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Submission Call-out

This is an open call out for submissions for all Artists, Exhibitors, Presenters, and all others who want to present content (henceforth Contributors) at PAMA for Sikh Heritage Month.

Sikh Heritage Month at PAMA is looking for Contributors to provide content along side the Singh Twins for the month of April. Similar to 2015, PAMA will act as a hub for Sikh Arts, Heritage, and Culture. Our goal is to ensure that our programing engages the diverse communities of not only Brampton but the entire Peel Region. We hope to build bridges and understanding for all through offering accessible programming for all age groups over the course of the month.

Contributors can provide content to attendees at PAMA through the following venues:

Month-long exhibit: one-month feature of a collection of work to be showcased as a fixed exhibition within PAMAs museum space.

One-day exhibit: one-day feature exhibition of a collection of work (art, heritage or other).

Workshop: presentations, panel discussions, etc.

Performance: musical, performing arts, spoken word, martial arts, live art battle, etc.

Tunnel Gallery:Artists can submit their work to be displayed alongside other artists for the Tunnel Gallery group exhibition.

Other: film night, food festival, live sculpting class, etc. Be Creative, we are open to new ideas!!

Please note that Contributors are not limited to one of the above in their application. For example, an artist or community group can apply to have their art displayed in the Tunnel Gallery in addition to holding a one day and full month exhibit and workshop.

How to Apply

Please note that space is limited. Please download and fill out the following documents to have your work reviewed and considered for Sikh Heritage Month 2016:

SHM 2016 Celebrating the Sarbat: - This document outlines Sikh Heritage Months theme for 2016

Sikh Heritage Month 2016 Artist Call-Out: This is the application for artists who are interested in having their work displayed at PAMAs Tunnel Gallery for the entire month of April.

Sikh Heritage Month 2016 Programming Call-Out: This document provides the application process for community groups, artists, and heritage organizations who are interested in providing exhibits (month long or day), workshops, or events.

All applications will be considered and evaluated. Contributors will be selected based on quality of work, relevance to the theme, and originality of content.

Please also note that though PAMA will act as a hub for Sikh Heritage Month Celebrations, events will be expanded throughout the Downtown Brampton Core, though on a very limited basis. If you have an idea for an event outside of PAMA please feel free to share it with us.

Deadlines

The Deadline for the Artist Call-Out is Saturday, January 30th, 2016 at noon.

The Deadline for the Programming Call-Out is Wednesday, January 13th, 2016 at noon.

Please complete the following forms above and email them to pamasikhheritage@gmail.com by their deadline date.

Please note that the application only asks for proposals. We do not require in-depth plans for proposed events or completed pieces of art. Potential pieces of art (loose descriptive concepts and/or rough sketch) or proposed events/exhibits are acceptable submissions.

We look forward to your contributions. Let us all work collectively to promote and grow Sikh Arts and Culture,

Vaheguru Jee Ka Khalsa

Vaheguru Jee Kee Fateh,

(The Sikh Heritage Month at PAMA team)

Source - http://ontariosikhheritagemonth.ca

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