1800 Frames Take 4

  • Deadline:
    Jan. 30, 2008, midnight
  • Location:
    US

CALL FOR VIDEOS

City Without Walls (cWOW) presents 1800FRAMES/TAKE4, our fourth annual one-minute video program exhibiting contemporary ideas through the use of video technology.

Deadline: 5PM JANUARY 30, 2008
Must include complete online application and receipt of membership donation (online or by mail). www.cwow.org

About Exhibition: GENERAL POLICIES & MISSION
Exhibition dates: April 10, 2008 - May 29, 2008. Reception: April 10, 2008. Videos will be screened at cWOW, New Jersey's oldest alternative art space, now located in a 2,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility in downtown Newark, with a main gallery, project room, 9-foot screen, several flat-screen TVs, and other video projection equipment. Selected works will also be exhibited online at www.cWOW.org, screened at other venues, and will be made available as a tax-deductible, limited-edition premium compilation disc to support cWOW. cWOW is a not-for-profit urban gallery for emerging art that advances the careers of artists while building the audience for contemporary art. cWOW is a three-time recipient of the prestigious NJ State Council on the Arts "Citation of Excellence."

Curated by NORENE LEDDY & LIZ SLAGUS
Norene is a video and new media artist, and teaches video production at both Parsons, The New School for Design and Kean University. She has exhibited work for her Aphrodite Project world wide, and is currently a Gallery Aferro Studio resident. Liz is an educator and curator at Eyebeam, as well as an independent lecturer on art and technology. Liz has co-curated several large-scale exhibitions for Eyebeam and developed and overseen the coinciding public programs and professional development series offered by the organization. Liz has organized and spoken on several panels regarding art and technology education, including AAM and NYCMER. She has co-produced numerous short video projects with her students, and developed programs for national film festivals, and taught new media art courses for the University of Connecticut and the University of Rochester via Eyebeam.

Eligibility: MEMBERS ONLY (unless solicited by curator)
To be considered for the exhibition, you must join cWOW by January 30, 2008 as an artist member with a minimum annual donation of $35 for individual members or $25 for students and seniors. As an artist member, your work will be part of our registry, and will be reviewed by every curator for every show that you select within one year of joining. Your chances of being selected for a show are better than 50\% (though never guaranteed, because of our independent curatorial process). This process ensures high-quality, independent selection, while also building our membership base, providing crucial support for programming such as this. Your donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. Artist registry materials, including images, videos, and more, can now be uploaded to our website after joining, and will soon be available for public viewing. See other member benefits and join online at www.cwow.org.

Works accepted: ONE-MINUTE VIDEOS ONLY
All artists are invited to submit a video project of any genre no longer than 1 minute including title and credits. All work must have been completed in the past three years.

Submission process: ONLINE ONLY
Artists can upload their entries at www.cWOW.org after joining cWOW. You can submit up to five (5) independent, non-commercial videos no longer than one (1) minute including title and credits in Quicktime file format, as well as a resume, 150-word statement, and video data such as title, date, duration, description, etc. You may also upload additional materials for the registry.

Please contact: info@cwow.org or call 973.622.1188 with any questions.