By now, you know how I feel about the idea of a starving artist…afterall, I did put it in the site’s subtitle.  So anything I can do to make sure you guys don’t starve is high on my list.  And just for submitting, you’ll get an exhibition and book publication out of it.  The submission fee is only $25 to participate, and because the work has to fit inside an 8″ x 10″ x 2″ space for 2D work and a 6″ cube for 3D work, even shipping will be cheap.  What a peach, eh? 

Check out this opportunity from ArtHouse Coop:

The Starving Artist Project has created a grant that an artist can use to continue making a body of work. Using the fees from each submission, they will award one artist with a $2,000 grant. Every artist who submits will be included in an exhibit at Brooklyn Art Library & published in a book documenting the project.

So, fire up those paintbrushes, Microns, presses, or whatever your go-to tool is and get cranking on The Starving Artist Project. They are looking for what reflects you and your personal body of work.

Your work will be published in an up-coming Art House book documenting the project as well as shown in an exhibition at their brand new Brooklyn gallery.

Sign up for the Starving Artist Project and submit to win a $2,000 grant:
http://www.arthousecoop.com/starvingartist

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