Opening Reception: Saturday, September 6, 7-9 pm Please call 31 to make an appointment.ĭates of Exhibition: September 6-October 18, 2014 Hand delivered work will be accepted by appointment between August 11th and 15th, 2014. Shipped work must be received by August 8, 2014 Jurors’ decisions will be emailed to accepted artists by June 1, 2014 Or send a check for $25 to: ArtRage Gallery PO Box 6865, Syracuse, NY 13217. Use the “Pay $25 Entry Fee” button on our web page. Send to Artrage Gallery PO Box 6865, Syracuse, NY 13217. Copyright and all rights remain with the artist.Īrtists who are unable to enter by email may send a CD/DVD or thumb drive and a check, postmarked no later than May 1, 2014. ArtRage Gallery will retain submitted images of entries for potential promotional use only. Artwork which, upon receipt, is determined to be not as represented by the submission, or not suitably framed, will not be exhibited. Accepted work must arrive appropriately mounted or framed and ready to hang. Titles of submitted works with media and framed dimensionsīrief artist’s concept statement of 150 words or less which explains how your submission relates to the mission of ArtRage Gallery.Įntered works must be original art created by the entrant within the past five years. Include the following information with your entry: Video entries should be uploaded to a website like YouTube or Vimeo. After paying the entry fee (see below) attach image files to an email sent to: The file name should not include spaces, punctuation marks other than dashes and underscores, or non-English characters. Label each image file with last name_first name_title as follows: smith_jane_title.jpg. Images should show the art without mat/frame. Files must be jpg images, with maximum dimensions of 2000 pixels on the longest side, and a maximum file size of 1MB. We prefer entries to be submitted digitally by email. All entries will also be reviewed by the staff of Syracuse Cultural Workers for possible publication. One artist from those selected for this exhibition will be offered an exhibition for a future date. Staff and members of the Board of Directors of ArtRage and/or The Cora Foundation are not eligible to participate. Due to space considerations, no large installation pieces can be considered. The exhibition is open to all two- and three- dimensional media as well as video. For more information about the gallery, and to read our mission statement, see our website. All submissions must relate to the mission statement of the gallery. But I would hope that maybe somebody who sees these pieces, who is way smarter than me, will have answers to deal with these problems," said Shigley.įor more information on the exhibition, visit ArtRage's website.Call for Artists: ArtRage: the Norton Putter Gallery Juried ShowĪrtRage exhibits progressive art that inspires resistance and promotes social awareness, supports social justice, challenges preconceptions, and encourages cultural change. "I mean, there's this art it's in the conversation with homelessness, but it's a very small part. Shigley and others watching hope the art is just a stepping stone to inspire communities to help its residents find homes. The exhibit will be open until October and throughout the weeks it will feature panel discussions on homelessness. He was so touched he says, 'nobody even looks at me,' " said Shigley. Called "Invisible People," the portraits capture the faces of people experiencing homelessness in San Diego. "Tell people it's OK to acknowledge somebody because in some cases that's all they really need is to be like, 'hey, I'm here.' "įrom San Diego, Neil Shigley made his way to Syracuse to exhibit his large-scale portrait work of people experiencing homelessness. "There are going to be three meetings in here talking about homelessness, dealing with homelessness. All around them are people who they likely would never notice. Dozens of people were seated inside of ArtRage in Syracuse Tuesday.
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