Call for Entries
The Auxiliary of University Medical Center at
Princeton
253 Witherspoon Street, Princeton, NJ 08540
609.497.4211
ART
FIRST!
An
International, Juried Exhibition of Art and Fine Crafts Featuring Artists with
Disabilities
April
19 ~ May 15, 2004
Patrons�
Preview - Sunday, April 18, 2004
Open to artists with physical and mental
disabilities. Only work executed after the onset of disability or injury is
eligible. All works must be for sale. Works must be original and include:
Works on paper, Works on canvas or board,
Sculpture, Jewelry,Photography, Pottery, Fabric art, Other crafts
Work must not exceed maximum UPS shipping
size of 130 inches, measured as follows: measure length around all four sides
plus one additional long side.
$6,000 in Prizes to be Awarded
All work will be eligible for prizes ranging from
$500 to $50, selected by a distinguished panel of jurors.
Work will be submitted in two steps:
Slides - Slides must be received by December 20 and
are to be mailed to:
Nancy Pageau, Art Coordinator
128 Bellwood Court
Phoenixville, PA 19460
Actual work - You will receive detailed information
after the slide jurying. Shipped work must be sent for arrival at the Medical
Center between February 10-13. In
person deliveries will be accepted at the Medical Center by appointment only.
Slide Requirements
On the side of the slide the work should be viewed
from, write:
1. your name, title of work, date of completion
2. medium, size (height, width, depth)
3. indicate "top" with arrow
University
Medical Center cannot be held
responsible for pieces lost or damaged during shipping; therefore, artists
should pack their work securely and insure all work shipped.
If you have any questions
during the slide jurying phase, please contact: [email protected]
609-497-4211
Slides of up to 6 works may be submitted for preliminary
review. Sculptors may submit two
views of each work. Slides must be sent with entry forms and Jury Action Report
from this mailing. Please send a self-addressed stamped envelope. Slides of
accepted work will be retained for duration of exhibition by University Medical
Center at Princeton, when they will be returned.
Please Note: Acceptance of a work based on slides
does not guarantee inclusion. The
jury reserves the right to final selection when viewing actual work.
Selling prices cannot be raised after work is accepted in the slide
jurying process.
Work will be insured at the stated value. Coverage
will begin from the date of receipt to the date of return. University Medical Center at Princeton will retain a 20%
commission on all sales of exhibiting work, multiples, and those commissioned as
a result of the show.
COMPLETE BOTH PAGES OF THE
ENTRY FORM AND RETURN WITH YOUR SLIDES AND A SELF-ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE.
Click here
for entry form.
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Deadline:
December 31, 2003
NATIONAL EXHIBITS BY BLIND ARTISTS 30th Anniversary
Exhibit. Juried Exhibition. Fall 2004 at Philadelphia Museum of
Art. Artwork by legally blind artists. Slides due by February 27,
2004. Contact: NEBA, 919 Walnut St, Philadelphia PA 19107. Call for
prospectus, 1-800-222-1754, M-F, 9-5 EST, or any time at 215- 925-3213
(voicemail).
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Deadline: Jan 21, 2004
DISABLED ARTISTS ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITION In an effort to
fulfill its mission to improve the lives of people with disabilities,
the gallery collects artwork created exclusively by artists with
disabilities from its annual exhibition. By exhibiting the collection
throughout the hospital, we hope the work will inspire patients and
visitors alike to reach beyond limitations and encourage the creative
spirit in everyone. It is open to artists, regardless of experience or
formal training who are dealing with a physical disability. There are
no entry fees. All work considered, must be available for sale. Art
must be original or numbered limited fine art prints in editions of 50
or less. Eligible forms include painting, drawings, mixed media,
ceramic, sculpture, photographs and fabric arts. Exhibition dates May
13 - May 28, 2004, with possibilities for the show to travel. Requests
for additional information and to receive a formal call-for-entry
application form contact: Ruth Hall Daly, Viewpoint Gallery, Sunnyview
Rehabilitation Hospital, 1270 Belmont Av, Schenectady NY 12308 OR
518-386-3520 OR http://www.sunnyview.org
OR [email protected]
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OFFCenter Community Arts Project
welcomes participation and submission
Exhibit title:
"Ranting and Raving: Artists Taking a Stand"
Exhibit description:
This exhibit will feature artist's visual and poetic perspectives on their
personal relationship to a political world now and in the past. This exhibit
will survey political art from the past and in the present, including
traditional and nontraditional graffiti expression.
