Artists Wanted to Live Free in New York City
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Artists Wanted to Live Free in New York City



BROOKLYN, NY.- This competition is about your story, your images and the power they hold. From Salvador Dalí to Cindy Sherman the self has been the subject of most all the art world’s greats. The self-portrait transcends medium, style and period, existing in the vast space between the personal and prophetic. Everyone has a story. Tell yours!

The panel of judges including actor Steve Buscemi, director/producer Chris Weitz, Guggenheim Curator Helen Hsu and Flavorpill Founder Sascha Lewis will select one portfolio of self-portraits for The Grand Prize:

• Six months of FREE living at The Edge in New York City or $7007 cash
• An art-star reception in New York City
• International publicity

The public will also cast their vote and the highest rated portfolio will receive The Gawker Artists People's Choice Award:

• $1,000 in cash
• An art-star reception in New York City

Gawker Artists publicity push reaching hundreds of thousands of people through the Gawker Network

This is your moment to be discovered, send your best work: http://artistswanted.org/?rt

Submit before the 31st for the chance to have your work seen by thousands of people at our New York City New Year's Eve Bash!

Closing date for the competition will be January 14, 2010 at 11:59 p EST.

Submission fee, $10 per image.





New York City | Competition of Self-portraits | Helen Hsu | Sascha Lewis | Steve Buscemi | Chris Weitz | Gawker Artists |





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