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October 06, 2008

Deadline 10/25: Death of the Bush Era (at SPARC)
Linda Frye Burnham / 04:22 PM

SPARC (Social and Public Art Resource Center in Venice, Calif.) invites multimedia artists from around the corner and around the world to submit artworks through its online gallery for a show called "Death of the Bush Era: What Next?," opening November 1, 2008. They are are seeking digital representations of works in film, paintings, graphics or sound works; pieces will be selected for their appropriateness to the theme and shown on a large plasma screen at SPARC during the exhibition. Says SPARC "In an effort to reach out to artists across the country and abroad, ONLY digital submissions will be accepted. The multifaceted exhibition will examine the global transformation prompted by the eight-year George W. Bush administration, the upcoming election, economic recession, illegal immigration, and the Iraq war."

Submit on the SPARC Web site

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