Exhibit dates:
OPENING February 6, 2004 6-8 PM
Exhibit through March 12, 2004.
Exhibit submissions:
Due at OFFCenter office last week in January, 2004.
For more information, please contact:
OFFCenter Community Arts Project
117 7th NW
Phone 247-1172
Downtown Albuquerque
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Out of the
Ordinary: A Performance Event Showcasing Outstanding New Mexico Artists with Disabilities
Contact: Susanna Kearny, 345-2872 x 15
WHO: New Mexico musicians, dancers, poets, comedians, etc.,
with disabilities interested in presenting their work
WHAT:
Performing arts event featuring performing artists with disabilities from around the state
WHERE:
Small
Theatre at the Hispanic Cultural Center in Albuquerque
WHEN: Audition Deadline:
January 16, 2004
Event: Thursday,
February 12, 7–9 pm
Out
of the Ordinary, a performance event showcasing outstanding New Mexico performing artists
with disabilities will take place in Albuquerque at the Hispanic Cultural Center on
Thursday, February 12, from 7-9 pm. Audition deadline is January 16, 2004. New Mexico
musicians, poets, comedians, etc., with disabilities interested in presenting their work
should contact Larry Lorenzo at 505/980-2286 or Deborah Mashibini at the North Fourth Art
Center (505) 345-2872 x 18 (email: [email protected])
These and other statewide opportunities are made possible in part by New Mexico Arts, a Division of the Department of Cultural Affairs and the National Endowment for the Arts; and through funding provided by the central office of VSA arts, under an award from the U.S. Department of Education. Please visit www.vsartsnm.org for more information.
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The
Harwood Art Center and VSA North Fourth Art Center Present:
WHAT:
All
As One, Poetry By and For New Mexicans
This
is a collaboration between two arts organizations, both with a history of literary
publication. The Harwood Art Center’s Harwood Review has become a respected literary
publication presenting the work of some of New Mexico’s most renowned poets. VSA’s Enabled Writer included six editions and a
“Best Of The Enabled Writer” featuring the work of professional and emerging New
Mexico writers with disabilities.
WHO:
Open
to all New Mexico poets. Poets from
throughout the state are invited to submit work for this collaborative publication
featuring work by writers with and without disabilities.
WHEN:
All
as One is scheduled to be distributed (5,000 copies) in conjunction with National Poetry
Month, April 2004.
Submission
deadline, January 31, 2004.
HOW/WHERE:
All
submissions must be typed. No length or
subject restrictions. Poets may submit more
than one poem for consideration. Selections
will be made by a committee of local writers.
Send submissions to:
All
as One – attn: Deborah Mashibini
VSA North Fourth Art Center
4904 Fourth St., NW
Albuquerque, NM 87107
OR
All
as One – attn: Susan McAllister
Harwood Art Center
1114 Seventh St., NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Questions? Contact The
Harwood Art Center at (505) 242-6367 or VSA North Fourth Art Center at (505) 345-2872.
The national VSA arts Artists Registry is a computerized listing of images and information on more than 1,000 artists with disabilities. The Registry offers artists an opportunity to raise their visibility and reach others interested in promoting their artwork. Want more information? Contact VSA arts at www.vsarts.org or give them a call at (800) 933-8721.
ArtistsRegister.com, developed and managed by the nonprofit Western States Art Federation (WESTAF) connects artists and art lovers - no matter where they are. Tens of thousands of visitors use the site each month including collectors, gallery owners, curators, interior designers, art administrators and art enthusiasts. An affordable way to showcase your work and find artists working in all media. Membership is open to all visual artists, and has been made affordable to New Mexico artists through an arrangement with New Mexico Arts. Member artists and non-members alike are encouraged to visit the site to find out about opportunities for artists. visit ArtistsRegister.com or call 888-562-7232 for more information.
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