THEME:
Artist's are encouraged to create work unrestricted by the definition of
art.
The emphasis should be on bringing in personal pecularities and ignoring
art's
familiar conventions, exploring in a personal and artistic sense the relationship
between that which is acceptable and that which is not.
MEDIA: All Work suitable for outdoor installation for 6 - 12 months.
FEES: There are no fees to enter or be included in the exhibit.
SIZE RESTRICTIONS: There are no size restrictions.
ACCEPTED WORK:
Accepted work will be based on slides showing the artist's
ability to concieve
of and execute work. After an artist's work has been accepted, a
substitution cannot
be made without the curators consent.
LIABILITY:
Neither the curators nor Manhattan Pyschiatric Center will be
responsible for
loss or damage to accepted work. The exhibition s sponsors will
provide public liability
coverage for the artist. The artist is responsible for the expense
of shipping or transport,
insurance coverage and removal of work.
AGREEMENT:
Submitting an enrty to this show constitutes an agreement with all
conditions of this
show. The curators assume the right to photograph any accepted
work for publicity
or catalogue purposes.
SALES:
Sales of work will be encouraged and there will be no commission
requirement.
ENTRY INSTRUCTIONS:
Curating is done by slides and completion of a proposal
booklet. Use the
booklet to explain, through words, diagrams or both, what you plan
to do. You may add
larger pages or whatever, providing that the whole bundle
functions as a book.
Artists may submit
up to 12 35mm color slides. Slides must be clearly marked with
artists name, media,
dimensions (hxlxw). For entry; mail slides/proposal booklet,
resume and a SASE
for return of slides to OUTDOOR SCULPTURE 1993, 518
East Eleventh Street,
Box 4A, New York, NY. 10009. Deadline for entry is
March 15 th 1993.
Materials without an SASE will not be returned.
CURATORS: Glenn Reed, artist, John Rosis, artist.
EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOR: Fred Valentine.
SPONSOR: Organization of Independent Artists (OIA).