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Award New Media Foundation Liedts-Meesen: Call For Entries

Award New Media Foundation Liedts-Meesen, Ghent Belgium
Deadline November 01 2009

At the occasion of the Update III exhibition that is organised as a Biennial event at the Zebrastraat Gent, the Liedts-Meesen Foundation will award for the second time, a work by a living artist distinguishing himself or herself in the field of digital art. This award will consist of a cash purse and a showcase in the Update IV to be held in 2012.

Entry forms and guidelines available at

http://www.zebrastraat.be

http://www.zebrastraat.be/kunst_3_91.html

Deadline November 1 2009- Final Deadline

The upcoming exhibition, Update III (in 2010), will be held in collaboration with the Centre Pompidou in Paris, under the artistic direction of the exhibition's commissioner Christine Van Assche.

At the same time, the 10 works selected for the Liedts-Meesen Foundation award will be exhibited and integrated into the publication accompanying the exhibition.

 

Update's mission

Update's mission is to expand the scope of contemporary artistic creations and traditional media with works dedicated to employing contemporary and new technologies in an original and intelligent way: treatment of sounds and light, use of new media, application of innovative evolutions in communications, telecommunications and broadcasting, centred on the world of information, communication, and computers and interaction.

These descriptions are in no way restrictive and should be interpreted in a broader meaning

General guidelines for entry in the competition

The aim of the competition is to present works in accordance with Update's objectives. The submitted work can have been previously exhibited, but the jury reserves the right to choose creations that are proven to be practically realisable within the possibilities of the Liedts-Meesen Foundation, keeping in mind that the works will be displayed during the exhibition.

 

Calendar and conditions of the competition

The choice of the 10 projects selected by the jury will be rendered public at the occasion of the Lineart Art Salon (Ghent) from the 4th to the 8th December, 2009.
Those projects that have been retained will then be installed in order to be exhibited alongside of the Update III exhibition from March to June 2010 and published in the exhibition catalog. The basic equipment is available to be used by the selected artists; specific and special equipment must be provided for, and lent by the artists for the duration of the exhibition.

During the Update exhibition, one of the nominees will be chosen for the prize award given by the Liedts-Meesen Foundation. A people's choice award is also foreseen.

Eligibility and submission details

This international competition is open to all age groups and to all nationalities. English is the working language. Deliverables: A general portfolio of the artist including a CV and a detailed description of the work submitted, accompanied by visual material is demanded. The material must be provided either in an uploadable format or must be easy to reproduce as the jury's decision will be primarily based on the visual documentation. Submissions are to be sent to Foundation Liedts-Meesen, Concours Nouveaux Médias, Zebrastraat 32/001, 9000 Gent, Belgium.

The Jury

The jury will be composed of ten members:

o Peter Werbel (Director of ZKM Karlsruhe)
o Jean-Marie Dallet (Professor and Commissioner of Update I)
o Philippe Van Cauteren (Director of SMAK Gent)
o Françoise Meesen (Fondation Liedts-Meesen)
o Dirk De Wit (Director of IBK-IAK)
o Stef Van Bellingen (Consultant for Zebrastraat-artistic leader VZW Warp)
o Christine Van Assche (Curator New Medias Nouveaux Medias Centre Pompidou-Paris)
o Art Yan (Organiser of the exhibition E-Arts Festival, Shangai)
o Nick Ervinck (artist), winner of the Update II public award 2008
o Julien Maire (artist), winner of the Update II jury's award 2008

Prize

For 2010, a 5000 euro cash award is foreseen by the Liedts-Meesen Foundation. This indivisible cash award will be allocated to a work and to its creator.

Moreover, the jury reserves the right to award an honourable mention to an artist.
The Liedts-Meesen Foundation and the jury reserve the right to not award a prize and to transfer it to the next exhibition.

Foundation Liedts-Meesen

Ghent Belgium, Europe
Till 1 november 2009

Zebrastraat 32/001
9000 Ghent, Belgium, Europe

http://www.zebrastraat.be

 

Media Arts Technical Assistance Fund, New York

Media Arts Technical Assistance Fund, New York
Deadline July 01, 2009

The Media Arts Technical Assistance Fund is designed to strengthen media arts organizations in all regions of New York State.

The Fund assists media arts organizations, their staff and board members in working with outside consultants on issues of organizational and professional development, as well as on research and planning for new program initiatives. The Fund is designed to advance leadership and management skills critical to a sustainable and vital media arts community.

