GABINETE DE CURIOSIDADES: Tokio International Mini-Print Triennial 2015 -

terça-feira, 24 de fevereiro de 2015

Competition Rules

Entries must be prints produced in or after 2013.
Entry is limited to 1 work per artist.
Entries must be signed and numbered (edition number) by the artist.
Entrants can use any type or technique of printmaking, but the organizer will not accept prints merely output from a computer printer.
Print size (including the surrounding paper) must not exceed 20.0 x 25.0cm.
The organizer may reject entries that are likely to soil or damage the facilities or that are difficult to handle.

The triennial is an open competition.
No entry fee is required.
Entries will not be returned because they become the property of the Tama Art University Museum.
How to apply for entry
(1) 1st screening
The jury will screen images of the entries sent to this triennial site through the application form of this page. The result of the first screening will be announced on the website after April 2015. Selected entrants will be informed of the result by e-mail.
(2) 2nd screening
The entrants who pass the 1st screening must send the original physical prints. The jury will then select the award-winning works from the original prints.
* When a work sent for the 2nd screening is found not to meet the conditions of entry piece, we will cancel its passage of the 1st screening, and also will not return the work to the artist.

Members of the jury are as follows:

1st screening:: Yuji KOBAYASHI (painter), Kuniko SATAKE (print artist), Hiroko FURUYA (print artist), Kunio MOTOE (art critic), and Tatsumasa WATANABE (print artist).
2nd screening:: Seishi OZAKU (print artist), Keisei KOBAYASHI (print artist), Akira TATEHATA (art critic), Fumiaki FUKITA (print artist), Toshiaki MINEMURA (art critic), and Kunio MOTOE (art critic).

(Mon.) January 5, 2015 - (Sat.) February 28, 2015

All selected and awarded prints will become property of the Tama Art University Museum.
The organizer reserves the right to photograph, reproduce, broadcast entries or publish entries on the web for recording, researching, or publicizing the exhibition.
The organizers will do their best to handle every work safely, but we will not take responsibility for loss or damage due to unavoidable accidents like a natural disaster.