call for submissions !

Function Magazine is having our first ever exhibition fundraiser tentatively scheduled for April 1st, 2010.

In cooperation with Red Bull 381 Projects and curator Nicholas Brown, Function Magazine is bringing you yet another great opportunity to get your work out there as well as enjoy a splendid evening of fancy fun.

Here is what you have to do to be a part of it:

-EMAIL your submissions to functionmag@gmail.com
-subject the email "Red Bull Exhibition"
-Submit up to 4 images you would like to be seen together at 72 dpi.
-Title the images firstname_lastname_01 and so on.
-Installation and video work may also be submitted (please email us installation shots, images of 3d works and plot summaries or links to clips for films). The gallery is equipped with a projector and viewing area.
-Please include in the body of the email your full name and contact information (cell phone and website), title of the work, year, size of print, size framed, how you will be framing or matting your work, the cost and the medium.

The submission deadline is Friday, March 19, 2010 at midnight.

Selected images will be chosen by the function team, Tara Fillion, Amanda MacNaughton and Mickey Nielsen as well as 381 Projects curator Nicholas Brown on Monday, March 22, 2010.

Please note that there will be a $20 exhibition fee for all selected participants and 20% commission taken from any works sold the evening of the event.

Selected participants will be listed with the images that were chosen on the function blog on Tuesday March 23, 2010 by noon. It is up to each participant to drop the framed work and submission fee to the Red Bull Gallery at 381 Queen Street West. More instruction will be posted on the blog. If your work is not framed or matted in a professional manner it will not be hung.

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We are also accepting unframed print donations as well to be part of an auction at the event. To donate please email functionmag@gmail.com.

Thank you, we look forward to seeing your work.

-function

Any questions can be directed to functionmag@gmail.com