[artinfo] ENTRY FORM WEB3DART 2005

[EAF Director]

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY:

ENTRY FORM  WEB3DART 2005              DEADLINE: Monday, February 12, 2005


*3D Art Project URL: _____________________________________________________

*3D Art Project Title: _____________________________________________________

*Primary contact name: 
_________________________________________________________
The creative persons responsible for the 3D design and implementation 
should be listed first; the sponsoring company, institute, and/or 
collaborators are invited to add their additional information at end of form.

*Contact Email address __________________________________________

*Primary contact snail mail 
address______________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________ (w/country 
and postcode)
*Lack of contact information could jeopardize your acceptance

Primary telephone, country code: _______ city prefix: _____ number: 
________________ (office/home)

Alternate telephone country code: _______ city prefix: ______ number: 
______________ (office/home)

FAX country code _________ city prefix _____________number: 
_____________________

On-line submissions:
On-line works must run on a 800 MHz CPU.
Please specify CPU power, OS, Web browser and player, which your work is 
tested on.

SUBMIT: Web links by end of working day, Monday, February 12, 2005, 
to:  Karel Dudesek info at web3dart.org On-line 3D projects can be submitted 
as: Web-based 3D Work (experimental, sound, text, audio, wireless) - 
Multi-user-based 3D Work - Multi-media 3D Environments (in real and virtual 
space) - please specify details of installation.

3D ART Student Gallery: A special section of Web3D ART 2005 will be 
created, in recognition of the growing number of student sites and 3D 
activity in arts, design, architecture and IT courses. For student 
participation in the staging of the exhibition, please contact 
info at web3dart.org

JURY: all submitted works will be juried on-line by a team of digital media 
specialists, chair of the jury is
Prof. Karel Dudesek, Head of the postgraduate course at the College of 
Design and Communication, Kent, UK , Melentie Pandilovski, Director of the 
Experimental Art Foundation in Adelaide - Australia and Taylor Nuttall, 
Director  of the Folly, Lancaster, UK and Martin Schmitz, Germany.


Accepted projects will be promoted in print, and will be included on-line 
at: www.web3dart.org. All works selected will comprise the official Art 
Show at the International Web3D Symposium in University of Wales, Bangor, 
United Kingdom, 29. March to 1.April 2005. A conference catalogue will be 
created, that will include images, text and links to all accepted art 
projects. ACM requires that a signed authorization be received before 
inclusion in the catalogue. Later the year the exhibition will be showcased 
at the Experimental Art Foundation in Adelaide - Australia and at Foly, 
Lancaster, UK..

Selected on-line projects will be sent the authorisation form, which must 
be returned by snail mail or
FAX to ++44- 208 3258320.

Web3D Art is organised by the Web3DArt Team and supported by Ravensbourne 
College of Design and Communication, Kent, UK. Web3D Art is authorised and 
supported by the WEB3D Symposium 2005.

Sincerely,   The WEB3D ART 2005 Team

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EXPERIMENTAL ART FOUNDATION curates its exhibition program to represent new 
work that expands current debates and ideas in contemporary visual art. The 
EAF incorporates a gallery space, bookshop and artists studios.

Lion Arts Centre North Terrace at Morphett Street Adelaide
PO Box 8091 Station Arcade South Australia 5000
Tel: +618 8211 7505  Fax +618 8211 7323
email: eaf at eaf.asn.au  bookshop email: eafbooks at eaf.asn.au web: 
http://www.eaf.asn.au
Director: Melentie Pandilovski  Administrator: Julie Lawton
Program Manager: Michael Grimm Bookshop Manager: Ken Bolton

The Experimental Art Foundation is assisted by the Commonwealth Government 
through the Australia Council, it arts funding and advisory body, by the 
South Australian Government through Arts SA, and through the Visual Arts 
and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory 
Governments. The EAF is proudly smoke-free.