
The four C's are of utmost importance in this competition: COMMUNITY, COLLABORATION, COMMUNICATION, and CREATIVITY. We seek to build a platform where interaction between artists and their viewers are active through daily updates and conversations on our website and social networks. We seek to redefine or consider the artist as a small business, entrepreneurs with a passion to not only create but build their own economy outside the realms of a rigid and inaccessible art world establishment. We are building a support system where artists and the community can speak and be heard, where art goes beyond the studio and gallery and interaction is immediate, direct, and engaged.
Southern Comfort is committed to supporting the artist community and our efforts extend specifically to artists working in Brooklyn, not because it is a guaranteed marketing campaign, it's rather a risky counterintuitive effort as we seek to upturn current notions of commercial sponsorships and embrace the partnership for a mutual appreciation for community and creativity.
Schedule:
Deadline to submit: EXTENDED TO DEC 7
Commissioned work: Dec 1 - 31
Prepare for exhibition: Jan 1 - 11
Exhibition / Panel: Jan 18
To submit, please send an email to 100proofartist@thelmagazine.com with the following info:
Name
Website
Artist Statement
Upload Images
Questions:
How do you contribute to the art community in Brooklyn?
What does it mean to be a SoCo Artist?
How do you define the role of the artist today and how might this competition open up that role to different opportunities?
Official rules can be found at 100proofbk.com. Must be 21 or older. Valid in NY only.
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