Deadline: Ongoing
1708 Gallery
Richmond, VA
Exhibition Proposals
1708 Gallery presents an average of eight exhibitions a year by emerging and established professional artists from all over the world. Each exhibition is approximately 6 weeks long.
1708 Gallery's focus is to present new art that is not older than three years.
Exhibition Proposals
Artists and curators may submit exhibition proposals to 1708 Gallery throughout the year. We welcome submissions from professional and emerging artists in all mediums (students are not eligible). 1708 Gallery's Exhibition Committee which includes professional artists from 1708 Gallery's Board of Directors review and select all exhibitions presented at 1708 Gallery.
$20 ENTRY FEE
Only complete proposal packages will be reviewed.
Selected artists will receive a 6 week exhibition at 1708 Gallery, a small honorarium, and some funding for exhibition related expenses. Artists are responsible for delivering, shipping, installation, and deinstallation of their work and all related costs. 1708 Gallery will provide assistance with installation and deinstallation. Exhibiting artists are encouraged to attend the exhibition opening and participate in an artist talk.
About 1708 Gallery
1708 Gallery is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution providing access to exhibitions, arts and education programs and employment without regard to age, race, color, national origin, gender,religion, sexual orientation, veteran’s status, political affiliation or disability.
Contact Gallery Administrator, Jolene Giandomenico at jgiandomenico@1708gallery.org if you have any questions.
Visit the website for complete information: www.1708gallery.org
Download the Exhibition Proposal Guidelines: 1708gallery.org/Exhibition Proposal Guidelines [pdf]
1708 Gallery
319 West Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23241
(phone) 1.804.643.1708
Saturday, December 05, 2009
50/50 Arts Collective
Deadline: Ongoing/Unspecified
50/50 Arts Collective
Victoria, BC
Exhibition Proposals
Artists are welcome to propose events and/or exhibitions through our email or snail mail addresses. In order to obtain approval for a given event, all proposals will be discussed by the collective's board members. Please note all exhbitions require a host/facilitator from the volunteer pool of fifty fifty members.
We are presently accepting applications for gallery shows. To apply, you must submit a small portfolio consisting of 5 or more samples of your work and an artist statement which should ideally provide a context for this show. This statement could accompany your exhibition if desired. Gallery floor plan is available on the website.
You can email jpegs of your work to thefiftyfifty@gmail.com or supply us with a web page featuring your works. Additionally, one can email us to arrange to drop off either photos or slides to the gallery (please note that we are not open regular hours every week).
Art Shows generally run for the course of 10 days over 2 weekends. Gallery shows can be combined with a store front installation depending on availability of this space.
The gallery space is provided at little expense to the artist. We ask that a $50.00 deposit be left with the collective until the gallery has been cleared and left in adequate condition. A suggested 30 percent donation of sales is recommended but not enforced. If you have any questions or proposals drop us an email. thefiftyfifty@gmail.com
Complete guidelines available on the website: thefiftyfifty.net/exhibition guidelines
The fifty fifty is a non-profit artist run society organized and operated by a small group of volunteer members that work to promote the independent art scene throughout the victoria area. The fifty fifty aims to provide exhibition space at little to no cost from the artist. The fifty fifty board is not bound by aesthetic divisions, and have little time for elitist judgment or genre restrictions yet do seek unique exhibits and programs that can not find an appropriate home elsewhere in victoria.
We cater to a diverse group of folks working in victoria's burgeoning arts scene: artists and folks working in genres not yet defined by the mainstream.
50 50 Arts Collective
2516 Douglas St.
Victoria, BC. V8T 4M1
thefiftyfifty.net
50/50 Arts Collective
Victoria, BC
Exhibition Proposals
Artists are welcome to propose events and/or exhibitions through our email or snail mail addresses. In order to obtain approval for a given event, all proposals will be discussed by the collective's board members. Please note all exhbitions require a host/facilitator from the volunteer pool of fifty fifty members.
We are presently accepting applications for gallery shows. To apply, you must submit a small portfolio consisting of 5 or more samples of your work and an artist statement which should ideally provide a context for this show. This statement could accompany your exhibition if desired. Gallery floor plan is available on the website.
You can email jpegs of your work to thefiftyfifty@gmail.com or supply us with a web page featuring your works. Additionally, one can email us to arrange to drop off either photos or slides to the gallery (please note that we are not open regular hours every week).
Art Shows generally run for the course of 10 days over 2 weekends. Gallery shows can be combined with a store front installation depending on availability of this space.
The gallery space is provided at little expense to the artist. We ask that a $50.00 deposit be left with the collective until the gallery has been cleared and left in adequate condition. A suggested 30 percent donation of sales is recommended but not enforced. If you have any questions or proposals drop us an email. thefiftyfifty@gmail.com
Complete guidelines available on the website: thefiftyfifty.net/exhibition guidelines
The fifty fifty is a non-profit artist run society organized and operated by a small group of volunteer members that work to promote the independent art scene throughout the victoria area. The fifty fifty aims to provide exhibition space at little to no cost from the artist. The fifty fifty board is not bound by aesthetic divisions, and have little time for elitist judgment or genre restrictions yet do seek unique exhibits and programs that can not find an appropriate home elsewhere in victoria.
We cater to a diverse group of folks working in victoria's burgeoning arts scene: artists and folks working in genres not yet defined by the mainstream.
50 50 Arts Collective
2516 Douglas St.
Victoria, BC. V8T 4M1
thefiftyfifty.net
Exhibition Proposals: San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
Deadline: Ongoing
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
Exhibition Proposals
The San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles is the first museum in the United States dedicated to quilts and textiles as an art form. The Museum welcomes exhibition proposals year-round from artists working in the fiber arts.
Each proposal must include the following:
1. Exhibition Proposal/Artist Statement: Please clearly state why the SJMQT is an appropriate venue for your proposal.
2. Curriculum Vitae/Resume
3. Slides or CD: 10 slides labeled and or 10 good quality digital images (at least 300 dpi, approximately 5” x 7”)
4. A list of images with title, date, dimensions, materials, and technique.
5. If sending a CD, please also include all requested documents (items 1, 2, and 4 above) on the CD as Word or PDF files.
6. Press coverage you and your work has garnered, including things like articles (newspaper, magazine, web), reviews, interviews, etc.
7. A self-address stamped envelope to receive a response to your submission.
Submissions are accepted on an ongoing basis and will be reviewed quarterly by the Curator. Due to the high volume of proposals received by the Museum, response time may vary. A response will be mailed if you include a self-addressed envelope with appropriate postage with your submission.
