Shrine Artists: Call for Entry

El Día de los Muertos / The Day of the Dead 2010

Shrine Proposal Guidelines

To Download an application click [here]

 

Community groups, individuals, and artists are invited to create small shrines to be displayed outdoors in the Indianapolis Art Center’s ARTSPARK as part of our annual El Día de los Muertos/Day of the Dead exhibition.

Please contact us if you have any questions:

Laura Alvarado, Director of Outreach (317) 255-2464 ext. 235 or LAlvarado@indplsartcenter.org

Patrick Flaherty, Exhibitions Associate (317) 255-2464 ext. 238 or PFlaherty@indplsartcenter.org

Schedule for Shrine Exhibition:
Proposal Deadline:        Friday, July 1, 2010

Exhibition Dates:           Monday, October 25–Sunday, November 7

Pick up Crate:               Contact us to make an appointment

Deliver Shrine:              Monday, October 11–Friday, October 15 (9 a.m.–9 p.m.)

Celebration Date:          Saturday, October 30 (3–8 p.m.)
Pick Up Shrine:            Tuesday, November 9 (9 a.m.–6 p.m.)

                                   Wednesday, November 10 (9 a.m.–6 p.m.)

                                   Thursday, November 11 (9 a.m.–6 p.m.)

About the Shrine:                                                                               

A shrine serves as a type of memorial dedicated to an individual or a group of people who have died. Shrines range in size and scope. Many of us are familiar with a wide variety of shrines here in the United States—ranging from the World War II Memorial to small roadside shrines filled with pictures, flowers, and notes.

All shrines provide relatives, friends, and the public an opportunity to honor and reflect upon the lives led by those who have died. Shrines, like altars, have become a way of telling stories about people. They provide individuals in the community another way to express and transform loss into an experience of beauty.

The Art Center’s shrine exhibition plays an integral role in the El Día de los Muertos celebration to be held Saturday, October 30, 2010, 3-8 p.m.

Those in attendance will be able to view the shrines along a lit path in ARTSPARK. Tours of the exhibition will also be scheduled with community groups throughout the run of the show.                                                 

How do I make a shrine?

Complete the shrine proposal form (submit by Friday, July 1, 2010).

Once your shrine proposal is accepted, make an appointment to pick up a wooden wine crate provided by the Art Center (sizes vary, but most crates are 19”x12”x7”deep). The crate is the main structure for your shrine.

Place memorial items in and/or around the crate. Be creative! Items used in your shrine must be securely adhered to the box in some way. (Since shrines will be outdoors, please remember that the Art Center cannot be held responsible for any items that may be taken from the shrine or vandalized.)

Make sure the display is weatherproof. We recommend some type of sealant—such as an outdoor polyurethane spray.

The Art Center will place mounting hardware on the crate before you pick it up. After you deliver your shrine, we will install and light each shrine on a pole outside in ARTSPARK.

To Download an application click [here]

Day of the Dead Altar Artists: Call for Entry

El Día de los Muertos 2010 Day of the Dead
To download an Application Form click [here]




















Altar Proposal Guidelines
Community groups, individuals, and artists are invited to create altars to be displayed in the galleries of the Indianapolis Art Center as part of our annual El Día de los Muertos/ Day of the Dead exhibition. Altars may incorporate both traditional and non-traditional elements.

Please contact us if you have any questions:
Laura Alvarado, Director of Outreach (317) 255-2464 ext. 235 or LAlvarado@indplsartcenter.org
Patrick Flaherty, Exhibitions Associate (317) 255-2464 ext. 238 or PFlaherty@indplsartcenter.org

Schedule for Altar Exhibition
Proposal Deadline: Friday, July 1, 2010
Exhibition Dates: Friday, October 8 through Sunday, November 28
Installation Dates: Monday, October 4 – Thursday, October 7 (all altars must be installed during these dates, there are no exceptions)
Celebration Date: Saturday, October 30th (3 p.m. – 8 p.m.)
Takedown Dates: Sunday, November 28th (Noon- 6p.m.)
Monday, November 29th (9 a.m. – 9 p.m.)
Tuesday, November 30th (9a.m. – 9 p.m.)

