ABOUT sNAP
The Society of Northern
Alberta Print-artists (SNAP) is a not-for-profit, artist-run centre, and a
registered charity (Registration No. 12293 0019 RR0001) incorporated under the
Societies Act of Alberta. Since its inception in 1982,SNAP has grown to
become one of Canada’s premier centres for research and innovation in
printmaking as well as providing a unique forum for discussion and examination
of critical and theoretical issues related to printmaking and image culture.
As a print production and exhibition centre, SNAP is
unique in Alberta, and exceptional in Canada.
SNAP is
dedicated to the promotion of both traditional and experimental printmaking
practices including prints, artists’ books, posters and print-based
installation as well as new, experimental and hybrid forms. To achieve these
goals the Society maintains a permanent, dedicated space including a gallery
and printmaking studio, and provides a comprehensive range of programming
including: exhibitions (CARFAC fees are paid to exhibiting artists), classes,
workshops, lectures, mentorships, artists’ residencies and publishing.
Programming for exhibitions and education is reviewed and revised periodically
to keep pace with new developments in the field and to better serve SNAP’s diverse constituency, which includes the many
individuals and groups from all backgrounds and levels of experience who take
courses and attend exhibitions at SNAP, practising
professional print-artists, schools, high-risk youth groups and more.
GALLERY SUBMISSIONS
Call
for Submissions – Main Gallery
Next deadline is February 15, 2015
SNAP welcomes submissions
from artists, collectives, curators and collaborations practicing in all
printmaking & print-related media (including but not limited to:
photography, installation, video, drawing, collage, printed matter).SNAP’s Main Gallery Space is programmed through an annual
call for submissions as well as through curated exhibitions.
The
Society of Northern Alberta Print-Artists is an Artist-Run Non-profit in
Edmonton, Alberta dedicated to the production, presentation and dissemination
of Fine Art Printmaking and Contemporary Print Media. The SNAPGallery programs eight Main Gallery exhibitions every
year.
For
more information on our organization, mandate and to view floor plans please
visit www.snapartists.com
Programming
is determined annually by peer jury.
SNAP Main Gallery Submission Requirements:
Submissions should consist of:
1. A
project proposal explaining the specifics of the proposed exhibition. (maximum
1 page)
2. 15
-20 numbered high quality digital images on OSX Apple-Mac
compatible disk
3. Corresponding
image list indicating the artist’s name, title of work, media and date
4. An
artist statement, which describes and contextualizes the work presented.
(maximum 1 page).
5. Curriculum
Vitae or artist resume
6. 1 – 2
items of support materials as appropriate (DVD, Publications, Print Articles).
These support items will not be returned.
Please
indicate which works are intended for exhibition or clearly indicate if your
proposal includes new works or work in progress, as well as any extraordinary
installation requirements, including technical support.
Please
Note:
SNAP will be accepting
submissions ONLY IN DISC FORM. Please send all written support as a single PDF and images in JPEG form on one
CD. Please do not send any paper or include a return envelope. Please do not
email submissions.
Digital
images: should be in JPEG format, 300 dpi and sized to
1000 pixels maximum on the longest side. File names should correspond to the
image list.
Tips for Submitting:
· Please
DO NOT EMAIL Submissions
· Please
burn all materials to ONE disc:
proposal, PDF written support and JPEG images. An
additional DVD may be submitted for video work, however please
ensure individual clips do not exceed 5 minutes in length.
· Proposals
should be clear and concise.
· Make
sure that your name and the title of your project is clearly marked on each
part of your submission, including all of your support material(s).
· Please
do not send PowerPoint presentations, slides, printed images, or VHS tapes, as these will not be reviewed.
· Do
not send original works of art.
· Do
not submit a website address in lieu of digital files.
· Incomplete
proposals or excessive support material will not be reviewed.
For information regarding submissions and
the review process, please contact:
Deadline for SNAP Main Gallery Submissions:
Main
Gallery Submissions should be addressed to:
c/o
Programming Committee
SNAP
gallery10123 – 121 Street
Edmonton,
AB T5N 3W9, Canada
For more information please visit http://www.snapartists.com/submissions/
Note:
SSNAP pays full CAR/FAC fees to Main Gallery Exhibiting Artists
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