How to submit your work to The Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
http://www.thecontemporary.org/
“Take advantage of this great opportunity for a face-to-face conversation about your work, ideas, artistic directions, etc. with curator Stuart Horodner. Bring documentation of your work and get feedback that may examine formal and ideological issues, career development, working strategies, or goal setting.
15 Minutes is a benefit of Contemporary membership. The $25 fee for non-members includes a one-year artist membership. Visit our Benefits of Membership page for additional benefits. Sessions will be scheduled for Wednesday afternoons.
Please contact Alana Wolf at awolf@thecontemporary.org or call 404-688-1970 ext. 216 to schedule an appointment.
Open slide review
Open to all artists whose works are of high quality and intend to push the envelope thematically, in materials or processes, or some combination of all three. Local artists are encouraged to take part in 15 Minutes.
Artists please send
• Website URL and/or
CD of images and/or
DVD of performance based work and/or
Print examples of past work
• a resume
• brief artist statement and
• SASE
to Slide Review
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
535 Means Street, Atlanta, GA 30318
Artist materials are reviewed every two to three months.
For more opportunities for artists visit Access Arts’ ArtDeadline.com”
Project Spotlight: “Creativcity” by 22squared
“There’s no reason we can’t be one of those cities creative people want to go to. There’s nothing magical about Portland, Minneapolis or Sao Paolo. No little elves to shield the work from client changes or market downturns. No unicorn to gallop the work straight into CA, Archive and FWA.com. They just have good agencies with great people who work really hard.
Hey, us too.
In these tough times (drink!*), it’s hard enough to get work produced, let alone great work produced. But let’s make a deal to be as creative as we know we can be to make Atlanta the next city the ad world loves to love.
PS. Congrats to all the Addy winners this year. Keep it coming.
* Keep things interesting until the world gets back to normal—The “These Days” drinking game! Every time you see a commercial referring to today’s economy, drink! And if you wrote/art directed/worked on said commercial, drain it.”
ATL Creatives would like to thank Molly Molina and Lisa Geubtner (creatives at 22squared) for their efforts toward keeping great creatives in ATL.
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