Exhibit 2K24
Submit Your 2D & 3D Artwork for our Upcoming Exhibition
'Intersectionality'
Why Submit to Our Exhibition?
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Professional Exposure: Display your work in a reputable gallery and on our YouTube channel.
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Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow artists, poets, curators, and art enthusiasts.
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Artist Support: Artists and Poets will receive promotional support through our social media.
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Technical and Academic Workshops: Gain access to exclusive workshops led by industry professionals and academics, covering topics such as Pinhole Photography, Life Drawing, Poetry and Publishing. These workshops are designed to enhance your skills, broaden your knowledge, and support your artistic career.
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Click here to download our Terms and Conditions
The
'Intersectionality'
SUBMIT NOW!
Black British
Art Trail Exhibition
16th Sept to 5th Nov 2024
A celebration of Arts and Culture, which spans beyond. Black History Month
Submissions close at Midnight on
Wednesday 4th of September 2024
2D & 3D Artwork Submissions ONLY
Artist/Poet Support Fund
(Click to download)
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At The Black Art Hub CIC, we are committed to ensuring that all artists and poets have the opportunity to showcase their talents, regardless of financial constraints. Our Artist/Poet Support Fund is designed to assist participants in our exhibitions with essential costs such as materials, packaging, postage, art frames, and travel.
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We recognize the challenges faced by those with limited resources, and our support fund prioritizes applicants who can demonstrate their need for assistance. Whether you are a student, in receipt of benefits, have disabilities, or face other financial challenges, this fund is here to support you in bringing your art or poetry to life.
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Please note that all applications will be considered on a first-come, first-served basis and must be submitted alongside your exhibition submission form.
The support fund is limited, so we encourage early application. We also have a small pot of financial support available to cover printing and packaging costs, ensuring that your work can be exhibited without financial strain.
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We invite all eligible participants to apply and take advantage of this opportunity to share your unique voice and vision. Together, we can make sure that every artist has a platform to shine.
* Important Information for Form Users We kindly ask for your cooperation in providing some optional demographic information in our Video submission form. Here’s why it matters: Supporting Our Mission: The data you provide helps us promote equality, diversity, and inclusion in our exhibitions and programs. It also enables us to meet the reporting requirements of our funders, ensuring we can continue to secure the necessary resources to support our artistic community. Confidentiality Guaranteed: Your information will be treated with the utmost confidentiality. All data collected is securely stored and used only for aggregated reporting purposes. This means your individual responses will never be shared with any third parties or linked back to you personally. Your Choice: Providing this information is entirely optional. If you prefer not to answer any of the questions, you can select the "Prefer not to say" option.  If you have any concerns or questions about how your information is used, please feel free to reach out to us at theblackarthub@gmail.com. We're here to ensure you feel comfortable and informed at every step of your participation.
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We are offering a selected number of Artists / Poets to
Host 'Meet the Artist'
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We have two Networking events throughout Black History Month
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If you would like to Perform Spoken Word Poetry at our Networking events, contact us for more information.
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We have FREE Workshops
for artists, poets and the commnity
Includes Pinhole Photography
A-Z of Exhibiting
Life Drawing
Performing Poetry
Poetry & Publishing
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"Show Off Your Brilliance: 6 Essential Tips for Artists and Poets in Exhibition"
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Exhibiting our works is essential for showcasing artistic talent, fostering cultural dialogue, and engaging with a wider audience.
It provides artists with a platform to present their creativity and connect with the community, while also enhancing their visibility and career opportunities.
Here are five tips for a successful exhibition:
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Promote Widely: Use social media, local press, and community networks to publicise your exhibition.
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Engage the Audience: Incorporate interactive elements or host live events to make the experience more engaging.
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Prepare Professionally: Ensure all artworks/ Poetry performances/ Videos are well-presented, framed if applicable, and labelled clearly.
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Use subtitles for your marketing and reels to make your artistry, more accessible for all.
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Network Actively: Use the event to build connections with other artists, critics, and potential patrons.
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Follow-Up: Collect feedback and follow up with visitors to maintain relationships and gather insights for future exhibitions.