization software creating images for architects, engineers, manufacturers and court room exhibits.  Now, with the availability of 3D printers at the consumer level, she has launched wholeheartedly into 3D printing as a means of artistic expression.  She currently teaches Printmaking and Electronic Imaging at Regis University.  Gardner’s artwork has been featured in shows across the country including current shows at the Wailoa Center in Hilo, Hawaii & at the Arvada Center in Arvada, CO.

Learn more about the Digital Dimensions exhibit from the Niza Knoll Gallery!Wes Price is also a Colorado artist and educator with 19+ years professional experience in anatomy illustrations for print, app and web-based interactive teaching modules. He was awarded a M.S. in Medical Illustration by the Medical College of GA (1 of only 4 accredited graduate programs of its kind in North America). Price is one of approx. 250 Certified Medical Illustrators in the world.  Currently, Price is an Associate Professor of Media Arts at the Art Institute of Colorado.

SALES:  All work must be available for sale during the exhibition. Please note that Niza Knoll retains a 40% commission on all art sales.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

Learn more about the Digital Dimensions exhibit from the Niza Knoll Gallery!