Call for Submissions: Canadian Women’s Feminist Exhibit
Deadline for Proposals: January 1st, 2008 Any mediums accepted.
(installation,interdisciplinary and site specifif art encouraged.
Also, painting, sculpture, craft…)
The idea of the exhibit is for women to take up as much space as possible, a feminist blanketing across Canada of strong women’s art.
Please include: your cv, bio,description of project, paragraph of feminist perspective, photo of artwork, 10 images of your art on disc including the proposed exhibit.
Please Mail submissions to:
Feminist Exhibit
28 Osborne Drive Eastern Passage,
Nova Scotia B3G1H2.
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two comments
Hey Stacey May, can we have more info on this? Where is it? Who is organizing it? When would the show go up? Any of the above?
Posted by Anna
September 30, 2007, 10:32 PM
Would love to learn more about this. Please add more details. my e-mail is artbymamamia -at- yahoo -dot- com
Posted by Mia
November 21, 2007, 10:21 AM
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