Showing posts with label Call for Submissions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Call for Submissions. Show all posts
Saturday, November 28, 2015
Call for Submissions: The Multiple eXposure Project Zine 1.0
Attention Art of Mob Readers - This Call for Submissions posted on behalf of the coordinators of The Multiple eXposure Project.
The Multiple eXposure Project
Call for Submissions:
Attention writers, researchers, photographers, visual artists, and image-makers! The Multiple eXposure Project is a multimedia, multi/trans/inter-disciplinary artistic practice and research-based initiative that explores the many layers of image-making, participatory photography, visual ethnography, and performative encounter(s) between the image and the spectator.
We are happy to announce that we will be publishing the very first issue of our collaborative zine and we are now accepting submissions until December 31, 2014. The theme of our upcoming zine is “Self-as-Subject”, an exploration of the “self” and its manifold permutations – its presence, identity, representation, liminality, and (dis)embodiment - in this day and age of digital madness, hyperreality and mobility.
The zine is multimedia so we are accepting text and image-based submissions related to the theme in any format imaginable such as: articles, essays, reviews, short stories, poetry, interviews, photographs (film or analogue), visual narratives, videos, digital art, illustrations, cartoons, mixed media, collages, experimental pieces, etc. Collaborative projects are very much welcome. Multiple entries are also accepted.
Digital and printed copies of the zine will be released.
Some notes to remember:
For more information on The Multiple eXposure Project, check out our website
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The Multiple eXposure Project
Call for Submissions:
Attention writers, researchers, photographers, visual artists, and image-makers! The Multiple eXposure Project is a multimedia, multi/trans/inter-disciplinary artistic practice and research-based initiative that explores the many layers of image-making, participatory photography, visual ethnography, and performative encounter(s) between the image and the spectator.
We are happy to announce that we will be publishing the very first issue of our collaborative zine and we are now accepting submissions until December 31, 2014. The theme of our upcoming zine is “Self-as-Subject”, an exploration of the “self” and its manifold permutations – its presence, identity, representation, liminality, and (dis)embodiment - in this day and age of digital madness, hyperreality and mobility.
The zine is multimedia so we are accepting text and image-based submissions related to the theme in any format imaginable such as: articles, essays, reviews, short stories, poetry, interviews, photographs (film or analogue), visual narratives, videos, digital art, illustrations, cartoons, mixed media, collages, experimental pieces, etc. Collaborative projects are very much welcome. Multiple entries are also accepted.
Digital and printed copies of the zine will be released.
Some notes to remember:
- Please include your name, short profile, country of origin, and blog/website (if applicable) in your email.
- Photo submissions in jpeg format must include a title and description.
- When necessary, please follow the proper citations (MLA style) in article submissions.
- Please email your submissions to themultipleexposureproject@
gmail.com.
For more information on The Multiple eXposure Project, check out our website
Saturday, November 21, 2015
Call for Entries: Mobile Photographic Creation
From the Website:
The International Symposium Mobile Creation and blog Lanterns have joined forces to launch a call for applications around the mobile photographic creation.
Mobile Design is a group of university researchers from laboratory IRCAV / Paris 3-Sorbonne Nouvelle this year focuses on the relationship to art terminals and services with mobile features (phones, smartphones, tablets).
The symposium and Mobile Arts will be held on 4 and 5 December at the National Institute of Art History (INHA). Landmark of research on the history of art and heritage, near the Louvre, INHA will host in parallel during the two days of mobile photographic art curation.
Our goals?
1) Show that the artists have taken over the mobile, a new tool for artistic creativity and photographic.
2) To illustrate the diversity of mobile photographic art ranging from street photography to selfie, through architecture, black and white, to experimental approaches combining photography and digital painting.
3) Question photography via mobile creation in a prestigious location, the National Institute of the History of Art.
For details on how to enter, visit the website here.
Sunday, November 1, 2015
Call for Submissions - MOCAsnaps Instagram Challenge
I recently interviewed Rebecca Davidson of the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art to discuss their upcoming MOCAsnaps Instagram Challenge.
What is the MOCAsnaps Instagram Challenge?
RD: MOCA’s inaugural Instagram challenge is asking Instagram users worldwide to submit their best photos that reflect what design means to you. MOCA staff will select the top twelve submissions, based on representation of the assignment and creativity, to exhibit in our ARTlab during MOCA’s Spring Exhibitions featuring renowned artist and designer, Ryan McGinness and our annual juried show of Virginia artists, New Waves 2015.
Who can enter?
RD: It’s open to any and everyone!
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Can photos shot with a mobile device be submitted?
RD: Absolutely, the only stipulation is you must submit the photo through Instagram, and fill out the contact form on our website:
Do photos have to be taken in Virginia?
RD: No, we are hoping to have submissions from around the world!
How will the top twelve submissions be selected?
RD: MOCA’s Exhibitions and Education team will jury the submitted photographs after the submission deadline and determine which photographs best reflect the challenge as well as being creative.
Is there any cost to enter?
RD: Nope!
Is there anything else you’d like to add?
RD: We are excited to host our first Instagram challenge! After the Ryan McGinness: Studio Visit exhibition opens on January 30, 2015, we will feature a different challenge each month, so keep checking back with Virginia MOCA here.
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