Download Exhibition Proposal Guidelines: Artist Submissions [pdf]
Visit website for complete details: sjquiltmuseum.org
Deborah Corsini, Curator
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
520 South First Street
San Jose, California 95113
Email: info@sjquiltmuseum.org
Phone: 408.971.0323
Fax: 408.971.7226
Mission
The mission of the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles is to promote the art, craft and history of quilts and textiles.
Textile art transcends cultural, ethnic, age and gender boundaries and encompasses traditional as well as contemporary forms. The museum provides a serious venue for all artists working with textiles, filling a void left by larger institutions with a narrower view of what defines artistic expression. Its exhibits and programs promote the appreciation of quilts and textiles as art and provide an understanding of their role in the lives of their makers, in cultural traditions, and as historical documents.
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
Exhibition Proposals
The San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles is the first museum in the United States dedicated to quilts and textiles as an art form. The Museum welcomes exhibition proposals year-round from artists working in the fiber arts.
Each proposal must include the following:
1. Exhibition Proposal/Artist Statement: Please clearly state why the SJMQT is an appropriate venue for your proposal.
2. Curriculum Vitae/Resume
3. Slides or CD: 10 slides labeled and or 10 good quality digital images (at least 300 dpi, approximately 5” x 7”)
4. A list of images with title, date, dimensions, materials, and technique.
5. If sending a CD, please also include all requested documents (items 1, 2, and 4 above) on the CD as Word or PDF files.
6. Press coverage you and your work has garnered, including things like articles (newspaper, magazine, web), reviews, interviews, etc.
7. A self-address stamped envelope to receive a response to your submission.
Submissions are accepted on an ongoing basis and will be reviewed quarterly by the Curator. Due to the high volume of proposals received by the Museum, response time may vary. A response will be mailed if you include a self-addressed envelope with appropriate postage with your submission.
Download Exhibition Proposal Guidelines: Artist Submissions [pdf]
Visit website for complete details: sjquiltmuseum.org
Deborah Corsini, Curator
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
520 South First Street
San Jose, California 95113
Email: info@sjquiltmuseum.org
Phone: 408.971.0323
Fax: 408.971.7226
Mission
The mission of the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles is to promote the art, craft and history of quilts and textiles.
Textile art transcends cultural, ethnic, age and gender boundaries and encompasses traditional as well as contemporary forms. The museum provides a serious venue for all artists working with textiles, filling a void left by larger institutions with a narrower view of what defines artistic expression. Its exhibits and programs promote the appreciation of quilts and textiles as art and provide an understanding of their role in the lives of their makers, in cultural traditions, and as historical documents.
2010 Art U Wear Competition
Deadline: April 15, 2010 (POSTMARK)
2010 Art U Wear Competition
Textile Art Festival
Brisbane Exhibition Centre, South Bank
June 25 - 27, 2010
The 2010 Theme: Alice in Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland has inspired the theme for this exciting NEW wearable art competition sponsored by Bernina and Expertise Events.
2010 Art U Wear is a judged competition in conjunction with the Textile Art Festival:
Sponsored by Expertise Events Pty Ltd (EE) & BERNINA Australia Pty Ltd
The Competition:
Textile artists, designers and anyone with a love of creative textiles is invited to enter a competition to create a wearable art costume (ensemble).
Prizes:
Total prize pool: $5000 to be divided as follows:
1st prize: $3,000 cash
2nd prize: $1,500 cash
3rd prize: $500 cash
Junior prize (entrant under 18 years of age at April 15, 2010: One Bernina sewing
machine (Bernina activa 210)
Rules and Entry Form:
1. Entries will be judged on creativity, interpretation of the theme, design merit and workmanship.
2. The competition is open to the public. An individual or groups may enter, as long as all persons who contribute to the entry are nominated on the entry form. A limit of two entries per person or group applies.
3. Entries must have been completed after July 2009, not prior to this.
4. Employees and family members of Bernina Australia and Expertise Events are not eligible to enter.
5. If a commercial pattern/s has been used as the basis for this design, this must be acknowledged on the entry form.
6. Entries must be labelled clearly with the entrant’s name, address, telephone number, and email and the name of the work. Labels must be cloth and securely stitched to the inside of the work.
7. The entrant/s stated on the Entry Form must be the maker/s of the entry.
8. Entries are to be created from predominantly (more than 50 percent) textile materials, not paper or plastic.
9. Entries must be able to be packaged into a carton measuring: maximum length on longest side no more than 1metre and maximum girth (measured around the other two dimensions) no more than 140cm, and must weigh no more than 15kg.
10. Entries must be available for display at the Textile Art Festival June 25 – 27, 2010 and selected entries also displayed at the Melbourne Craft & Quilt Fair, July 22-25, 2010.
11. Entries must be posted, not delivered personally, and will be returned by post. Entries cannot be collected in person at the event.
12. Expertise Events and Bernina will take all care but no responsibility for any damage or theft to an entry that occurs while the entry is in the care of Expertise Events and Bernina. If insurance of any kind is required, this is the
responsibility of the entrant and will be at their cost.
Entry Deadline: All completed, signed entry forms, hard copy photographs and digital images must be postmarked no later than April 15, 2010 and must be sent altogether accompanying the entry form to Expertise Events.
Entry Fee: A fee of $20 per entry is payable by cheque.
Visit website to download entry form: www.textileart.com.au
The Textile Art Festival is a brand new event celebrating creative textile craft in Australia. The Textile Art Festival is for lovers of wearable art, surface decoration, knitting, crochet, embroidery, embellishment - in fact anything to do with fibre, yarn or fabric.
The event features displays, stage presentations and educational sessions with a fantastic line-up of tutors presenting a three-day program of hands-on classes and an expo where visitors can stock up on textile supplies.
2010 Art U Wear Competition
Textile Art Festival
Brisbane Exhibition Centre, South Bank
June 25 - 27, 2010
The 2010 Theme: Alice in Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland has inspired the theme for this exciting NEW wearable art competition sponsored by Bernina and Expertise Events.
2010 Art U Wear is a judged competition in conjunction with the Textile Art Festival:
Sponsored by Expertise Events Pty Ltd (EE) & BERNINA Australia Pty Ltd
The Competition:
Textile artists, designers and anyone with a love of creative textiles is invited to enter a competition to create a wearable art costume (ensemble).
Prizes:
Total prize pool: $5000 to be divided as follows:
1st prize: $3,000 cash
2nd prize: $1,500 cash
3rd prize: $500 cash
Junior prize (entrant under 18 years of age at April 15, 2010: One Bernina sewing
machine (Bernina activa 210)
Rules and Entry Form:
1. Entries will be judged on creativity, interpretation of the theme, design merit and workmanship.
2. The competition is open to the public. An individual or groups may enter, as long as all persons who contribute to the entry are nominated on the entry form. A limit of two entries per person or group applies.
