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Call for Entries: Art Magazine’s t-shirt and tote design for Americans for the Arts

Deadline: April 30th

Submission Fee: $10

This year, Americans for the Arts will have its annual convention in San Antonio taking place from June 8 – 10. Art Magazine, as one of the sponsor of the convention, will be participating as exhibitor. Our goal is to promote local art nationally and internationally and we would like to represent our local talent by featuring designs made by artists from San Antonio and the El Paso-Juarez area. The designs will go on t-shirts and totes that will be given away during the three-day convention to attendees who might be from outside of the city and will get to meet at least one local artist.

How to apply:

1- Please go to the submission form and fill out the information.

2- Submit an image of your scanned design.

3-Click submit and pay the submission fee.

4- Get selected. Ten artists will have the opportunity to showcase their work.

There is no limit of entries per artists, however every submission is $10.

Requirements of the design:

The design must be scanned and sent as a picture, we suggest making the original design with ink on mylar or acetate and then scan it on 300dpi. Please make it smaller than 6″ x 6″. We are looking for effortless abstract or simplistic line drawing/designs. Please add with your handwriting your name and city at the bottom, you can add a title to your piece if you like. The t-shirts and totes will have your design along with the logo of Art Magazine.

For more information about the convention go to: http://convention.artsusa.org/

Below is an example of how the final design will probably look like:

 

About the author  ⁄ Haydeé Muñoz De la Rocha

Haydeé Muñoz De la Rocha earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Haydeé studied painting in Florence, Italy under the internationally renowned artist Eva Rorandelli. She also had the honor to study under Malaquias Montoya, a major figure in the Chicano Art Movement of the 1960s-70s, at UTSA. Haydeé Muñoz is also an international art promoter. Last January, she directed the promotion of Pancho Villa’s “Last Saddle” auction throughout México. Last year, Muñoz curated and organized the international exhibition Mexico: Rolando Rojas, Amador Montes, and Daniela Sacramento. Muñoz is currently working on an MBA in International Business at the University of Texas at San Antonio. The Founder and Director of ART Magazine is also a conrtibutor for artdaily.org and Kindform.

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