"Order" - Artist book by SU4IP"

Deadline: 29/02/2024

City: Sheffield  |  Region: South Yorkshire  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  SU4IP♲

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SU4IP welcomes artists and their creations to feature in "Order!" - Artist Book by SU4IP. All works in any medium related to this theme will be considered.

"Order!" is the fourth iteration of a submission-style publication produced by SU4IP. Welcoming all submissions responding/related to regulation, structures, hierarchies, systems, control, categories, location, layout, etc.

A brutalist sculpture championing concrete pillars at regulated intervals towers above the viewer. A crisp screen print depicts a complex hierarchy of shapes and forms that invigorate a blank space.

A compact and precise tapestry of rich and dense colours adhering to a system of vertical strands invites the audience to appreciate the technical mastery.

These are just a few examples of how "Order!" could be associated with your work or practice. All mediums and formats are welcome, subject to the viability of being printed in a book. SU4IP invites you to push the boundaries of what order could mean, and how it can be portrayed in art practice.

order /ˈɔː.dər/

noun

the way in which people or things are arranged, either in relation to one another or according to a particular characteristic:

  1. The children lined up in order of age/height.

  2. I can't find the file I need because they're all out of order.

  3. Put the files in alphabetical/chronological order.

a request to make, supply, or deliver food or goods:

  1. "Can I take your order now?" said the waiter.

  2. I would like to place an order for a large pine table.

  3. A product or a meal that has been asked for by a customer.

something that someone tells you you must do:

  1. The soldiers fired as soon as their commander gave the order.

  2. Soldiers must obey orders.

  3. What are your orders?

 (Source: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/order)


Featured artists will receive:

  • A copy of the publication packaged and sent to their address (using biodegradable packaging).
  • A double-page spread containing images of their work, a Q&A, and information about their practice.


About the publication:

  • Designed and curated by myself. 
  • Bound and digitally printed on heavy, opaque, and high-quality paper for the best visibility and legibility. (Cover: 200 gsm, roughly half the thickness of a credit card. Inside Pages: 170 gsm)
  • It will be A5 (148 x 210 mm)
  • Will be featured on su4ip.cargo.site under publications, as well as @su4ip.commercial/@lyndonwatkinson Instagram


Costs:

Free to submit! Successful applicants must pay a fee of £20 to cover the printing, packaging, and postage of a copy of the publication to be sent to them.

Terms & Conditions

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Who is eligible for this opportunity?
Anyone! Please keep in mind that irrespective of your preferred medium(s), visualisations of your work in a photo or text format must be provided to ensure it is 'bookable': e.g. Frame stills if your work is in film/video, with a link to watch the entire thing.
How many works can I submit?
You may submit up to 4 images. Please note that they may not all be included.
How much does it cost?
Free to submit! Successful applicants must pay a fee of £20 to cover the printing, packaging, and postage of a copy of the publication to be sent to them. Participants may also choose to receive additional copies at a reduced 'break-even' rate, subject to the final cost of the order.
How do you decide on proposals?
Works will be selected primarily based on relevance to theme, but also:
- Quality of photographs
- Overall detail of submission
- Demonstration of passion and enthusiasm for your own work
What happens if my proposal is chosen?
Should you be accepted, I will contact you via CuratorSpace to notify you of your acceptance. I will then send over an email including a selection of interview questions to choose from, also requesting:
- A postage address to send your copy of the publication to
- Your £20 participation fee to cover manufacturing, packaging, and postage costs

As a successful candidate, you will also receive:
- Email updates on the development of the publication
- A .pdf copy of the final publication; you can do whatever you want with
- An opportunity to review and provide feedback on your spread(s) before it goes to print

I am happy to provide individual feedback for unsuccessful applicants should you request it. Please don't hesitate to ask!

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