About the Altar (Ofrenda)
The goal of constructing an altar, or ofrenda, is to honor and welcome back the soul of the deceased person. An altar may be dedicated to an individual or a group of people who have departed. Items on the altar should celebrate the spirit of the deceased in a way that encourages enjoyable memories.

Please note that the altars are to be for specific people, not animals, political or domestic causes. If you wish to work with these themes you should fill out a Shrine application. If you have questions about whether or not your subject is appropriate please contact us.

Applying for an Altar
You will need to fill out the Altar application attached to these guidelines. Please be aware that we reserve the right to choose which altars will be accepted into the show. We will make every effort to accommodate as many participants as possible. In the case of inappropriate subject matter we reserve the right to turn down your application – but will contact you to discuss possible modifications that would make your altar fit in with our celebration.

Please pay special attention to the Description of Elements section of the application. It is important that we know how you will be constructing your altar to make sure that the hardware and materials used are compatible with our gallery space. In addition, we are available to consult you in your altar construction in order to make the best looking altar possible.

How is the altar structured?

• Altars traditionally have three levels: (1) elements on the floor, (2) elements on a table or other elevated area, and (3) elements on a wall.

• For our exhibition, altar formats may be interpreted in traditional and/or contemporary ways. Altars can be viewed as multi-media works of art.

• Objects may be arranged around or over the levels of the altar—examples are a canopy, archway, or hanging from the ceiling. Important: Please don’t include items on your altar that are easily removable. Altars often have very cherished, irreplaceable objects on them–these are encouraged–however, they should be securely fastened to your piece.

• Traditionally, flowers and flower petals are often arranged to lead people to the altar. If you choose to add flowers, please keep in mind that these need to be cared for and contained in some way.

• Size Limits: Height: up to 8 feet Depth: no more than 2 ½ feet Width: may vary, but tends to be 3 to 4 feet.

Traditional Altars
Include many of the following elements:

• Fresh flowers or flower petals—typically marigolds or other yellow or orange flowers. Known as xempasuchitl, the flower of the dead, these make a path to the altar for the deceased’s soul.

• Candles—to light the way to the altar for the deceased’s soul.

• Papel picado, or cut tissue-paper banners—with images of skeletons and flowers.

• Foods beloved by the deceased person, especially fresh food.

• Photographs of the deceased person or other representative objects that tell the story of the deceased.

• Toys, trinkets, and items that represent or were owned by the deceased.

• Incense or fragrant herbs, in particular sage, sweetgrass or copal (traditional Mexican incense)—to purify the altar, represent spirit & guide the soul through scent.

• Salt is also used for purification.

• Icons, retablos, rosaries or other religious symbols or objects as appropriate.

• Vessels containing water—representing the life force, and so the soul may also quench its thirst, or other drink favorites of the deceased. *Please do not place full bottles of liquor/beer on altars for the length of the exhibition.

• Figurines of skeletons or skulls—such as sugar skulls decorated with icing.

• Pan de muerto–traditional Mexican bread baked for the occasion—found in many panaderias (bakeries) in October.

Contemporary /Non-Traditional Altars
Might incorporate the following items:

• Artistic elements–sculpture, paintings, fabric, text, video, music, string lights, etc.

• Non-traditional structure or design, such as an altar that is not made in three levels.

What are the requirements for installing an altar?
Each artist installs his or her altar creation. Your design should be able to be installed by one person within a couple of hours or within several 2-hour shifts. If the altar is more complex or will take longer, please recruit and bring helpers as necessary. Other artists installing at the same time as you might need brief assistance, so please be prepared to help each other out. Creating an altar is traditionally a collaborative process!

Keep in mind that all Altars must be installed no later than 10 p.m. on Thursday, October 7th. Altars will NOT be allowed to be installed after this point – no exceptions!


General Guidelines for Altar Construction

• Keep your safety and the public’s safety in mind when installing your altar.

• OK to hammer nails into the wall to hang objects.

• Please bring your own tools and hardware.

• Upon request, the Art Center will provide ladders for all artists to share.

• Do Not plan to draw or paint directly on the wall.

• Do Not use Velcro, foam tape or double-stick tape to attach items to the walls.

• Do Not use stickers, contact paper, or similar materials

• Keep food packaged or wrapped to discourage vermin.

• Candles will only be lit during the public celebration. Please provide supervision for lit candles.

