Posts Tagged ‘publications’

Call for Submissions: Trifecta Publishing

Thursday, January 28th, 2010

I am proud to announce that Trifecta Publications is taking submissions for our first issue. As a submission-based publication, we are excited to see what original works you might be able to contribute. When we first came up with the idea for Trifecta, we had all of you in mind. Our first theme is BAMBOOZLED!.

Now, you might be asking yourself, “Who and what is Trifecta?” We, as people, are Alis Atwell, Ashley Singley, and Christopher Starbody. We, as Trifecta, are a submission-based triannual publication. We curate a collection of multimedia works by diverse artists and offer a broad range of perspectives on a simple idea. Our intent is to create a contained archive for collectors. Think “treasure box.”

Trifecta manufactures each individual archive by hand. We design the inside of the book around what you submit. We strive to work with our artists to create something unique, so we ask participants to be creative with the presentation of your submission and challenge us.

Each issue has a theme, which can be interpreted in any way you see fit.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINE:
Trifecta accepts a wide variety of submissions. Please feel free to submit anything that moves you: audio, photocopies, video, text, found material, screen prints, photographs, etc. We don’t discriminate—we love it all. Please make sure that your submission is based on the announced theme. If we accept your submission, we will contact you within three weeks.
We only accept electronic submissions. Please send materials to trifectapublishing@gmail.com. Once accepted, the artist is responsible to supply fifty-four copies. FIFTY-FOUR copies! Yes, this may sound like a lot, but this is a chance to be a part of something unique. We aren’t asking for archival prints or hand-painted pieces (though we will gladly accept them), but we are asking you to be creative in your submissions.

Since this is our premiere project we can not issue monetary compensation, but we are offering a new way of thought and collaboration in order to present a wide range of ideas that will take your work, and the art world, to new heights. Additionally, we will be using all our man power to ensure that your work is presented in the highest quality to people in the professional world and into the hands of tastemakers and collectors around the world.

We only accept original pieces of art. If the piece has been published before, please let us know where.


Deadline for forthcoming issue: Monday, February 22, 2010

ABOUT US:
The founding members of Trifecta first met at Columbia College in Chicago. All three pursued a degree in photography and moved to New York on separate occasions to pursue careers in the arts. Feeling stifled by the art scene, but connected by the Midwest, these three curators decided to start a publication that is completely unique and challenging.

Alis Atwell: Founder, Editor, and Curator
Ashley Singley: Founder, Editor, and Curator
Christopher Starbody: Founder, Editor, and Curator
Ellie Clayman: Logo and Identity Designer

Call for Submissions: Roll Series

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

ROLL SERIES is a new collection of pocket-sized books from My Idea of Fun. Each book features one unedited roll of 35mm film by each artist. The books will be released in sets of three. The first set includes work by Ed Panar, Emmy Volkar and Ian Rummell.

Purchase Information:
Available for purchase on November 20, 2009 at myideaoffun.org/rollseries.

Submission Information:
We are now accepting submissions for future editions of ROLL SERIES.
For specific guidelines, please visit myideaoffun.org/rollseries

Call for Submissions: Blackbook Publications

Sunday, October 25th, 2009

Blackbook Publications is a distribution network created by and for independent publishers of Artists books.

Our aim is to collaborate with Artists that work with books that lacks distribution and to give them the possibility to find their way out to museum shops, bookstores and collectors.

Blackbook Publication grows by voting. This means that if you want to become a part of our distribution network with your planed publication, it will be reviewed by the number of Artists so far published at Blackbook. This is how we secure our artistic vision and quality.

Do you want to be a part of Blackbook?
We are constantly expanding our network and always looking for new material and wider ways of distrubuting books by independent publishers. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us if you are interested in a collaboration.

 

http://www.blackbookpublications.com/

Call for Submissions: Pusteblume Journal of Translation

Sunday, October 25th, 2009

Pusteblume Journal of Translation is run entirely by Boston University students. We are seeking submissions of photography and other artwork that fits with the themes of world literature and international travel. Please e-mail submissions to pusteblume.translations@gmail.com.

www.bu.edu/pusteblume

Call for Submissions: Famous # 11

Wednesday, June 17th, 2009

Famous # 11 - ” Desert & Plants, be inspired .”

A collaboration between Reiko Underwater and Sophie Mörner.

Please email your contribution: texts, poems, pictures, drawings, collages, anything works.

