[dorkbotnyc-blabber] [Fwd: [dorkbot-overlords] Dorkbot's "Strange Things" Call for Proposals]

[douglas repetto]

NYC represents!


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Subject: [dorkbot-overlords] Dorkbot's "Strange Things" Call for Proposals
Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2007 16:53:50 -0700
From: shelly at hive-mind.com <shellyhivemind at gmail.com>
To: secret mailing list for dorkbot-overlords

hey y'all!  We in Seattle are pulling together for our big art show in
december.  Link to our call for proposals is below.  We are open to
pieces from all artists, irrespective of location, so if you want to
forward the below announcement to your respective lists that'd be
awesome!

Shelly
Seattle Dorkbot Overlord

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From: shelly at hive-mind.com <shellyhivemind at gmail.com>
Date: Jul 9, 2007 4:44 PM
Subject: Dorkbot's "Strange Things" Call for Proposals
To: dorkbotsea-announce at dorkbot.org


Hello Dorkbots!

I am very happy to announce that our biannual show "Strange Things"
(a.k.a . Seattle Dorkbot's People Doing Strange Things with
Electricity III) will be held at 911 Media Arts Center from December 8
to January 9th, 2008.  We will take over 2800 square feet of the
building with our strange and amazing art, art that in some way uses
technology.

We want your art at "Strange Things", whether it be LED wall hangings
or full room robotic installations!

The full request for proposals, with submittal requirements, is at:
http://dorkbot.org/dorkbotsea/events/pdstwe3/callforartists.shtml

Please note the deadline for proposals:  September 10, 2007.

I am really excited the show is finally happening, it took us a while
to find a space, and special thanks to 911 Media Arts Center!

Shelly
Your Seattle Dork Overlord


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