Call for Entries: Synthetic Zero Art/Video/Performance Event

SUBMISSION DEADLINE November 15, 2015

The next Synthetic Zero Event will be December 9 - 19, 2015 at BronxArtSpace, only 20 minutes from Union Square. We're looking for visual art, interactive, video, performance, music, and other work for the show.

The Synthetic Zero events are a series of art events focusing on high quality experimental and contemporary work in different media. We often do not have a specific theme for each event but instead a theme emerges from the interaction between submitted work and curatorial interests. By working this way, the events reflect back the dialogue and practice of artists involved combined with a curatorial direction that comes from the moment, and we create evocative encounters for the audience. In the past, a diverse set of curators has chosen work by artists from around the world, including Claudia Maté, Yoshi Sodeoka, Zoe Leonard, Hector Canonge, and many others.

To be considered, send the following to [email protected]:

Link to artist website AND/OR Artist Statement
If submitting video:
Links to video on Vimeo, YouTube, or downloadable video files
If submitting 2D or 2D work:
Up to 5 still images
This event is curated by Mitsu Hadeishi.

Mitsu Hadeishi has been putting on art events in the New York City area since 2003, including work from artists both local to the city and from around the world. These events have featured experimental video, performance, visual art, dance, music, poetry, interactive work, and installations.

Please see our calendar for a complete schedule of events.

We're about 20 minutes from Union Square. From Manhattan, 4-5 train to 125th, transfer to 6, one stop to 3rd Ave/138th St, it's 2 blocks from there at 305 E 140th St. Note there are two exits at 3rd Ave/138th, one at Alexander Ave and one at 3rd Ave. Ring 3A or 1B if 1A does not answer.

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Note: These events are made possible in part with public funds from the Bronx Council on the Arts through the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Greater New York Arts Development Fund Regrants Program. In addition, the events are supported by contributions from individual donors, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, and the Puffin Foundation.