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Call: SNAG’S ANNUAL PRESENTATION OF STUDENT WORK: Beyond Borders
Educators, below is the info about submitting images for the annual student presentation. Deadline is March 1. Changes have been made since previous presentations, so please read. And please share with others!
SNAG’S ANNUAL PRESENTATION OF STUDENT WORK
Beyond Borders: A digital presentation that represents the talent, creativity, and hard work of SNAG students everywhere. Powerful and inspirational images from students pursuing certificates, associates, bachelors and master’s degrees.
Faculty: Submit no more than 5 images from your current students’ work that best showcase your school to the entire conference and on SNAG’s website.
Deadline: all images must be received by Midnight, Eastern Standard Time, March 1, 2013.
Faculty Submissions
All submissions for this presentation must come from faculty, not from the individual students. This presentation is not juried. The five images submitted will be included in the presentation; however, depending on the number of schools participating, SNAG may need to edit for time. Every effort will be made to give equal representation to each participating institution.
Choose the best student work and submit only pieces that are well photographed. These images will represent your program to the entire conference and on SNAG’s website. Put your best foot forward and select carefully.
If your program has multiple faculty, please coordinate your selections with each other. We will accept only one set of images from each school. If multiple submissions are made from one school, we will do our best to contact you and correct the error. The submission process for this presentation no longer overlaps with the juried student exhibition.
Eligibility
All students under the direction of faculty in any degree, diploma or certificate-granting institution. Select work from current students only. Work must have been created between January 2012 and February 2013. Artworks included in previous SNAG student exhibitions and/or created before 2012 are not eligible.
SNAG membership is not required for participation, though membership is always encouraged!
Submission Requirements
• One image per student, maximum of 5 students
• File name must be as follows: school_artist’s last name _title.jpg
For example: SRU_Massey _ring.jpg
• Images must be oriented properly and will not be manipulated by the organizers
• Each image must accurately reflect the work submitted.
• Each entry must indicate the level of the student (e.g. MFA candidate, BFA candidate, etc)
Image and Media Preparation
Image Specifications
All images must be formatted to the following specifications in order to upload them successfully into the system. If your images do not conform to these specifications, we will make every effort to email you to let you know and it is ultimately the faculty’s responsibility to re-submit images that adhere to the following guidelines.
Dimensions: 1920 pixels on the longest side
1. File Format: Save all images as BASELINE Standard JPEG. Do not save as a Progressive JPEG.
2. File Size: JPEGs should be under 2 MB.
3. Color space: Save images in an RGB color space.
NOTE: The organizers will NOT adjust, reformat, reorient or fix images that are submitted incorrectly... please, double check your images before submitting.
Submission Instructions
Send your students’ images via email or mail on CD. Must be received by Midnight, Eastern Standard Time, March 1, 2013. No late submissions will be accepted.
• Digital images may be emailed to StudentPresentation@snagmetalsmith.org
_ Emailed submissions should come from your faculty email. The subject line must state your school and primary faculty name for sorting purposes.
_ In the body of the email, please list each student’s name, title of piece, year created, materials and processes, as well as the level of the student (BFA, MFA, etc)
_ Also in the body of the email, provide the name of your institution and list all the metals faculty from your institution
• Digital images may also be submitted on a CD
_ Disc should be sent in a jewel case.
_ Place each student’s image in a separately named folder on the CD
_ Both disc and case must be labeled clearly with the school name, primary faculty name, phone number and email address.
_ In a word doc, please list each student’s name, title of piece, year created, materials and processes, as well as the level of the student (BFA, MFA, etc). Also include the name of your institution and list all the metals faculty from your institution
_ Mail or hand deliver to:
Brian Ferrell
Box 376f
Seton Hill University
1 Seton Hill Dr.
Greensburg, PA 15601
Direct all questions regarding Beyond Borders to Brian Ferrell at StudentPresentations@snagmetalsmith.org. Always write Beyond Borders in the subject line.
By submitting images you understand and agree to the following:
• All decisions of the coordinators are final.
• All work must be original. Instructor confirms that the student named is responsible for the creation of the work, to the best of your knowledge.
• Instructor and artist give SNAG the right to use these images as stated here, on its website, and for other marketing purposes without further contact or compensation from SNAG.
• All terms and conditions set forth in this prospectus.
Organizers and Presenters:
Brian Ferrell is a metals and wood artist from Southwestern Pennsylvania who creates one-of-a-kind furniture and hollowware. His work has been included in group exhibitions at Del Mano Gallery (Los Angeles, CA), the Society for Contemporary Craft (Pittsburgh, PA), the Cetner for Art in Wood (Philadelphia, PA), and the Craft Alliance (St. Louis, MO). He has also been honored with solo exhibitions at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater , and the Appalachian Center for Craft (Smithville, TN), the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art, and the Westmoreland Museum of American Art. Ferrell’s work has been published in American Craft Magazine, “500 Tables”, and “Pewter Studio”, and is in private collections in the United States and Europe.
