What are the odds that I could find a reason to mention duck twice in one week? When it rains it pours I suppose. This week has just been a deluge of odd, free or inexpensive and/or unusual calls and opportunities. Well, this little duck of a call is a tasty one…rivaling my own rare Thanksgiving specialty, honey curried duck.
Check out this Call for Submissions from the blog of Duckrabbit Digital. Take advantage of this opportunity to have your photography featured. Their blog seems to be picking up steam, and there is no entry fee. Enjoy!
Duckrabbit Digital is an online-artisan printing company, and they run a well-trafficked blog in conjunction with their printing business. They have started a new weekly series profiling photographers.
They are looking for images that have interesting stories behind them, as well as being strong images in their own right.
(in other words, good photography)
DEADLINE:January 7, 2011
ENTRY FEE:None
ELIGIBILITY:Open to All
If you are interested, e-mail Duckrabbit Digital your small photo (just one please), and tell us the photo’s story. They will notify you shortly if you have been accepted, and set up a date for your work to be showcased.
Money is necessary to buy food… or the seeds to grow food… or to rent the land to grow the plants you pinched from someone else. The point is that money is necessary at some point in the equation As a result, I am known for being particularly sensitive to entry fees and costs associated with putting your art out there. But I ran across one opportunity, I just HAD to share with you.
Remember my little $2 Art Contest? I have been outdone by the $1.50 Art Forum Ad Project. Yep. $1.50. You can’t buy a decent cookie for $1.50, but you can advertise your art…albeit tiny. Check it out…
This project, a conceptual artwork by artist Jeff Thompson, allows for 4,200 artists to have their work seen in Artforum magazine.
Each participant, paying $1.50 USD and sending their image electronically, will then have their piece, along with all the other participating artists, in an advertisement. Of course, due to the number of artists needed to raise the money for this venture, the images themselves will be quite small… about 3/16″ x 3/16″. (think pencil eraser size, but square.)
FEES: You make a payment of $1.50 using PayPal and send an image of your work. The image is shrunk to the 3/16″. When $4,200 is raised, the ad is sent to Artforum to be published.
The final advertisement and all participating artists will be listed on a revised version of www.artforumadproject.com after publication.
SUBMISSIONS: You can submit payment via PayPal to artforum@jeffreythompson.org, then send your image via email. Please send images sized no larger than 5″ x 7″, 300 dpi. Be sure to include your PayPal confirmation number with your image.
*Editor’s Note: This IS NOT endorsed by Artforum Magazine. And no, I cannot guarantee this is not a scam. Lots of these projects exist. But, I would also like to remind you that you have wasted $1.50 before…I guarantee it. So, if you’re feeling adventurous and don’t have the time or money for skydiving…take a chance.
After my post referencing Chef Cat Cora and the inequality of kitchen roles between the sexes, I received an amusing amount of email about “hunters” versus “gatherers.” I am still writing an art blog, right? Too funny. Can you even imagine what would happen if I, in my 4″ heels, had to gather my food from somewhere other than the grocery store?I can hear you laughing. Why are we talking about hunting and gathering? Well this next Call came to my attention, and I couldn’t resist.
Check out this Call for Submissions from Hunter and Cook, a Canadian-produced contemporary art magazine. You know how I love art publicaton and am constantly preaching its merits. But, the cherry on the sundae is that these editors don’t want your resume or statement…just your work. That is just the way we all like it, eh? Take a look…
Hunter and Cook Magazine is accepting submissions for one artist to do a four page project in their next issue – Number 8. Hunter and Cook is a curated contemporary art magazine, produced in Toronto by artists Jay Isaac and Tony Romano.
Hunter & Cook Magazine is widely distributed across Canada (including Chapters and Indigos) the US and Europe and attends major fairs such as Art Basel, TIAF, NADA, and Printed Matters Art Book Fair at PSI Moma.
