Show Description: 
Harvestworks is pleased to announce an open call for new media artists based on America or China for an upcoming show on the theme of “end to end” in New York City in March 2011.

In videos, end to end is a timeline with a beginning and an end.
In maps, end to end is a distance with a departure and a terminal.
In music, end to end is a piano keyboard with the most left key and the most right key.
In numbers, end to end is a sequence with the first one and the last one.
In communication, end to end is a conversation with a speaker and a listener.
In programming, end to end is a message with a deliverer and receiver.
In web server, end to end is a process with a remote controller and a piece of device.
In e-commerce, end to end is a marketing service with a seller and buyer.
In lifetimes, end to end is the experience with a birth and death.
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In the context of contemporary life and development of technology, the interpretation of end to end could be endless. It may not be something between two extremities, but a cycle and loop without ends. 

Curators: 
Moyi Zhang
Zeljka Blaksic
Elizabeth Tolson


 
Submission Guideline:
To be eligible to apply, applicants must be a resident of America or China.


1. Application Free
2. Application deadline: Feb 20th, 2011
3. Application should be mailed to: Harvestworks,596 Broadway,     #602, New York, NY 10012 or email to harvestworks@gmail.com with the title of “End to End Show Application” in the subject line.
4. We accept digital-based media works such as videos, interactive installations, sound art, digital prints, and etc.
5. Submissions must have been created in the past three years. We only accept completed works.
6. Your work must be submitted on CD, DVD or your web portfolio (movie files). Please do not submit original artwork.
7. Please complete the application form.
8. Current resume and artist statement
 
The show includes three different sections: performance, exhibition, and screening. Artists are required to decide which section is best to present your work. We encourage accepted artists to bring their own equipment and install their works. All applicants will be added to the Harvestworks email list.
 
We will not return your work samples. We will not be responsible for lost or damaged material. The Exhibition Program Committee will review your work samples. If it is selected for the exhibition, you will be asked to provide more detailed information to be presented to the Committee. We will notify the applicant about the outcome by email or phone around the first week of March. Each artist or group can only submit 1 piece.
Please contact us with any questions:
 harvestworks@gmail.com