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Saturday, September 26, 2015
Remix The Museum See Brighton Museum like you’ve...
Remix The Museum
See Brighton Museum like you’ve never seen it before, as the Brighton Youth Film Festival teams up with animator David Packer and a team of young creators as they present a visual remix of the museum’s collections. Collections, visitor memories, and the secret stories of the building are mashed and mixed up into a display with a difference.
Keep up to date with work on the display on the project Tumblr: http://ift.tt/1EH2jhh
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, South Balcony
6 to 28 September 2014
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Ricardo Seola is an award winning Brazilian designer, musician...
Ricardo Seola is an award winning Brazilian designer, musician and street photographer.
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Open Call for All Artists PUNCH Gallery International Juried...
Open Call for All Artists
PUNCH Gallery
International Juried Exhibition
November 5 - December 19, 2015
Deadline: October 4, 2015
10pm Pacific Time
PUNCH Gallery presents an international juried exhibition, taking place November and December 2015. Located in the Pioneer Square neighborhood of downtown Seattle, PUNCH provides an excellent opportunity to gain exposure within the Northwest regional art scene. Artists from any country may submit work in any medium. In addition to traditional media and crafts, artists are encouraged to submit work in experimental genres, video, sound, or installation. Complicated installation procedures may require the artist to assist with installation. Members of PUNCH are not eligible to enter.
Juror
Julia Fryett
Founder, Aktionsart, Seattle, WA
Julia is a curator and cultural entrepreneur focused on art, film and technology. Based in Seattle, she works to cultivate engaged communities who think creatively and critically about technology and digital culture. She fuses the arts, emerging technologies and entrepreneurial business methodologies to develop visionary projects that drive social innovation. Julia is the founder of Aktionsart, a new art and technology nonprofit, where she oversees strategic partnerships and curates nomadic programs including Black Box Festival.
With over ten years of international experience, Julia has served as an arts advocate on Steering Committees for Americans for the Arts and Obama’s 2008 National Arts Policy Committee. She advises private collectors and worked in a curatorial and sales capacity for four years at the Mugrabi Collection in New York City.
Julia received a BA in Literature, a BA in Public Policy Studies and Music Minor from Duke University. She focused her research on arts policy and nonprofit management through the Leadership and the Arts Program at the Duke Sanford Institute of Public Policy. She holds an MA in Film Curating from London Film School and a certificate in Transmedia Production from the Media Academy Wales. More Info
Awards
All accepted artists will receive:
Reimbursement for return shipping (see below)
Commemorative prize medal
Additionally, trophies and cash prizes will be awarded in the following categories and amounts:
Juror’s Choice Award $500
PUNCH Choice Award $500
Critic’s Choice Award $500
Entrants are also frequently offered additional exhibition opportunities curated by PUNCH members or staff.
Entries and Fees
Each artist may submit up to 10 entries total.
Video and audio entries are each limited to a maximum of six entries.
• $15 first image or media file
• $5 each additional image or media file
Fees are nonrefundable. Entries must be submitted using the CaFÉ entry system.
Acceptable Files
For 2-D and 3-D works, please submit JPEG files and prepare your images according to the CaFÉ guidelines. Video files may be submitted in .mov or .mp4 format, and sound files may be submitted in .mp3 format. Please see the CaFÉ File Preparation Guidelines for more information. For installation or site-specific projects, you may submit proposal images.
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The 19th Century Top 1%These commissioned highly detailed...
The 19th Century Top 1%
These commissioned highly detailed watercolors give us a glimpse into the immaculate dwellings of affluent 19th century aristocrats. Decked from floor to roof in expensive fixings, these paintings were to be slipped into private albums and displayed seamlessly amongst other premium artworks throughout the residence. Featured as part of the House Proud exhibition.
Gail Davidson mentioned:
“The practice was very much an element of the growth of the industrial classes and the development of conspicuous consumption,” Davidson said. Many of the watercolors, for example, depict interiors filled with plants and organic decorations that reflect not only an interest in the natural world but also a growing trend to own rare and exotic plants. The Villa Hügel in Venice, for example, had a Japanese salon filled entirely with decorative elements that transformed it into a garden-like space; Berlin’s Royal Palace housed a Chinese Room with murals of tropical plants and birds that also soared above the space in a ceiling painting. Rooms of that era also feature real orchids and birds in cages, which people kept not only to impress but also to entertain guests.”
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wetheurban: Sew Wanderlust, Teresa Lim Instead of packing...
Sew Wanderlust, Teresa Lim
Instead of packing camera for a trip Singapore-based textile artist and illustrator Teresa Lim takes her cross-stitch kit with herself.
LAMP Owned and operated by Jordan Greene, Greene Stage Design...
Owned and operated by Jordan Greene, Greene Stage Design is a stage and set design company based out of Atlanta that specializes in designing, fabricating, and installing temporary aesthetics for churches and events. In addition to stages, Greene is known for work in art installations, youth room design, festival aesthetics, lobby/common area aesthetics, and more.
Jordan Greene is also the Co-founder of Haciendo Collective, an artist collaborative that focuses on large events and multi artist projects: haciendocollective@gmail.com
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Storm Cottage, located on the east coast of Great Barrier...
Storm Cottage, located on the east coast of Great Barrier Island, in New Zealand by Fearon Hay Architects. (Photography: Patrick Reynolds)
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