• The public will be encouraged to lay flowers and bread on the altars during the celebration. If you do not wish to have these additions please let us know in your proposal.

• Feel free to make your altar as expressive and artistic as you wish!

Text and signage:

• NEW procedure regarding label and bio: Once your altar design is accepted, please email us your full label copy and a brief bio about yourself or your group. This will help speed up the process of getting your label formatted and translated into Spanish. (Please let us know if you can provide your own Spanish translation.) We will do our best to get a draft to you for final review.

• Your label may include an explanation of elements of the altar, a poem, or your remembrances of the deceased individual you are honoring. Please keep this additional text to one-half of a page or less.

• After the altars are up, the Art Center will mount/hang the label text (and light altars appropriately). 

To download an Application Form click [here]

DEADLINE APPROACHING: Indianapolis Art Center to extend exhibition proposal deadline for 2011-12

Gallery / ARTSPARK Exhibitions

The Indianapolis Art Center Exhibitions Department is extending the deadline for accepting digital proposals for the 2011—12 exhibition season and for outdoor work for ARTSPARK.

Proposals will be accepted until February 28, 2010. Any artist may submit a proposal to be considered for a solo or group exhibition by sending a complete artist's packet to Exhibits Department, 820 E. 67th St. Indianapolis, IN 46220

Please send a CD and include:

• an artist statement

• a resume or biography

• 12-15 images of individual works (details may be included)

• A list with title, media, size, and year completed for each image

• support documents such as reviews of prior exhibitions

• a detailed diagram of the proposed layout if it is an installation

• videotapes of performance work may also be included as part of the packet.

In addition, please answer the two following questions:

1. The Indianapolis Art Center’s outreach department provides programming to    underserved audiences through a variety of programs, educating and engaging the community in all aspects of the creative process. Would you volunteer any time to lead a workshop, provide a tour of your work to youth at the Art Center, or speak to youth at a community center about your career and artwork?        
2. The Indianapolis Art Center has an extensive education program. Would you be interested in lecturing, leading a tour, or offering a workshop to coincide with your exhibition?

Priority will be given to artists living or working within 250 miles of Indianapolis, however, all proposals will be given equal consideration. All proposals collected during the year will be reviewed during March 2010 for the 2011-12 season, and you will be notified about your status before the end of June 2010. Your work may be paired with that of other artists in a group exhibition. Proposal materials will not be returned unless the artist provides a SASE.

All works are insured while on site, and a small stipend may be available in curated exhibitions. For further information about the gallery sizes and contract terms, please contact Patrick Flaherty, Exhibitions, at PFlaherty@IndplsArtCenter.org or 317.255.2464, ext. 238.

2010 International Juried Fine Art Painting Competition

Artists' Haven Gallery is a respected resource for collectors, interior designers, art consultants, corporations, galleries, and museums. The Gallery offers modern and contemporary works by established, mid career, and emerging artists.

Entry Deadline: March 8, 2010

Cash & Awards Valued Over $10,000

COMPLETE GUIDELINES & ENTRY FORM at www.artistshavengallery.com.

The 2010 International Fine Art Painting Competition will be juried by Dr. Karen Roberts, Senior Professor of Visual Arts, Broward College.   

ARTISTS HAVEN GALLERY is located at 2757 E Oakland Park Blvd Ft Lauderdale FL 33306  T.954-817-4893.      

South Bend Museum of Art Seeks Outdoor Sculpture

The South Bend Museum of Art (SBMA) is seeking outdoor sculpture for "Sculpture at the Airport 2010-2012”, a collaborative project between the South Bend Regional Airport and the SBMA. The two year
installation/exhibition will highlight 10 artists.

Works can be steel, bronze, wood, stone, or synthetic materials and should be substantial enough to stand up to the elements and limited public interaction for the two year period. Sculptures will be installed on 12’ X 12’ cement pads with individual signs and night lighting. Artists will receive a $1,200 stipend ($600 on delivery/$600 on pick-up). Installation will take place during early-mid June 2010.

Please send a resume, 10 images of current work, SASE and a description or documentation of the proposed work for exhibition. Deadline is April 1, 2010.

