In a parallel reality wiki, the magic system is a fascinating concept that is deeply rooted in the fabric of this alternate world. The notion of magic has been explored and developed by the inhabitants of this parallel reality, leading to a detailed and intricate magic system that governs the use and understanding of magic. **Magic in this parallel reality is not just a mystical force, but a structured system with its own rules and principles.** It is not something that can be easily wielded by anyone; rather, individuals must devote time and effort to study and train in order to harness its power effectively. Within this magic system, there are various types or branches of magic, each with its own unique characteristics and capabilities. These branches can range from elemental magic, where individuals can manipulate fire, water, earth, or air, to more specialized forms such as healing magic, illusion magic, or even necromancy.
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Each artwork must have a label attached on the back or bottom of the pieces containing the following information Artist s name, title of piece, media, date of completion, sale price or if NFS, the insurance value. The Fort Collins Lincoln Center invites visual artists residing in the US to enter our national juried Annual Contemporary Art Survey with Guest Juror Haley Hasler.
These branches can range from elemental magic, where individuals can manipulate fire, water, earth, or air, to more specialized forms such as healing magic, illusion magic, or even necromancy. **In order to utilize magic, individuals must possess a natural affinity for a specific branch or type of magic.** Some may have an inherent affinity for fire magic, while others may lean towards healing or illusion magic.
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The Fort Collins Lincoln Center invites visual artists residing in the US to enter our national juried Annual Contemporary Art Survey with Guest Juror Haley Hasler. The exhibition is an open call to artists working in all media and reflects the artists’ capacity to consider the wide world of issues, objects, imagery and ideas to tell stories through art. We are seeking works in all media and genres that together will present a survey of contemporary art in America. Representational, abstract and conceptual work will be considered. JUROR Haley Hasler is an artist based in Fort Collins, CO. She works exclusively in the realm of the painted self-portrait and represents herself as a central point in an endlessly revolving domestic drama. Hasler states “I conceive of a painting as a kind of theater, a stage set for my characters and protagonists.” Through her life events coupled with fiction and fantasy, Hasler explores the role of women in today’s society through the lens of art history, culture and domesticity. AWARDS
$1,750 in cash prizes will be awarded. Grand Prize: $1000, Second Place: $500, Third Place: $250.
We encourage the submission of work in all media, including small installations (up to 12’h x 6’w x 6’d), and new media. Artists may be asked to provide equipment for media presentations.
The Fort Collins Lincoln Center is a city-owned and operated cultural center in Fort Collins, Colorado. It is one of Colorado’s largest and most diverse presenters of professional theatre, dance, music, and visual arts. Annually The Lincoln Center Art Galleries present 8-10 rotating visual arts exhibitions in diverse media. Exhibitions are curated from local, regional and national artists and collections, and often include juried competitions such as this one. The mission of the Lincoln Center Art Galleries is to promote and nourish the creation and appreciation of the visual arts. Diverse exhibitions, programs and projects engage and inspire our community through the world of art and ideas. The Art Galleries includes both a self-contained space of approximately 1450 s.f., with 12’6” ceilings, and a second gallery space open to the Main Lobby approximately 30’ wide x 8’ deep with an 8’ ceilings. Floor plans are available with this application, or by contacting Liz Good, [email protected] or 970-416-2646.
- Notification to artists: Week of July 10, 2023.
- Delivery of Artwork to Lincoln Center:
- Shipped artworks to arrive August 7-11 – please, no earlier and no later
- Hand deliveries can be made on Tuesday, August 15, 12-4pm.
Artists are responsible for round-trip shipping of artworks. All shipments must include a prepaid return shipping label and be shipped in a container appropriate for re-use in return shipping. Lincoln Center will insure artworks for their insurance value or retail value while on the premises. Please, no Styrofoam peanuts in packaging. Air packs, rigid foam and bubble wrap are acceptable substitutes.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
- Artworks must be available for loan during the entire exhibition period.
- Accepted artwork must be shipped "installation ready" unless otherwise noted in the acceptance letter.
- Our preferred standard for 2D installation is a hanging wire or cleat. NO sawtooth hangers. Security hardware may be attached to the artwork frame, requiring small holes to be drilled into the back of the frame.
- For any artwork that requires non-standard set up or any artwork with more than one component all hanging hardware must be included along with detailed hanging instructions.
- Only Plexiglas framing is accepted (no glass framing) for shipped 2D artwork. We cannot guarantee against breakage and damage to the artwork if glass if shipped.
- The Lincoln Center reserves the right to reject accepted work at any time; including work that differs significantly from the submitted images or is inadequately prepared for installation.
- Each artwork must have a label attached on the back or bottom of the pieces containing the following information: Artist’s name, title of piece, media, date of completion, sale price (or if NFS, the insurance value).
- The Lincoln Center will retain a 30% commission on all sales made as a result of the exhibition.
- The Lincoln Center reserves the right to use images of the artworks for educational and promotional purposes including but not limited to newspaper, television, radio and internet.
- Upon acceptance artists may be asked to submit a high-resolution image of the accepted artwork for such purposes.
- The Lincoln Center reserves the right not to exhibit a work selected by the Guest Juror for any reason.
Application Requirements
Entry Fee: $35.00, non-refundable for up to THREE different artworks per artist in any combination of media, including small installations, and video. Each image must reflect one artwork, additional views are encouraged for 3-D and installations. Three-dimensional and installation entries may include one alternate view per entry. Additional entries will not be reviewed by the Juror.
Eligibility Criteria
Artists 18 years and older whose primary residence is in the United States, working in any media may apply to the exhibition. Entries must be of the artist’s original design and not a result of a class assignment, completed in the past two years, since November 2019. Artworks submitted from previous Lincoln Center calls for entry will not be sent to the Juror.
Legal Agreement
I understand that submission of an entry to this event shall constitute my agreement to all the conditions and requirements set forth in the Contemporary Art Survey Prospectus and Entry Form, and release, indemnify and hold harmless the City of Fort Collins, its officers, employees, volunteers, agents and sponsors from any responsibility, personal liability, claims of loss or damage and any injury sustained by me or the artworks submitted for exhibition and sale. I also understand that, if accepted, I will be required to complete an inventory list and sign a contract. I will also be required to submit the proper tax documentation for payment for sold artwork.
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Others still may possess a more balanced affinity, allowing them to dabble in different branches of magic. The magic system also encompasses the idea of magic spells and incantations, which serve as the means to channel and direct magical energy. Spells can vary greatly in complexity and power, with some requiring precise gestures or spoken words, while others may be performed through mental focus alone. **To prevent misuse or abuse of magic, there are certain ethical guidelines and regulations within this parallel reality.** These guidelines ensure that individuals do not use magic to harm others or disrupt the natural order of the world. Violations of these guidelines can result in severe consequences, such as loss of magical abilities or exile from magical communities. In this parallel reality, the magic system is not just a tool for individuals, but an integral part of society and everyday life. It influences various aspects of the world, including the governance, economy, and culture of this reality. **Magic users are often respected and valued members of society, sought after for their unique abilities and knowledge.** Overall, the magic system in this parallel reality wiki is a rich and complex concept that has been deeply woven into the fabric of this alternate world. It is a system that provides structure and meaning to the existence of magic, while also offering opportunities for exploration, growth, and understanding for its inhabitants..
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