February 19, 2015
Deadline: August 7, 2015
This exhibition is open to USA and Canadian artists exploring print processes that promote safe practice and environmentally responsible options in print media. Accepted formats include: 2 and 3-dimensional works, book works, digital and installation-based work. Exhibition fees are paid to selected artists.
The exhibition commences in January 2016 at the McMaster Museum of Art, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada.
Download submission information and entry forms (pdf)
Submission forms are also accepted digitally at museum@mcmaster.ca. Be sure to write “ERPP Submission” and <your name> in subject line.
or Contact: Judy Major-Girardin, McMaster School of the Arts, girardin@mcmaster.ca for more information.
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