2004 Call for Exhibition Proposals - Due Date: September 1, 2003. Art League Houston seeks proposals for small group exhibitions for the 2004 season (January - December). Emerging, mid-career artists, members, or nonmembers may submit proposals. Selection is based on the quality of work, ability to communicate, craftsmanship, and overall direction of the work. The 2004 Exhibition at ALH must be a body of work not previously shown.
Art League Houston offers the following facilities:
-1,500 square foot main gallery
-90 square foot adjacent room
-1,200 square foot outdoor sculpture court
GUIDELINES:
Artwork will be reviewed by SLIDES ONLY. Work requiring the use of a computer will not be accepted. Enclose ALL of the following in your proposal submission:
1. Ten slides showing a consistent body of work. Each slide is to be labeled with the artist's name, an arrow indicating 'top', and numbered (see below).
2. A numbered slide script to correspond with slides must include the title, date, size, and medium of each work listed along with the artist's name.
3. Resume of exhibitions in which you have participated.
4. One page bio, including all contact information about yourself for publicity.
5. Brief typed statement about your work not to exceed one page.
6. SASE with sufficient postage to cover return of all materials.
Address submissions to
Art League Houston
Exhibition Committee,
1953 Montrose Blvd
Houston TX 77006 USA>
Calendar for applicants:
September 1: Submissions due
September 30: Artists notified of acceptance
INCOMPLETE SUBMISSIONS WILL NOT BE REVIEWED.
Art League Houston is one of the oldest nonprofit visual arts organizations in the city. During the 1930's, the artists of Houston met informally as the Associated Artists for the purposes of exhibiting their work and sharing activities of mutual interest. In 1948, several members of the group reorganized as the Art League of Houston and incorporated as a nonprofit organization in 1953. Art League Houston strives to open its programs and facilities to not just its membership but to all of those interested in the visual arts forms of the diverse cultural communities of Houston. With its ambitious programs of exhibitions, classes, workshops, outreach endeavors, lectures, and through the talents and efforts of its volunteers, patrons and community support, ALH has become an important community resource. It is the mission of Art League Houston to encourage and support the visual arts in Houston through exhibition, education and outreach.
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