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Call for Entries. Black History Month Exhibition
Call for Entries - Black History Month Exhibition, an exhibition will be held at OCAD University during the month of February. DEADLINE: January 8, 2017
DateSunday, January 8, 2017 - 5:00am
Email
ocadu.bsa@gmail.com
LocationOCAD University
Call for Entries. Black History Month Exhibition.
This exhibition will be held at OCAD University during the month of February to create space for the celebration of the multifarious meanings of being Black in Canada at OCAD University in 2017. The submission criteria is inclusive to all art forms. We’re looking to showcase a diverse body of work from Black students at OCADU and in Toronto.
Suggested Themes: Intersectional Identity, Black Speculative Criticism, Blackness in Canada, Education and Employment, Black Designers/Artists Lens’, Afrocentrism, Technology, Blackness in Spaces, Digital Futures, Queerness
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
- Up to 3 hi-res JPEGs, first and last name in file extension
- For new work provide 2-3 references with a 250 word proposal as PDF
All submissions to be sent to: bit.ly/BLXCK
DEADLINE: January 8, 2017
Accepted applicants will be notified: January 13, 2017
Final work will need to be in by January 20, 2017
Email ocadu.bsa@gmail.com
Facebook: Black Creator’s Month
DateSunday, January 8, 2017 - 5:00am
Email
ocadu.bsa@gmail.com
Website LocationOCAD University
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Celebrated Canadian music producer and musician Bob Ezrin discusses the organics of making music with plants, animals and humans.
The Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research invites you to a Lunch & Learn exploring design collaborations in global health.
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A Man Named Pearl tells the inspiring story of self-taught topiary artist Pearl Fryar
This summer, Bonavista Biennale: FLOE is bringing works by 20 leading Canadian, Indigenous and international contemporary artists to the Bonavista Peninsula. This month-long event happens every two years, with exhibitions and site-specific installations at more than 20 indoor and outdoor venues. Visitors explore art, local cultural, history and the landscape on a spectacular 100-kilometre coastal loop. The 2019 artists are from Newfoundland, Labrador, other parts of Canada and the northeastern United States. The exhibition, artist talks, workshops and other events run from August 17th through September 15th.
Sunday, January 8, 2017 - 5:00am
Call for Entries. Black History Month Exhibition.
This exhibition will be held at OCAD University during the month of February to create space for the celebration of the multifarious meanings of being Black in Canada at OCAD University in 2017. The submission criteria is inclusive to all art forms. We’re looking to showcase a diverse body of work from Black students at OCADU and in Toronto.
Suggested Themes: Intersectional Identity, Black Speculative Criticism, Blackness in Canada, Education and Employment, Black Designers/Artists Lens’, Afrocentrism, Technology, Blackness in Spaces, Digital Futures, Queerness
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
- Up to 3 hi-res JPEGs, first and last name in file extension
- For new work provide 2-3 references with a 250 word proposal as PDF
All submissions to be sent to: bit.ly/BLXCK
DEADLINE: January 8, 2017
Accepted applicants will be notified: January 13, 2017
Final work will need to be in by January 20, 2017
Email ocadu.bsa@gmail.com
Facebook: Black Creator’s Month
Venue & Address:
OCAD University
Email:
ocadu.bsa@gmail.com
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