Exhibit Opportunity

OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS

“NO COMMENT,” @Loft in the Red Zone

SUBMISSIONS DUE: Thursday, October 6th, Midnight.

Loft in the Red Zone present a pop-up art show, entitled “No Comment,” inspired by the #Occupy Wall Street movement at Liberty Plaza.

We will be showcasing multimedia art by activists and artists of New York.

The show concerns the current paradigm shift of human expression and the emerging social condition.

The show will be held at the historic JP Morgan Building, at 23 Wall Street, across from the New York Stock Exchange and Federal Hall, Saturday, October 8th, 2011 from 6-9 pm.  On Sunday, removable walls with graffiti art will be walked out of the front door of the gallery, at corner of Wall Street and Broad.

Silent Auction will be held on Saturday evening.

SUBMISSIONS:

Please submit your work (sculptures, drawings, paintings, videos, photographs, spoken word, performance art, etc.)

We are also seeking graffiti artists, to paint 12 removable walls that on Sunday will be carried down Broadway as part of a public happening.

We encourage both established and emerging artists to take part.

We will let you know by Friday 11am, via email if your work has been accepted.

Please send the following to Nocomment...@gmail.com

1. 100 word statement/description of the work, including size, media and year produced.  Please include price, if for sale.
2. 100 word bio.
3. No more than 3 images of the work, if applicable.  If performance art, please send short synopsis.
4. Contact Info:  Phone Number. Website. Email.

Artists must be available to install their own works beginning Friday, October 7th at noon, and no later than Saturday October 8th at 2pm.

Please bring all necessary tools. Video artists bring their own projectors, DVD players, extension cords, power strips and sound, if applicable.

All work MUST be removed on Sunday, October 9th by 6pm.

We, at Loft in the Red Zone, are very much looking forward to this collaboration.

Best Regards,
Marika Maiorova
Creative Director
Loft in The Red Zone project