Call for Submissions: Reve(a)ling: Feminist Art

Undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and staff whose artistic vision is feminist in nature are
invited to submit artworks for a juried exhibition to be held in Gallery 123 in the George W. Johnson
Center at George Mason University from March 7-25, 2010. The exhibition is a part of Women’s History Month sponsored by Women and Gender Studies.

The exhibition will be juried by Maria Karametou, Assistant Professor of Art and Visual Technology at
George Mason University; Suzanne Scott, Associate Professor New Century College and Director of
Women and Gender Studies at George Mason University; and Dr. Vicki Kirsch, Assistant Professor,
Department of Social Work.

Artwork Specifications:
Works by current students in all media will be considered. Because of space limitations, wall works
should not exceed 6’x6’ and 3D works should not require more than 3’x3’ of floor space. Videos and
animation should be fewer than 10 minutes. All pieces must be properly protected (mats, frames, and
bases).

Submission Guidelines:
· Entries must be received by 4:30p.m. on Friday, February 18, 2011 in the Women
and Gender Studies Center Room, Johnson Center 240K.
· Complete the entry form and attach one form for each entry (forms available in
the Women and Gender Studies Center at Johnson Center 240K or in the School of Art office).
· Email WMST@gmu.edu to confirm submission (tell us you brought your entry to The
Women and Gender Studies Center).
· No more than three entries per participant.
· Submissions must be original works, no slides please.
· All submissions will be juried, and the juror’s decisions about selection are final. Prizes
awarded for two works judged best in show.
· Those who submit work will be notified by e-mail by Friday February 25th to let them know
whether their submission was accepted and to provide instructions for pick-up.
· Delivery and pick-up of work will be the responsibility of the artists.

Questions?
Contact the Women and Gender Studies Center at wmst@gmu.edu, (703) 993-2896, or stop by in JC 240K.