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| Opportunity to exhibit | Multi-disciplinary | Posted on 14.10.2011 | Posted by JC
Opportunity to participate and exhibit your art on a wall for Seneca
Their aim is to send nothing thrown away to landfill and to find a new purpose for everything - from plastic bags and containers to old radiators. If you are interested in participating in what is likely to be Europe’s largest art venture, please click here. If you would like to view, and vote on the entries please click here. The final selection will be made on 4th November 2011.
Details of what’s required and time frame
We want this wall to inspire all who see it. Seneca are delivering a “cradle-to-cradle” solution in Wembley; giving new life to discarded materials by recycling them or making them into something new. They “re-imagine waste as a resource” and would like your interpretations and visions for a “waste-less society”.
If the past couple of lines have already triggered thoughts, images, ideas and you are free to spend a weekend or two in November creating something unique, please send your submission before the 4 November 2011 when the final selection will be made.
Submission process
Simply fill out the brief form here http://senecawall.co.uk/?page_id=133 together with your selected image.
Montana Black paint will be provided to all those who are invited to participate. It is anticipated that each contributing artist will be provided with a maximum of 8 x 3 metre wall space to create their artwork. (see attached document below for pictures of the wall). All health and safety requirements will be met by Seneca. Food and drinks will be provided by Seneca.
Judging process
This is intended to become a work of art that will be renowned for its relevance and collaboration. We are asking everyone to record their vote for the entry they want to win, on the site and asking leaders from within the local Wembley community and the art world to help us make this vision turn in to spectacular reality. Selection panel to be announced.
Clear indication of what the student/graduate would gain from contributing/submitting work
This is a great opportunity for the student’s/graduate’s work to be featured on the blog www.senecawall.co.uk receive high profile media coverage when the wall is unveiled and get the chance to work alongside some of the most respected street artists around.
Details of what’s required and time frame
We want this wall to inspire all who see it. Seneca are delivering a “cradle-to-cradle” solution in Wembley; giving new life to discarded materials by recycling them or making them into something new. They “re-imagine waste as a resource” and would like your interpretations and visions for a “waste-less society”.
If the past couple of lines have already triggered thoughts, images, ideas and you are free to spend a weekend or two in November creating something unique, please send your submission before the 4 November 2011 when the final selection will be made.
Submission process
Simply fill out the brief form here http://senecawall.co.uk/?page_id=133 together with your selected image.
Montana Black paint will be provided to all those who are invited to participate. It is anticipated that each contributing artist will be provided with a maximum of 8 x 3 metre wall space to create their artwork. (see attached document below for pictures of the wall). All health and safety requirements will be met by Seneca. Food and drinks will be provided by Seneca.
Judging process
This is intended to become a work of art that will be renowned for its relevance and collaboration. We are asking everyone to record their vote for the entry they want to win, on the site and asking leaders from within the local Wembley community and the art world to help us make this vision turn in to spectacular reality. Selection panel to be announced.
Clear indication of what the student/graduate would gain from contributing/submitting work
This is a great opportunity for the student’s/graduate’s work to be featured on the blog www.senecawall.co.uk receive high profile media coverage when the wall is unveiled and get the chance to work alongside some of the most respected street artists around.
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