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Deadline: 3rd March, 2003.
Open Call is over. Thanks a lot for your interest.
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Orientation: |
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Open Call for video art produced since 1990. Video
works less than 20 minutes long made for a single-channel screening.
We are looking for the widest possible selection of videos made since
1990. Our selection process will take into account the imagination,
originality and creative focus of the pieces rather than their budget
or technique. Works produced on film will be allowed if they are presented
in video format. You may send as many works as you like, as several
videos of the same artists may be included. |
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Exhibition
rights: |
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There is a screening fee for the selected works to
be paid to the artists of 25 euros plus an extra 3 euros per minute
of duration of the work.
Each selected artist will receive a free copy of the book that will
be published for 25hrs. |
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Format: |
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We accept the following formats for selection: VHS,
DVD or MiniDV (PAL or NTSC). We regret that we cannot return tapes
submitted.
TheVideoArtFoundation will contact the artists whose works have been
chosen to arrange the details of their participation. At that moment
a projection quality PAL tape will be necessary and a written summary
of the piece. This version will then be transferred to the screening
tape by the organising committee. Then we will return the master tape
to the artists. |
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Language: |
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In case that the video contains words or dialogue in
a language other than English or Spanish, an English translation of
the dialogue must be included with the tape. |
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Notification
of acceptance: April, 2003 |
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25hrs will show a wide variety of attitudes and approaches to the
problems of contemporary society. We hope to include works of about
300 artists in order to offer a wide overview of video art of the
last decade. We will be publishing a catalogue that we hope will
prove to be a useful instrument both for artists and curators.
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