“The Breasts of the
Northwest II” Prospectus/SubmissionForm
Greetings
once again to you all, the emissaries of imagination!
Yes,
it’s time once again to immortalize your McGuffeys! I invite you to conspire in the return of the ta-tas, the Breasts
of the Northwest II!
“Revered, underrated, over-covered, decorated, worshipped, resented, cherished, twisted, admired. They arouse, nurture, aggravate, comfort, inspire. They cause joy, heartache, backache, desire, obsession, fantasy, bankruptcy, embarrassment, confusion, pride. They’re controversial. They’re irresistible. They’re dangerous and harmless. They’re constant companions, old friends, and a pain in the ass for tummy sleepers. Everybody’s born with ‘em, though more than half are destined to remain purely decorative. To what do I refer, you ask? I speak, of course, of the incomprehensible breast.”
Due
to the overwhelming response we had last year, we’re getting things started a
little earlier this year. Note earlier dates for art
delivery.
The
concept of the show:
The theme of this show is simply the name. Whatever that title inspires you to create is what it’s about. 2-D, 3-D, 6-D, double D, whatever mammaries move you to produce! If you have older pieces as well, that works too. No time limits. Nudes and what-have-you welcome. I didn’t invite Gilbert and George, so I can say that with very little trepidation.
Number
of pieces:
The
space will be stretched, cajoled, and otherwise maNIPulated to accommodate up
to three pieces from each artist, but if you get swept up in the fever and
produce more, let me know and we’ll see if we can SQUEEZE it in…
Entry: UPDATE: Fee deadline extended to ASAP!
Entry
will be $15, due ASAP. Each
artist will take care of their own mailing/distribution, so let me know ASAP
how many postcards you’ll need. LAW
will provide an email postcard to send out to your email lists. A 25% commission will be charged on sales,
with 10% again donated to Gateway for Cancer Research.
The gallery will be open Saturdays from 1-5 PM throughout the show, and as usual by appointment as well.
Everything
should be ready to hang/display, and an inventory list with title, medium,
artist and price will need to accompany your pieces (nothing fancy, just
legible). A short bio/statement to
place with your work would be smashing.
So,
for the wrap-up:
·
3
pieces each artist (ask me if you have more)
·
All
categories of art accepted
·
All
work ready to hang/display
·
Inventory
list with title/medium/artist/price
·
Short
bio/statement
Dates/deadlines
to remember:
·
ASAP- $15 fee due and let me know number of postcards you need
Feel
free to e-mail me or call with any questions:
E-mail:
jules@julesanslow.com
Phone:
(425) 923-3635
Mail
entry fee to: Jules Anslow, 5106 S. 3rd Ave., Everett, WA 98203
(or
deliver to my studio at LAW, by app’t., Art Walk or during Tues. drawing
session 7-10PM under my door)
Thanks again, my visionary friends! I anticipate BIG things for this second edition! As they say at the rock concerts, “Show us your ***s”! Okay, that was a tad crass, but I’ve exhausted my thesaurus…
Artfully
and sincerely yours,
Jules Anslow
Here
is an Artist Agreement/ Inventory Sheet to send in with fee or bring in with your
artwork on November 3rd/4th/11th, and
pertinent addresses and info.
Entry fee: $15 ASAP
Checks payable to: Jules Anslow
Mail to: 5106 S. 3rd Ave., Everett, WA 98203
Please remember to note how many postcards you will need!
“Breasts of the
Northwest II” Artist Agreement and Inventory
Name ______________________________________No.
of Postcards_________
Address___________________________________________________________
City_________________________________ State_______ Zip______________
Phone________________________
E-mail______________________________
Title
Medium Price
1._________________________________________________________________
2._________________________________________________________________
3._________________________________________________________________
Liability: Of course, all care and every reasonable precaution will be taken throughout receipt, installation, exhibition and return of artwork. However I, Jules Anslow, Lowell Art Works, the building owners and tenant artists do not assume responsibility for loss or damage that might be incurred during this process, and encourage each artist to carry their own insurance.