International Public Art Fest 2020 extends an open call to all artists

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The festival will take place between 12 and 17 February 2020.

The fourth instalment of the festival is themed “digitalisation” and will be a meditation of artistic views on the modern age and the ubiquitous presence of the internet, digital technologies and their seamless integration into modern life.

It is intended to facilitate a dialogue on a more sustainable future within the age of the digital revolution.

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The artworks must be: 

• Explorative as they explore and integrate in unusual spaces, create accidental encounters and pose small art gestures
• Visible and public-friendly
• Collaborative in how they foster dialogue within the community, public discussion and positive development
• Interdisciplinary by, ideally, incorporating digital and multimedia forms – from murals to projection, virtual reality experiences

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Applications have to include: 

• Name, country of origin, phone number, email
• A biography and visual portfolio of your work (a minimum of five pictures). Bio to include: Personal background, experience and previous achievements, your motivation to participate
• Profile picture
• Sketch for proposed work
• Copy of ID/passport
• Social media links/website

The deadline for submissions is 31 October 2019, and all submissions must be sent to . For more information, go to https://baz-art.co.za/.