3. Entries must have been completed after July 2009, not prior to this.
4. Employees and family members of Bernina Australia and Expertise Events are not eligible to enter.
5. If a commercial pattern/s has been used as the basis for this design, this must be acknowledged on the entry form.
6. Entries must be labelled clearly with the entrant’s name, address, telephone number, and email and the name of the work. Labels must be cloth and securely stitched to the inside of the work.
7. The entrant/s stated on the Entry Form must be the maker/s of the entry.
8. Entries are to be created from predominantly (more than 50 percent) textile materials, not paper or plastic.
9. Entries must be able to be packaged into a carton measuring: maximum length on longest side no more than 1metre and maximum girth (measured around the other two dimensions) no more than 140cm, and must weigh no more than 15kg.
10. Entries must be available for display at the Textile Art Festival June 25 – 27, 2010 and selected entries also displayed at the Melbourne Craft & Quilt Fair, July 22-25, 2010.
11. Entries must be posted, not delivered personally, and will be returned by post. Entries cannot be collected in person at the event.
12. Expertise Events and Bernina will take all care but no responsibility for any damage or theft to an entry that occurs while the entry is in the care of Expertise Events and Bernina. If insurance of any kind is required, this is the
responsibility of the entrant and will be at their cost.
Entry Deadline: All completed, signed entry forms, hard copy photographs and digital images must be postmarked no later than April 15, 2010 and must be sent altogether accompanying the entry form to Expertise Events.
Entry Fee: A fee of $20 per entry is payable by cheque.
Visit website to download entry form: www.textileart.com.au
The Textile Art Festival is a brand new event celebrating creative textile craft in Australia. The Textile Art Festival is for lovers of wearable art, surface decoration, knitting, crochet, embroidery, embellishment - in fact anything to do with fibre, yarn or fabric.
The event features displays, stage presentations and educational sessions with a fantastic line-up of tutors presenting a three-day program of hands-on classes and an expo where visitors can stock up on textile supplies.
F.I.R.A International Fine Bookbinding Exhibition
Deadline: BEFORE 1st March 2010 (RECEIVE)
Xth F.I.R.A International Forum of Fine Bookbinding
Bookbinding Exhibition
organised by A.R.A. Belgica &
The City of Bruges
Public Library “Biekorf”
Bruges, Belgium
26 May to 7 July 2011
Rules and Regulations
Each participant is limited to one binding, the size of which will not exceed 25 x 32 cm, nor should have been previously exhibited. Jansenist bindings and blank books are not permitted.
The bindings will be presented to an exterior jury appointed by A.R.A. Belgica, whose choice will be absolute and without appeal.
If the number of entries should exceed the capacity of the exhibition space, the jury would have to carry out a complementary selection.
The entry fee is € 100,00 for A.R.A. members and € 130,00 for not-members.
Postal insurance is the responsibility of the participants. The municipal library will bear the insurance expenditure during the whole duration of the exhibition.
Download:
Rules and Regulations [pdf]
Enry Form [doc]
Visit website: www.arabelgica.be
Xth F.I.R.A International Forum of Fine Bookbinding
Bookbinding Exhibition
organised by A.R.A. Belgica &
The City of Bruges
Public Library “Biekorf”
Bruges, Belgium
26 May to 7 July 2011
Rules and Regulations
Each participant is limited to one binding, the size of which will not exceed 25 x 32 cm, nor should have been previously exhibited. Jansenist bindings and blank books are not permitted.
The bindings will be presented to an exterior jury appointed by A.R.A. Belgica, whose choice will be absolute and without appeal.
If the number of entries should exceed the capacity of the exhibition space, the jury would have to carry out a complementary selection.
The entry fee is € 100,00 for A.R.A. members and € 130,00 for not-members.
Postal insurance is the responsibility of the participants. The municipal library will bear the insurance expenditure during the whole duration of the exhibition.
Download:
Rules and Regulations [pdf]
Enry Form [doc]
Visit website: www.arabelgica.be
TECHstyle Art Biennial (ITAB)
Deadline: March 1, 2010 (RECEIVE) & (EMAIL)
TECHstyle Art Biennial (ITAB)
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
San Jose, CA
August 17 to October 31, 2010
In 2010, the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles will launch a new signature event—the International TECHstyle Art Biennial (ITAB). ITAB is a juried exhibition of work by artists mining the expressive potential of fiber media and engaging new information and communication technologies in their artistic processes, as a medium of artistic expression, and/or in the content of their work. Leveraging its location in Silicon Valley, the Museum envisions ITAB serving as the premiere platform for introducing the emerging work of artists exploring the intersection of fibers and technology to the global community that assembles—virtually and non-virtually--on the occasion of San Jose ’s biennial ZeroOne: A Global Festival of Art on the Edge (01SJ).
As fibers, textiles, and the language of textile patterning have achieved wide currency in contemporary art practice—often as a means of evoking a collective haptic experience that is both historical and contemporary--ITAB seeks to expose and explore the tensions between and among works by artists using fiber media whose centers of gravity are located in diverse artistic disciplines. We welcome submissions from artists in the fields of architecture, fashion, fiber art, installation art, interior design, new media, painting, sculpture, etc. Artwork demonstrating a keen understanding and mastery of the aesthetic, structural/technical, and semiotic possibilities of fiber and of digital, computerized, or networked information and communication technologies--will become the hallmark of the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles' International TECHstyle Art Biennial.
ITAB 2010 will be on view from August 17 to October 31, 2010 to coincide with the 3rd 01SJ Biennial, September 16-19, 2010.
REQUIREMENTS
$35 entry fee for each entry. 1. Artists may submit up to three (3) works.
Download Prospectus: ITAB_Prospectus [pdf]
Download Entry Form: ITAB Entry Form [pdf]
For more information see www.sjquiltmuseum.org/ITAB2010 or contact the Museum at 408.971.0323 x14.
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
520 South First Street
San Jose, CA 95113 USA
TECHstyle Art Biennial (ITAB)
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
San Jose, CA
August 17 to October 31, 2010
In 2010, the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles will launch a new signature event—the International TECHstyle Art Biennial (ITAB). ITAB is a juried exhibition of work by artists mining the expressive potential of fiber media and engaging new information and communication technologies in their artistic processes, as a medium of artistic expression, and/or in the content of their work. Leveraging its location in Silicon Valley, the Museum envisions ITAB serving as the premiere platform for introducing the emerging work of artists exploring the intersection of fibers and technology to the global community that assembles—virtually and non-virtually--on the occasion of San Jose ’s biennial ZeroOne: A Global Festival of Art on the Edge (01SJ).
