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The She-Monster Sideshow presents a series of large-scale banner paintings representing mythical females. These “she-monsters” are drawn from pre-existing pop culture imagery, humorously referencing historical myth and narrative, inspired by goddesses and heroines like Ariadne, Baba Yaga, Cailleach, Circe, Ishtar, Hel, Lilith, Joan of Arc, Judith, Vesta and Yemaya. These brightly colored neo-pop portraits combine attributes of masculine and feminine, human, animal and android. Segments appropriated from Barbies, monsters, Disney princesses, wrestlers, superheroes, etc., are joined seamlessly into portraits that are an unnerving assimilation of the iconography. The imagery is playful, yet plays on the fear of “powerful” women, and challenges the viewer to disband stereotypical notions of femininity and examine questions of gender, power, and persona.
Bring your cameras! There will be an interactive photo op.

Art and Culture Center of Hollywood
1650 Harrison St.
Hollywood, FL 33020

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Map of venues participating Oct 16, 2010

Neighboring artist spaces and galleries will simultaneously host individual exhibition openings and events. Look for the round purple Fallout signs designating each location.

18 Rabbit Gallery, a contemporary art exhibition space located in the F.A.T. Village Arts District, will open “Altered States”, an exhibition about mind/body relationships, their first in their new space located at 17 NW 5th Street.
1310 Gallery, located in the Sailboat Bend Artists Lofts at 1310 SW 2nd Court, presents “The Myth of Power,” a group exhibit showcasing innovative works by regional artists, juried by artist Lisa Rockford.
The Museum of Art/Fort Lauderdale at 1 E Las Olas Blvd. will be open that evening from 5pm-8pm with free admission.
A free bus will operate from 5pm to 9pm to transport attendees from one event space to the next. Free parking is available at: NW 1st Ave between NE 5th & NE 6th Streets in F.A.T. Village and 116 NE 2nd Avenue across from Girls’ Club.

Art Fallout will be an annual event, and the organizers expect that it will ignite enthusiasm and bring together local artists and exhibition spaces so that they may develop new audiences for their works. Art aficionados will be pleased to discover the hotbed of creativity that is developing in Fort Lauderdale.

Help us turn this into the next WYNWOOD Art Walk and make it more than an annual event!

DONATE $1 or more to help make ART FALLOUT Happen!
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Donate $2 or more to receive an artist-made gift!
$10 to receive A limited edition t-shirt for Art Fallout 2010, designed by Kevin Arrow

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A Juried Exhibition featuring innovative works by regional artists
As part of ART FALLOUT 2010

Opening Reception: Saturday, October 16, 2010, 5-8pm
Closing Reception: November 12: 7-10 pm
Admission: Free & Open to the Public

The Myth of Power visual art exhibition features over 40 regional artists that offer insightful investigations into notions of power. The Myth of Power exhibition will open as part of ART FALLOUT 2010, initiated by Girls’ Club.

The artwork featured in the exhibition will range from thought-provoking performance art, performed during the opening night, in addition to 3 floors of sculpture, painting, mixed media, site-specific installation, and video art.

Artist Lisa Rockford acted as juror for this group show. Artists were selected from an open call asking for individual conceptions of “power” in visual form. The result is a diverse range of artworks, whose imagery ranges from reactions to in regards to social doctrine, hierarchy, gender or racial inequity, or other forces of power, influence, including imagery of physical strength, heroism, idols, sovereigns, icons, etc.

Cash Awards will be given to innovative artworks, including an “Audience choice” award, selected by opening night attendees. Artworks will also be for sale. There will also be a section of “mail art” works contributed by numerous international artists that created works specifically for the show.

Sponsored by PRP Wine International and Koji Collection. Face/body painting by Henny Bulten

The exhibition will also be complimented later in the month by a lecture and film screenings.
The lecture by Lisa Rockford, “Contemporary art and the critique of Capitalism” will take place at the North Regional Library, Tuesday November 9 at 6pm, This lecture will surveying artists from the last 30 years who question the spectacle of corporate power and advertising in their work.
There will also be a night of Free Film screenings on Friday, November 5, screened next door to the gallery at the Historical Commission building. The films chosen will focus on the power of capitalism and the medias’ influence on our individual choices.

ALL Myth of Power events are free and open to the public.