Hunter & Cook is subscribed to by major North American institutions such as the AGO, MOMA New York, The Musee D’art Contemporain, Montreal etc and is viewed by a wide audience which includes numerous gallerists, writers, curators and collectors.
DEADLINE:December 15, 2010
ENTRY FEE:The fee to enter is $35.00. Artists can submit as many projects as possible to Hunter & Cook, but each entry will cost $35.00.
NOTIFICATION: You will only be contacted if your project is chosen.
SUBMISSIONS:Specs for files are 4 pages in total in the order of 2 full color then 2 black and white, starting with a left page, ending on a right page. Page size is 9″wide x13″high (image size); however, file size of each page needs to account for bleed so please make your file 9.25″ x13.25″ at 300 dpi.
Please send as a tiff file in cmyk for color and grayscale for black and white. Please include files on a disc including titles, artist name and contact information. Nothing more is needed–no statements or resumes.
Send disc with files and a check or money order made out to Hunter and Cook by December 15th to: Hunter and Cook, 15 Ossington Avenue, Toronto, ON, Canada M6J 2Y8.
I am privileged to know a large number of artists that are multi-talented writers, singers, songwriters, musicians, performing artists, visual artists…and foodies. That’s a talent, too, folks. Being a foodie requires educating your palate to accept snails as food and taking the time to learn the subtleties of ingredients. But never fear, this Call for Entries from Michigan Technological University doesn’t require use of your tongue…just your creativity and talent for prose, poetry and/or art.
Check out this great Call for Submissions from Blue Ice Magazine, an online literary journal affiliated with Michigan Technological University’s Humanities Department. There is no fee, no payment and no deadline. No, I am not joking. There are also no acceptable excuses.
Blue Ice, an online literary journal affiliated with Michigan Technological University’s Humanities Department, is accepting submissions of poetry, prose, and art. They claim, “We publish any type of writing and art, as long as it’s good.”
What could be simpler?
Blue Ice is a nonprofit online student literary magazine located in Michigan Tech’s Department of Humanities and a project of the Literary Arts Club (check out their Facebook page).
MEDIA: Poetry, prose, photography, and “art collages made out of multi-colored toenails, etc.” They’re funny too. Cool.
DEADLINE: None.
NOTIFICATION:
Allow an enormous amount of time for a response – there is no deadline, after all, and you will not be erased from their website.
PAYMENT:
None…but “your name and work will show up in a Google search.”
SUBMISSIONS:
All submission must be original and previously unpublished.Be nice. If you have submitted your work elsewhere, let Blue Ice know. If it gets published elsewhere, let Blue Ice know. And if Blue Ice publishes it first, let the other(s) know.
Send your submission via e-mail attachment to blueice@mtu.edu. In the subject line, write “Submission.” Tell them a little bit about yourself in the body of the e-mail.
For visual art, attach submission as a high res image file.
Is it wrong that I enjoy the idea of torturing my readers…just a little? I know some of you that subscribe by email enjoy getting your morning dose of art deadlines combined with ridiculous food references…and a non-solicited lecture or two. Lecture of the day…art publication. I don’t have the energy to say more. Search “art publication” in the box to the right if you are unfamiliar with my rantings on the subject. Having shortened my lecture, I am only going to indulge in eggs-benedict guilt…not molten-chocolate-lava-cake guilt…if that’s okay with you.
Check out this great opportunity to get your work published in Fotoblur and become a part of a photography community. Oh, did I mention this Open Call from Fotoblur is Free? This blog’s secondary tag line has alway been “Find a Show. Enter a Show. Eat.” Maybe today we’ll edit it to “Find a Free Show.Enter a Free Show.Gorge.”Take a look…
Fotoblur Magazine is a community-based, published photography magazine. Published photos are submitted by you. Fotoblur Magazine is published quarterly.
3. When magazine submissions begin, submit high resolutions versions of your best gallery photos for possible publication.