The Fund assists media arts organizations, their staff and board members in working with outside consultants on issues of organizational and professional development, as well as on research and planning for new program initiatives. The Fund is designed to advance leadership and management skills critical to a sustainable and vital media arts community.

ELIGIBILITY
• Not-for-profit organizations in the State. Your organization does not need to be currently receiving funding from NYSCA through the Electronic Med

More Information at :
Experimental Television Center

http://www.experimentaltvcenter.org/

Deadlines each year: January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1.

Only conference requests may be submitted at any time.

 

 

VOLUME 14: MIDDLE EAST, ASPECT: The Chronicle of New Media Art

VOLUME 14: MIDDLE EAST, ASPECT: The Chronicle of New Media Art
Deadline : APRIL 15, 2009

ASPECT: The Chronicle of New Media Art, a biannual DVD publication, is currently accepting submissions of work for Volume 14: Middle East. From ancient times to the contemporary moment, this region is a crucible of cultural, religious, economic, political and strategic import. We seek new media work focused on any aspect of this sensitive region, and are specifically interested in work generated in the Middle East, but will consider all work focused on the topic. We will review installation, video, performance, sound, and any other work best documented in time-based format.

The staff of ASPECT is asking artist/commentator pairs to submit proposals of time-based work made in, or focused on, the Middle East. Commentators may be curators, historians, critics, or educators who can offer a distinct perspective on the work. Due to the format of the publication, the criteria for selection will include both the qualifications of the commentator and the quality of the work submitted. Audio recordings of the commentary will be assembled after the submissions have been selected.

Submissions should include:
- Video documentation of a work or small group of works by a single artist
(no more than 15 minutes in length)
- A brief (100 word) statement regarding the submitted work
- Resume of the artist
- Contact information for the commentator and artist
- Resume of the commentator
- Brief notes outlining the proposed commentary w/ respect to theme

Submissions must be received by APRIL 15, 2009 and sent to:
ASPECT: The Chronicle of New Media Art
46 Waltham Street, suite 103
Boston, MA 02118
617.695.0500

All artists will be contacted via email regarding their submission no later than May 15, 2009

For more information see our FAQ:
http://www.aspectmag.com/contact/faq.cfm

Company Information —The mission of ASPECT is to foster a deeper and more intimate understanding of contemporary new media art by expanding access, education, and distribution of the genre. ASPECT pioneered DVD distribution of artworks and continues to set the standard for new media art publishing and distribution. ASPECT Magazine is a biannual DVD magazine of new media art. Each issue highlights 5-10 artists working in new media whose works are best documented in video or sound, including in-depth information on the artists and commentary by distinguished curators and critics. Individual issues and subscriptions are available directly from the ASPECT web site.

ATHENS VIDEO ART FESTIVAL 09

ATHENS VIDEO ART FESTIVAL 09
Deadline: 31st January 2009.

It’s time for the artists of digital culture to become involved again and participate to Athens Video Art Festival, the innovative artistic affair that has been endorsed enthusiastically by artists and public.

Athens Video Art Festival is the official festival of Greece in the field of video art and new media, and covers the demands of people from the complete spectrum of creativity. It is a place of promotion of digital culture and a link between creators and organizations and at the same time an intriguing multi-dimensional event.

Each year Athens Video Art Festival evolves, becomes enriched and sets new goals raising the stake even higher, brings out its academic character and strengthens it through important collaborations and retrospectives, offers motives for creativity and presents the latest international developments in the field of digital media, and communicates them to the public.

Athens Video Art Festival celebrates the completion of five successful years and aims higher than ever. Building on its four previous impressive materializations, it is preparing its most ambitious edition yet, which will take place at “Technopolis”, of the City Of Athens.

To this grand celebration of digital culture, you are invited to participate* in the following categories: video art, animation, digital image, web art and installation art.

The call for entries is open to foreign and Greek artists alike.

Postmark deadline: 31st January 2009.

Athens Video Art Festival is organized by the urban non profitable company Multitrab Productions, with the co-organization of the City of Athens and the General Secretariat For Youth.