As fibers, textiles, and the language of textile patterning have achieved wide currency in contemporary art practice—often as a means of evoking a collective haptic experience that is both historical and contemporary--ITAB seeks to expose and explore the tensions between and among works by artists using fiber media whose centers of gravity are located in diverse artistic disciplines. We welcome submissions from artists in the fields of architecture, fashion, fiber art, installation art, interior design, new media, painting, sculpture, etc. Artwork demonstrating a keen understanding and mastery of the aesthetic, structural/technical, and semiotic possibilities of fiber and of digital, computerized, or networked information and communication technologies--will become the hallmark of the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles' International TECHstyle Art Biennial.
ITAB 2010 will be on view from August 17 to October 31, 2010 to coincide with the 3rd 01SJ Biennial, September 16-19, 2010.
REQUIREMENTS
- Entries must be original work completed after January 1, 2008.
- Artists must be 18 years of age or older.
- Collaborative work will be considered as a single entry. Artists submitting both collaborative and individual works must apply separately.
- Work must not exceed 10’ in any single dimension.
- Installation pieces must state total space requirement on entry form.
- Work must be original in concept and design and not be the result of a class or workshop. Student work is accepted if it meets the previous statement.
- All work must be either fiber in content or executed in a fiber technique.
$35 entry fee for each entry. 1. Artists may submit up to three (3) works.
Download Prospectus: ITAB_Prospectus [pdf]
Download Entry Form: ITAB Entry Form [pdf]
For more information see www.sjquiltmuseum.org/ITAB2010 or contact the Museum at 408.971.0323 x14.
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
520 South First Street
San Jose, CA 95113 USA
The New Quilt 2010
Deadline: March 19 2010 (RECEIVE)
The New Quilt 2010
Collaboration between The Quilters’ Guild of NSW Inc
and Manly Art Gallery & Museum
Manly Art Gallery & Museum
June 18 – July 25, 2010
ELIGIBILITY
Entry is open to all quiltmakers.
YOUR QUILT
For the purpose of this exhibition a quilt is defined as a layered stitched textile with at least 2 distinct layers bound together by stitches throughout the piece.
Entries must be the original, non-traditional design of the entrant. Works made under supervision in a class or workshop are not eligible.
Quilts must have been completed since January 2008.
Quilts must not have been exhibited nor published in any media previously.
Entrants may submit up to 2 quilts, sets of quilts are considered as a single unit. Only one quilt per entrant will be selected.
Quilts may be any shape or size.
Quilts must be received ready to hang, with a rod pocket with a depth of 10 cm attached to the back top edge of the quilt and finishing 1cm short of the side edges.
All quilts must have a cloth label with the entrant’s name, address, phone #, email address and quilt title securely sewn to the back of the quilt.
Quilts may be for sale. A commission of 33.3% will be retained.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Images of incomplete quilts will not be accepted. Selection will be made from high resolution digital images on CD (not DVD). Entrants must submit 2 images of each quilt, one of the whole piece and a detail.
TO SUBMIT ENTRY
A non-refundable entry fee of $25 for members of The Quilters Guild, $35 for non members must accompany your images and completed entry form. The fee covers up to 2 quilts.
Completed and signed entry forms, images and fee must be received by March 19 2010.
SELECTION
Selection will be made on the basis of originality and innovative use of the medium. The selectors’ decision is final.
Visit website for complete details: quiltersguildnsw.com/New Quilt 2010
Download the entry form: quiltersguildnsw.com/TNQ 2010 EntryForm [pdf]
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT
The Quilters’ Guild- office@quiltersguildnsw.com
Pamela Fitzsimons - pamela.fitzsimons@gmail.com
The New Quilt 2010
The Quilters’ Guild of NSW Inc
Level 5, 276 Pitt Street,
Sydney NSW 2000
The New Quilt 2010
Collaboration between The Quilters’ Guild of NSW Inc
and Manly Art Gallery & Museum
Manly Art Gallery & Museum
June 18 – July 25, 2010
ELIGIBILITY
Entry is open to all quiltmakers.
YOUR QUILT
For the purpose of this exhibition a quilt is defined as a layered stitched textile with at least 2 distinct layers bound together by stitches throughout the piece.
Entries must be the original, non-traditional design of the entrant. Works made under supervision in a class or workshop are not eligible.
Quilts must have been completed since January 2008.
Quilts must not have been exhibited nor published in any media previously.
Entrants may submit up to 2 quilts, sets of quilts are considered as a single unit. Only one quilt per entrant will be selected.
Quilts may be any shape or size.
Quilts must be received ready to hang, with a rod pocket with a depth of 10 cm attached to the back top edge of the quilt and finishing 1cm short of the side edges.
All quilts must have a cloth label with the entrant’s name, address, phone #, email address and quilt title securely sewn to the back of the quilt.
Quilts may be for sale. A commission of 33.3% will be retained.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Images of incomplete quilts will not be accepted. Selection will be made from high resolution digital images on CD (not DVD). Entrants must submit 2 images of each quilt, one of the whole piece and a detail.
TO SUBMIT ENTRY
A non-refundable entry fee of $25 for members of The Quilters Guild, $35 for non members must accompany your images and completed entry form. The fee covers up to 2 quilts.
Completed and signed entry forms, images and fee must be received by March 19 2010.
SELECTION
Selection will be made on the basis of originality and innovative use of the medium. The selectors’ decision is final.
Visit website for complete details: quiltersguildnsw.com/New Quilt 2010
Download the entry form: quiltersguildnsw.com/TNQ 2010 EntryForm [pdf]
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT
The Quilters’ Guild- office@quiltersguildnsw.com
Pamela Fitzsimons - pamela.fitzsimons@gmail.com
The New Quilt 2010
The Quilters’ Guild of NSW Inc
Level 5, 276 Pitt Street,
Sydney NSW 2000
Craft Cubed Festival 2010
Deadline: 28 February 2010 (RECEIVE)
Craft Cubed Festival 2010
Craft Victoria
Melbourne Australia
5 August to 4 September 2010
Event Proposals
Theme: Childhood
Established in 2009, the Craft Cubed festival aims to be highly participatory and to create a space for practitioners and the public to engage with contemporary issues. The 2010 festival dates are 5 August to 4 September and the theme is Childhood.
Artists have long engaged with issues associated with childhood, and it is a particularly relevant query today as to what constitutes childhood – how do the different forms and phases of childhood affect the arts, and what is the importance of play?
Childhood is a concept that lies at the foundation of all societies, and it is where the rules of what is right and wrong are developed. It is also the origin of imagination, and in linking imagination and morality, ‘Childhood’ as a theme is intended to create a powerful arts event that explores many of the constructs associated with contemporary craft and design.
Expressions of Interest are now being sought for festival satellite events (eg studio workshops, exhibitions, student projects etc) that engage with the theme.
