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******** JUST SAW THIS ON COMP.GRAPHICS. THIS LOOKS LIKE AN ********
******** EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL OF US IN THE AMIGA ********
******** COMMUNITY TO MAKE OUR MARK. THE SMITHSONIAN, NO ********
******** LESS. AND WE CAN REALLY GET THE BEST AMIGA ********
******** ANIMATIONS SHOWN AT SIGGRAPH!! WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY! ********
From: waw@griffin.uvm.edu (Wesley Wright)
Subject: SPACE: Student Poster and Animation Competition and Exhibition
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SPACE: _S_tudent _P_oster and _A_nimation _C_ompetition and _E_xhibition
George Mason University, with the support of the ACM SlGGRAPH Education
Committee, is sponsoring a computer graphics Student Poster and Animation
Competition and Exhibition. The posters and video pieces will be on exhibit
in Dallas, Texas, August 6 through August 10 at SlGGRAPH'9O. Selected
video pieces will also be shown in the Information Age exhibition in the
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC.
This competition provides an excellent opportunity for students working with
computers to exhibit their creative work. lt is open to all students
currently attending elementary or secondary schools, colleges or universities.
We encourage teachers to have their students make posters and video tapes
using computers, to select the best works produced in their classes, and to
enter them in SPACE.
THE RULES OF THE COMPETITION
The theme this year is FLIGHT -- abstract, realistic or fantastic.
Posters: Animations:
--must be designed on a computer --must be created using a
graphics system computer graphics system
--must be mounted on 15"x20" foam --must be submitted on stable 3/4"
core board NTSC cassette
--must be shrink wrapped --must be no longer than 3 minutes
--should include both text and --must include credits
imagery
--may be any flat medium or mixed --may include video techniques
media
Each entry must be accompanied by a copy of the official entry form. Poster
entries should attach the form to the back of the entry.
Students wishing to have their work returned should use reusable shipping
materials and a shipping label. Each student may enter one poster and/or
one animation. Group and individual entries in the animation category will
be considered separately, but both are limited to three minutes. The SPACE
committee is not responsible for any work which is damaged or stolen.
SPACE is a juried show. Entries will be judged on the basis of a well-
integrated design, originality, technical excellence and artistic
merit.
Please contact the SPACE coordinators for further information and entry forms:
Animations:
Barbara Mones-Hattal
(703) 323-2463
Posters:
Deborah Sokolove
(703) 764-6721
Department of Art and Art History
George Mason University
4400 University Drive
Fairfax, VA 22030
DUE DATE June 1, 1990
**** Scott Sutherland
**** sutherla@qtp.ufl.edu