ZAP my ZUCCHINI

If you don’t know the difference between half-runner and snap beans, then you probably aren’t from the South.  However, if your cashier has to ask, “Is this a cucumber or a zucchini?”…Well, that’s a statement about how few vegetables are truly being eaten these days.  I suppose that is why our produce has all those little stickers on them (and another argument for visiting the farmers’ market).  This Call is based on a whole different kind of coding system.  Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries from Twin Oaks Gallery (Art & Frame) in San Marcos, CA for the QRt Exhibit.   The participation fee is only $25, and you have complete control over how you ENTIRE portfolio is shown.  Do a little homework on this one…

*Editor’s Note:  If you have read the personal portion of this post, CALL to ARTISTS: QRt, anywhere other than by email subscription or on ArtAndArtDeadlines.com, it has been published without permission and is considered theft.

CALL to ARTISTS:
Qrt Exhibit

 

Twin Oaks Gallery Art and Frame is hosting one of the most unique conceptual art shows for 2011.  By combining equal parts marketing, technology and original juried content, hundreds of artists from all over the world are invited to submit their entire portfolio of art to be displayed via a 5×5 custom QR code in the gallery from December 8, 2011 through January 8, 2012.

*Editor’s Note:  I don’t normally publish Calls from galleries that I don’t know very well; however, I think this is an opportunity to find followers in a completely different way.  It isn’t juried, but there isn’t any shipping either.  You are in complete control of how your artwork is presented, and there is no commission. 

ELIGIBILITY:  Open to ALL artists.

MEDIA:  Photography, oils, watercolors, sculptures, graphic arts, pencil drawing, digital media, video, music, tattoo artistry or other art industry media.

DEADLINE:  Wed., November 30, 2011

PARTICIPATION FEE:  $25 for artists; $75 for galleries/collectives.

SALES:  Artists may choose to price pieces for private sale however, you are not required to sell and may choose to display only.  Twin Oaks Gallery Art & Frame will not be involved in the selling process.  All sales, promotion and pricing are at the discretion of the individual artist; therefore, no commission.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!