Exhibition Calls: Review

MAEP:
http://maep.mnartists.org/

Information: deadline, guidelines, aspects of proposal, tips for the application, and contact information. 
Pros: clear and concise information, information about organization, tips for successful applications. 
Cons: deadline time, design elements



Box13: 
http://box13artspace.com/proposals/

Information: deadline, submission criteria, gallery dimensions, and contact information. 
Pros: the inclusion of links to gallery dimensions, unique statement about gallery space 
Cons: the contact information was in the form of a link instead of an upfront listing



Akimbo: 
http://www.akimbo.ca/18558

Information: deadline, aspects of exhibition call, proposal elements, submission email, and contact information. 
Pros: specificity of information, clear and helpful information for artists 
Cons: design of call isn't very reader friendly

MYTHE FATALE: FALL 2017 EXHIBITION CALL 

  

DEADLINE: JUNE 6TH, 2017 

    

The Northcutt Steele Gallery is now accepting proposals from artists that are able to speak to the deconstruction and critique of gender. We are interested in artists that can conceptualize the constructs, stigmas, and myths of gender.  Work should exhibit: 

  

• An intentional and attentive use of materials   
• Clear and cohesive content   
• An ability to communicate an authentic experience       

All submissions should include:

• Digital portfolio including 10-12 images (JPG format) 
• Exhibition proposal (500 word limit)
• General artist statement (500 word limit)
• Artistic resume (PDF format) 

These submissions will be reviewed by a committee and should be submitted digitally to leanne.gilbertson@msubillings.edu.

Contact Us:

Exhibition Director Dr. Leanne Gilbertson

Phone: (406)-657-2903

Email: Leanne.Gilbertson@msubillings.edu

Address: Liberal Arts Building, 1st Floor

1500 University Drive Billings, MT 59101

 

Exhibition Label (Revision)

 

     Brenna Lacy 

     Collective Unconscious

     2014

     Digital Print

     11" x 14"

Collective Unconscious is a digitally manipulated work intended to rally mental conflict. It emphasizes the physical human form while permitting no physical identity. The identity lies in the contexts of the image. 

This piece is intended to reinforce the idea that the past does live within a collective unconscious. In other words, the past may not physically exist, but it certainly shines in human memory. Iniquity does not care about the identity or epoch of any given being. It only needs a willing host and an indifferent audience.

Exhibition Label

Brenna Lacy

Collective Unconscious

2014

Digital Print

11" x 14"

 

Collective Unconscious is a digitally manipulated work intended to evoke cognitive dissonance in the viewer. It emphasizes the physical human form while giving the viewer no physical identity. The identity lies in the contexts of the image. 

This piece is intended to reinforce the idea that the past does live within a collective unconscious. Iniquity does not care about the identity or epoch of any given being. It only needs a willing host and an indifferent audience.