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OCA-NY 5th
Annual Hate Crimes
prevention Art Contest
Do you want to:
make a difference through art?
display your work in a museum?
win up to $$550000 in prize money?
THEME:This years theme is "Do You K(no)w Me? Using the theme,
create a work of art that
will challenge yourself and your audience to address how hate
crimes can beprevented.
You can express a time when someone made assumptions about who
you are in a
way that was not how you see yourself. How would you convince
them otherwise?
How could you show the complexities of an individual that lie
under the surface?
SUBMITTING ARTWORK:All submissions must be received by Friday,
July 29nd Noon at one of the locations below. On the day you submit
your artwork, please
send an e-mail [email protected], indicating the location
where you dropped it off.
Brooklyn Queens Manhattan
Arab American Association of New York South Asian Youth Action!
Asian Americans for Equality7111 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11209
54-05 Seabury St., Elmhurst, NY 11373 108 Norfolk Street, New York,
NY 10002
Jennie Goldstein, 718-745-3523 Sakshi Jain, 718-651-3484 Tiffany
Kan, 212-979-8381, ext. 100
MinKwon Center for Community Action The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual
& Transgender
136-19 41st Avenue, 3rd floor, Flushing, NY 11355 Community
Center
Liz Rhee, 718-460-5600 208 W 13th St, New York, NY 10011
Ricardo Martinez, 646-358-1742
See other side for contest
guidelines. For more info, contactJoseph Lin at
[email protected]
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GUIDELINES: All work must be original. The following media are
acceptable:
- Sketches - Music - Photography (up to 10 photos in a
collage)
- Drawings - Poetry - Video (3 minutes max, all music must be
original)
- Paintings - Collages - Any combination of media
- Computer Graphics
Artists must be between the ages of 13 and 19. Students can work
individually or in groups. All visual art can be no larger than 18
in. by 24 in. and no smaller than 5 in. by 5 in. No sharp or
dangerous materials allowed (razors, glass, knives, nails, etc.)
Artwork will be displayed on walls, so submissions cannot be too
heavy or delicate. The sponsoring organizations are not responsible
for any damage to artwork. To be eligible for a prize, all
participants must be present at the opening of the art exhibit on
Monday August 1st,
2011 at 6:00 PM at the Museum of Chinese in Americas (215 Centre
Street, Manhattan Chinatown).
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2011 HATE CRIMES PREVENTION ART CONTEST SUBMISSION FORM
This form MUST be submitted with your artwork, otherwise it will
be deemed ineligible.
NAME: _____________________ AGE: ______ HIGH
SCHOOL:________________ YEAR IN SCHOOL: (in Fall 2011):_______
HOME
ADDRESS:________________________________________E-MAIL:__________________
PHONE:_______________________________
TITLE OF
ARTWORK:_______________________________________________________________________________
MEDIUM OF ARTWORK (CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY):
Sketches Photography Drawings Video PaintingsPoetry Computer
Graphics Music Collages Other: _____________________
How did you hear about the Hate Crimes Prevention Art Contest?
____________________________________________________________
DESCRIPTION: Attach a brief description of your submission (3-5
sentences, 50-75 words) and explain how it relates to the
theme.
I,__________________________, (print name), hereby submit the
attached artwork as an original piece. I understand that myartwork
is now property of OCA-New York and will not be returned to me.
__________________________ _____________
__________________________SIGNATURE DATE
