Northern Rivers Creative is calling out to artists for inclusion in <cite>, an upcoming group exhibition at Lone Goat Gallery, Byron Bay. The exhibition will open from 28 Jan – 25 Feb 2023 and will feature up to 5 artists from the directory.
A salute to emerging technologies, <cite> invites applications from artists who are exploring digital processes or concepts. From artists working in the metaverse, to those working with digital software / equipment, to those exploring concepts around technology – applications with a creative response are encouraged from all art forms. Think outside the pixel.
Exhibiting artists will receive a participation fee of $500 and feature in digital and print marketing throughout the duration of the exhibition.
Artists are welcome to hold artist talks, performances and workshops throughout the duration of the show.
Applications have now closed.
Terms and Conditions:
- Applicants must have a published Northern Rivers Creative profile adhering to the directory’s eligibility requirements to be considered.
- Applications are considered on artist statements/responses to the exhibition theme, merit, support images and text.
- The exhibition will be curated by Creative Producer, Ingrid Wilson.
- The applicant grants Arts Northern Rivers and Northern Rivers Creative the rights to reproduce the artworks, publish the artworks or communicate the artworks to the public for the purpose of publicity and production of any promotional material, including hard copy printed material, website and social media platforms and other hard copy and online opportunities.
- The applicant warrants that the applicant/s is/are the owner/s of all copyright in the artworks or has obtained the necessary permissions for the use of the artworks under this EOI.
- Exhibiting artists are responsible for the delivery and collection of the work.
- Northern Rivers Creative will exercise all reasonable care with exhibited works but will not be responsible for any loss or damage to any work exhibited. It is recommended that exhibitors have insurance.