* [ In the case of submission of entry to the “video art” or “animation” category, the time duration of the work should not exceed 15 minutes. The video should be submitted in dvd video (pal) format or video file (“avi”, “mpeg” or “quicktime”, with a maximum file size of 1,5 Gb). The artists have the right to participate with more than one piece of work, with a maximum of four. A separate entry form should be submitted for each piece. There is no entry cost. ]

Further Information & Submission
http://athensvideoartfestival.gr/eng/default.asp

European Media Art Festival [EMAF], 2009, Osnabrück, Germany

European Media Art Festival [EMAF], 2009, Osnabrück, Germany
Deadline January 05, 2009

22- 26 April 2009

The EMAF is one of the most influential forums of international Media Art. As an international meeting point for artists, curators, lenders, gallery owners and an audience of specialists, the festival has had a profound impact on the topic and aesthetics of Media Art for more than two decades. The festival offers its visitors a current overview of new experimental films, installations, performances, digital formats and hybrid forms, ranging from personal and political subjects to formal experiments and provocative statements. In 2009, the festival will explore the areas of long-term archival storage and the public options for use of Media Art. The exhibition entitled Image Battles refers to the connection between technological progress and the transformation of the images of war using current Media Art and historical exhibits.

Further Infomation
http://www.emaf.de/index.php?id=70&L=2

European Media Art Festival
Lohstraße 45 A
D-49074 Osnabrück  

Tel: + 49 / (0) 541 / 2 16 58  oder  2 57 79
Fax: + 49 / (0) 541 / 2 83 27

Homepage:  www.emaf.de
E-Mail:  info@emaf.de

 

The TELUS Interactive Art & Entertainment Program (IAEP), Post-graduate Residency, Canadian Film Centre

Post-graduate Residency, Canadian Film Centre
Deadline: December 19, 2008

Get Your Ideas Off The Napkin

Call For Applicants - Cfc Media Lab Telus
Interactive Art & Entertainment Program

Accelerate your future and surround yourself with new ways of thinking. There is no limit to what you can create at CFC Media Lab. In just five months, you will learn from some of the best in the interactive business. You will share new ways of thinking with ambitious and like-minded people from a wide variety of backgrounds. It's a collaborative process that allows you to come up with new and exciting ideas for the real world.

FLEX your creative muscle and win free tuition with our online contest: http://www.cfccreates.com/contest

The CFC Media Lab is currently accepting applications for the Spring 2009 session of the TELUS Interactive Art & Entertainment Program (IAEP), a five-month, post-graduate residency focused on creating inventive interactive narrative projects for the Canadian and international marketplace.

The TELUS Interactive Art & Entertainment Program (IAEP) is Canada's first post-graduate program for new media training and production, based on a philosophy that compelling new media content is created through a collaborative process harnessing a wide range of creative skills, knowledge and talent. An internationally acclaimed facility, the CFC Media Lab has produced award-winning new media prototypes ranging from simulation-based interactive documentaries, to wireless storytelling networks, to interactive short films and narrative-driven media installations.

The TELUS IAEP encourages resident participation from a variety of backgrounds, including: visual art, programming, design, production, filmmaking, music, writing and new media. The TELUS IAEP is also open to international residents. Alumni have represented many countries including Japan, Mexico, Israel, Pakistan, India and the United States.

CFC Media Lab alumni are at the forefront of the future of entertainment and have a proven track record of creating successful companies and projects with global appeal.

Successful Highlights from CFC MEDIA LAB ALUMNI include:
• Greenwave (2008)- a social network challenge http://www.greenwavechallenge.com
• LMNO PICS (2007)- an interactive language game http://www.cieocreative.com
• Meanwhile (2006) - won the Reflet d'Or for Best Interactive Multimedia Fiction at the 14th annual Cinéma tous écrans in Geneva, Switzerland.
• Patrick Crowe (2004) – Graduate of the Year, Excellence in Cross Platform Awards at the 2005 Canadian New Media Awards for Xenophile Media's Re-Genesis Project – http://www.xenophile.ca
• Murmur (2002) – http://www.murmurtoronto.ca
• PAX Warrior (2001) – http://www.paxwarrior.com special mention at U.N. WSA Awards)
• SEED (2000) – http://www.seedcollective.ca/about.htm
• Trapeze Media (1999) – http://www.trapeze.com
• Smiley Guy Studios (1997) (Odd Job Jack) – http://www.smileyguy.com

WIN FREE TUITION -APPLY NOW at http://cfccreates.com
Deadline is December 19, 2008

Canadian Film Centre
2489 Bayview Ave.
Toronto, ON, Canada

medialab@cfccreates.com
http://cfccreates.com
t. 416-445-1446 x 296

 

 

 

EXPLOITS IN THE WIRELESS CITY : Radiator / Trampoline, Nottingham, UK

EXPLOITS IN THE WIRELESS CITY : Radiator / Trampoline, Nottingham, UK
Deadline 25th Nov 2008

Since the abundant proliferation of digital communication technology, our (living) space has been expanded, transformed, reshaped. In our everyday lives we increasingly connect to mediated interfaces, be it consciously or without knowing.

