SHARE YOUR ART. SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE.
CALL FOR ART
HYE: February 2024
AT NINO STUDIO IN PIONEER SQUARE
DEADLINE TO SUBMIT IS DECEMBER 21, 2023
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Submissions are open to artists of all mediums
Please include high quality images of your work.
A non-refundable $15 submission fee is required for submissions to be considered.
Please send your submission fee through our website here.Please submit by December 21, 2023.
"Have You Eaten" Art Exhibition Timeline:
Application Deadline: December 21st
Artist Notification: January 2nd
Artwork Drop-off: January 25th - 27th 12-6pm
Exhibition Installation: January 28th - 31st
Opening Reception: February 1st
Lunar New Year Festival: Tentatively February 10th
Closing Reception: Tentatively February 29th
ABOUT
Have You Eaten is a multi-pronged investigation of the Asian diaspora relationship to identity, otherness, and belonging.
What does it mean to be from neither here, nor there? To be both of this place yet not completely, with traces of your you-ness from a different land, in a different tongue, where the sun feels different and perhaps closer. Where a familiar face is followed by “Have you eaten?” and an offering of a morsel to take with you. Where, exactly, do you belong? How have you come to know the feeling of belonging, or not? Where is your home, and what makes it thus? What transports you there? Or how have you created a sense of home, or felt the absence of one? Is home tied to a specific place? Person? Sound? Flavor? Smell?
Tell me, have you eaten yet ?
Have You Eaten is a month-long group art show featuring artists of the Asian diaspora from and beyond Seattle, exploring themes of identity, belonging, and home. We welcome submissions from AAPI artists working in various mediums, including painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, mixed media, and more. We look forward to receiving your submission and sharing your unique stories and experiences with the broader community.
Showing during the month of February at Nino Studio in Pioneer Square - Seattle, WA.
Curated by Rya Wu.