Good news was voted in as a new Committee Board Member of the Plasma Art Alliance, and today I’d like to share with you neon and plasma enthusiast a call for artist that I hope you all will share or participate in.
We hope that you are staying as well as possible in these unusual times and invite you to participate in the Plasma Art Alliance’s first virtual exhibition presented online, “A Flowering of Hope.”
The show’s theme arises from the urgency of the times we find ourselves in—it is more critical than ever to come together in support of a message of hopefulness for positive change in the world. As an international organization of plasma light artists, we propose to use our creative medium of light art to embody this theme.
Please submit the following to this Dropbox link:
Submission Guidelines
2) Include your name and the country where you reside.
3) Submit a photo of your artwork .jpg (formatted to 1200 pixels on the longest side.) OR a
video (1 minute max.)
4) Include a message of hope in a global sense or a personal one either written or in the
form of a video or audio clip (1 minute max.)
5) A link to more of your artwork/website (optional).
The assortment of light art wildflowers that we collect will be displayed on our PAA webpage,
www.plasmaartalliance.com
Deadline for submission of work: July 25th .
This is not a juried exhibition; all submissions following these guidelines will be accepted and all
skill levels are encouraged to participate.
Please join us, to share and examine our place in this historic moment.
PLASMA ART ALLIANCE – We explore the fourth state of matter
The mission of the Plasma Art Alliance (PAA) is to promote illuminated plasma in glass as a sculptural art medium; foster public awareness of this art form through exhibitions, conferences and educational outreach; and support the exchange of information related to techniques and technologies essential to the advancement of the field.