[spectre] Call for Entries: Exuberant Politics Exhibition

[Sarah Kanouse]

Exuberant Politics Exhibition
Call for Entries Deadline: December 15, 2013
Send your revolutionary manifesto, your conceptual social sculpture, your
political poems, your utopian films and videos, your musical anthems. Enter
your political rally poster, your activist website, your play, performance,
print, painting or puppet in the show ³Exuberant Politics.²

EP celebrates the intersection of art and activism in new forms of creative
direct action and organizing, street theater and the art of protest, and
social justice political activism.

You or your groups¹ artistic political ³exuberance² can be expressed in any
format, medium or size, but be aware that there is limited floor/wall space
in our galleries. We may choose to recognize selected off-site proposals and
projects, so please consider a proposal to organize an ³exuberant² event in
your backyard, neighborhood or locale.
How to Submit
Interested artists should submit a one-page description of the work (pdf or
paper) and supporting materials (up to three links, images, videos or other
documents). Entries will not be returned, so please send a copy.

Email submissions to exuberantpolitics (at) gmail (dot) com, or send by mail
to PS-Z ,120 N. Dubuque St. Iowa City, IA 52245.

The call for entries closes at midnight on Dec. 15, 2013. Participants will
be notified by Feb. 3, 2014.

Submissions that cannot be accommodated in our galleries may be included in
a booklet and displayed at the exhibition.

Shipping of accepted work to PS-Z is the responsibility of artist unless
otherwise negotiated. PS-Z (or other) will pay for return shipping of all
exhibited works.

The show will open at PS-Z in Iowa City and Legion Arts in Cedar Rapids in
March 2014, with site-specific performances and other live events scheduled
throughout the month.


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