4. Submit as many photos as you like. No restrictions, and it is FREE!
5. Photos are voted on by the Fotoblur community.
6. From the top photos editors make their final selections for publication. For more info on how to get your photos published in Fotoblur Magazine read their FAQ www.fotoblur.com/faq.
Prize:Published work in Fotoblur Magazine. Submission Fee:None
Issue 8 Schedule:
Submission Schedule
10/3/2010 – 10/31/2010
DEADLINE:October 31, 2010
Selection Schedule
11/1/2010 – 11/14/2010
Submission Requirements: Submit your photo as a 300dpi jpg file. Save your image so that the width is 7 inches or greater (7″ @ 300dpi = 2100px). They ask that you submit your images in high (80 – 100%) quality. Please keep the file size below 10 MB. Please refrain from adding borders, watermarks, or text of any kind.
Copyright information for contributors: Fotoblur does not claim ownership rights in your works or other materials posted by you to Fotoblur (Your Content). For the sole purpose of enabling them to make your Content available through the Service, you grant to Fotoblur a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to reproduce, distribute, re-format, store, prepare derivative works based on, and publicly display and perform Your Content.
Someone emailed me an appreciative note about my recent post featuring arubber chicken. I explained that finding Calls for Entry day after day was far easier than figuring out how to make a food reference day after day. There have only been a few that I wasn’t particulary proud of like the Rice A Roni reference to San Francisco. Nothing against Rice A Roni…it just wasn’t a creative reference. So here I am…horses? Carrot, folks. That’s all I’ve got.
Check out this great Call for Entries in Ex Arte Equinus 4 brought to you by Art Horse Magazine. The fees are reasonable, and this in an excellent opportunity to get true value from Art Publications. Check it out…
Ex Arte Equinus is an international art competition dedicated to presenting the equine as fine art. The amount of equine artists working today is astounding. Ex Arte Equinus is a chance for artists worldwide to have their work recognized in a fine art format, in a competition that will provide equine artists the opportunity to compete and have their work seen on an international level.
Images of winning artwork will be published in issue #12 of Art Horse Magazine (published March 2011). Winners and selected images will also be published in a limited edition hardback book about the show, available from Art Horse Magazine.
ELIGIBILITY:Contest is open to artists worldwide. Open to artists 17 years and older. All artwork must be original work executed by the artist. Works produced by non-human artists are not eligible. Works based on a photograph must have the photographer’s permission before entering that work. Works must include a suggestion of an equine form in the image submitted (i.e. a still life painting of tack or hunting dogs would not be acceptable for this show). Previously submitted works are welcome, howeverworks that placed or appeared in any previous Ex Arte Equinus competition or book are not eligible.
CATEGORIES:All artists will compete for the awards in these categories (note that multimedia pieces should be entered based on predominant media):
Paintings: Includes watercolors, oils, acrylics, and any other ‘wet’ traditional or non-traditional painting media. This category does not include “digitally painted” pieces or electronically-generated art for this competition. Any image entered into an inappropriate division will be moved by the jurors into the correct division at the time of judging without penalty to the artist.
Drawings: Includes drawings, pastel, charcoal, etchings, and other traditional or non-traditional types of ‘dry’ drawing media. This category does not include “digitally drawn” pieces or electronic art for this competition. Any image entered into an inappropriate division will be moved by the jurors into the correct division at the time of judging without penalty to the artist.
Sculpture: Includes 3-dimensional works completed using traditional or non-traditional materials. Copies of originals are accepted for cast media (such as bronze, wax, ceramics, or resin) if they are submitted as entries by the sculpting artist only.
Digital Art: Includes any artwork completed digitally, including digital image that has a photograph as its base, such as an image heavily reworked or texturized with Photoshop, any images with painted or pasted backgrounds, foregrounds, layers, or subjects, and any image which is entirely computer-drawn or computer-created. Digital collages are included in this division. Please review the qualifications for the Photography division below if you have questions. Any image entered into an inappropriate division will be moved by the jurors into the correct division at the time of judging without penalty to the artist.
