Coconut Grove Grapevine: Gifford Lane Art Stroll opens poster contest

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Monday, November 21, 2011

Gifford Lane Art Stroll opens poster contest

The 14th Annual Gifford Lane Art Stroll will take place Sunday March 18, 2012. A Call for Artists will start in January. To get things rolling, they are announcing the Second Annual Gifford Lane Art Stroll Poster Artist Contest. Once again, the winning artist will receive a free booth space and all the recognition they can bestow upon you.

The winning design will be used for the t-shirt, poster, postcard and all promotional materials for the 2012 Gifford Lane Art Stroll. Last year's winner was Karen Deilke, whose winning image is shown here.

The rules are as follows:
Must be signed original artwork.
Art is to be submitted via email to giffordlaneartstroll@gmail.com
Art should be sent as attached jpeg files (300 dpi or better)
Deadline for submissions is December 31, 2011
The winner will be notified no later than January 31, 2012

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