People often say that Texas has a unique quality of space, and some artists have tried to capture this sense of space. Look at a few artist’s images of Texas in the DMA’s collections. Then, show us your idea of Texas space in a photograph. You are invited to contribute photographs to an interactive display that will be part of the next Center for Creative Connections exhibition Encountering Space, which opens on September 25, 2010. Visit TEXAS SPACE on Flickr and upload your photographs. Look below for more details about this opportunity to show off your photographs!
Dallas Skyline by George Grosz
West Texas Landscape by Harry Callahan
El Paso St., El Paso, Texas, July 5, 1975 by Stephen Shore
Guidelines for submitting photos of Texas Space:
- Feel free to submit multiple photos.
- Both color and B/W images are welcome.
- The higher the resolution, the better to show off your photos.
- It is our intention to include all images; however, the DMA staff reserves the right to omit submissions that are inappropriate in nature.
- By submitting your photograph, you allow the DMA the right to display it on a monitor within the exhibition and on the Museum’s website. Your name will not be attached to the image.
- Special Note: In order to have your photos appear in a Flickr Group, you must first create your own personal Flickr account, and that personal account must have at least five images uploaded on it. Please check your account, and if necessary, upload a few more images to ensure your photos are included in the C3 group.
- To submit, upload your photos to this Flickr group: Texas Space at Flickr http://www.flickr.com/groups/dmatexas/
Nicole Stutzman
Director of Teaching Programs and Partnerships
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