We Are Opening the Show for Submissions
Due to the number of inquires, we are opening the show for submissions and depending the number of spaces we have left and the date we receive the posters we will determine what makes it into the show.
We are pushing the deadline to September 23rd to give you more time to produce it and us plenty of time to hang them.
The theme of this show is anything goes, anything political. Candidates, Issues, world peace, freedom of speech, global warning… poverty etc.
The overall theme of “Partisan” is to let people know your opinion or view, what ever that may be. Your poster can just be an image or just type or a tricycle with a flag on it for that matter if it means something to you. Just as long as your sharing your opinion. We were just really tired of political shows that were afraid of the issues and just encourage voting and not what to vote for.
Criteria
If you have already created a poster(s) that you feel will fit the subject matter of our show, feel free to submit them. We are not requiring that you create new work although it is encouraged. Your poster also does not need to show any affiliation with our show whatsoever as you may want to submit it elsewhere or sell it on your own.
Poster Specifications
We know that posters can come in many shapes, sizes, colors, and executions. So with that being said, as long as it comes either screen printed, offset, digital, giclee, hand drawn, stenciled, water color, collage, or painted as a poster on paper that can be rolled up and shipped in a tube to be hung in the show, then that will work just fine. If you have question about an execution or a type of material not mentioned above, please free to email us anytime at info@partisanthesea.com.
Where to mail your posters
Partisan The Sea Submission
c/o Joey Marchy
1807 Hendricks Avenue
Jacksonville, Florida 32207
Or if you live in the area you can drop them off at nGen Works at the address above or call Joey Marchy to set of a drop-off time (904-294-4800)
Display details
We plan on using a simple clamp system to display posters, so there is no need to frame them. Just mail them in a regular poster tube.
