Calls for Artists
THREE RIVERS FILM FESTIVAL – SHORT FILMS COMPETITION
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29th ANNUAL THREE RIVERS FILM FESTIVAL NOW ACCEPTING ENTRIES |
2011 SOLO AND COLLABORATIVE EXHIBITIONS AT PF/PCA
Submission Deadline: Proposals must be postmarked by October 30, 2010. Exhibition Opportunities: This opportunity is open to artists working in any visual discipline. Exhibition Calendar: Selection Process: Submissions will be reviewed by the curatorial staff of PF/PCA. Artists whose work is chosen for exhibit will be notified of their acceptance, and the exhibition staff will determine schedule and gallery allocation. Additional work or information may be requested for review. Notification of selection results will be mailed December 17, 2010. How to Apply: PF/PCA accepts works in all media. Work must have been completed within the last two years or be a proposal for the creation of new work. Please complete the enclosed submission form and include a project description, documentation and all requested support materials. About: Pittsburgh Filmmakers/Pittsburgh Center for the Arts is committed to the artist and the advancement of artistic excellence in visual arts – specifically film, video, photography, digital media, and fine and creative arts and crafts; the provision of equipment and facilities for artists; the conduct of instructional programs; and the stimulation of public understanding and awareness through exhibitions, demonstrations, and sales. Gallery Spaces: With over 5,000 square feet of exhibition space, the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts galleries are dedicated to presenting exhibitions of both the region’s prominent and emerging visual artists, as well as bringing in artists working nationally and internationally. In early 2009, one of the galleries was converted into a dedicated space to present video works, offering professional presentation of video and film in a gallery setting. The Pittsburgh Filmmakers galleries exhibit local and national artists with a focus in electronic media, photography/video and installation. As a resource for both prominent and emerging artists working locally or nationally, our mission is to promote a multidisciplinary approach to exhibiting in order to further develop artistic practice, technical prowess and the contemporary arts in Pittsburgh. Artists are expected to transport their work to and from the galleries and to pay all exhibition expenses not assumed by PF/PCA. As a part of the Artist Services program, PF/PCA offers artists information regarding grants and other resources. Contact:
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