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Snap To Grid at LACDA

Show your work in the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art’s un-juried exhibit featuring digital art and photography. All entries will be printed (8.5″x11″ on heavyweight paper) and shown in their gallery arranged in a grid. All styles of artwork and photography where digital processes of any kind were integral to the creation of the images are acceptable.

Special consideration is given to Snap to Grid artists for inclusion in future exhibits. Entrants to LACDA’s calls for submissions form the pool of artists from which we select the majority of their exhibitors. Proceeds for Snap to Grid benefit these gallery programs and keep LACDA thriving. Exhibit your work, build your resume, and support the LACDA gallery. Everybody wins!

Show Dates: November 11-December 4, 2010
Deadline for entries: October 25, 2010
Opening Reception: Thursday November 11, 7-9pm (in conjunction with Downtown Artwalk)
Entry Fee: $30US

Two easy steps to exhibit your work at LACDA…

1) Register here (one registration fee for each image, no limit to number of images!)

2) Upload images here (separate upload for each image)

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