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I just found out my stove won’t go below 225°.  I was preparing to roast chickpeas instead of drying them in my dehydrator.  But, I usually slow roast them at 200°.  Hmph.  Those 25 degrees make a difference.  You know what I mean.  Haven’t you ever split the difference when you had to bake two things at two different temperatures at the same time?  Something usually suffers.  I’ve eaten many a soggy crust pizza because of this dilemma.  Well this next Call comes from a gallery whose very name involves a melting point reference.  Intrigued?

Check out this Call for Entries from Eutectic Gallery (Portland, OR) for ceramic work.  The fee is fairly standard, but they take both single artists AND pairs.  Take a look…

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CALL for ENTRIES:
Eutectic

 

Eu・tec・tic – [yoo-tek-tik] adj.: The proportion of constituents in a mixture that yields the lowest possible complete melting point; often lower than the constituents on their own.

Similar to the relationship between the components that make up clay and their proportions, Eutectic Gallery wishes to explore the relationship between an artist’s process, product, & concept, and the public’s interpretation of, interaction with, and critique of said work.

ELIGIBILITY:  Open to all artists

MEDIA:  Ceramic

DEADLINE:  February 8 for the April exhibit (don’t worry…you can submit online) and March 8 for the May exhibit

NOTIFICATION:  Traditionally, within 30 days.  Editor’s Note:  I have tried to contact the gallery for confirmation; however, I have not heard back in time for the February 8th deadline.  I will update when I do.

ENTRY FEE:  For a single artist $25 and $35 for paired artists, either can submit up to 5 images.  Add’l $5 ea.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!