International Festival of Time-Based Media. AIM III: Luna Park - a series of critical inquiries into the crucial issues raised by the nexus of art, technology, entertainment and activism in the context of globalization and the rising privatization of culture. The AIM III International on-line student competition: AIM III seeks student entries for its International Competition. The selected entries will be hosted by AIM in an online exhibition, featured in an exhibition at the Helen Lindhurst Gallery, and will become part of the pool of works of the AIM festival.
THE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF TIME-BASED MEDIA
PRESENTED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COMPETITION CALL FOR ENTRIES
Deadline: JANUARY 15, 2002
THE AIM FESTIVAL
AIM, in partnership with the Museum of Contemporary Arts, Los Angeles,
is pleased to present AIM III: Luna Park - a series of critical
inquiries into the crucial issues raised by the nexus of art,
technology, entertainment and activism in the context of globalization
and the rising privatization of culture.
At the core of this debate is
the ascendance of entertainment and our ubiquitous, and largely
unquestioned, fascination with the spectacular. Further festival
details, on website.
THE AIM III INTERNATIONAL ON-LINE STUDENT COMPETITION
AIM III seeks student entries for its International Student Competition.
The selected entries will be hosted by AIM in an online exhibition,
featured in an exhibition at the Helen Lindhurst Fine Arts Gallery, and
will become part of the pool of works that the AIM festival draws on
when touring internationally.
Prizes include the $1000 USC SOFA Award.
Awards will be made by a distinguished jury that includes designer,
writer and researcher Brenda Laurel, and author, researcher, and curator
Erkki Huhtamo.
SUBMISSION CRITERIA:
Works must be 'time-based' and created by a
student, of any age, working in any discipline.
Works should also be
capable of exhibition on the Internet, and address the festival theme.
AIM defines 'time-based' to include: websites, Internet projects, film,
video, digital video, hand-drawn and digital animation, interactive
computer games, sound pieces, digital media, CD-ROMs, and DVDs - as
well as various emerging hybrids that elude traditional categorization.
All submitted works must be completed after October 1, 1999, and be
complete enough for on-line presentation at the time of submission. All
entries must be postmarked no later than January 15, 2002.
Submission to AIM is free.
Submit copies of projects (no originals
please) in the form of a DVD, VCD, VHS (NTSC), Macintosh CD-ROM, or a
URL, as appropriate.
Other formats can be accommodated by prior
arrangement with AIM.
Entry form pasted below, and located at the website.
HOW TO ENTER THE AIM III INTERNATIONAL ONLINE STUDENT COMPETITION
Step 1: Read the official rules and regulations and submission
information
Step 2: Print and fill out an entry form
Step 3: Send us your project, completed entry form and all accompanying
materials. All entries must be postmarked by January 15, 2002.
Mail submissions to:
Art In Motion
USC School of Fine Arts
Watt Hall Rm.103,
University Park, Los Angeles
CA 90089-0292, USA
ENTRY FORM:
Complete and send the entry form with a copy of your project and all
required accompanying materials. One entry form per submission. You can find the Entry Form on website.
ACCOMPANYING MATERIALS
The following must be included with the entry:
- Official Entry Form
- Technical Requirements: a typed description of all technical
requirements of the piece, including specific hard- and soft-ware.
- Operating Instructions: a typed description of exact instructions
- Synopsis: a typed description of the project.100 words maximum.*
- Still Image: preferably a jpeg or color print that best represents the
project.*
- Artist's Bio: a brief, typed biography of the project's creator/s.*
- SASE: work will only be returned if a Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope
and adequate US postage are provided.
- Proof of Student Status: proof of student status can include
photocopies of student ID cards, proof of current enrollment, or
verification from a school administrator on school letterhead.
Items marked with (*) may be used and edited in festival publications
and/or media releases for festival promotional purposes.
OFFICIAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. All entries must be postmarked no later than January 15, 2002.
2. All works submitted must be new works: completed after October 1,
1999. A pre-existing work which has undergone substantial alteration
shall be considered a new work.
3. AIM will take all reasonable precautions to ensure the safety of
materials in its care, but no original or irreplaceable materials should
be submitted under any circumstances.
4. All works must be submitted by the artist principally responsible
for them. For collaborative works one artist may represent the group,
but said artist will remain the individual with whom AIM communicates.
5. All works must be complete enough for on-line presentation at the
time of submission.
6. Submit work in the form of a DVD, VCD, VHS (NTSC) copy, a Macintosh
CD-ROM, or a URL, as appropriate. Other formats can be accommodated only
by prior arrangement with AIM.
7. Final responsibility for a work's presentability lies with the
artist. Failure to deliver a presentable copy for exhibition shall
render the work ineligible.
8. AIM will view all submitted works and select those to be exhibited
on-line. The jury will view all exhibited works, and select award
winners.
9. Members of the AIM jury shall not be eligible to enter works for
festival competition, but may have works on exhibition.
10. All rights to any given work remain with the artist. However,
submission to the festival constitutes agreement on the part of the
artist that Art in Motion has the right to publicly show his/her entered
work as part of the festival and/or as part of on-going festival-related
activities and promotions, without remuneration.
11. AIM is not responsible for lost, misdirected, or delayed entries.
Materials will only be returned if the entry includes a U.S stamped,
self-addressed envelope.
12. All legal responsibility for any work submitted remains with the
artist. AIM assumes no liability for any exhibited work.
13. All jury decisions are final.
Press:
Ed Giardina
9322 Litchfield
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
Pager: 714-351-2118
Fax: 714-848-9004
Art In Motion
USC University of Southern California - School of Fine Arts
Watt Hall Rm.103,
University Park, Los Angeles
CA 90089-0292, USA