CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS TO ARTLINES
The Fall edition of Artlines will be coming out in September and we are seeking contributions of interesting articles and news. Inspired by the changing seasons and the opportunity for growth and regeneration, the theme will be "Restoration and Renewal." Please submit related articles and news as well as Chapter updates to artlines@nationalwca.org for consideration. If possible, also include jpeg images with captions. The deadline is Monday, August 3.
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The documentary GRRRL: 25 Years of Riot Grrrl seeks funding to interview Southern riot grrrls, including Jack Off Jill!!!
The documentary GRRRL: 25 Years of Riot Grrrl seeks funding to interview Southern riot grrrls, including Jack Off Jill!!!
The Southern Riot Grrrls are always left out of the narrative.
Now we can change that!
Help the GRRRL crew get to NC to document Jack Off Jill's U.S. reunion show!
Our team of DIY-filmmakers are eager to film Jack Off Jill's one-off reunion show at The Orange Peel in Asheville, NC.
The Southern Riot Grrrls are always left out of the narrative -- until now!
This marks our entrance into the last phase of shooting for our documentary GRRRL: 25 Years of Riot Grrrl , and is the culmination of 3 years of shooting footage across this wide country, and we are excited to bring this dream to life! Riot Grrrl is a feminist movement that incorporated music, art, social discourse and community building in order to bring a change in this misogynist western world. WCADC member Bonnie MacAllister is a part of the film.
Our team of DIY-filmmakers are eager to film Jack Off Jill's one-off reunion show at The Orange Peel in Asheville, NC.
The Southern Riot Grrrls are always left out of the narrative -- until now!
This marks our entrance into the last phase of shooting for our documentary GRRRL: 25 Years of Riot Grrrl , and is the culmination of 3 years of shooting footage across this wide country, and we are excited to bring this dream to life! Riot Grrrl is a feminist movement that incorporated music, art, social discourse and community building in order to bring a change in this misogynist western world. WCADC member Bonnie MacAllister is a part of the film.
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GUTFREUNDCORNETT ART
CALL FOR ART
In the upcoming election year, what does democracy mean in the United States? It's time for artists to get on their soapboxes – whether it is a conceptual soapbox (Warhol) or direct Statement Art (Jenny Holtzer) and tell us what you think about democracy in America.
What did our forefathers intend in the Constitution with the freedom of speech, the right to bear arms, the pursuit of happiness, etc. To whom do these tenets apply in a racially, religious and politically divided country?
GCA is asking artists to share their voices in this art-based conversation about democracy and seeks art that address and interprets these broadly.
TO ENTER, GO TO:
http://www.gutfreundcornettart.com/whats-right-whats-left-democracy-in-america-2016-phoenix-gallery.html
TO ENTER, GO TO:
http://www.gutfreundcornettart.com/whats-right-whats-left-democracy-in-america-2016-phoenix-gallery.html
TITLE: What’s Right, What’s Left: Democracy in America
VENUE: Phoenix Gallery, Landmark Arts Building, Chelsea
548 West 29th Street, Suite 528, New York City
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: Must complete submission by Friday, September 18, 2015 at 11:59 p.m. in your time zone.
JUROR: Dr. Kathy Battista
Founder and Director of the MA Contemporary Art program at Sotheby's Institute of Art, New York and Senior Research Fellow of the Centre for Global Futures in Art, Design and Media at the Winchester School of Art University of Southampton.
CALL FOR ART: While all media is accepted and there are no size restrictions, we encourage the submission of smaller works, due to the size of the gallery. Works will be chosen for the gallery with additional works chosen for the online gallery and catalog and shown in a looped slide show in the Phoenix Gallery.
This exhibition will highlight the work of Vote Smart and New York City’sYouth Poet Laureate program.
DATES OF EXHIBITION: January 6-30, 2016
ARTIST RECEPTION: January 7, 2016
Eligiblity: Open to all artists
SUBMISSION AND MEDIA:
Artists may submit up to three works per entry with a total of three separate entries. Multiple views per piece are accepted when uploading images of 3D work. All media is accepted except giclees of original work. The use of giclees, if part of a larger work/collage or assemblage is acceptable. The artist will be responsible for any special equipment beyond pedestals (video monitors, etc.)
NON-REFUNDABLE ENTRY FEE: Payment of $40 per entry; non-refundable fee per entry after deadline date. The entry fee for full-time students is $15 per entry. One entry can include up to three pieces of art. Payments are made through PayPal.
SALES OF ART: A 60% commission will go to the artist, a 40% will go the gallery. All works sold must remain in the gallery for the duration of the exhibition.
DELIVERY OF ARTWORK: Detailed delivery instructions will be provided to artists accepted into the show. Artists are responsible for the costs of shipment of their work to/from the gallery and insuring their work during travel.
TO ENTER, GO TO: http://www.gutfreundcornettart.com/whats-right-whats-left-democracy-in-america-2016-phoenix-gallery.html
Please email us with any questions at gutfreundcornettart@gmail.com.
VENUE: Phoenix Gallery, Landmark Arts Building, Chelsea
548 West 29th Street, Suite 528, New York City
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: Must complete submission by Friday, September 18, 2015 at 11:59 p.m. in your time zone.
JUROR: Dr. Kathy Battista
Founder and Director of the MA Contemporary Art program at Sotheby's Institute of Art, New York and Senior Research Fellow of the Centre for Global Futures in Art, Design and Media at the Winchester School of Art University of Southampton.
CALL FOR ART: While all media is accepted and there are no size restrictions, we encourage the submission of smaller works, due to the size of the gallery. Works will be chosen for the gallery with additional works chosen for the online gallery and catalog and shown in a looped slide show in the Phoenix Gallery.
This exhibition will highlight the work of Vote Smart and New York City’sYouth Poet Laureate program.
DATES OF EXHIBITION: January 6-30, 2016
ARTIST RECEPTION: January 7, 2016
Eligiblity: Open to all artists
SUBMISSION AND MEDIA:
Artists may submit up to three works per entry with a total of three separate entries. Multiple views per piece are accepted when uploading images of 3D work. All media is accepted except giclees of original work. The use of giclees, if part of a larger work/collage or assemblage is acceptable. The artist will be responsible for any special equipment beyond pedestals (video monitors, etc.)
NON-REFUNDABLE ENTRY FEE: Payment of $40 per entry; non-refundable fee per entry after deadline date. The entry fee for full-time students is $15 per entry. One entry can include up to three pieces of art. Payments are made through PayPal.
SALES OF ART: A 60% commission will go to the artist, a 40% will go the gallery. All works sold must remain in the gallery for the duration of the exhibition.
DELIVERY OF ARTWORK: Detailed delivery instructions will be provided to artists accepted into the show. Artists are responsible for the costs of shipment of their work to/from the gallery and insuring their work during travel.
TO ENTER, GO TO: http://www.gutfreundcornettart.com/whats-right-whats-left-democracy-in-america-2016-phoenix-gallery.html
Please email us with any questions at gutfreundcornettart@gmail.com.
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