December 2010 (Exhibition)
October 10, 2010 (entry deadline)
About the Exhibition:
Retro Futurism is an exhibition that looks at the present and the future through the lens of the past.
What did the past get right about the future? What do you wish it had?
What are you glad it didn’t? What are your hopes for tomorrow?
What ideas today will be quaint “rocket cars” of tomorrow?
About The Theme:
We are not just looking for cool images (although those can work) but ideas that resonated then, still do, and will hopefully into the future. Concept driven work is fully emphasized.
Eligibility:
Open to all artists worldwide, except students enrolled in an undergraduate program.
How to Submit Your Work:
Please submit the following items in one email to [email protected]
1. Up to 5 artworks
a. You may include up to 3 views of detailed or 3D work)
b. JPG or PDF for non-moving work
c. MP4, WMA, or Quicktime for video or other time based work
2. Artist Statement about the work
3. Artist Biography, 3rd person
4. Artist Resume or CV
5. Image List including size, media, date, and sale price (if for sale)
6. List of special instructions/requirements for installation
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- Please include your name in each file title (i.e. Jane Doe, Resume.doc)
- Messages are limited to 25MB o Links are acceptable for large video files
- All documents must be in either Word or PDF format.
- Any accepted work may be used in promotional materials such as show cards or on the website.
Review and Selection:
Work will be reviewed by the curators. Artists will be contacted by October 30, 2010 and informed what works are selected for the exhibition. Work will be due to the gallery by November 20, 2010.
Costs:
There is no submission fee to enter or participate, but artists are responsible for shipping both directions.
Artists will receive 70% of the sale price for anything sold during the show.
Dates to Remember:
Submissions due: October 10, 2010
Artists informed of artwork selected for exhibition by: October 30, 2010
Work received by gallery: November 20, 2010
Exhibition: December 2010
Opening Reception: December 3, 2010, First Friday Art Walk
Artwork returned: Mid-January
About the Location:
SpaceCamp MicroGallery is a small contemporary arts gallery located in the Murphy Arts Building in Indianapolis, Indiana. SpaceCamp is dedicated to bringing small (size wise) but large (idea wise) national and international art to Indianapolis. The co-gallerists are Flounder Lee, Paul Miller, and Kurt Nettleton. www.spacecampgallery.com
The Murphy is a collection of galleries, studios, and restaurants. It is also the temporary home of the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art. The Murphy and SpaceCamp are located in the Fountain Square Arts District near Downtown Indianapolis.