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Call for artists: “FUMED”

March 17, 2005

Got this in the email box today — any readers who live, work, or have passed through Chicago, take note: This exhibition will present a selection of artists who have examined and artistically used the walls of Chicago as a template for creative pursuits. The grid of the city constitutes a living canvas, a nexus for exploration, reflection and contemplation. This show is not so much about hip-hop per se, as it is about showcasing artists who create work that reflects some of the uniqueness and spirit of the culture.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists working in this medium

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:
– Images must be submitted via email to: J-Mendoza [at] neiu.edu
– Images must be JPEG or GIF format ONLY
– Image list (saved as a Word document) must include: title, medium, size, year, and price (if applicable)
– Bio: maximum of 150 words
– Current curriculum vitae
CALENDAR
Deadline for Submissions: May 20, 2005
Notifications Sent: July 1, 2005
All Work to Arrive: November 26, 2005
Exhibition Dates: December 2 – 24, 2005, 2005
Opening Reception: December 2, 2005 , 6-10pm
Pick-Up Work: December 24, 2005
ACCEPTED WORK: Participating artists will be informed of selection via e-mail.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE SEND EMAIL TO: JMendoza [at] neiu.edu

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