SEND MATERIALS TO:
Sculpture @ the Airport
South Bend Museum of Art
120 S. St. Joseph Street
South Bend, IN

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Jason Lahr, Curator of Exhibitions
SBMAcurator@gmail.com
574.235.9102
southbendart.org

Artists Sought for Taste & Bid

The Brownsburg Community School Corporation is sponsoring its first Taste & Bid for the Cure as a fund raiser for the Susan G. Komen Indianapolis Affiliate. This important event will take place on Saturday, March 20, at Brownsburg High School from 4:00-7:00 p.m. There will be a "Taste of Brownsburg" featuring local restaurants and a silent auction.

We need many donations/items to make the silent auction a success. You may donate original art and or a gift certificate for arts services or for your business.  Please contact Lori Taylor at lori@loritaylorfineart.com or 372-3261 if you are interested in making a donation to this event.  Donations must be received by March 10th.

Artists are Invited to Register for Cumberland Arts Goes to Market

Artists of all media are invited to register for The Second Annual Cumberland Arts Goes to Market, August 21, 2010, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.  This unique art, craft and music festival will be held alongside the Town of Cumberland Farmers Market.

Booth fee is $20.00 per 10x10 booth.  Vendor registration forms are available online at www.cumberlandfbc.org or call 317-894-2645.  Early registration is encouraged as the festival will offer a variety of mediums, with careful attention given to an even range of techniques.

The Festival vendor/exhibition booths will line Saturn Street on the path between Cumberland Town Hall and Cumberland First Baptist Church.   The location is on the border of Marion and Hancock Counties, 4 miles east of I-465 off of Washington (U.S. 40).  Free event admission and parking.

Big Car Collective Seeks Artists for Made for Each Other

Big Car Collective is hosting a meeting for people interested in participating in the Made for Each Other community art series. The goals of this meeting are to share general information, gather ideas and find out how you might want to contribute. The series of seven social practice projects will engage both artists and residents in seven Indianapolis neighborhoods in 2010. Internationally recognized social practice artist Harrell Fletcher is working with Big Car on the series funded by a $50,000 grant from the GINI Imagine Big program. Find out more at http://www.made4.org.

Made for Each Other meeting will be held March 1, 7 p.m. at Big Car Gallery which is located at 1043 Virginia Ave. Suite 215.

Indianapolis Art Center announces new exhibition opportunity

Day of the Dead is a Mexican tradition that demonstrates a strong sense of love and respect for one’s deceased ancestors through the creation of altars. Equivalent to Memorial Day in many respects, Day of the Dead focuses on celebrating the continuance of life, family relationships and community solidarity. The Indianapolis Art Center hosts a large scale Day of the Dead Altar Exhibition each year that includes 15-20 altars created by artists, schools, community groups and individuals. The Art Center is looking to incorporate shows in other galleries of the building during this time(October 8 – November 28, 2010) that share a common thread or connection to this Day of the Dead show. We are looking for artist’s whose work may touch on the following themes: family or ancestry, storytelling, memorials, community or tradition.

Who should propose a body of work?:
Any artist who has a collection of work that is connected to one of the themes above. 2D or 3D work is welcome. A group show incorporating multiple artists who focus on one
of the themes above is also welcome. Applicants will be considered for either a
solo show or a group show depending on the submissions received. Artists
interested in having a solo show would need between 20-35 works.

What your proposal needs to include:

• An artist statement with a half page written explanation of what you are proposing

• 12-15 digital images on a CD of the work you are proposing, also include with these images an image description sheet with prices of each piece of work

• A resume

How to send in a proposal:
Please send in your full proposal to:

Indianapolis Art Center
Day of the Dead Exhibition Proposal
Attention: Patrick Flaherty
820 E. 67th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46220

Due Dates:
Send in your full proposal by March 26, 2010

If you have any questions, please contact 255-2464 ext. 238 or email PFlaherty@IndplsArtCenter.org

Call for Entries: Appalachia! National Juried Photography Exhibition

Appalachia! is a national, juried photography exhibition that welcomes artistic, personal, and documentary images of Appalachia.

This exhibition serves to promote photographers from across the nation, amateur and professional, and will feature NEW work that provides the viewer with an appreciation of the spirit and rich culture of Appalachia, a region that spans 13 states and diverse landscapes. Work that incorporates any photographic process is eligible for submission.
Participating photographers do not need to reside in any of the 420 counties in the 13 Appalachian states, but the subject matter must be of the region.