Photography: Includes digital or film photography (alternative film or traditional film types of images and /or processing), color or black and white. Photo should include the image or suggestion of a real, live horse in some way. Artists may be asked to provide the original file if a digital image is in question as to the amount of reworking. Any image entered into an inappropriate division will be moved by the jurors into the correct division at the time of judging without penalty to the artist.
Sculpture by Juror Susan Leyland
LIMITED EDITION PROGRAMME BOOK:
Selected works and information about the show will be printed in a color hardbound book that will be available on the Art Horse Magazine website.
ENTRY PROCEDURE: Submit entries on CD, or online. SUBMIT ONLY A DIGITAL VERSION OF YOUR IMAGE. Do not sent actual work.
Send your files via email to: exarte_images@gmx.com(total size per email is 15mb, so you may need to send multiple emails.) DO NOT send images prepared for web pages or internet viewing. For flatwork(paintings, drawings, photos, digital), submit one image per entry, with a limit of 12 entries per artist. For sculptures: Multiple views of your piece may be needed to sufficiently show the piece in entirety (i.e. front and side views). Submit up to two images per entry, with a limit of 12 entries per artist. Please name your files with Artist’s last name, entry number, and view number (i.e. Smith_1_1.jpg, Smith_1_2.jpg, etc.)
Happy in the Fields by Juror Rachael Waller
ENTRY FEES:
$30.00 per artist will include up to 3 entries. Additional entries up to twelve may be added at $10.00 each.
USEAGE RIGHTS:By submitting for jurying, artists grant Art Horse Magazine permission to use the submitted images in publication of issue 10 of Art Horse Magazine, in online display and printed promotion about the competition only (such as informational booklets sent to sponsors etc.),and in publication of the show programme. Artists grant the use of their image(s) as stated here without further compensation from Art Horse Magazine. Artist and title recognition is always included at use.
AWARDS:Prizes include rosettes for first place through third place for each category. First place and overall winners receive custom glass awards and one copy Ex Arte Equinus IV programme book will be awarded to each first place artist and overall Award winners. Winning works will be included in issue #12 (Winter, 3/11) of Art Horse Magazine and in the published show programme book as an opportunity to present the work to an international audience of equine art collectors and enthusiasts.
JURORS:Each category will be judged separately. Susan Leyland(Drawing category),Rachael Waller(Photography category), Sherron Sheppard (Digital Art category) and Kathi Peters(paintingcategory), and Lyne Raff, editor(sculpture category).
JURY NOTIFICATION: On or about sixty days from final entry deadline.
DEADLINE:October 30, 2010.Electronic entries only after 10/20
I have always wondered why I have never received a “____ of the Month” gift for a holiday. Fruit, cheese, beer…you name it, I would love any of them. Maybe my relatives are concerned about my food obsession? It’s possible. But not only do I love most things edible, I have a soft spot for mail. I may be the only human alive that still has magazine subscriptions…plural. You can feel this one coming, can’t you?Mmmhmm…art publication.
It is that time again folks; it is time to remind you that all publicity for your artwork is good publicity. Check out this Call for Entries from Rural Route 2 Box 281, a bi-monthly art zine dedicated to photo-based contemporary art. It is available both digitally and in hard copy.
RR 2 Box 281 is a bi-monthly zine dedicated to photo-based contemporary art. They are currently seeking artists for inclusion in our first year of publications. Each issue will be focused on the work of two living artists working and living outside of traditional art centers / major metropolitan regions.
The title “RR 2 Box 281” comes from the childhood address of the zine’s editor. Through Digital and hard copy dissemination, RR2 seeks to increase the exposure of artists working and living in rural (non-urban) settings, thereby creating a dialog around relationships between contemporary art, regional identity and rurality.