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Art Fallout, a Day for Contemporary Art
Saturday, October 16, 5-8 pm

Girls’ Club to lead a Tour of Downtown Fort Lauderdale’s Contemporary Art Scene
Free bus transportation

Fort Lauderdale, FL — To celebrate National Arts and Humanities Month, Girls’ Club will host Art Fallout in collaboration with 1310 Gallery at Sailboat Bend Artist Lofts and 18 Rabbit Gallery as an occasion to support the production and presentation of contemporary art in Downtown Fort Lauderdale.

Neighboring artist spaces and galleries will join in hosting individual exhibition openings and events. Look for the round purple Fallout signs designating each location.

Girls Club, 18 Rabbit Gallery, the F.A.T. Village Arts District, 1310 Gallery, located in the Sailboat Bend Artists Lofts, IWAN the Bubble, The Museum of Art/Fort Lauderdale will be open that evening from 5pm-8pm with free admission.

A free bus will operate from 5pm to 9pm to transport attendees from one event space to the next.
FREE PARKING is available at: NW 1st Ave between NE 5th & NE 6th Streets in F.A.T. Village and NE 2nd Avenue across from Girls’ Club.

Art Fallout will be an annual event, and the organizers expect that it will ignite enthusiasm and bring together local artists and exhibition spaces so that they may develop new audiences for their works. Art aficionados will be pleased to discover the hotbed of creativity that is developing in Fort Lauderdale.

A limited edition t-shirt for Art Fallout 2010, designed by Kevin Arrow will be available for sale that day at Girls’ Club.

http://girlsclubcollection.org/events/

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These works will be exhibited in the Myth of Power art Exhibition from October 16 – November 12, 2010 at 1310 Gallery, Sailboat Bend Artist Lofts, Ft Lauderdale, Florida. The exhibition will have a section of mail art from International artists, as well as a juried art exhibition of local artists.
Send in your own MAIL ART!
DEADLINE: September 15, 2010
Open call for artists to submit non-returnable mailed artwork that responds to the theme of POWER. Explore and interpret individual conceptions of “power,” whether used for harm or for good; in regards to social doctrine, hierarchy, gender or racial inequity, or other forces of power, influence, or domination. Artists are encouraged to demonstrate or explore imagery of physical strength, heroism, idols, sovereigns, icons, etc.
Sizes: up to 11” x 17”
Technique/Media: All media will be accepted including mixed media, Collage, Digital art, Painting, Printmaking, and Photography. Collage and/or the use of imagery are encouraged. No returns.
Send your artwork to:
Lisa Rockford
1310 SW 2nd Ct. #301
Ft Lauderdale, FL 33312

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CALL FOR ENTRIES Info:

Open call for artists living in South Florida. Cash prizes and Catalogue. Artists living in the vicinity of South Florida are invited to submit artwork that responds to the theme of POWER. If you are within reasonable driving distance of Ft Lauderdale, FL, you may submit artwork. Open to all media, but contemporary approaches are encouraged, including 2D, 3D, Mixed media, Collage, Painting, Printmaking, Photography, Digital art, Sculpture, Assemblage, Video art, and documentation of performance art. You may also submit a proposal for site-specific Installation art. Art must have been created within the last 10 years.

The Myth of Power visual art exhibition will feature the artist response to the subject of Power. This theme is open for interpretation. Prospective artists may explore and interpret individual conceptions of “power,” whether used for harm or for good; in regards to social doctrine, hierarchy, gender or racial inequity, or other forces of power, influence, or domination. Artists are encouraged to demonstrate or explore imagery of physical strength, heroism, idols, sovereigns, icons, etc.

Documentation of the artwork in Digital images, should be submitted by email before Midnight, August 22, 2010.
Jury fee is a donation of $5.00 for 1 or 2 images or $10 for up to 10 images. The jury fee will make you eligible for Cash prizes, including an audience choice award. You may also enter with no jury fee, but you will be ineligible for cash prizes.

ART ART SUBMISSION CHECKLIST:

- Go to PAYPAL.com and Submit your Secure Payment by credit card or bank account for the appropriate jury fee to nunsopink@yahoo.com. (Click on “Personal”, then “send Money online”) Make sure your name is included in the payment description.