Digital media is increasingly integrated seamlessly into all areas of everyday life and work. The so-called ‘virtual worlds’ created in this way are merging ever more dynamically with our physical environment generating new hybrid spaces, becoming a fixed part of our reality themselves.

Our cities are increasingly pervaded by data networks, watched over by cameras, skinned by media facades, populated by users of mobile communication devices carried around with every step. ‘City’ itself has become a media space, a complex fabric, in which an immaterial layer of data is augmenting the urban landscape, both merging ever more seamlessly.

Radiator continues its investigation into the way that artists engage with locality and site, real and virtual urban space. The ‘ Wireless City ’ brings deep cultural changes and our traditional spatial coordinates are gradually being superseded by an enhanced network.

Sharing their inferences and conclusions, artists are invited to reflect upon the challenges facing our freedom, the poetry of resistance and also the opportunities the ‘ Expanded City ’ has to offer.
Radiator welcomes all forms of artistic expression aligned with the theme.

http://www.radiator-festival.org/

The programme will provide multiple exhibition and display opportunities across the East Midlands :

Gallery/ White Cube Spaces
City spaces/ Site-specific works
Events
Indoor/ Outdoor Screenings

HOW TO SUBMIT WORK

Submissions should include:

Images/documentation/videofootage (supporting material in one of the following formats: as standard definition DVD or VHS, as a file on CD (SWF, Quicktime or Avi accepted – use standard codecs such as Sorenson, Cinepak or DivX). Any file that cannot be viewed using standard media players will be passed over.
Description of work
CV
Submissions form, downloadable from here pdf or word doc. (Also Available online at www.trampoline.org.uk)

Key points to consider in your proposal:

From video, animation, installation, sculpture, performance, live music and web streaming we encourage all forms of new media expressions.
We especially encourage the submission of participatory works, which promote a high degree of audience involvement.

Please include an SAE if you would like your submission returned to you.
Submissions to be send to:

Radiator
Broadway Cinema
14-18 Broad Street
Nottingham
NG1 3AL
UK
 
Deadline for submissions: 25th Nov 2008

Any queries please contact Matt Davenport matt@trampoline.org.uk / +44 (0)115 8409272
 A Trampoline project with financial support by Arts Council England

Unintended Uses, NEXUS/foundation, Philadelphia, PA

Unintended Uses, NEXUS/foundation, Philadelphia, PA
Deadline: December 1, 2008 by 11:59 PM

NEXUS/foundation for today's art in Philadelphia, in conjunction with The Hacktory, is seeking  submissions for "Unintended Uses," an exhibition of hacked and repurposed materials scheduled for February 12 through March 6, 2009. Artists and makers working with electronics,  video, robotics, and other new media, and particularly those who reside on the East Coast,  are encouraged to submit work for review.

"Whatever code we hack, be it programming language, poetic language, math or music, curves or colourings, we create the possibility of new things entering the world. Not always great things, or even good things, but new things. In art, in science, in philosophy and culture, in any production of knowledge where data can be gathered, where information can be extracted from it, and where in that information new possibilities for the world are produced, there are hackers hacking the new out of the old. While hackers create these new worlds, we do not possess them. That which we create is mortgaged to others, and to the interests of others, to states and corporations who control the means for making worlds we alone discover. We do not own what we produce - it owns us."
 
   -- from "A Hacker Manifesto" by McKenzie Wark

Deadline: December 1, 2008 by 11:59 PM
Notification: On or around December 15, 2008
Submissions via E-MAIL ONLY

Required content of your E-mail submission:

• Contact information, including name, E-mail address, physical address, and phone number
• Statement of no more than 250 words about your work or practice
• Links to online portfolios, slideshows, or videos representing the work being submitted

You may link to work on YouTube, Vimeo, Flickr, or any other online resource.

E-MAIL your submission to Unintended.Uses@nexusphiladelphia.org.

For more information, contact info@nexusphiladelphia.org or visit www.nexusphiladelphia.org.

Established in 1975, NEXUS/foundation for today's art is an artist-run, non-profit gallery space dedicated to supporting local emerging and experimental artists engaged in new art practices. NEXUS presents challenging, innovative, and compelling exhibitions of contemporary art that stimulate creative thought and dialog among the public, increasing awareness of the meanings and methods behind today's art.