Six times a year a new issue of RR 2 Box 281 will be released as both a free pdf file (to be emailed) and a hand-bound hard-copy zine (to be sent via post). The hard-copy zine will be $15/ issue, or $60 for a yearly subscription. The first Issue will be released on Nov. 4 @ P.S.1. in conjunction with Printed Matter’s NY ART BOOK FAIR.
DEADLINE
December 31, 2010
ENTRY FEE:
FREE
ELIGIBILITY
This call is open to all photo-based contemporary artists living and working outside of traditional art centers/major metropolitan regions. All types and styles of work will be considered, special attention will be paid to artists whose work is reflective of, or speaks to their environment.
REQUIREMENTS:
For consideration please submit the following to rr2box281@me.com with the subject line RR2:
Four 600px (longest side) .jpg files of recent body of work
A brief resume
An Artist statement & bio
or
a link to a website containing
your images, statement, cv and bio.
AWARDS:
Each artist selected will receive a free hard-copy of their issue and a heavily discounted rate for a full year subscription.
Editor’s Note:I know, I know. I can smell the paranoid, suspicious email headed my way about how I shouldn’t promote Calls from newbies. Bottom line…we all start somewhere. They are building a blog and finding a few fans on facebook too.
This blog is only a year old. If everyone had been suspicious, I wouldn’t have a few hundred of you mixed nuts reading these posts everyday. Then where would we all be (she says with an exaggerated sense of self-importance)? Have a little faith, folks. When you expect the best…you very often get it.
My family enjoys joking… that if I continue moving to towns with smaller and smaller populations that I will eventally live in complete isolation except, of course, for my husband, internet access, food delivery, my dogs and a separate home for my shoe collection. Funny, eh?There is something to be said for both urban AND country living. I love them both, but buying fresh eggs and goat milk from a farm on my way home has skewed my objectivity just a smidge.
I cannot wait to see the results of the Call for Entries for The Urban and Country Landscape Annual Book from The Worldwide Photography Gala Awards. It is a type of art publication–which you know I love, and part published exhibit. There is no entry fee unless you are accepted. Take advantage of this great opportunity to both tell your story and show your work.
The Worldwide Photography Gala Awards invite photographers from all over the world to submit their work to be featured in The Urban and Country Landscape Annual Book – Nature and People, Life and Culture, and in the online WonderPick Gallery.
In this occasion WPGA wants to select images displaying your city or neighborhood, or that city that you visited this summer or in past years, or it can be the country landscape of your dreams, that one that have stimulated your eyes and your imagination; images about the city and the country life, the culture in your home town or in the remote Bhutan or in La Havana; images of that unforgettable wedding or of your family during a remarkable week-end or at home.
The theme is ample and everything will depend on your interpretation, knowing that we will like to screen landscapes and cityscapes with or without people in the scene. People can be predominant in the scene.
Both color and black and white (including duotones, toned) will be accepted to be screened. Abstract, micro and macro images will not be accepted. All kind of processes, including digital manipulation will be accepted.
The selection process:There will be two screenings
First screening: Selection will be done by WPGA’s artistic and editorial staff. The first screening will be conducted to accept or reject the submitted works. There’s is no entry fee to submit works to the first screening, and you may submit a minimum of 3 images and a maximum of 12 images.
Within 1 week after the reception of the images sent for consideration of the jurors in the first screening, submitters will be notified by email detailing which works have been accepted and which have been rejected. Together with the notification’s email a brief structured feedback will be provided.
Second screening: Selection will be done by Julio Hardy, WPGA’s Managing Director. Accepted images in the first screening will be included in the second screening and entered in the competition. Those works which passed the first screening will be exhibited for one year in the online WonderPick gallery, and available for sale.
During the second screening, 80 images will be selected to be featured in The Urban and Country Landscape Annual Book – Nature and People, Life and Culture.
ENTRY FEES:There is NO INITAL ENTRY FEE. Participants in the second screening will have to pay an entry fee within 1 week after receiving the notification that their image/s have pass the first screening and have been entered into the competition.
