RISK EVERYTHING is a 6 Foot (2 m) digital installation that is a part of a larger exhibition, RISK, that will take place in Barcelona in November 2019.
ABOUT THE ART CALL
Manifest Destiny Art, in the heart of Barcelona’s Art and Design District, is a stunning post-industrial destination for art and innovation.
We are now accepting submissions of artwork inspired by anything the artist considers within the theme 'Risk Everything'. There are no restrictions on content, style, medium or context, but your entries should fit this theme in some way.
We invite and encourage artists of age 18 and up to participate and look forward to seeing the creativity of your work. All local, national, and international artists, professional and amateur, are encouraged to submit their works for this digital art installation exhibition.
Artists will be announced on the website after the entry deadline.
DETAILS
CALL FOR ART: Risk Everything – A Digital Group Exhibition in Barcelona
MEDIUM: All - Work will be displayed digitally on a 6 Foot (2 meter) Projection as a part of a larger Exhibition called "Risk" during Poblenou Open Day and will feature as an installation during Global Entrepreneurship Week.
DEADLINE: November 5th, 2019
ARTIST NOTIFICATION: November 12th, 2019
OPENING SHOW DATE: November 22nd, 2019
OPENING RECEPTION: November 22, 2019
ENTRY FEE:
37€ for entry of up to 3 pieces of work.
Once an entry is submitted, fees are non-refundable regardless of acceptance into the exhibition.
Entry submission process & form available online. https://www.manifestdestinyart.com/barcelonacallforentry">https://www.manifestdestinyart.com/barcelonacallforentry
THEME
Some leave their homes, families, and belongings.
Some leave a rubble of hopes, dreams, and aspirations.
Some leave their hard earned savings and borrowed money at the tables.
Some leave a life of security and comforts for a life of creative uncertainty.
Some leave their body spent and broken with only trophies to help through the pain.
Some RISK EVERYTHING.
Are they heroes or fools? Should they be shamed or celebrated?