IN THE DOG HOUSE
The first food that I truly remember eating was a hot dog topped with American cheese. I was around three years old, and it was called an “Angel Riding Horseback.” Priceless. It came from a restaurant in the Clearwater, Florida area that specialized in hot dogs. Hundreds of hot dogs. If anyone can tell me the name, I’d be thrilled to know. This next call has nothing to do with hotdogs, but you do have to be 40 to enter (or a member of The Haggus Society). And against my better judgement, I am willing to publicly admit that I am drawing close to my 40th birthday. It makes me reminisce… about food. Ridiculous? Certainly. Deal with it.
Check out this Call for Entries from The Haggus Society for Edges & Curves at The Glass Studio in Highland Park, CA. The entry fee is only $12 for 6 images; however, there are age restrictions. Take a look…
*Editor’s Note: This is a reminder because I love this show, and in the interest of full disclosure, I am a Hag in good standing. Plus, The Haggus Society is an official sponsor of this site as evidenced by the ad in the right sidebar. I love Hags, and I can admit it.
CALL for ENTRIES:
Edges & Curves
Edges & Curves, Nothing In Between attempts to bust the myth that the older creative has lost her or his edge.
In a youth oriented society, the conventional wisdom is that the younger artist is the risk taker and rule breaker. And while those who would follow conventional wisdom believe we soften as we get older, there are those who actually hone their edges to craft a message with more bite and risk because of their station in life.
ELIGIBILITY: This event is open to any artist 40 years and older.
MEDIA: 2D (no larger than 32″ x 44″) or small 3D (no larger than 14″ x 10″ x 8″)
DEADLINE: Midnight September 1, 2011
NOTIFICATION: Artist email notification September 10, 2011
ENTRY FEE:
$12 submission fee for 6 images
SALES:
The Haggus Society retains 40% of all sales.
ABOUT THE SPONSOR: The Haggus Society is a group catering to creative feminists over the age of 40 who share a vision of empowering Woman’s position in the arts and society via the support of cultural acts and practices as well as direct action. The Haggus Society is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions for the purposes of The Haggus Society must be made payable to Fractured Atlas and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
For complete information, Download the Prospectus!