Go to: www.dairybarn.org and click on exhibitions for information on how to enter!

Installation Artists Sought for Historic Sight in Philadelphia, PA

Installation Artists Sought for Historic Sight in Philadelphia, PA

Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site seeks proposals for its 2011 tour season and beyond. Deadline is Tuesday, June 15, 2010, 4:00 pm. Full details are available on the website at http://www.easternstate.org/exhibits/guidelines.php.

Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site was once the most famous and expensive prison in the world, but stands today in ruin, a haunting world of crumbling cellblocks and empty guard towers. Known for its grand architecture and strict discipline, this was the world's first true "penitentiary," a prison designed to inspire penitence, or true regret, in the hearts of convicts.

Its vaulted, sky-lit cells once held many of America's most notorious criminals, including bank robber Willie Sutton and Al Capone.

Tours today include the cellblocks, solitary punishment cells, Al Capone's Cell, and Death Row. A critically-acclaimed series of artists installations is free with admission.

Contact Eastern State Penitentiary at 215-236-5111 x13 or email sk@easternstate.org or visit http://www.easternstate.org/exhibits/guidelines.php.

Keep Indianapolis Beautiful Offers RCA Dome Material to Artists

Keep Indianapolis Beautiful Offers RCA Dome Material to Artists

Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc. is calling on all schools, artists, neighborhoods and non-profit organizations to re-use the RCA Dome roof material in an effort to build community and display art around our city. We want the roof, under which the Indianapolis Colts once played and many other special events took place, to become a medium for local artists, a canvas for school classrooms, matter used to create artistic products, and countless other ideas that are just waiting to unfold with your involvement.

Categories
1) School Art
2) Product Art
3) Visual Art

The "School Art" division is open only to schools (elementary, middle, or high school). The requirements for the "school art" category are as follows:
-minimum of 10 participants working on the project, no maximum
-must benefit the school or community
-must have a primary contact person assigned to the project
-must re-use the dome material, but other materials, such as hardware may also be used in the project
-first 5 school groups to apply will be awarded $50 "start-up" money to facilitate the project

The "Product Art" category is available to anyone. The requirements for the "product art" category are as follows:
-must produce some type of functional art, such as a lunch box, a backpack, a roof for a structure, a bench, a cooler, etc.
-must re-use the dome material, but other materials, such as hardware may also be used in the project
-first 5 applicants will receive $25 "start up" money to facilitate the project

The "Visual Art/Sculptural" category is open to anyone. The requirements for the "visual art/sculptural" category are as follows:
-must be able to display the art in a public place, such as a park, a school, a community center, etc.
-must re-use the dome material, but other materials, such as hardware may also be used in the project
-first 5 applicants will receive $25 "start up" money to facilitate the project


RCA Dome Roof Material Specifications

-made of Teflon-coated fiberglass
-cannot be painted on, but can be inked on
-each applicant will receive a minimum of a 10 ft. by 10 ft. section and can request more as needed

Timeline for Project

2/1/10: Applications available on-line and at Keep Indianapolis Beautiful (KIB) office
2/26/10: Applications due at KIB office
3/5/10: Notice sent to applicants selected to participate in contest
Before 3/19/10: Pick up dome material from KIB office (please contact Andrew Brake to arrange for pick-up at 317.938.1199)
5/15/10: Project completed and submitted to KIB
6/11/10: Winners chosen
9/3/09: Selected art pieces on display for "First Friday" event at KIB

Prizes

School Art
1st place: free tree, and an announcement on www.KIBI.org
2nd place: free tree, and an announcement on www.KIBI.org

Product Art Category
1st Place:$200, and an announcement on www.KIBI.org
2nd Place: $50, and an announcement on www.KIBI.org

Visual Art Category
1st Place: $200, and an announcement on www.KIBI.org
2nd Place: $50, and an announcement on www.KIBI.org

*Winners will be selected based on a panel of judges

*Please contact Andrew Brake with any questions at 317.938.1199

*This contest was made possible through the Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation.

Call to Artists: Art Works Logo Design

Art Works Logo Design
Proposal Receipt Deadline: Friday, February 26, 2010 at 5:00 p.m. (EST)

Request for Proposals:
The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) invites contractors to submit proposals for a design for a new "Art Works" logo for the National Endowment for the Arts and then produce a finished design that may be reproduced by the Agency in print and online. To view the complete guidelines click [here].