Email your 100 word event description to craftcubed@craftvic.asn.au
Website: Craft Cubed/craftlife
Craft Cubed Festival 2010
Craft Victoria
Melbourne Australia
5 August to 4 September 2010
Event Proposals
Theme: Childhood
Established in 2009, the Craft Cubed festival aims to be highly participatory and to create a space for practitioners and the public to engage with contemporary issues. The 2010 festival dates are 5 August to 4 September and the theme is Childhood.
Artists have long engaged with issues associated with childhood, and it is a particularly relevant query today as to what constitutes childhood – how do the different forms and phases of childhood affect the arts, and what is the importance of play?
Childhood is a concept that lies at the foundation of all societies, and it is where the rules of what is right and wrong are developed. It is also the origin of imagination, and in linking imagination and morality, ‘Childhood’ as a theme is intended to create a powerful arts event that explores many of the constructs associated with contemporary craft and design.
Expressions of Interest are now being sought for festival satellite events (eg studio workshops, exhibitions, student projects etc) that engage with the theme.
Email your 100 word event description to craftcubed@craftvic.asn.au
Website: Craft Cubed/craftlife
The Tallahassee International
Deadline: February 14, 2010 (POSTMARK)
The Tallahassee International
Annual Juried Competition
Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts
August 23 to September 26, 2010
The Tallahassee International is an annual juried competition organized by Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts. The competition is open to all media and is juried by a panel of faculty from within the College of Visual Arts, Theatre and Dance.
Rules of Entry (truncated)
Entry Fee
There is a $20.00 entry fee. A maximum of two (2) works per person may be submitted. Digital images or slides will be accepted.
Method of Selection
The competition is juried by a panel of faculty members from the Florida State University College of Visual Arts, Theatre and Dance. Jurors select works based on their own merit and must agree the artist demonstrates skill within the chosen medium. Selections are made from the digital images, so it is imperative that quality images be provided to insure fair judging. Jurors and the FSU Museum reserve the right to reject, upon arrival, any work of unacceptable craftsmanship and quality not discernible in the image.
Awards/Catalog/Sales
The jurors select the award winners from the actual works of art, after the exhibition has been installed. The First Place winner will receive $1,000.00 and the Second Place winner will receive $500.00. A color catalog is produced, and all artists who enter will receive a copy. Accepted artists will each receive a set of 12 complimentary catalogs. The Museum does not take a commission on works sold as a result of the exhibition. Interested buyers will be referred directly to the artist.
Contact Information
If you have any questions please email Jean D. Young at jdyoung@fsu.edu or call (850) 644-3906.
Download Entry Form: Tallahassee International Entry Form [pdf]
Visit website for full details: www.mofa.fsu.edu/tallahasseeinternational
FSU Museum of Fine Arts
Tallahassee International
530 W. Call St.
250 Fine Arts Bldg.
Tallahassee FL 32306-1140
The Tallahassee International
Annual Juried Competition
Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts
August 23 to September 26, 2010
The Tallahassee International is an annual juried competition organized by Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts. The competition is open to all media and is juried by a panel of faculty from within the College of Visual Arts, Theatre and Dance.
Rules of Entry (truncated)
- Artists are eligible to submit works without regard to sex, race, creed or national origin.
- Artists must be 18 years of age or older (current FSU CVATD faculty or students may not enter).
- All media is eligible for consideration.
- The Museum does not impose size restraints.
- Work must be original and prepared for exhibition.
- Work will be insured from the time of arrival at the museum through return transit.
Entry Fee
There is a $20.00 entry fee. A maximum of two (2) works per person may be submitted. Digital images or slides will be accepted.
Method of Selection
The competition is juried by a panel of faculty members from the Florida State University College of Visual Arts, Theatre and Dance. Jurors select works based on their own merit and must agree the artist demonstrates skill within the chosen medium. Selections are made from the digital images, so it is imperative that quality images be provided to insure fair judging. Jurors and the FSU Museum reserve the right to reject, upon arrival, any work of unacceptable craftsmanship and quality not discernible in the image.
Awards/Catalog/Sales
The jurors select the award winners from the actual works of art, after the exhibition has been installed. The First Place winner will receive $1,000.00 and the Second Place winner will receive $500.00. A color catalog is produced, and all artists who enter will receive a copy. Accepted artists will each receive a set of 12 complimentary catalogs. The Museum does not take a commission on works sold as a result of the exhibition. Interested buyers will be referred directly to the artist.
Contact Information
If you have any questions please email Jean D. Young at jdyoung@fsu.edu or call (850) 644-3906.
Download Entry Form: Tallahassee International Entry Form [pdf]
Visit website for full details: www.mofa.fsu.edu/tallahasseeinternational
FSU Museum of Fine Arts
Tallahassee International
530 W. Call St.
250 Fine Arts Bldg.
Tallahassee FL 32306-1140
Regional Fine Arts Exhibit: Dogwood Arts Festival
Deadline: February 22, 2010 (RECEIVE)
Regional Fine Arts Exhibit
Dogwood Arts Festival
Knoxville, TN
April 2-30, 2010
The Dogwood Regional Fine Arts Exhibition 2010 was developed to showcase and award the finest artists in the region. Artists from the region within a radius of 300 miles of Knoxville may enter. Fine art encompassing all styles and genres from emerging and established artists will be selected by a juror for exhibition. The exhibit will run from April 2-30, 2010 in the historic gallery space at 128 S. Gay Street.
Eligibility:
Open to all artists 18 years and older residing within a 300-mile radius of Knoxville. Submit only work completed in the last two years. 2D has no size limitations. 3D over 100 lbs. Must be installed by the artist. Categories are: 2-D painting, drawing, mixed media, printmaking, and photography; 3-D sculpture of all media. No computer generated art, jewelry, large installations (larger than a 6’ x6’ footprint), CNC milled pieces, or other mass-produced work.
All work must be suitable framed/mounted or wired for installation. Plexiglas is preferred for 2-D. 3-D work must be sturdy, stable, or otherwise secured to a base. The juror reserves the right to disqualify any work not suitable presented or not appearing to correspond to the CD entry image.
Entry Procedure:
The non-refundable entry fee is $30.00 for three works ($25.00 for students).
Juror: Ruth Grover has served as Director and Curator of the Cress Gallery of Art and its Permanent Collection, The University of Tennessee / Chattanooga since 1999 and also as Director and Curator of the UTC John and Diane Marek Visiting Artists Series since 2006.
Awards:
Cash awards totaling $4,000.00 will be presented at the exhibit’s Reception on April 2nd. Best in Show - $2,000.00, $1,000.00 Merit, $500.00 Merit, and two $250.00 Merit awards. All awards are designated by juror and are final.
