Era Living CALL FOR ART
Instructions for Email Submission
EXHIBITION: Turning
Point
LOCATION: University House Wallingford, 4400 Stone
Way N, Seattle, 98103
DEADLINE: August 15, 2013
ART DROP: October 13, 2013
OPENING: October 17, 2013 Gala Reception
CLOSING: Feb 9, 2014 To Be Confirmed
Turning Point
The one sure thing in life
is that nothing stays the same. What is
the catalytic moment of change for you personally; or changing from one medium
to another; a career change; or global observations. This call for art seeks work that conveys a
significant change. As always with Era
Living thematic calls for art, the theme can be broadly interpreted. Technical skill of the medium, creative
content, and art in relation to other works will also be factors in jurying the
work.
Accepted work will
primarily be wall hung with 2-D
·
2-D maximum size
42” on the longest side
·
A limited number
of work up to 60” will be considered
·
2-D works must be
ready to install with a hanging wire
·
3-D maximum size
20”Hx15”Wx15”D.
·
All media
accepted excluding work that requires electricity
PLEASE FOLLOW ALL
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS BELOW and SUBMIT IN ONE EMAIL:
1. Email submissions to: curator@junesekiguchi.com
2. Give ALL the following information on each document:
·
Your Name
·
Address
·
Email
·
Phone
3. Attach up to six (6) jpgs of available
artwork – low resolution to be viewed on line only
Use
the following Jpg format instructions:
·
Each Jpg should
be saved at 72 dpi
·
Use maximum image
size of 1200px on the longest dimension
·
Limit each jpeg
to a maximum file size of 2MG
·
LABEL JPG WITH YOUR NAME (Last and First in that
order) AND TITLE OF ART WORK – This
helps me identify the art without having to re-label it myself. Example:
Jones_Mary_Title_of_Work.jpg
4. Attach an art work list with the
following details for EACH jpeg.
·
Title
·
Medium
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Size H” x W” x D”
·
Year completed
·
Price or
Insurance Value if NFS (not for sale)
5. Attach resume/bio and artist statement pertaining to this theme. Make
sure your name and contact info is on all documents. Artist information books are created from
these documents. This is the primary way
for the purchaser to learn about your work and contact you for sales.
Era Living Exhibitions:
The artist receives 100%
from sales at Era Living locations – no commission is taken. Sales are made directly between you and your
client. Postcards are generated for each
show and promotional material sent to print and online media sources. Opening receptions are held for each
exhibition and artists will be invited by the curator to participate in artist
talks.
Art at Era Living is
viewed by residents and guests, and the public is invited to view the
work. Era Living is a Seattle based
company founded in 1987 to provide innovative housing, programs, and service to
their retirement communities. Era Living
is committed to bringing quality art experiences to their residents and to
provide exhibition opportunities to artists.
http://www.eraliving.com/northwest_art
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