I posted that over in o.t.  They want $10 per submission, which isn't bad I
guess
if you wanna have something shown in a gallery.

BTW: I appreciate people posting stuff like this!

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"ddombrow" <ddo### [at] vtedu> wrote in message
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> Thought some POVers might be interested in this:
>
> Call for Digital Artists.
>
> Announcing: bit by bit - an all digital visual exhibition of on-screen art
> that aspires to recognize, promote and reward the best creative and
> expressive digital work being produced around the world today.
>
> This juried gallery exhibition will be installed on large format monitors
in
> the Main Gallery of the Business of Art Center in Manitou Springs,
Colorado.
>
> Entries for the show are being accepted online until (the soon arriving)
> September 15th at the exhibition's website at:
> http://www.bitbybitdigital.org
>
> The gallery installation will open on Saturday, October 14th and continue
> through November 18th, 2000.
>
> Computer artists of all levels are encouraged to participate by visiting
the
> website and uploading entries in one of three categories: still, dynamic
and
> interactive.
>
> Who Should Enter?
> fine artists - digital artists - future artists - photographers -
editorial
> illustrators - technical illustrators - 3d artists - print designers - web
> designers - graphic artists - students - teachers - ceo's - filmmakers -
> painters - poets - animators - fractal artists - programmers - sculptors -
> software magicians - rocket scientists - visionaries - inventors -
> directors - experimentalists - 21st century netizens & of course : you
>
> Prizes (including a $1,000 best of show award) will be awarded to artists
> based on quality, skill and originality. Juried prizes include hardware,
> software and services. Exhibition sponsors include: Wacom, 3D.com & Strata
> Software, Peachpit Press, Electric Rain, Corel, Castlewood,
> www.firesale.com, www.scip.net and Artis Software.
>
> Along with Colorado's Mel Strawn, Author Sandee Cohen, and Fractal Artist
> Ken Musgrave, bit by bit is proud to include Graham Nash and Mac Holbert
of
> Nash Editions as jurors for the show.
>
> Visit the website to enter the exhibition and upload artwork online at:
> http://www.bitbybitdigital.org
>
> bit by bit digital - make great stuff
>
>

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