Sales:
Every effort is made to promote sales. However, Work is NOT required to be for sale. The Dogwood Arts Festival, which is a non-profit 501-C-3 organization, will retain a 30% commission as a donation. ORNL Federal Credit Union is the presenting sponsor of the Dogwood Arts Festival.
Download the Prospectus & Application: 2010 Regional Arts Application [doc]
More details at the website: www.dogwoodarts.com
Questions? Contact Denise Sanabria at 865- 384-5272, or fineart@dogwoodarts.com
Dogwood Arts Festival
602 S. Gay Street, Mezzanine Level,
Knoxville, TN 37902
865-637-4561 phone
865-546-2213 fax
www.dogwoodarts.com
Regional Fine Arts Exhibit
Dogwood Arts Festival
Knoxville, TN
April 2-30, 2010
The Dogwood Regional Fine Arts Exhibition 2010 was developed to showcase and award the finest artists in the region. Artists from the region within a radius of 300 miles of Knoxville may enter. Fine art encompassing all styles and genres from emerging and established artists will be selected by a juror for exhibition. The exhibit will run from April 2-30, 2010 in the historic gallery space at 128 S. Gay Street.
Eligibility:
Open to all artists 18 years and older residing within a 300-mile radius of Knoxville. Submit only work completed in the last two years. 2D has no size limitations. 3D over 100 lbs. Must be installed by the artist. Categories are: 2-D painting, drawing, mixed media, printmaking, and photography; 3-D sculpture of all media. No computer generated art, jewelry, large installations (larger than a 6’ x6’ footprint), CNC milled pieces, or other mass-produced work.
All work must be suitable framed/mounted or wired for installation. Plexiglas is preferred for 2-D. 3-D work must be sturdy, stable, or otherwise secured to a base. The juror reserves the right to disqualify any work not suitable presented or not appearing to correspond to the CD entry image.
Entry Procedure:
The non-refundable entry fee is $30.00 for three works ($25.00 for students).
Juror: Ruth Grover has served as Director and Curator of the Cress Gallery of Art and its Permanent Collection, The University of Tennessee / Chattanooga since 1999 and also as Director and Curator of the UTC John and Diane Marek Visiting Artists Series since 2006.
Awards:
Cash awards totaling $4,000.00 will be presented at the exhibit’s Reception on April 2nd. Best in Show - $2,000.00, $1,000.00 Merit, $500.00 Merit, and two $250.00 Merit awards. All awards are designated by juror and are final.
Sales:
Every effort is made to promote sales. However, Work is NOT required to be for sale. The Dogwood Arts Festival, which is a non-profit 501-C-3 organization, will retain a 30% commission as a donation. ORNL Federal Credit Union is the presenting sponsor of the Dogwood Arts Festival.
Download the Prospectus & Application: 2010 Regional Arts Application [doc]
More details at the website: www.dogwoodarts.com
Questions? Contact Denise Sanabria at 865- 384-5272, or fineart@dogwoodarts.com
Dogwood Arts Festival
602 S. Gay Street, Mezzanine Level,
Knoxville, TN 37902
865-637-4561 phone
865-546-2213 fax
www.dogwoodarts.com
2010 Wearable Art Fashion Show: Dogwood Arts Festival
Deadline: February 2, 2010 (RECEIVE)
Dogwood Arts Festival
2010 Wearable Art Fashion Show
Knoxville, TN
April 20, 2010
ABOUT THE DOGWOOD ARTS FESTIVAL: The Dogwood Arts Festival, in its 50th year, transforms downtown Knoxville into a month long springtime celebration with a “blue jean to black tie” festival offering something for everyone! Street fairs and Americana performers throughout the city, over 60 miles of dogwood trails and gardens, heritage tours, masterful fine art exhibitions and performing arts events, sidewalk chalk painters, and the much loved, televised Dogwood Parade enliven the city for the entire month of April. The Dogwood Arts Festival offers residents and visitors from across the nation a memorable experience of the richly woven customs, perspectives, and creativity of our Southern region. ORNL Federal Credit Union is the presenting sponsor of the Dogwood Arts Festival.
THE 2010 WEARABLE ART FASHION SHOW & SALE: A showcase of emerging and established artists creating wearable art of all styles and genres. A juried selection of artists will present wearable art to be worn in a fashion show at the Diva Luncheon on Tuesday, April 20 at The Foundry on the World’s Fair Park, 11 am – 3 pm. All artists whose work is accepted into the show will be extended a complimentary lunch and may submit up to 5 additional pieces for the market style boutique.
ENTRY PROCEDURE: The non-refundable entry fee is $25 for up to three ensembles or individual pieces. Potential wearable art pieces for the fashion show need to be listed on the application to be considered for this event.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT: Artists must submit a one-sided/one page statement describing the technique, materials used and any other creative expression of the Artist’s work.
SALES: Every effort is made to promote sales. The Dogwood Arts Festival, which is a non-profit 501-c-3 organization, will retain a 30% commission as a donation.
AWARDS: There will be one $250 Best of Show Award for Fiber Art and one $250 Best of Show for Jewelry/Accessories. A $100 Honorable Mention will be awarded for Fiber Art and Jewelry/Accessories.
Questions? Contact Barbara Nicodemus at 865-688-4694 or 865-805-1091, or diva@dogwoodarts.com
Download Prospectus and Entry Form: www.dogwoodarts.com/wearable art [doc]
Visit website: dogwoodarts.com
Dogwood Arts Festival
Diva Wearable Art Fashion Show & Sale
602 S. Gay Street, Mezzanine Level
Knoxville, TN 37902
Dogwood Arts Festival
2010 Wearable Art Fashion Show
Knoxville, TN
April 20, 2010
ABOUT THE DOGWOOD ARTS FESTIVAL: The Dogwood Arts Festival, in its 50th year, transforms downtown Knoxville into a month long springtime celebration with a “blue jean to black tie” festival offering something for everyone! Street fairs and Americana performers throughout the city, over 60 miles of dogwood trails and gardens, heritage tours, masterful fine art exhibitions and performing arts events, sidewalk chalk painters, and the much loved, televised Dogwood Parade enliven the city for the entire month of April. The Dogwood Arts Festival offers residents and visitors from across the nation a memorable experience of the richly woven customs, perspectives, and creativity of our Southern region. ORNL Federal Credit Union is the presenting sponsor of the Dogwood Arts Festival.
THE 2010 WEARABLE ART FASHION SHOW & SALE: A showcase of emerging and established artists creating wearable art of all styles and genres. A juried selection of artists will present wearable art to be worn in a fashion show at the Diva Luncheon on Tuesday, April 20 at The Foundry on the World’s Fair Park, 11 am – 3 pm. All artists whose work is accepted into the show will be extended a complimentary lunch and may submit up to 5 additional pieces for the market style boutique.