The Hacktory, a project incubated by Nonprofit Technology Resources,  promotes the use of technology in the arts through classes, community events, shared facilities and equipment, an artist-in-residence program, art and technology promotion, and materials exchange. For more information about The Hacktory, please visit www.thehacktory.org.

 

Rencontres Internationales, Paris/Berlin/Madrid - FILM / VIDEO / MULTIMEDIA

Rencontres Internationales, Paris/Berlin/Madrid - FILM / VIDEO / MULTIMEDIA
Deadline : 25th of August, 2008

The 'Rencontres Internationales' will take place at the Centre Pompidou, at the Jeu de Paume national museum and in other key locations in Paris in November 2008. The same program will be presented in Madrid in April 2009 and in Berlin in June 2009.

Those three events will propose an international programming focusing on film, video and multimedia, gathering works of artists and filmmakers acknowledged on the international scene along with young artists and filmmakers.

ANY INDIVIDUAL OR ORGANISATION CAN SUBMIT ONE OR SEVERAL PROPOSALS. THE CALL FOR ENTRIES IS OPEN FOR FILM, VIDEO AND MULTIMEDIA PROPOSALS, without any restriction of length or genre. All submissions are free, without limitation of geographical origin.

Film and video cycle (any film and video format)
* Video / Experimental video
* Fiction - short, medium and feature length
* Documentary, experimental documentary
* Experimental Film
* Animation

Multimedia cycle
* Video installation, multimedia installation
* Net art
* Multimedia performance, multimedia concert

Video and film submissions are received on DVD. ALL submissions are sent by postal mail, enclosed with a filled-in ONLINE ENTRY FORM, UNTIL THE 25th of AUGUST, 2008 (postmarked). Entry form and information regarding the 'Rencontres internationales Paris/Berlin/Madrid' are posted on our website http://art-action.org/en_info_appel.htm

PLEASE FORWARD this piece of information to creative organizations, art networks, production organizations, artists and filmmakers you are in contact with.

The 'Rencontres Internationales' offers more than a simple presentation of the works. They introduce an intercultural forum gathering various guests from all over the world - artists and filmmakers, institutions and emerging organizations - to testify of their reflections and of their experiences, but also of artistic and cultural contexts that are often experiencing deep changes.

The 'Rencontres Internationales' reflects specificities and convergences of art practices between new cinema and contemporary art, explores emerging media art practices and their critical purposes, and work out this necessary time when points of view meet and are exchanged.

The event aims at presenting those works to a broad audience, at creating circulations between different art practices and between different audiences, as well as creating new exchanges between artists, filmmakers and professionals. It wishes to contribute to a reflection on our contemporary culture of image via a demanding program opened to everyone.

Paris/Berlin/Madrid
In 2007, the 'Rencontres Internationales', which initially took place in Paris and Berlin, opened up to a third city: Madrid. This event now constitutes a unique artistic and cultural platform in Europe for artists, professional networks and different audiences. The venues in the three cities are in particular the Centre Pompidou and the Jeu de Paume national museum in Paris, the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin, the Reina Sofia national museum and the Spanish Cinematheque in Madrid.

The 'Rencontres Internationales' is a non commercial event without competition, supported by French, German, Spanish and international institutions http://art-action.org/fr_soutien.htm

Los Angeles Center for Digital Art, LACDA INTERNATIONAL JURIED COMPETITION, DigitalArt.LA 2008

Los Angeles Center for Digital Art, LACDA INTERNATIONAL JURIED COMPETITION, DigitalArt.LA 2008
Deadline for entries: June 30, 2008
Winners announced: July 14, 2008
Exhibit Dates: August 14 - September 6, 2008

Reception for the artists: Thursday August 14, 2008, 7 – 9 pm
in conjunction with Downtown Art Walk and DigitalArt.LA

Jurors: Howard Fox
Curator of Contemporary Art, L.A. County Museum of Art (LACMA)

Rex Bruce
Director, Los Angeles Center for Digital Art

Formatted announcement and complete prospectus:
http://lacda.com/juried/juriedshow.html

Direct link for registration:
http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=159763

Enter our juried competition for digital art, digital photography, video and new media. All styles of artwork and photography where digital processes of any kind were integral to their creation are acceptable. We accept digital art stills of any kind, digital photography, short experimental time based video, video loops, mobile media, interactive media, internet art (net.art) and new media works of any kind.

