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Sunday, 05/19/2013
Call for Artists : Prolonged Exposure (Recession Art) “I will not make any more boring art”

Call for Artists : Prolonged Exposure
Recession Art
(Brooklyn NY)

Submissions are now open for Prolonged Exposure, presented by Recession Art and curated by Kaegan Sparks.

Deadline Wednesday August 1, 11:59pm

Selections will be conducted by the Recession Art Jury led by Guest Curator Kaegan Sparks and Art Director Ani Katz. Prolonged Exposure will be held November 3-10 at The Invisible Dog in Brooklyn. Accepting Work in All Media Including Painting, Sculpture, Photography, Performance, Installation, and Video.

About Prolonged Exposure:

“I will not make any more boring art.”   
–John Baldessari

Prolonged Exposure will ask how we can remain curious and speculative in a culture of desensitizing barrage and static. The exhibition will concentrate on artworks that plumb boredom’s latent energy, provoking a restlessness which precipitates a desire for change. Prolonged Exposure will seek to overhaul viewers' sensory and interpretive habits and engender new contact patterns with artworks. Works may engage and subvert durational, automatic, repetitive, or tedious processes (lists, serial marks, obsessive indices), or otherwise seek to reframe  viewers’ attention through strategies of fatigue, banality, detachment, or excess.

Visual artists who are accepted to a Recession Art Show receive a one-week exhibition at the Invisible Dog in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.  Video and performance artists who are accepted will negotiate directly with staff to plan a screening or performance schedule based on their needs. The deadline for submissions is Wednesday, August 1st. Artists will be notified of acceptance by August 31st. Please contact info@recessionartshows.com with any questions.

Website: http://recessionartshows.com/submit

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