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The City of Brea Art Gallery is producing an exhibition entitled “For Love or Money” featuring artwork from artists who work by day work as hired hands for design companies, advertising agencies, etc., yet by night exercise personal creative outlets.

“For Love or Money” will showcase work from both aspects of the artist’s career, with examples of personal art contrasted with their “for the money” work.

We are seeking submission from interested artists to be reviewed for inclusion. There is no entry fee; submissions will be judged by the merit of the work alone.

Entry Deadline : July 15, 2009

Exhibition Dates : August 1 – September 11

Entry information: We are seeking all media : oil, watercolor, drawing, mixed media, photography, video, sculpture, spoken word, and performance. Entries may be submitted via CD or e-mail;
Artwork : jpegs with image size of 4”x 5” , max of 300 dpi file resolution. Each jpeg file must be named with the artist last name and title of artwork.
Spoken Word : recordings should be submitted in standard AIFF or mp3 formats.
Video and videos of Performance Art : standard DVD or QuickTime format.

Multiple entries on CD/DVD should be submitted on a single disc. Disc must be labeled with the artist’s full name and titled with artwork name.
CD/DVD submissions should be sent to :
City of Brea Art Gallery, 1 Civic Center Circle, Brea, Ca 92821. Attn: For Love or Money.
E-mail submissions should be sent to: BreaGallery@cityofbrea.net, with the subject “For Love or Money”.

For further information, contact me on: (714) 671-3601

Many thanks for your time and assistance.

Thomas Ciganko, Director
City of Brea Art Gallery

The City of Brea Art Gallery is a non profit, non collecting museum located at the Brea Civic and Cultural Centre in north east Orange County. The Gallery has been presenting a variety of art exhibitions since 1980. The City of Brea Art Gallery is a community service of the City of Brea, a General Law City incorporated under the California Municipal Code in 1917.