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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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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> 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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