old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O
Farmers markets are changing. They used to be the place to find great fresh produce and unique varietals of mushrooms and herbs. I love the smell of fresh dirt on fresh food in the summer heat of my car with the windows rolled down. But things change. Evolution is as necessary as preservation is. It doesn’t mean that dirt on the veggies has no place, it simply means squeaky-clean hydroponic lettuce, artisinal soft drinks & ready-made gazpacho should be just as welcome. Views on preserving the natural within the evolving landscape are sought in this Call. Spend the time to research this theme…
Check out this Call for Entries from the University Art Gallery at New Mexico State University (Las Cruces, NM) for the Banner Project, that explores ontological responses to spirituality, technology & anthropogenic geological concerns of preservation. Take a look…
CALL for ENTRIES:
Banner Project fm UAG
at NM State University
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ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists
MEDIA: Open to all media that can be represented on a 2D banner.
THEME: Work that resembles, echoes, and/or mimics the geological to explore our ever-evolving scientific and technological landscape. The project’s objective is to create an outdoor gallery experience, which echoes the exhibition within the UAG creating a platform to explore ontological responses to spirituality, technology, and anthropogenic geological concerns of preservation in relation to the natural environment.
DEADLINE: August 22, 2016
ENTRY FEE: $20 for 3 to 5 images
JURORS: Marisa Sage, Curator of “GEOMAGIC” and Director of the UAG, the UAG Exhibition Review Board, & Julia Barello, Academic Department Head of the NMSU Department of Art
AWARDS: Up to 6 artists whose work will be reproduced onto high-quality outdoor banners and hung on the banner systems installed on the outer walls of D.W. Williams Hall. This is an exciting opportunity to have thousands of viewers see your work as they drive off of interstate 10 or 25 down University Avenue past the campus of New Mexico State University. The UAG Banner Project is open to all students, as well as amateur and professional artists.
For complete details, Read the Full Call!
