Be Aware: Understanding the Public Space
IYTI Boston 2 Presented by FlatBlack Industries Mid April
About:
Through bringing together artists of different mediums to a common subject and space, this event aims to return the organic qualities of the public space to the public, as well as call them to action. The common characteristic across all the pieces in the show will be their ability to alter public spaces, by whatever artistic means necessary. This will include installation, street-art, graffiti-art, and similar themed works on paper. Each piece will alter the space they reside in, bringing to the attention of the viewer not only the fact that a space can be reclaimed so drastically and forcefully, but also that they possess the ability to do so themselves.
The audience will be invited to take and keep for themselves, at no cost, a piece of work by an aspiring artist, included in the show for the sole purpose of being given away. There will be hundreds of pieces to choose from, and the interaction between viewer and environment in deciding which piece is fit for their character specifically will leave them with a sense of awe. To be aware of their ability to alter the world they live in, as opposed to accepting and ignoring static space, is the concept Be Aware aims to instill.
The show is currently scheduled for Mid April, and is going to be hosted in the Godine Gallery space of Massart, Boston. Final dates and diretions will be posted at a later date.
Submissions:
To get included in the show, make atleast one piece of art, any style, and send it to us. Any style is absolutely all inclusive, you can send anything to us and it'll probably get shown (but try and stick to "... installation, street-art, graffiti-art, and similar themed works on paper"). Click the link at the bottom of this page, print out the PDF file, fill it out and mail the form and your art to the included address. FEEL FREE TO SEND US AN EMAIL TOO and give us a heads up that you send stuff our way. Emails are on the contact page.
Friday, 9 January 2009
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