The competition is international, open to all geographic locations.

Video, interactive and new media are accepted by DVD/CD. Internet art (net.art) entries are viewed at their original URL. Still image entries are acceped by jpeg upload. Still image winners are printed by the gallery (up to 24"x36") for exhibition to eliminate the need for shipping, especially for international artists.

The selected winners will be exhibited as the central focus of the "DigitalArt.LA" expo (see below) in a large group exhibit at the LACDA gallery. The show will be widely promoted and will include a reception for the artists. Juror Howard Fox, Curator of Contemporary Art, LACMA, will attend the opening reception. The DigitalArt.LA expo runs August 14-16 (concurrent with and promoted by SIGGRAPH, the Downtown Art Walk and Downtown Film Festival - Los Angeles), the winners exhibit will remain in the gallery August 14-September 6. Video winners will also be screened at the Downtown Film Festival Los Angeles.

DigitalArt.LA http://DigitalArt.LA is a multi-site international digital art expo in the Gallery Row area of Downtown Los Angeles organized by Rex Bruce and L.A. Center for Digital Art. The event includes exhibits by area galleries, theatres, and venues near LACDA. Many venues will host screenings and exhibits for major out of area institutions including Centre Pompidou Forum des Images, UCR | California Museum of Photography, Lanzia Center for Contemporary Art (Danzig, Poland), and the Austin Museum of Digital Art. The central exhibit will be the international winners show of juried submissions hosted by LACDA.

This is an extremely rare opportunity to exhibit alongside top institutions and have your work viewed by a major curator!

Exhibitors and Participants at DigitalArt.LA 2008 include:

Los Angeles Center for Digital Art – Winners Show –
Centre Georges Pompidou | Forum des Images
UCR | California Museum of Photography
Laznia Center for Contemporary Art, Danzig / Poland
Howard Fox, Curator of Contemporary Art, LACMA
Downtown Film Festival - Los Angeles
SIGGRAPH
Austin Museum of Digital Art
Niche.LA Video Art
Found Gallery L.A.
Phantom Galleries L.A.
Bert Green Fine Art
Spring Arts Collective
Pharmaka Gallery
Rowan Gallery
Regent Theatre
Creative Commons
Artillery Magazine
Coagula Art Journal
It's Liquid

All entries are given special consideration for exhibiting at LACDA and outside exhibitions where we are featured. Artists participating in our competitions form the pool of artists from which we select the vast majority of those featured at LACDA and are often considered by our associated network of museums, galleries and curators. Proceeds from the competition support these gallery programs and the DigitalArt.LA expo. Juror Rex Bruce has curated and participated in over 50 exhibits since the founding of LACDA in 2004 and is internationally recognized as a leader and expert in the field.

Timeline and Registration Instructions:

Deadline for entries: June 30, 2008
Winners announced: July 14, 2008
Exhibit Dates: August 14-September 6, 2008

Reception for the artists: Thursday August 14, 2008, 7-9pm
in conjunction with Downtown Art Walk and DigitalArt.LA

Registration fee is $30US.

Multiple entries in multiple categories are permitted, additional $30 entry fee for each three images, or single video or single interactive/new media/net.art entry.

Online registration only. No exceptions.

Enter here through Acteva secure online registrations:
http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=159763

Still images are uploaded here (after online registration):
http://lacda.com/phpForm/forms/form2.html

Winners for this catagory will be asked to express mail high resolution files for printing. Still image winners are printed by the gallery (up to 24x36 on artists choice of media) for exhibition to eliminate the need for shipping, especially for international artists. Unsold prints will be returned to the artists by LACDA, artists are responsible for return shipping costs.

Internet Artists will be asked for URL for their artwork on the Acteva registration page. For this catagory winner's names and titles of work linked to the respective sites will be featured on DigitalArt.LA and LACDA website for the duration of the exhibit and archived on the LACDA site.

Video and interactive entries on DVD/CD are mailed directly to LACDA with a copy of Acteva registration receipt, contact information and brief description of work:

No materials can be returned.

For questions email us at lacda@lacda.com
No phone calls please!

Los Angeles Center for Digital Art
107 West Fifth Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Contact: Rex Bruce
(323) 646-9427
E-mail, lacda@lacda.com
Web site, http://lacda.com
Gallery hours, Wednesday – Saturday, 12-5pm

To view formatted version of this announcement online:
http://artscenecal.com/Announcements/2008/0608/LACDA0608.html