Consumption, A Main Gallery Photo Show for July.
Entry Fee: $35 ($20 members) for the 1st 3 images and $10 for each image after that.
Prize: Exhibition and Cash Awards
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Theme: Consumption is a multifaceted term that can signify the influence of advertising and marketing on our pervasive consumer culture. The word also speaks to our profound human instincts. To be consumed by something-be it illness, emotions, or beliefs-is to oftentimes confront one’s realities. DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 27TH APRIL 2010
What, why, when, and how we consume determines the ramifications of the choices we make. Additionally, consumption can simply suggest a transformation. The Center is looking for images that visually depict Consumption and what it means to you and those around us.
Juror: Brian Paul Clamp is Director of ClampArt, a contemporary art gallery in Chelsea in New York City, established in 2000. Brian has nearly two decades of experience in the field. He holds a Masters of Art in Critical Studies in Modern Art from Columbia University, and is the author of thirty publications on American Art to date.
Contest Prize & Legal
Prize Details: Exhibition and Awards: With selection for this exhibition, artists and their work will be seen by an international audience of collectors, curators, art consultants and others who appreciate the fine art of photography. Over $1300 in awards which includes:• liveBooks Website Award: Valued at $399 each, two artists will receive a 1 year subscription for a website from www.livebooks.com • Juror’s Selection Award: $300 and a Blurb book award from www.Blurb.com • Director’s Selection Award: $200 and a Blurb book award • Honorable Mention Award: $100. All exhibitors are included in the Center’s online galleryEligibility: International show, No age limit
Copyright: The Artists retain the copyright to all their images while we display the images during an exhibition. We do have the show on line for two years at our website with full artist and copyright credit. If during a show someone does wishes to purchase a work we do take a 40% commission for the sale with the artist permission.
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