Hello, just in time for Halloween! Here is another opportunity for all you artists out there to participate in another upcoming show, in conjunction with the annual ECU Metals Material Topics Symposium. Curated by Lisette Fee, an ECU alumna, and Barbara McFadyen, “The Afterlife” is asking for artists to breathe new life into work inspired by or using bones. Both 2-D and 3-D media will be accepted until November 20th. Please see attached prospectus for more detail.
Another Call for Entry! The theme of this show focuses on obsession, which is an idea or thought that continually preoccupies or intrudes on a person’s mind and is often an unreasonable idea or feeling. This call supports those thoughts and encourages artists to embrace them in a creative way and is open to all medias. Curated by Phil Ambrose, an ECU alumni and current artist in residence at Pocosin Arts in Columbia, NC. Please see attached prospectus for more information.
Deep from within the drawer, forlorn and almost forgotten… Do you have that special something that you’ve been saving forever, but still haven’t quite figured out what to do with it? This is your chance! This exhibition for the upcoming 2016 Material Topics Symposium presents a challenge for artists to use that special something and will be curated by current graduate students Hosanna Rubio and Sarah Loch-Test. Please see attached prospectus for more details.
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