ENTRY PROCEDURE: The non-refundable entry fee is $25 for up to three ensembles or individual pieces. Potential wearable art pieces for the fashion show need to be listed on the application to be considered for this event.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT: Artists must submit a one-sided/one page statement describing the technique, materials used and any other creative expression of the Artist’s work.
SALES: Every effort is made to promote sales. The Dogwood Arts Festival, which is a non-profit 501-c-3 organization, will retain a 30% commission as a donation.
AWARDS: There will be one $250 Best of Show Award for Fiber Art and one $250 Best of Show for Jewelry/Accessories. A $100 Honorable Mention will be awarded for Fiber Art and Jewelry/Accessories.
Questions? Contact Barbara Nicodemus at 865-688-4694 or 865-805-1091, or diva@dogwoodarts.com
Download Prospectus and Entry Form: www.dogwoodarts.com/wearable art [doc]
Visit website: dogwoodarts.com
Dogwood Arts Festival
Diva Wearable Art Fashion Show & Sale
602 S. Gay Street, Mezzanine Level
Knoxville, TN 37902
"Beautiful Post-Consumer" Recycled Materials Exhbition
Deadline: January 7, 2010 (RECEIVE)
"Beautiful Post-Consumer"
Gallery Cafe at the Cedar Hill Recreation Centre
Saanich Recreation Community Arts Development
Saanich, B.C.
February 2 - 28, 2010
The District of Saanich is seeking artists who wish to be part of the exhibition “Beautiful Post-Consumer” at the Gallery Café at Cedar Hill Recreation Centre February 2 to 28, 2010. Local artist and art educator, Claudia Lorenz whose interests include environmental art practices using natural or recycled materials, has been invited to curate the exhibition.
How to Apply:
We invite artists to submit works that celebrate the use of recycled, reused, reclaimed or salvaged materials. All works have to be two-dimensional and be able to be hung on the gallery’s new rail and cable hanging system.
Submission must include:
1) Minimum 90% reclaimed materials by weight
2) Must be able to be hung from a single or a pair of hooks
3) Must not exceed 5' in width or height
4) Must be an original creation by the artist (no purchased-pattern based quilts or tapestry kits)
5) Should demonstrate inventive and original used of the reclaimed materials.
6) A brief artist statement relative to the submission theme and listing the sources of the reclaimed materials.
7) All ages and experience levels of artists are encouraged to submit artworks
8) Artists must submit a maximum of 2 (two) high quality digital images (jpg or pdf), name and contact informantion, and statement of materials/techniques (max. one page in .doc or pdf) to Claudia at greensquare@mac.com
Visit website for complete details: www.saanich.ca/resident/community/services/artsdevelopment.html
"Beautiful Post-Consumer"
Gallery Cafe at the Cedar Hill Recreation Centre
Saanich Recreation Community Arts Development
Saanich, B.C.
February 2 - 28, 2010
The District of Saanich is seeking artists who wish to be part of the exhibition “Beautiful Post-Consumer” at the Gallery Café at Cedar Hill Recreation Centre February 2 to 28, 2010. Local artist and art educator, Claudia Lorenz whose interests include environmental art practices using natural or recycled materials, has been invited to curate the exhibition.
How to Apply:
We invite artists to submit works that celebrate the use of recycled, reused, reclaimed or salvaged materials. All works have to be two-dimensional and be able to be hung on the gallery’s new rail and cable hanging system.
Submission must include:
1) Minimum 90% reclaimed materials by weight
2) Must be able to be hung from a single or a pair of hooks
3) Must not exceed 5' in width or height
4) Must be an original creation by the artist (no purchased-pattern based quilts or tapestry kits)
5) Should demonstrate inventive and original used of the reclaimed materials.
6) A brief artist statement relative to the submission theme and listing the sources of the reclaimed materials.
7) All ages and experience levels of artists are encouraged to submit artworks
8) Artists must submit a maximum of 2 (two) high quality digital images (jpg or pdf), name and contact informantion, and statement of materials/techniques (max. one page in .doc or pdf) to Claudia at greensquare@mac.com
Visit website for complete details: www.saanich.ca/resident/community/services/artsdevelopment.html
CIRQUE de PLUIE: The 10th Annual Wearable Art Runway Show
Deadline: January 15, 2010 (RECEIVE)
CIRQUE de PLUIE:
10th Annual Wearable Art Runway Show & Silent Auction
February 13 & 14, 2010
WEARABLE ART
Wearable Art is sculpture, painting, weaving, welding, sewing, fusing — art that is wonderful all on its own, and all the more so because it is designed to be worn on the human body. Artists in all media may enter.
The theme is CIRQUE DE PLUIE (Circus of Rain) with the notion of a circus as a place where the impossible is made possible right before your eyes. The theme isn’t mandatory: you may use it as a springboard for creativity or do your own thing.
HOW TO ENTER
(1) Complete the online entry form,
(2) Call us at 907-586-2787 to double-check we’ve received your entry, and to get a confirmation email
with a printable pdf version of your application.
(3)Submit a music cd and a photo/diagram of your piece. Drop off at the JACC or email to kari@jahc.org
QUESTIONS
Please call: 586-ARTS (2787) or email kari@jahc.org
CIRQUE de PLUIE Entry form
Website: www.jahc.org
Juneau Arts & Culture Center
350 Whittier St
Juneau, AK 99801
Email: info@jahc.org
Phone: (907) 586-ARTS (2787)
Fax: (907) 586-2148
CIRQUE de PLUIE:
10th Annual Wearable Art Runway Show & Silent Auction
February 13 & 14, 2010
WEARABLE ART
Wearable Art is sculpture, painting, weaving, welding, sewing, fusing — art that is wonderful all on its own, and all the more so because it is designed to be worn on the human body. Artists in all media may enter.
The theme is CIRQUE DE PLUIE (Circus of Rain) with the notion of a circus as a place where the impossible is made possible right before your eyes. The theme isn’t mandatory: you may use it as a springboard for creativity or do your own thing.
HOW TO ENTER
(1) Complete the online entry form,
(2) Call us at 907-586-2787 to double-check we’ve received your entry, and to get a confirmation email
with a printable pdf version of your application.
