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By 21st January 2024January 29th, 2024No Comments

Open Call for Gloucestershire-Based Artists

To create a slogan & illustration against gender-based violence. Your design will be used as an option for visitors to create their own t-shirt as part of our campaign to stop gender-based violence.

Hundred Heroines is looking for Gloucestershire based artists to create designs for our programming around ‘MALEVOLENCE’, our new exhibition running between February 15th-18th in Kings Walk, to coincide with the Gloucester leg of the Anti-Violence Bee Monument tour.  The exhibition explores different aspects of gender-based violence and continues our advocacy for its elimination. Donna Ferrato has created a campaign sticker and knife sculptures by Renate Bertlmann from the Heroines Collection will be on display alongside works from award-winning photo series from Etinosa Yvonne, Eugenia Maximova, and Kourtney Roy.

We’re looking for illustrated slogans around the topic of gender-based violence to represent the intersectional struggles of all women.

And we’re looking for outside the box thinking, as well as a mixture of illustrative styles- all submissions are welcome! Your design will be used as an option for visitors to create their own t-shirt as part of our campaign to stop gender-based violence.

HOW TO APPLY?
Please submit three images (low res) of your previous work as well as your proposed slogan, either in text (pdf) or an audio format (MP3/MP4) to hello@hundredheroines.org. We do not require a CV as this is an opportunity for emerging talents.

TIMELINE
28th January – midday, deadline for applications
30th January – winners will be notified
13th February – deadline for final designs

SMALL PRINT

If you have any accessibility requirements, please let us know (hello@hundredheroines.org)
All submitting artists will have the opportunity for a portfolio review
The six selected artists will receive £100 fee for the design and a t-shirt featuring their design
The copyright remains with the artist. By entering, artists agree that:

  • Their work may be used to promote the campaign on the Hundred Heroines website, social media channels
  • Images of their work can be made available to the press for usage online and in print.
  • Hundred Heroines has the right to use the design for creating products throughout the four days of the show.

ELIGIBILITY

  • You must be a feminist!
  • Open to all genders and ages.
  • Must be based in Gloucestershire.

This project has been made possible through the generous support of
the Knife Angel Legacy Fund, Canon and Kings Walk Shopping Centre