1-6 images/pages
max 5×7 at 300 dpi
keep it simple.

you can upload: ftp.capriciousmagazine.com
username: uploads@capriciousmagazine.com
password: photo

for more information on Famous check out the website: cantbefamous.com

deadline soon: July 15th, 2009

submissions and questions, email: sophie@becapricious.com

Call for Submissions: Zine’s Mate, Tokyo’s First Art Book Fair

Wednesday, May 13th, 2009

MIXED-BOOTH APPLICATION BY EMAIL

Thank you for applying to participate in ZINE’S MATE, TOKYO ART BOOK FAIR 2009.
Before submitting your application, please carefully read the conditions below.
By applying to participate, you are accepting these conditions and agree to be bound by them.
Should you have any questions or suggestions, please contact info@zinesmate.org

ELIGIBILITY
This application form is for exhibitors who wish to exhibit their publications in a ‘Mixed-Booth’. Participation in a mixed-booth is free. Your publications will be on display/sale alongside other participants’ publications.
Those who cannot attend the fair for any reason should apply for inclusion in a mixed-booth.

TERMS
Participation in a Mixed-Booth is free, however any expenses incurred, such as the shipping of books, are the responsibility of the participant.
Publications included in a mixed booth are to be supplied as a sale-or-return consignment, sales terms will be 50% to the publisher 50% to the fair, the selling price of each publication should be specified on your delivery note.

DISPLAY
If you would like a short text attached to the display copy of your publication to explain/support it, please indicate this in the ‘Notes’ section on the application form.

SELECTION PROCESS
Following your application, in some cases, the selection committee may request sample copies for the purpose of the selction process.
Selected exhibitors will be announced in early June 2009.

SUBMISSION
Applications should be emailed to info@zinesmate.org by May 31st 2009

Once you have read the Application Conditions email info@zinesmate.org
Title your email ‘Mixed-Booth Application’ and supply the information listed below.

Alternatively use the PDF Application form Requires Adobe Acrobat. Recommended browser, Safari.

Please supply the following information:

1. Artist, Organization, Publisher, or Publication Name
2. Contact Name (If different from above)
3. Address
4. Telephone
5. FAX
6. Email
7. Website Address
8. How many different publications do you want to exhibit in the fair? Please list titles.
9. Please state the dimensions of your largest publication
10. Notes (If any)

Material for the Catalogue

Please supply a short text about yourself and an image, both will appear in the catalogue alongside your name and website address.
Text - Maximum 150 words
Image - Jpg or Tiff, no smaller than 5×5cm, 300dpi

The image should be the cover of one of your publications appearing in the fair, preferable exported from the publication’s design document. We may use the image for publicity purposes.

Please email your text and image with your application.


http://www.zinesmate.org/mixed-booth-application-by-email

Call for Submissions: The Great Outdoors Photo Contest

Thursday, April 9th, 2009

National Geographic Traveler and Photo District News Present:

The Great Outdoors Photo Contest
Celebrate the world outside: landscapes, vistas, adventures, and the big beyond.

Deadline: 4/20/2009
**Late? Pay $10 to extend your deadline to 5/4/09

Enter Online:

http://www.thegreatoutdoorscontest.com

Amateur and Pro Channels to enter

CATEGORIES
PARKS AND SAFARIS
PLANTS, ANIMALS, INSECTS, AND GARDENS
BEACHES, ISLANDS, AND UNDERWATER
SCENES OF THE NATURAL WORLD

OUTDOOR SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES

PRIZES
PRIZES FOR BOTH AMATEUR (NGT) AND PROFESSIONAL (PDN) CONTESTS WILL INCLUDE:
GRAND PRIZE
A five-night stay for two at Mandarin Oriental Riviera Maya Hotel in Mexico,
including breakfast daily, one dinner for two at Ambar restaurant, and two
aromatherapy massage treatments. Contributed by Mandarin Oriental Riviera
Maya.

CATEGORY WINNERS
Each category winner will receive:
$100 B&H Photo gift card
Gold Pass - PDN PhotoPlus International Conference + Expo
Winners in the professional category will also receive valuable prize
packages including:
a digital camera
a PDN Photoserve portfolio
a subscription to PDN magazine and PDNonline.com
a PDN swag bag

Professional winners’ work will also be featured in the August 2009 issue of
PDN magazine and in a winners’ gallery on PDNonline.com. Great prizes, great
professional exposure!

For more info and to enter online

http://www.thegreatoutdoorscontest.com

Call for Submissions: Ten Images for Ithaca

Monday, March 23rd, 2009

Ten images for Ithaca 2009
8th poster competition of the island of Ithaca, Greece.

