- Artist Statement (1 page max; must be PDF or word document)
- CV/Resume (3 pages, max; must be PDF or word document)
- Exhibition Proposal (2 pages, max; must be PDF or word document) Describe what you plan to do, how you will do it, and what you hope to accomplish with the show. Include information in your proposal about how this project or body of work is well-suited to the galleries at Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington and which of the available gallery spaces you think would best suit the proposal. MoCA Arlington encourages proposals for exhibitions of new work or new projects.
- Work Samples (Maximum 10 work samples as jpg, mp3, or mp4) If proposing new work, work samples can include a combination of previous work along with drawings, sketches, or preliminary documents related to the proposed project or exhibition. Please use the following file naming conventions for your work samples: 1_lastname_firstname_artworktitle.jpg, 2_lastname_firstname_artworktitle.jpg (or relevant file extension) etc. Audio or video samples should be submitted as clips of no more than three minutes and can be uploaded or submitted as links included in the Work Sample Index.
- Work Sample Index List of the samples submitted, including the title, year, medium, and dimensions or duration for each piece. The Work Sample Index should be numbered to match the file names (aka numbered 1-10, with the numbers matching the numbers of the files).
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