Wednesday, September 4, 2019

"Submission Fee No. 4"

Submission Fee No. 4
4 x 6 inches
Woodcut 
Edition of 4
Price: Pay what you want by September 15th, 2019

This print is part of a time-based conceptual art project. Read more about it here

INFO PARTICULAR FOR THIS PRINT:
Institution: Northville Art House
Opportunity: Juried show: “Small Works"
Venue Location: Northville, MI
Fee: $35 for up to 6 works Potential benefits to the artist beyond exposure and sales: $650 in cash awards for 1st – 4th Place: $300, $200, $100, and $50; Honorable Mention Award Deadline: September 15






Tuesday, September 3, 2019

Deadline Passed for "Submission Fee No. 1"

Documentation of the destruction of unsold copy of “Submission Fee No. 1" (burned) and the block (gouged)

This woodcut was the first step in this new project. From August 31, 2019-August 30, 2020 I am creating a woodcut of the submission fee for an artist's opportunity. The fee must be for application only, meaning that if a submission is not accepted, the applicant receives no benefit - just a lost investment.
NOTES: Four copies of this print were created. One Artist Proof has been archived (NFS), two were sold (revenue less than $35. so no application was submitted), and the remaining copy was destroyed as documented here. 


Monday, September 2, 2019

"Submission Fee No. 3"

Submission Fee No. 3
6 x 10 inches
Woodcut 
Edition of 2
Price: Pay what you want by September 8th, 2019

This print is part of a time-based conceptual art project. Read more about it here

INFO PARTICULAR FOR THIS PRINT:
Institution: Manifest Creative Research Gallery
Opportunity: Juried show: “Transcendence”
Venue Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Fee: $40 for 5 pieces
Deadline: September 8

Sunday, September 1, 2019

"Submission Fee No. 2"

Submission Fee No. 2
7 x 8 inches
Woodcut 
Edition of 3
Price: Pay what you want by September 8th, 2019

This print is part of a time-based conceptual art project. Read more about it here.

INFO PARTICULAR FOR THIS PRINT:

Institution: Contemporary Art Gallery Online
Opportunity: international call for the 7th annual “ALL Color” online exhibition
Venue Location: Internet
Fee: $25 for 5 pieces
Deadline: September 8, 2019

Saturday, August 31, 2019

New Project: SUBMIT/"Submission Fee No. 1"

Submission Fee No. 1
7.5 x 11.5 inches
Woodcut, three layer reduction
Edition of 4
Price: Pay what you want by September 3rd, 2019

This woodcut is the first step in a year-long conceptual art piece titled SUBMIT. From August 31, 2019-August 30, 2020 I will create a woodcut depicting the required fee, or price tag, for submission to an artist's opportunity that I would likely apply for if there were no fee. The fee must be for application only, meaning that if a submission is not accepted, the applicant receives no benefit. They have simply lost a small investment.

I will post all of the price tag woodcuts for sale on my social media accounts at least three days before the deadline for the opportunity associated with the fee. These woodcuts will be "pay what you want", and if I earn enough from a particular print to cover the cost of the submission fee by the deadline, I will submit an application.

INFO PARTICULAR FOR THIS PRINT:
Institution: Bauhaus Prairie Art Gallery, a host of online art show competitions
Opportunity: international call for artists in a group exhibition “The Human Figure”
Venue Location: Internet
Fee: $35 for 1-3 pieces
Deadline: September 3, 2019



Sunday, July 28, 2019

Naked Selfies No. 13-20

 These are the latest "Naked Selfies", numbers 13-20. They are all white line woodcuts printed from blocks that are approximately 3 x 4 inches in size. Read the post that has my artist statement regarding this ongoing series here.







Friday, July 5, 2019

Whose HOO Around the World (Summer Fellowship)

Owls, owls, everywhere! The last week of June I had a wonderful time doing a fellowship for the Community Art Center's Summer Spree camp. 

This year's camp theme was WIDE WORLD. Having created a whole series of linocut prints of owls, I decided to put owls at the center of my project. 

Each group of campers were assigned a list of owls particular to one region of the world. They heard folktales from cultures in that part of the world and then made relief prints of owl species from that region. We printed the owls on cloth banners and hung them all around the children's garden. So much fun! 

This was my 2nd year doing a summer fellowship at CAC. My first was last year: Big Relief!