Call for
Submissions
Cut/Paste/Resist:
A Pop-Up Exhibition
In times of protest and social upheaval (and
social rejuvenation) artists and activists turn to collage to make their point.
Why? Collage is an accessible, fun way to make art. All you need is glue,
scissors, and paper. The rest is up to you.
Presented in co-operation with the UNB Art
Centre, the Student Union Building, and the Creative
Writing/Writer-in-Residence program, Cut/Paste/Resist will take place at
the Student Union Building on February 10th until February 12th 2020.
We want your
collages!
All people interested in participating are
welcome. We don’t care if you are an artist or not. This exhibition is open to
everybody who wants to participate by making a collage – students, faculty,
practising artists, non-artists, etc.
What to do?
*Make a collage (no bigger than a standard
page size, 8 and 1/2 by 11 inches, but otherwise any shape or size).
*The topic of the exhibition is
“Resistance”. In other words, make a collage on a topic or concern you wish to
communicate. What are you resisting?
* All submissions are due January 30,
2020.
*Please provide your name and a contact
email or phone number with your submission.
*If you are mailing your work, or dropping
it off, and would like it returned after the show, please include a SASE (Self
Addressed Stamped Envelope) with your submission and your work will be
returned. Works not returned will be donated to the UNB archives.
Mail or drop off your works (for drop
offs, please put the works in an envelope) to
Writer-in-Residence, Department
of English, Carleton Hall
University of New Brunswick
P.O. Box 4400,Fredericton, NB Canada
E3B 5A3
University of New Brunswick
P.O. Box 4400,Fredericton, NB Canada
E3B 5A3
Cut/Paste/Resist is co-curated by RM Vaughan and Dr. Ken Moffatt, Layton Chair of
Social Justice at Ryerson University, with support from the UNB Art Centre and
the Creative Writing department.
