Jennifer Lauren Gallery - Call Out

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JENNIFER LAUREN GALLERY - CALL OUT

The Jennifer Lauren Gallery was set up in 2017 to champion and exhibit self-taught and overlooked artists who create works outside the mainstream art world and art history. It aims to showcase undiscovered talents, evolving artists, as well as internationally recognised artists commonly seen as outsider artists, whose authentic, raw and honest work speaks for itself.

During this uncertain time the Jennifer Lauren Gallery is seeking submissions from national and international artists that self-define as disabled and/or Deaf.

The Gallery will be hosting an online exhibition on its website, with a downloadable zine of the works too. The exhibition will support and showcase the work of 25 artists selected through a call-out with the help of artist and adult survivor with mental health issues Terence Wilde, whom Jennifer already supports and Lisa Slominski of Slominski Projects. The Gallery hopes that this exhibition will expose these artist’s works to wider audiences, to bring a sense of achievement during this difficult and isolating time and who knows, may result in new opportunities for the artists, and studios that support them. 

The call-out: Artists who self-define as disabled and/or Deaf can submit a photograph of one work (or send one digital piece of work) via email with its title, size (wxh in cm) and medium. (BSL version at the bottom of the page.) Please also submit your name and a short description about the work of up to 30 words should you wish to. (A BSL video can be submitted in replacement of this text, which will be interpreted into text). The photograph/digital file needs to be 5mb or less in size. Studios can submit work on behalf of artists if they have the artist’s permission.

Details:
●      The work needs to have been made since 1 January 2020
●      No theme to follow
●      In any medium and of any size since this is an online exhibition
●      Please mention your postcode if Greater Manchester based
●      Email work to: info@jenniferlaurengallery.com
●    If you need help photographing your work or need extra information, please email Jennifer or send a message over the Gallery’s social media
●    EASY READ version can be downloaded here

Call-out dates: Friday 17 April – Sunday 3 May 2020 by 5pm
You will be contacted by Friday 8 May 2020 to let you know if you’ve been successful or not. Should you not be selected please do still take a look at the online gallery. Please note that emails sometimes go into junk mail boxes.

Email: info@jenniferlaurengallery.com
Website: www.jenniferlaurengallery.com
Instagram: @j_lgallery
Twitter: @j_l_gallery
Facebook: @jenniferlaurengallery
Notes: As Manchester International Festival has funded this call-out; five of the 25 selected artists featured will be Greater Manchester based artists.

TO DOWNLOAD A FLYER THAT CAN BE CIRCULATED TO ARTISTS YOU SUPPORT, PLEASE CLICK HERE

Supported by Manchester International Festival
#MIFCreatives2020

 
Rebecca Vaughan has created a BSL interpretation of the Jennifer Lauren Gallery call-out during covid-19. Visual artists who self-define as disabled and/or Deaf can submit work for selection for an online exhibition. Please contact Jennifer if you need anything else: info@jenniferlaurengallery.com
 
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