Theme: I
1st prize 1000 €, 2nd prize 600 €, 3rd prize 500 €
Deadline: 20 May 2009

Size: Height 40cm (15,75″), Width 12cm (4,73″)

“I”. A “portrait” of myself. What do I see if I stand in front of a mirror? How do I see myself? How do others see me? What image would best represent me? What image would best represent my personal, social or political identity, my inspirations, my habits or my travels?

All of the above are just a few of the many ways one can approach this year’s competition theme “I”.

The ten best entries will be printed into banners with dimensions 200 x 60 cm and will be hung along Ithaca’s promenade for the entire summer of 2009. Their creators will have free accommodation in Ithaca on the weekend of the exhibition’s opening (July 2009).

Each individual or group may submit up to two posters. In order to enter the competition, each artist has to submit their poster through this website. Each piece must have dimensions of 40cm height x 12cm width (15,75’’ height x 4.73’’ width) and must be uploaded as an electronic JPEG file, resolution 360 dpi, maximum file size 10 MB.

Entries can be uploaded until the 20th of May 2009.

Fimios has the right to change, postpone or cancel the competition without prior notification. Works will be kept at Fimios posters archive. The winners will be notified via e-mail. Participation in the competition requires acceptance of these terms.

For more information:
ithaca (at) thedesignshop.gr
+30 210 3223410 (Mrs Olympia Aivazi)

Call for Submissions: Blurb Photography.Book.Now 2009

Sunday, March 22nd, 2009

Prizes will be awarded based on a juried review of all submissions to the Photography.Book.Now competition. The top prize winners will be invited to attend the awards celebration and meet-up in New York this Fall. Stay tuned - more prize details to come.

Deadline for entry is 12:00 PM PDT July 16, 2009. There is a non-refundable entry fee of $35 in US Dollars, €30 in Euros, or £25 in Great Britain Pounds (GBP).

Grand Prize
$25,000 to finish - or start - any project you want.

Categories

Fine Art
Editorial
Commerical

Who is eligible?

The Photography.Book.Now International Juried Competition (”Contest”) is open to English-speaking adults, who are the age of 18 years or older (or of the age of majority in jurisdictions where the age of majority is over 18 years and where such Contests are legal), and resident in a non-U.S.-embargoed country where such Contests are legal given the Rules as published (”Contestants”).

The Contest is sponsored by Blurb, Inc. (”Blurb”) 580 California Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, CA 94104 (”Sponsor”). Sponsor’s employees and their immediate families, as well as affiliates and Sponsor’s associates who have participated in the administration of this promotion are not eligible to participate. The Contest is subject to these Official Rules. This Contest is void where prohibited or restricted by law, and is subject to applicable federal, state, provincial and local laws.

Submission Guidelines

Contest submissions (”Submissions”) must be photography books that are self-published either through the Blurb website or through another self-publishing facilitation service. Submissions may not be published by any third party publisher. The Submissions must be original works of authorship, entered by the author who holds all rights to the Submission. Submissions from joint authors will not be accepted. The Contest Submission Period begins on March 2, 2009 at 12:00 PM Pacific Standard Time (PDT), and ends on July 16, 2009 at 12:00 PM PST (the “Contest Submission Period”). ALL ENTRIES MUST BE SUBMITTED DURING THE CONTEST SUBMISSION PERIOD. By participating, contestants agree to be bound by these Official Rules and the decisions of the judges and/or Sponsor, which are binding and final on matters relating to this Contest.

We want to see your best work. Submit your photography book in one or all categories. And, enter as many books as you would like.

 http://pbn.blurb.com/awards

Call for Submissions: Humble Postcard Project

Tuesday, February 10th, 2009

We accept submissions on a rolling basis.

Photographers interested in submitting to Humble’s Postcard Project need to:

/ Email up to five photos to postcards@hafny.org
/ Email your photos as level 12, 150 dpi jpgs (do not use “save for web.”)
/ Size your photos at 525px in height
/ Include your full name and a 50-word or less bio (please do not send a CV) in the body of the email. Bios over 50 words will be edited.
/ Include a link to your website in your bio, if applicable. Websites should be typed yourname.com, please do not include “http://” or “www” before your web address.

In addition, rename each photo with your first and last name (ex. 1john_doe.jpg, 2john_doe.jpg, etc.).
Please do not send zipped files.
Under no circumstances will incomplete submissions be considered.

http://humblepostcardproject.com