The entry fee for those works selected (those that have passed the first screening and have been entered into the competition) will be: $15 for each image accepted, up to 3 images; and $8 for each additional image.
PAYMENT OF FEES: Once the number of images selected in the first screening –and that have therefore been entered into the competition- an email will be sent to you as well as a Paypal invoice with the entry fees to be paid according to the calculation based on the images accepted, to settle the entry fees.
Prizes:Best Image of Show (to be featured in the book cover) will receive a $ 500 B&H gift certificate. Runner up (to be featured in the book back cover) $ 300 B&H gift certificate.
I suspect you’ll judge me, but I have to admit that there are more than a few classic cartoons that are a part of my every day life. I realize that I am dating myself, but on this Labor Day weekend…I have no doubt that Boo Boo would love to steal my pic-a-nic basket when I am at Bays Mountain Park. Umhmmm…
How ’bout you? Do you have a favorite? Check out this Call for Entries for the 2010 Speed Racer International Art Competition sponsored by Maximillian Gallery in Los Angeles. Your work could end up as Limited Edition prints or even licensed for products and clothing. Enter early to save on Entry Fees!
You have the opportunity to create art based on the classic Speed Racer™ cartoon and win in the competition, have the original Speed Racer™ art you create sold, have your artwork Published and made available for sale as a Limited Edition print, perhaps even have the Speed Racer™ art you create licensed for use on products and apparel…
All the while gaining valuable exposure for you and your art. It’s an exciting competition and we look forward to your participation! Emerging and established artists are invited to enter.
MEDIA: Painting, Drawing, Photography, Digital, Print (etching, lithograph, silkscreen, linoleum cut, woodcut, monotype…), Sculpture and Video. Multiple entries can be made in as many categories as desired.
Examples of art you can create include placing Speed Racer™ image(s) in a new context; making new drawing(s), painting(s), etc of Speed™ and/or other character(s), car(s), etc; a photo of a model dressed like Speed™ and/or other character(s) and a sculpture of Speed and/or the Mach 5™… Videos are 1 min max and can include digital art, re-editing existing scenes mixed with art, actor(s)… You can direct/act in and do a monologue, spoken word, a scene… There’s no limit to what you can create! Please see below for more guidelines on appropriate art.
DATES:The competition start date is August 10th, 2010 at 9 AM EST and the deadline to submit art is October 31st, 2010 at 8 PM EST. During the first week of November 2010, a total of SEVEN (7) WINNERS shall be selected in each category, for a total of FORTY NINE (49) WINNERS.
ART PANELISTS: A diverse panel of art professionals—including MAXIMILLIAN GALLERY founder Caradoc Ehrenhalt and international Art Dealer Sonce Leroux, will select the winners in the Art Panelists Competition.
The panel will select three artists as the2010 Speed Racer™ Art CompetitionWinners. Each Artist will be awarded: First Place, Second Place or Third Place Juried Competition WinnerA Limited Edition print of the First Place winner’s art published by MAXIMILLIAN GALLERY with 5 prints from the edition given to the artist; Participation in the MAXIMILLIAN GALLERY 2010 Speed Racer™ International Art Competition Exhibition to be held at a location to be determined; Featured in the press release announcing the winners; Featured in winners area on the website; Art licensing representation and Art gallery representation.
The public will vote online for their favorite Speed Racer art with awards as follows:
First Place Public Vote Winner:First Place Public Vote Winner; A Limited Edition print of the First Place winner’s art published by MAXIMILLIAN GALLERY with 5 prints from the edition given to the artist; Participation in the MAXIMILLIAN GALLERY 2010 Speed Racer™ International Art Competition Exhibition to be held at a location to be determined; Featured in the press release announcing winners; Featured in winners area on the website; Art licensing representation; and Art gallery representation.
Second and Third Place Public Vote Winners:Second Place or Third Place Public Vote Winner; Featured in the press release announcing winners; and Featured in winners area on the website.