(3)Submit a music cd and a photo/diagram of your piece. Drop off at the JACC or email to kari@jahc.org
QUESTIONS
Please call: 586-ARTS (2787) or email kari@jahc.org
CIRQUE de PLUIE Entry form
Website: www.jahc.org
Juneau Arts & Culture Center
350 Whittier St
Juneau, AK 99801
Email: info@jahc.org
Phone: (907) 586-ARTS (2787)
Fax: (907) 586-2148
Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival XXI
Deadline: January 20, 2010 (RECEIVE) or (POSTMARK)
Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival XXI
Hampton Roads Convention Center
Hampton, Virginia
February 25-28, 2010
AWARDS: $18,000 in Awards & Prizes
Open to all, but must be the work of the person or group applying to the competition. Limit of 2 entries per person or group. Family members/permanent employees of show management or sponsors are not eligible. Quilt must be constructed and quilted by person or persons named on entry blank.
Quilts and wall quilts only. Entry must be quilted either by hand or machine. No kits or tied quilts. Quilts must be greater than or equal to 1900 square inches. Wall quilts are defined as quilts less than 1900 square inches but more than 576 square
inches. There is no maximum size for quilt entries. Traditional and Innovative refer to design, not to construction techniques. Innovative entries should emphasize innovation in design.
Entries must have been finished in 2008, 2009 or 2010 and be in excellent condition.
Amateur entries are defined as entries created by persons who have never taught quilting for a fee, published books on the subject of quilting, made money from their quilting through selling,designing or stitching, or won prize monies at a quilt competition. Group quilts are not eligible for amateur entry status.
Entry Fee: non-refundable entry fee of $20.00 per quilt.
Download entry form: MAQF_Quilt_Entry_10 [pdf]
Visit website for complete details: www.quiltfest.com
M-AQF XXI
P.O. Box 667
New Hope, PA 18938
Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival XXI
Hampton Roads Convention Center
Hampton, Virginia
February 25-28, 2010
AWARDS: $18,000 in Awards & Prizes
Open to all, but must be the work of the person or group applying to the competition. Limit of 2 entries per person or group. Family members/permanent employees of show management or sponsors are not eligible. Quilt must be constructed and quilted by person or persons named on entry blank.
Quilts and wall quilts only. Entry must be quilted either by hand or machine. No kits or tied quilts. Quilts must be greater than or equal to 1900 square inches. Wall quilts are defined as quilts less than 1900 square inches but more than 576 square
inches. There is no maximum size for quilt entries. Traditional and Innovative refer to design, not to construction techniques. Innovative entries should emphasize innovation in design.
Entries must have been finished in 2008, 2009 or 2010 and be in excellent condition.
Amateur entries are defined as entries created by persons who have never taught quilting for a fee, published books on the subject of quilting, made money from their quilting through selling,designing or stitching, or won prize monies at a quilt competition. Group quilts are not eligible for amateur entry status.
Entry Fee: non-refundable entry fee of $20.00 per quilt.
Download entry form: MAQF_Quilt_Entry_10 [pdf]
Visit website for complete details: www.quiltfest.com
M-AQF XXI
P.O. Box 667
New Hope, PA 18938
Wearable Art Competition: Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival XXI
Deadline: January 20, 2010 (RECEIVE) or (POSTMARK)
Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival XXI
Wearable Art Competition
Hampton Roads Convention Center
Hampton, Virginia
February 25-28, 2010
Open to all, but must be the work of the person or group applying to the competition. Limit of 2 entries per person or group. Family members/permanent employees of show management or sponsors are not eligible. Garment(s) must be constructed by person or persons named on entry blank.
Full ensembles or individual articles of wearable art (a vest, jacket or coat) may be entered in the competition. No items constructed from kits are allowed.
Category definitions: Individual article - a vest, jacket or coat. Full ensemble - garment or group of garments that need no other items to make it ready to wear in public. Examples: suit ensemble, dress, evening gown or pants outfit.
Garments winning cash at the Mid-Atlantic Wearable Art Festival or the Pacific International Quilt Festival are not eligible to be judged.
Entries must have been finished in 2008, 2009 or 2010 and be in excellent condition.
Amateur entries are defined as entries created by persons who have never taught wearable art or clothing construction for a fee, published books on the subject of clothing or wearable art, made money from their wearable art through selling, designing or stitching or won prize monies at a wearable art competition.
FEE: Non-refundable entry fee of $20.00 per garment.
AWARDS:
Best of Show
Choice of $1,000 Award or
Bernina Fashionista 450 Machine
1st Runner-Up
$1,000 Award or
Bernina Fashionista 450 Machine
(dependent upon Best of Show’s choice)
Full Ensemble
1st $600
2nd $400
3rd $200
2 Honorable Mentions - ribbons
Best Amateur Entry $200
Vest, Jacket or Coat
1st $250
2nd $200
3rd $150
2 Honorable Mentions - ribbons
Best Amateur Entry $100
Viewers’ Choice $150
Plus: Judge’s Choice Ribbons
Visit website for full details: www.quiltfest.com
Download Entry Form: www.quiltfest.com/MAQF_Wearable_Entry_10 [pdf]
M-AQF XXI
P.O. Box 667
New Hope, PA 18938
Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival XXI
Wearable Art Competition
Hampton Roads Convention Center
Hampton, Virginia
February 25-28, 2010
Open to all, but must be the work of the person or group applying to the competition. Limit of 2 entries per person or group. Family members/permanent employees of show management or sponsors are not eligible. Garment(s) must be constructed by person or persons named on entry blank.
Full ensembles or individual articles of wearable art (a vest, jacket or coat) may be entered in the competition. No items constructed from kits are allowed.
Category definitions: Individual article - a vest, jacket or coat. Full ensemble - garment or group of garments that need no other items to make it ready to wear in public. Examples: suit ensemble, dress, evening gown or pants outfit.
Garments winning cash at the Mid-Atlantic Wearable Art Festival or the Pacific International Quilt Festival are not eligible to be judged.
Entries must have been finished in 2008, 2009 or 2010 and be in excellent condition.
Amateur entries are defined as entries created by persons who have never taught wearable art or clothing construction for a fee, published books on the subject of clothing or wearable art, made money from their wearable art through selling, designing or stitching or won prize monies at a wearable art competition.
FEE: Non-refundable entry fee of $20.00 per garment.
AWARDS:
Best of Show
Choice of $1,000 Award or
Bernina Fashionista 450 Machine
1st Runner-Up
$1,000 Award or
Bernina Fashionista 450 Machine
(dependent upon Best of Show’s choice)
Full Ensemble
1st $600
2nd $400
3rd $200
2 Honorable Mentions - ribbons
Best Amateur Entry $200
Vest, Jacket or Coat
1st $250
2nd $200
3rd $150
2 Honorable Mentions - ribbons
Best Amateur Entry $100
Viewers’ Choice $150
Plus: Judge’s Choice Ribbons
Visit website for full details: www.quiltfest.com
Download Entry Form: www.quiltfest.com/MAQF_Wearable_Entry_10 [pdf]
M-AQF XXI
P.O. Box 667
New Hope, PA 18938
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