Digital BW, The Print

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The Digital Art Society of Hawai�i (DASH) seeks entries for the first ever
Statewide juried exhibition of Digital Art. DASH believes that digital
technology has irrevocably changed art-making practices and opened
opportunities for research and experimentation in the art disciplines. Our
aim for Digitally Charged Entities is to bring together artists residing in
Hawai�i that are using digital media in an exhibition of the best, most
eclectic and visually interesting work. We seek submissions that will
challenge viewers to question the current �status quo� of digital media and
its impact as an art-making tool as well as provoke dialogue about digital
vs. traditional media.

Jurors for this exhibition are: Peter Chamberlain, MFA, Professor of Art,
University of Hawai�i at Manoa; Victoria Gail-White, BFA, Practicing
Textile/Paper Artist and Art Reviewer for the Honolulu Advertiser Newspaper;
Sarah E. Bremser McCormick, MA Contemporary Art History, Independent Curator
and Professor of Art History at the University of Hawai�i Kapi�olani
Community College. 

Entrants must be age 18 or over and reside in the state of HI.  Eligible
work includes any original 2-d or sculptural artwork created using digital
media, whether from inception, digital photography or from components (such
as digital video stills or scanned images that have been composited and/or
manipulated digitally), digital design or digital illustration prints,
digital transfer prints, hand-pulled prints that have the origin of their
images in digital processes, or 3-D work that has been created using digital
media. Mixed media artwork is allowed, as long as the primary component of
the work was digitally-created. Digital reproductions of work created in
traditional media will not be considered. All work must have been completed
within the past 2 years, and may not have been previously exhibited in a
juried exhibition within the State of Hawai�i.

A full prospectus and entry form may be obtained at
http://www.digitalarthawaii.org/entry.htm