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flashquakeARTWORK GUIDELINES |
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Revised October, 2002 ABOUT flashquake flashquake is an independent, quarterly, web-based publication that focuses on works of flash fiction, flash nonfiction (memoirs, essays, creative nonfiction, humor), flash plays, short poetry and artwork. ARTWORK SUBMISSION GUIDELINES flashquake is dedicated to providing a venue for aspiring and established artists in the Gallery section of each issue. We accept contributions of work in any "fine art" medium painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, sculpture, mixed media, clay, fiber and glass to name a few. We have no prescribed style and will consider both representational and abstract work. We offer a $50 prize to the artist whose work is used on the cover of the issue. Although, we cannot provide monetary compensation to all artists used in the gallery section, published artists will receive a CD copy of the issue in which their work appears. Our contributors have found the exposure in our publication worthwhile. Requests about purchasing the artwork are forwarded to the artists and one of our exhibitors was recently interviewed by a national art magazine as a result of her participation on flashquake. PERMISSIONS SOUGHT flashquake seeks the following permissions from our artists:
flashquake requires one-time publication rights from the artist. Artwork selected for publication will remain on-line for three months and then be moved to the archive link where it will remain indefinitely unless the artist specifically requests that it be removed. The artist should include a short (100 word maximum) biography and a short statement of artistic philosophy (50 word maximum) with all submissions. We can provide links to an artist's web page upon request. If the work has been previously published, we request that all information about publication history be included at the time of submission. If the work is subsequently published in another venue, we ask that the publication in flashquake be acknowledged. The artist supplying the work used on the cover will be notified shortly before the issue goes public. Our criteria for the cover art is based on general aesthetic considerations for the issue and does not mean that we regard that submission more highly than other work featured in the gallery. HOW TO SUBMIT PUBLICATION SCHEDULE Summer Issue - to be published June 1, 2003
Fall Issue - to be published September 1, 2003
Winter Issue - to be published December 1, 2003
Spring Issue - to be published March 1, 2004
Any submission received after a deadline has passed will be held for consideration for the next issue. Submit 3-5 works at a time for consideration. Give the following information for each work: Title, medium, size. We will assume that the work is
available for purchase unless it is specifically labeled NFS (Not for Sale). ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION Our preferred method of submission is electronic. Artwork submission should be sent to: Submissions should be in GIF, JPEG or BITMAP format and attached to an e-mail which contains the following:
LAND MAIL SUBMISSIONS Include the same information as above in a cover sheet. Mail your artwork submission to: flashquake Be sure to include an SASE if you don't have an e-mail address and want a reply about the disposition of your work, and make sure that you include sufficient postage. If you do not include adequate postage, your reply will not be sent. Your submission must be RECEIVED by the closing date of the reading period in which you're submitting. NOTE: We will NOT return artwork. Be sure to send a disposable copy.
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