Call for Applications: 48th Annual Peoria Art Guild Fine Art Fair

Application Deadline: March 15, 2010

Fair Dates: September 25-26, 2010 (10am-5pm both days)

Foster Arts Center
Peoria Art Guild
203 Harrison

Peoria, IL 61602

About the Art Fair:

• $10,000 in award money
• 150 exhibiting artists - 125 available spaces
• Attendance: 40,000
• Amazing Patron Preview Party
• Outstanding local and regional marketing
• Exceptional volunteer and sponsor support

Applications available: www.juriedartservices.com (paper applications not accepted)

Additional Information: (309) 671-1093 or artfair@peoriaartguild.org

www.peoriaartguild.org
www.peoriafineartfair.com

Call for Entry: Ft. Wayne Museum of Art 2010 Contemporary Realism Biennial

2010 Contemporary Realism Biennial
September 3 - November 7, 2010
April 2, 2010 - Deadline for submission

Exhibition
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art’s Contemporary Realism Biennial is a national invitational and juried exhibition which highlights the strength and innovation of America’s current trends in realism. Works by six recognized contemporary masters of the field will anchor this exhibition, including: Audrey Flack, Caleb O’Connor, Luigi Benedicenti, and Ralph Goings. Paintings, sculpture and drawings by over 60 additional realists will be juried into the exhibition.

Eligibility
Open to all artists who are 18 years and older who reside or exhibit regularly in the United States, and work in a realistic or representational style.

Only paintings, drawings, and sculpture are eligible.
Works submitted for jury process must have been created after June 1, 2004.
Two-dimensional work should not exceed 72 inches in any direction.
Three-dimensional work should not exceed 150 pounds and 40 inches in any direction.
All work must be prepared for display (no sawtooth hangers).

Important Dates:
April 2, 2010 - Deadline for submission
April 23, 2010 - Notification sent to artists
August 6, 2010 - Deadline for delivery of artwork
September 4, 2010 - Exhibition opens to the public
September 10, 2010 - Exhibition opening reception
November 7, 2010 - Exhibition closes
November 2010 - Return shipping of artwork

Awards and Catalog
Artists juried into the exhibition are eligible for three $2,000 cash prizes and the FWMoA Purchase Award. Awards will be presented at the opening reception on Friday, September 10, 2010.

A full color catalog will accompany the exhibition. Each exhibiting artist will receive five complimentary copies of the catalog.

Entry Fee
Each artist may submit up to 3 digital images for a non-refundable fee of $35 ($25 for Museum members) or up to 6 digital images for a non-refundable fee of $50 ($40 for Museum members).

Entry Procedure
Complete and sign Digital Entry Form and Image Checklist
Upload Digital Images
Include Artist Statement
Follow digital image requirements and file naming instructions
Selection of individual works for the exhibition and catalog will be made from submitted images. Artists whose works are accepted into the exhibition will be notified by April 23, 2010.
Payment of entry fees may be made online or via check or money order made payable to the Fort Wayne Museum of Art.
Incomplete applications will not be considered.

Digital Image Requirements
Images should be in JPEG format
Pixel size should be approximately 1500 x 2100; images no larger than 3 MB; resolution 300
No slides will be accepted

File Naming
Files be titled according to the format below. Image number should match your numbering on Digital Image Checklist.

Last Name_Initial of First Name_Image Number.

Publicity
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art reserves the right to photograph all exhibited works and to use these photographs, or submitted images, for educational and publicity purposes. Any requested CDs or transparencies become the property of the FWMoA and will not be returned.
Insurance

All artworks selected for the exhibition will be covered by the Museum’s Fine Arts Insurance Policy at a mutually agreeable value while the artwork is on the premises.

Shipment of Artwork: Delivery and Return
Artists are responsible for all shipping expenses to and from the exhibition. Accepted artists will receive shipment instructions from FWMoA Registrar upon admittance to the Biennial. A limited schedule for hand deliveries will be available.

Questions
For further information or additional entry forms, please contact Sarah Aubrey, Curator of Exhibitions, at Fort Wayne Museum of Art, 311 East Main Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46802 or biennial2010@fwmoa.org.

To view the online application click [here].