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Sâm Ian 27 14:00:41 CET 2007

Cea de-a 14-a bienala de grafica, Tallinn, Estonia.
data limita pentru depunerea dosarului este 7 aprilie 2007.
se ofera si premii.

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From: "Mare Pedanik" <mare.pedanik la ekm.ee>
Subject: [artinfo] 14th Tallinn Print Triennial
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14th Tallinn Print Triennial

Political and Poetical

17 October  27 November 2007

Kumu Art Museum, Tallinn Art Hall, Gallery of the Tallinn Art Hall,Tallinn
City Gallery

Theme of the 14th Tallinn Print Triennial:

Political and poetical

The organisers of the 14th Tallinn Print Triennal invite artists to
address two themes: Political and Poetical, that may at first seem
mutually antagonistic, but which are important (or essential) aspects of
the graphic arts. Throughout their history the graphic arts have been
employed in both the social/political and the personal/poetic spheres.
They have offered the mechanism for the mass promotion of political ideas
and created conditions in which personal and liberal self-expression can
flourish.

But are these themes mutually exclusive? Can the political be poetic and
visa versa? And if these barriers can be crossed, what are the
consequences of intermingling their themes? Is print-based political
propaganda a form of romantic self-deception, microscopic resistance,
serious political engagement, poetic self-expression or all of these
rolled together? What is the impact of a poetically-clad political
message? What new tricks can the art of printing bring to the enduring
themes of politics and poetry?

Regulations:

The 14th Tallinn Print Triennial presents works of visual art that were
produced using mechanical or digital reproduction or printing
technologies, produced in 20042007 on the topic of Political and
Poetical.

We expect individual works or series (measurements and number is not
limited) that would not cover more than 10 sq m of wall space.

The council of the Triennial has the right to invite artists also outside
the competition.

The selection of works consists of two phases:

Phase A  Sending digital material or slides

DEADLINE:  2 April 2007

1. Images sent by e-mail or on CDs (PC, JPEG, 72 dpi, longer side 20 cm)
should be sent together with completed entry form (downloaded from
www.triennial.ee <http://www.triennial.ee/> ) to the e-mail address:
tallinn la triennial.ee <mailto:triennial la gmail.com>  or to the address shown
in the end of the regulations.

Those artists selected for Phase B are asked to send later also CDs with
PC images for printing the catalogue (PC, TIFF or JPEG, 300 dpi, RGB,
longer side 20 cm)

2. Images sent on slides:

35 mm slides in 5 x 5 cm mounts (on which should be written the name of
the artist, country, the title of the work, year and the number of the
slide) should be sent together with the completed entry form to the
address shown in the end of the regulations.

International jury selects artists from Phase A for Phase B  to
participate in the 14th Tallinn Print Triennial.

Slides and CDs of the works will not be returned.

Phase B  selected artists

DEADLINE:  20 AUGUST10 SEPTEMBER,  2007

WORKS MUST BE IN TALLINN BY 10 SEPTEMBER 2007

Artists selected for Phase B should send their works (at their own cost)
together with completed entry form to the address shown in the end of the
regulations.

We suggest to use strong rolls for packing. Prints must be sent unframed
and without mounts. Signing the entry form means that the artist accepts
the regulations.

If the works do not arrive on time, the artist cannot take part in the
Triennial.

If any damage is found on receiving the prints, the artist will be notified.

3-dimensional works should be packed in such a way that the organisers
could return them in the same packing. Any assembly instructions should be
sent with the work.

Participation fee:

Phase A:          free of charge.

Phase B:          European countries   20; non-European countries   30

Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania free of charge

Methods of payment will be announced to selected artists.

Prizes:

Grand Prix   2500

3 Equal Prizes  a  1000.

Purchase prizes.

All prize-winning works will become the property of local public entities
sponsoring such awards. GRAND PRIX and the three equal prize works will be
included in the Tallinn Print Triennials art collection in the Art Museum
of Estonia. The winner of Grand Prix will be invited to participate with a
special exhibition at the 15th Tallinn Print Triennial in 2010.

Catalogue:

The organisers will publish a colour catalogue of the Triennial and each
participating artist will receive a copy free of charge.

General information:

The works will be returned within 6 months after closing date of the
exhibition.

Works can also be put up for sale if so indicated on the entry form.
Authors fee should be in Euros. There will be 15 % commission on sales.

The organisers reserve the right to photograph or otherwise reproduce the
works for the purpose of publicising and recording the Triennial.

While all precautions will be taken in the handling of the works, the
organisers assume no responsibility for any damage to the prints as the
result of events beyond their control or during transportation. If artists
need more protection, they should make arrangements with their own
insurance agency.

All correspondence concerning 14th Tallinn Print Triennial should be sent
to the address:

Mrs. Mare Pedanik

14th Tallinn Print Triennial

c/o Kumu Art Museum

Weizenbergi 34 / Valge 1

10127 Tallinn, ESTONIA

NB! The slide jury will consider the correspondence of the works to the
topic of the Triennial while making their decisions.

For more information contact:

Mrs. Mare Pedanik  Secretary of the Triennial

ph. (+372) 602 6022; fax: (372) 602 6002;  e-mail: tallinn la triennial.ee
<mailto:triennial la gmail.com>

and for further information see http://www.triennial.ee

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