[dorkbotnyc-blabber] the deadline is tomorrow! tell your friends! (for the purpose of re-purpose = scrapcycle call for submissions)

[marie evelyn]

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ScrapCycle -- Call for Submissions, (2008)

ScrapCycle is currently seeking artists who work with scrap-material
and need to collect a large amount of everyday items (e.g. bread tabs,
plastic bags) for a current or upcoming project.

ScrapCycle is an all-homemade-instruments show, an experiment in
giving a scrap-material an exchange-value, an attempt to foster the
local scrap-material exchange community, and a forum for art and music
created from scrap-materials.

Because it can be difficult for artists to gather sufficient scrap
items for certain projects, ScrapCycle will donate event admission
materials to local (NYC-area) artists. For each ScrapCycle, we will
select one artist to sponsor by setting the price of admission to the
material of that artist's choosing.

To be considered for receipt of materials, please fill out the
application (which can be found at
http://scrapcycle.org/scrapcycle-CallForSubmissions.pdf and/or
http://scrapcycle.org/scrapcycle-CallForSubmissions.rtf) and send it
to us via email or postal mail by September 15, 2008.

(+ For more information, visit AnalogousProjects.org or
Analogous.squarespace.com/links.)

Thanks!

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Info..
Deadline ---> 15 Sept 2008
Application ---> http://www.scrapcycle.org/scrapcycle-CallForSubmissions.pdf
      and ---> http://www.scrapcycle.org/scrapcycle-CallForSubmissions.rtf
Email ---> ScrapcycleExperiment at gmail.com
Address ---> (If you prefer to send a paper application, please
request our address by email.)

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Notes..
- We plan to feature supported projects on our site upon completion,
and will request permission to.
- Preference will be given to artists using materials that often end
up in landfills in large quantities, though they may be recyclable
..e.g. plastic water bottles, plastic bags.
- All files must be in either <a href="
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Text_Format">rtf</a> or <a href="
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_Document_Format">pdf</a> format in
order to be opened successfully.</b> (Feel free to email us with questions.
We're happy to help!)

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