Ferrell is active in the studio craft genre with his video series “Craft in Sight”, which is created in cooperation with Crafthaus. He holds a BFA in jewelry/metals from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and an MFA in Metals from the Program in Artisanry at University of Massachusetts – Dartmouth.
Beyond Borders: A digital presentation that represents the talent, creativity, and hard work of SNAG students everywhere. Powerful and inspirational images from students pursuing certificates, associates, bachelors and master’s degrees.
Faculty: Submit no more than 5 images from your current students’ work that best showcase your school to the entire conference and on SNAG’s website.
Deadline: all images must be received by Midnight, Eastern Standard Time, March 1, 2013.
Faculty Submissions
All submissions for this presentation must come from faculty, not from the individual students. This presentation is not juried. The five images submitted will be included in the presentation; however, depending on the number of schools participating, SNAG may need to edit for time. Every effort will be made to give equal representation to each participating institution.
Choose the best student work and submit only pieces that are well photographed. These images will represent your program to the entire conference and on SNAG’s website. Put your best foot forward and select carefully.
If your program has multiple faculty, please coordinate your selections with each other. We will accept only one set of images from each school. If multiple submissions are made from one school, we will do our best to contact you and correct the error. The submission process for this presentation no longer overlaps with the juried student exhibition.
Eligibility
All students under the direction of faculty in any degree, diploma or certificate-granting institution. Select work from current students only. Work must have been created between January 2012 and February 2013. Artworks included in previous SNAG student exhibitions and/or created before 2012 are not eligible.
SNAG membership is not required for participation, though membership is always encouraged!
Submission Requirements
• One image per student, maximum of 5 students
• File name must be as follows: school_artist’s last name _title.jpg
For example: SRU_Massey _ring.jpg
• Images must be oriented properly and will not be manipulated by the organizers
• Each image must accurately reflect the work submitted.
• Each entry must indicate the level of the student (e.g. MFA candidate, BFA candidate, etc)
Image and Media Preparation
Image Specifications
All images must be formatted to the following specifications in order to upload them successfully into the system. If your images do not conform to these specifications, we will make every effort to email you to let you know and it is ultimately the faculty’s responsibility to re-submit images that adhere to the following guidelines.
Dimensions: 1920 pixels on the longest side
1. File Format: Save all images as BASELINE Standard JPEG. Do not save as a Progressive JPEG.
2. File Size: JPEGs should be under 2 MB.
3. Color space: Save images in an RGB color space.
NOTE: The organizers will NOT adjust, reformat, reorient or fix images that are submitted incorrectly... please, double check your images before submitting.
Submission Instructions
Send your students’ images via email or mail on CD. Must be received by Midnight, Eastern Standard Time, March 1, 2013. No late submissions will be accepted.
• Digital images may be emailed to StudentPresentation@snagmetalsmith.org
_ Emailed submissions should come from your faculty email. The subject line must state your school and primary faculty name for sorting purposes.
_ In the body of the email, please list each student’s name, title of piece, year created, materials and processes, as well as the level of the student (BFA, MFA, etc)
_ Also in the body of the email, provide the name of your institution and list all the metals faculty from your institution
• Digital images may also be submitted on a CD
_ Disc should be sent in a jewel case.
_ Place each student’s image in a separately named folder on the CD
_ Both disc and case must be labeled clearly with the school name, primary faculty name, phone number and email address.
_ In a word doc, please list each student’s name, title of piece, year created, materials and processes, as well as the level of the student (BFA, MFA, etc). Also include the name of your institution and list all the metals faculty from your institution
_ Mail or hand deliver to:
Brian Ferrell
Box 376f
Seton Hill University
1 Seton Hill Dr.
Greensburg, PA 15601
Direct all questions regarding Beyond Borders to Brian Ferrell at StudentPresentations@snagmetalsmith.org. Always write Beyond Borders in the subject line.
By submitting images you understand and agree to the following:
• All decisions of the coordinators are final.
• All work must be original. Instructor confirms that the student named is responsible for the creation of the work, to the best of your knowledge.
• Instructor and artist give SNAG the right to use these images as stated here, on its website, and for other marketing purposes without further contact or compensation from SNAG.
• All terms and conditions set forth in this prospectus.
Organizers and Presenters:
Brian Ferrell is a metals and wood artist from Southwestern Pennsylvania who creates one-of-a-kind furniture and hollowware. His work has been included in group exhibitions at Del Mano Gallery (Los Angeles, CA), the Society for Contemporary Craft (Pittsburgh, PA), the Cetner for Art in Wood (Philadelphia, PA), and the Craft Alliance (St. Louis, MO). He has also been honored with solo exhibitions at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater , and the Appalachian Center for Craft (Smithville, TN), the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art, and the Westmoreland Museum of American Art. Ferrell’s work has been published in American Craft Magazine, “500 Tables”, and “Pewter Studio”, and is in private collections in the United States and Europe.
Ferrell is active in the studio craft genre with his video series “Craft in Sight”, which is created in cooperation with Crafthaus. He holds a BFA in jewelry/metals from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and an MFA in Metals from the Program in Artisanry at University of Massachusetts – Dartmouth.
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