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Berkeley City College brochure for the Digital Arts ClubTRANSCRIPT
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Basic Rules for all ArtworkSubmit only material to which you own the • complete copyright
Members may show work in more than one • category
Submissions are accepted year-round•
More questions? Contact [email protected]
How do I find out more about the MultiMedia Arts program at Berkeley City College?Check out the Multimedia Arts program by going
online at: http://berkeley.peralta.edu/
Offering over 50 courses in traditional arts, computer basics to advanced animation, web design, CIS, javascripting, 3d computer graphics, digital printmaking, photography, video production, editing and more.
Training on both Mac and PCs. Classrooms and labs have state-of the-art equipment and software.
DIGITAL ARTS CLUBat Berkeley City College
Berkeley City College2050 Center Street
Berkeley, CA94704
http://berkeley.peralta.edu/
www.digitalartsclub.com
Who are we?The Digital Arts Club seeks to promote the artists who are in the Art and Multimedia programs at Berkeley City College. This includes digital artists, photographers, traditional artists, printmakers, animators, film and video artists.
We have a website which details the shows in which we are participating and we mount free exhibitions every year.
Why Join?Learn how to promote your work•
Share news and discoveries with others •
Get a free web page of your own, or if you • have your own site, add your link to our site at www.digitalartsclub.com (and link back to DAC) thereby doubling your exposure
Show your work in select venues with other • Club members
Free hosting for your art website•
How much does this cost? It is free to members of the Digital Arts Club at Berkeley City College.
How do I become a member? Membership is open to any student or instructor in the Berkeley City College Multimedia Arts or
Fine Arts departments.
How do I join ?Come to a meeting, sign up and participate. Everyone is welcome.
All meetings are held the third Friday of every month at 5pm in the 4th floor conference room.
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Submitting Digital Artwork, Traditional Artwork and PhotographyImages must be: 450 pixels high by 350 wideFormat: jpgResolution: 72 ppiLimit: 4 images per artist
Title: files must be titled: 1.jpg, 2.jpg, 3.jpg, 4.jpg. (Please put any other info in your documentation, not in the file name.)
In your documentation be sure to include:
your name •
list of submissions with titles & number •
artist statement, if desired•
your email and/or URL, if desired•
Submit by email to [email protected]. Or you can submit by CD as listed under videos and animations.
Traditional artists (paintings, drawings and prints, etc.) must photograph, scan or otherwise convert their images to digital form and submit work as described above. See your instructor if you need help.
Submitting Video & Animations
Linking Your Site to the DAC SiteWe will be happy to link to Web Art sites by members of BCCDAC. To link your website to the DAC site:
Send:
Your URL (www.yoursitename.com)•
one paragraph describing your site •
a screen shot for each site •
image must be .jpg, 72 ppi., 200 pixels wide •
Need a host for your web art site? Contact us at: [email protected]
Note: All of the art in this brochure was produced by past or present DAC members.
www.digitalartsclub.com
Web ArtWe are especially interested in expanding our showcase to the category of WEB ART (not to be confused with Website Art).
We are challenging those of you who are working in photography, Photoshop compositing, interactivity, animation, video, sound, and web design to use the internet to make art that could not exist in any other way.
For a detailed discussion of what WEB ART (aka INTERNET ART) is, visit:
http://tate.org.uk/netart •
http://art.colorado.edu/hiaff/home.htm•
http://www.digitalartsclub.com/pages/galery/gallery-• webart.html
Basic Rules for all ArtworkSubmit only material to which you own the complete • copyright (this includes scanned images)
Members may show work in more than one • category
We submissions year-round•
Submissions must meet the following specs:
max 360 pixels wide x 240 pixels high•
format: .flv•
.swf files will be accepted for flash • animations
mp3 files will be accepted for sound-only • projects
Length: 5 minute max•
Limit: 2 videos, animations, and/or sound • projects per artist
Include one still in .jpg format from each project in your documentation - be sure to include:
your name •
artist statement, if desired •
your email and/or URL if desired •
Submit by CD or DVD to Jan Dove’s instructor mailbox by hand at BCC or US POST: Jan Dove, BCC, 2050 Center St. Berkeley CA 94704.
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