- Email your images to nunsopink@yahoo.com :

→ Each digital image should be 72 dpi, RGB format, .jpg, .gif, or.pdf, at least 500k, no larger than 1 Megabyte.
→Title each image with your name and the image # (i.e. Rockford1.jpg, Rockford2.jpg)
→ Include this Entry Info in the email:
Full Name:
Email:
Your Website:

→Include this info in the email for EACH artwork:
Image #:
Art Title:
Media:
Dimensions (inches, Height x Width x Depth):
Year Completed:
Sale Price or NFS:
Statement about how this artwork relates to power (1 – 5 sentences, or under 120 words):

This info will be used for the title cards and catalogue if your work is accepted.

Questions? email nunsopink@yahoo.com

EXHIBITION INFO:

The Opening night of The Myth of Power exhibition on October 16, 2010, will be part of the First Annual ART FALLOUT downtown Fort Lauderdale art tour. ART FALLOUT is a collaboration between Girls Club Art Collection, 1310 Gallery, 18 Rabbit Gallery, and other local venues. Each location will host their own new art exhibitions and events on the same night, and all participating venues will be cross-promoted on a printed map and flyer, and publicized in local newspapers. The Myth of Power exhibition will showcase the exceptional artworks from a diverse array of regional artists from surrounding communities, including Broward, Miami-Dade & Palm Beach counties. 1310 Gallery and ART FALLOUT are unified in the mission to celebrate the Broward County Cultural Division’s designation of October as “a month for art,” supporting the production and presentation of contemporary art in the local community. These events will bring both greater awareness and unity to arts establishments within the proximity of downtown Ft Lauderdale.

GALLERY & JUROR INFO:

1310 Gallery offers over 2400 square feet of exhibition space split into 3 levels, and housed within ArtSpace’s Sailboat Bend Artist Lofts, in downtown Ft Lauderdale. 1310 Gallery is an artist run collective that rotates art exhibitions monthly. The gallery will print 5000 brochures to advertise the Myth of Power exhibition and at least 1000 catalogues that will and include all participating artists. Girls Club will be also distributing flyers for ART FALLOUT, which will also include marketing for this exhibition.

Lisa Rockford, Juror, received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Lisa is a resident artist at Sailboat Bend artist Lofts and founding member 1310 Gallery. Lisa began curating Contemporary art exhibitions in her position as Art Services Director of the Dittmar Gallery at Northwestern University in 2000. As a visual artist, Lisa exhibits her artwork both nationally and internationally, has been featured on Chicago Public Radio, and covered by the Chicago Reader, Time Out Chicago, Peel Magazine, and the Miami Herald. Lisa was recently awarded the Innovative Collaborative Grant through Funding Arts Broward for her upcoming Solo show at the Art and culture Center in April 2011.

Lisa is inspired by the Contemporary artists’ response to issues of power: Banksy, Sarah Lucas, Hannah Hoch, Guerra de la Paz, Mauro Perucchetti, Liu Bolin, Daniel Edwards, Yinka Shonibare, the Guerrilla Girls, Ron English, Christian Holstad, Robert Craig, Barbara Kruger, Wangechi Mutu, Shirin Fakhim. Do Ho Suh, Gilles de Beauchene, among others.

ACCEPTED ARTISTS:
Accepted artists will be notified by September 1st, 2010. If accepted, each artist will be asked to pay a one time, $5 participation fee to go towards refreshments for the opening reception and a portion of marketing costs.

All Accepted artworks must be hand-delivered between October 8 – 12, 2010. (No shipping of artwork is permitted). Artworks must be ready for hanging or installation. Flat art does not need to be framed if it looks presentable hanging by clips. 2-D works must have hanging wire, sawtooth hangers, or hanging clips. 3-D must have their own platform, if needed. Installation art must be installed by the artist.

Accepted works must have this info attached to each accepted work:
Full Name:
Email:
Phone Number:
Art Title:

Artists are personally liable for their own artworks. Please note that 1310 Gallery will use utmost care in the handling and safety of your artworks, but because we are a non-profit collective, we are unable to offer insurance of your artworks. The gallery is locked during non-event hours and scheduled appointments.
Artworks must be picked up within 3 days after the end of the exhibition, between November 13-16, 2010.
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Pocket of Lollipops @ the TWIST Closing Reception

FRI, FEB 12, 8:30 – 11:30

1310 Gallery, Sailboat Bend Artist Lofts,

1310 SW 2nd Ct., Ft Lauderdale, FL 33312

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