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The deadline to submit artwork to this year’s Teens Curate Teens exhibition is fast approaching on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6th! It’s not too late to be a part of this exciting project exploring the theme of Migration, Transitions, Traditions. Here’s everything you need to know about submitting your artwork to TCT 2016:

 

What is Teens Curate Teens?  Who can submit?

Teens Curate Teens is an exhibition of artwork made by High School Artists from New York City. A group of High School Curators (TRaC teens) will select 20-25 artworks to be exhibited at the Dedalus Foundation in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. ALL submissions will be displayed in an online gallery like this one from Teens Curate Teens 2014.

How do I submit my artwork?

tct_application imageSTEP 1:
Complete the Teens Curate Teens application form and attach to your ORIGINAL artwork (not a digital image, but the actual physical artwork) of ANY MEDIUM.

Have a video to submit?   a link to your video on YouTube or Vimeo.  Don’t forget to send your application with the link!

Have a site-specific proposal?  More on that below.

STEP 2: Choose which of these two delivery options is best for you:

If these deadlines pose a problem for you, please be in touch with , Student Art Program Manager so you can be part of the conversation about this important topic.

What about site-specific proposals?

TCT_fy14Site-specific proposals respond to and relate to the exhibition space while also addressing the theme of Migration, Transitions, Traditions.

A site-specific proposal should describe what the artwork in the space will look like–what is made of, how it will be installed. This may take the form of writing and/or sketches, along with one example of your original artwork.  Please remember to also submit an application form (page 2) with your proposal.

See the guidelines on page 3 of the Teens Curate Teens application for more information.

Questions?

E-mail Amanda Guest at , or call (212) 302-7433­ x 47­2

TCT_FY15Remember, everyone’s invited to the exhibition opening on Saturday, May 14th.  Come be part of the conversation!  “It’s so fun!”