2D ARTEach framed artwork can be no larger than 28 inches high, 28 Each framed artwork can be no larger than 28 inches high, 28 inches inches wide, and 4 inches deep. If your artwork is selected as a winning piece, it must arrive to The Art Institute’s Campus Gallery framed. Please note: Even when framed, it must still measure no larger than the above maximum dimensions. No framed piece should weigh more than 15 pounds. Accepted mediums for two-dimensional artwork are as follows:as follows:

a)Paintings: oil, acrylics, watercolor, etc.b) Drawings: pencil, colored pencil, ink, marker, pastels, charcoal (it is recommended that charcoal and pastel drawings be fixed).c) Collages: must be two dimensionald) Prints: lithographs, silk screen, block printse) Mixed Media: use of two or more mediums such as pencil, ink, watercolor, etc.f) Computer-generated artg) Photographsh) Textiles (no larger than 28 by 28 inches).

3D ARTa) Each sculpture artwork can be no longer than 15 inches a) Each sculpture artwork can be no longer than 15 inches high, 12 inches wide, 12 inches deep. If your artwork is selected as a winning piece, it must arrive to the Art Institute’s campus Gallery museum ready. No sculpture should weigh more than 25 pounds and free standing sculpture need to be secured to a base for stability.b) b) Wall Collage work can be no larger than 28 inches high, 28 inches wide, and 4 inches deep.

DIGITALa) Short Films (5 minutes or less)b) Commercials (30 to 90 seconds)c) Animation (2D or 3D) (production reel 5 minutes or less)

COPYRIGHTEach entry must be original in concept, design, and execution Each entry must be original in concept, design, and execution and may not violate U.S. copyright laws. Any entry that has been copied from an existing photo or image (including a painting, graphic, or advertisement) that was created by someone other than the student is a violation of the competition rules and will not be accepted.

WWork entered must be in the original medium (that is, not a scanned reproduction of a painting or drawing). Artwork will hang in the Gallery for the length of the exhibition and cannot be returned to the students earlier. Students should, therefore, submit artwork they will not need for other purposes during the duration of the competition and gallery show.

SUITABILITY GUIDELINESAs outlined in these guidelines, the final decision regarding the As outlined in these guidelines, the final decision regarding the suitability of all artwork for the Visual Art Scholarship Competition will be made by a panel of qualified persons

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VISUAL ARTS COMPETITION ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

chaired by the Director of the Gallery. While it is not the intent to censor any artwork, we do wish to avoid artwork that is potentially inappropriate for the display in this highly visited gallery area which is open to all ages at The Art Institute of California - Inland Empire Campus. Artwork must adhere to a policy of acceptable decorum. In accordance with this policy, exhibits depicting subjects of contemporary political controversy, obscenity or a sensationalistic or gruesome nature are not obscenity or a sensationalistic or gruesome nature are not allowed. It is necessary that all artwork be reviewd by the panel chaired by the director of the gallery and any portion not in consonance with the Committee’s policy will be omitted from the competition and the exhibit. If an entrant is unsure about whether a piece of artwork is acceptable, he or she should contact the Director of the Gallery who can determine whether the artwork would be accepted. would be accepted.

JUDGING CRITERIAProfessionals with experience in (practicing, teaching, or representing) the categories will judge the competition. The judges will be from the design and art community and have years of experience with their field and selected by the Director of the Gallery. Judging will take place May 7th through May 9th, with the winner announcements at the Show May 10th.

The criteria used for judging is based on:

a)a) Creativityb) Contentc) Degree of expertise in the chosen mediumd) Execution and professionalism

AWARDSTTuition scholarship prizes for the 1st – 3rd place and honorable mention per category, per grade level. Plus a special “Best in Show” and Student Audience Choice Award.

11th Grade Prizes1st Place - $5,000 Tuition Scholarship2nd Place - $3,000 Tuition Scholarship3rd Place - $1,000 Tuition ScholarshipHonorable Mention - $500Honorable Mention - $500 Tuition Scholarship

12th Grade prizes1st Place - $5,000 Tuition Scholarship2nd Place - $3,000 Tuition Scholarship3rd Place - $1,000 Tuition ScholarshipHonorable Mention - $500 Tuition Scholarship

Best of Show - $1,000 Tuition Scholarship

AAudience Choice Award - $1,000 Scholarship and will win for their high school, the Gallery to showcase their school, students, teachers, and program for a month (30 days) in the 2018 calendar year. The audience choice award is chosen by those individuals in attendance on the May 10th opening. Voting will take place on the day of May the 10th, 2018 and will conclude at 6pm. One vote per person. The winner of the Audience ChoiceAudience Choice Award will be announced on opening night.

Please incl

HIGH SCHOOL PORTFOLIO & VISUAL ARTS SCHOLARSHIP

COMPETITIONS2018

Advertising (BS); Graphic & Web Design (BS); Graphic Design (AS)

Art of Cooking (D); Culinary Arts (AS); Culinary Management (BS); Hospitality Food & Beverage Management (BS)

Audio Production (BS/AS)

Baking & Pastry (AS/D)

DiDigital Filmmaking & Video Production (BS)

Digital Photography (BS/AS); Digital Image Management (D)

Fashion Marketing & Management (BS); Fashion Marketing (AS) Fashion Retailing (D); Marketing & Entertainment Management (BS)

Fashion Design (BFA)

Game Art & Design (BS)SSoftware Development for Creative Technologies(BS); Instructional Technology & Design (BS)

Interior Design (BS)

Media Arts & Animation (BS)

Visual & Game Programming (BS)

PORTFOLIO SCHOLARSHIP

VISUAL ARTS SCHOLARSHIP2D ART 3D ART DIGITAL

Please inlcude a photo copy of this release form with each entry

This is the Competition for the seriously Creative!

DEADLINEEntries will only be accepted atEntries will only be accepted at The Art Institute of California - Inland Empire campus starting April 23 through May 3, 2018. Deliveries must be made to the campus during normal campus hours. A written receipt will be issued for each entry and the work will be photographed for condition the day of arrival to the campus.

Gallery DetailsEntries accepted for the 2018 Entries accepted for the 2018 Visual Arts Scholarship Competition will be on display for public viewing May 10 to June 21, at the Ai California - Inland Empire Visual Arts Gallery, 674 East Brier Drive, San Bernardino, CA. Remember that your art will be displayed at a professional art exhibit; therefore, presentation and preparation is important. Each work must have a label with information on student name, grade level, title, medium used, high school, name of instructoinstructor. For artwork preparation and hanging requirements please contact the Director of the Gallery for guidance and specific questions about the Gallery Show, 909-915-2100.