Gallery Founder Caradoc Ehrenhalt will also select a Winner. The Artist will be awarded:A Limited Edition print of their wining art published by MAXIMILLIAN GALLERY with 5 prints from the edition given to the artist; Participation in the MAXIMILLIAN GALLERY 2010 Speed Racer™ International Art Competition Exhibition to be held at a location to be determined; Featured in the press release announcing the winners; Featured in winners area on the website; Art licensing representation; and Art gallery representation.
ENTRY FEES:Each entry submitted by September 15th 2010 is $25, after September 15th 2010 each entry submitted by October 31st, 2010 is $35. Each additional entry made by an Entrant who wishes to submit additional work by September 15th 2010 is $15, after September 15th 2010 each additional entry made by an Entrant who wishes to submit additional work by October 31st is $25.
Have you ever discovered a little something unknown to most of your friends and family and felt compelled to tell EVERYONE?Me too. Of course my discoveries are usually food related. However, there are a significant number of galleries and curators that devote a portion of their exhibit space and time solely to Emerging Artists.
Check out this great Call for Entries brought to you by SlowArt Productions. Emerging Artists’ work will be showcased at the Limner Gallery in Hudson, NY. The entry fee is reasonable and prizes include both cash and publication awards! Don’t delay…
This is the 19th annual competition for gallery exhibition and awards. This exhibition is devoted to the discovery, introduction and promotion of emerging artists. The exhibition will be held in April 2011 at the Limner Gallery and is open to all artists working in any media. There will be a $1000 cash award and $2400 in publication awards. Deadline for submissions is November 30.
ELIGIBILITY AND RESTRICTIONS: The competition is open to all artists, national and international, working in all media. All forms of painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, graphics, digital and installation art, video, etc. are eligible. Entrants must be 18 years of age or older to apply. Wall mounted works must not be taller than 96″ no wider than 120″. Sculptural work must fit through a standard height, 36″wide entry door.
EXHIBITION AND AWARDS: Winning artists will be featured in a group exhibition at the Limner Gallery, April 1 – 30, 2011. The exhibition will also be displayed on the Limner Gallery web site. There will be a $1000 cash prize awarded to one artist. One artist will be awarded a two page display in Direct Art Volume #18, Fall 2011 issue. Two artists will be awarded a single page display. Direct Art is distributed to bookstores across the USA including Borders and Barnes and Noble. For more information on Direct Art view: http://www.slowart.com/about.htm
EXHIBITION TERMS:
ENTRY FEES: There is a $35.00 entry fee for one to four artworks entered, presentation is by digital files, prints or 35mm slides. There is a $5.00 fee for each additional artwork above four. Details of 2D artwork count as an additional artwork. Sculptors may provide one additional view per artwork without cost. Artists accepted to exhibit will not be charged additional fees of any kind. Payments may be by check or money order payable to SlowArt Productions, or by credit card using PayPal.
PRIVACY POLICY: Artist contact information (address, telephone) is only held for the purpose of contacting selected artists and is not preserved in any database. Entry forms are destroyed and data and image files deleted on the completion of the jury process. All artist emails are added to their future events announcement email list. If you do not wish to be on the email list click the unsubscribe button when you receive the first announcement and your email will be automatically deleted.
DEADLINE:The final postmarked deadline is November 30, 2010. Entries must be postmarked or submitted via email by this date.
All works in the show must be for sale. The gallery will take a 30 % commission on all sales. Sale price is determined by the artist.
Online Entry: On line entries are via email or web post with direct html link . Email files must be in JPG format. JPG files when closed should be approx. 500K (1/2 MB) or less in size, when open approx. 8MB or less. Images may also be posted to a dedicated web page and a link provided to the page. Web page images should not be download restricted. Videos artists may also post on a personal web page or on YouTube.
IT’S RAINING DUCK
They are looking for images that have interesting stories behind them, as well as being strong images in their own right. 
