GUI/GOOEY 2.O
International Open Call for Artworks in Any Media
Exhibition Opens Fall 2024
Next Submission Review: May 31, 2024
Plexus Projects is accepting submissions of artworks for “GUI/GOOEY 2.O”, the second installment in a series of online exhibitions exploring digital representations of the biological world. The exhibitions interrogate intersections of computational paradigms and organic forms and transgress the boundaries that distinguish them. Artworks in any media will be considered including static and time-based work as well as documentation of ephemeral artworks such as installations and performances.
GUI/GOOEY IS SIMULTANEOUSLY…
– digital, computational, software, interfaces, menus, icons, cursors, tools, user settings, skeuomorphism, progress bars, crashes, glitches, memory, blockchain, crypto, ai, ones, zeros, bits, bytes
– biological, corporeal, fleshy, visceral, wet, oozing, slimy, dripping, viscous, sticky, syrupy, mucilaginous, glutinous, tacky, gummy, embodiment, materiality, tactility, seduction, repulsion, bits, bites
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- Artwork: up to 5 IMAGES (jpg, gif, png) AND/OR up to 5 LINKS (url’s for embeddable media such as Vimeo)
- Artwork details: Title, Date, Media, Description
- Submission Fee
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
GUI/GOOEY 2.O will open in Fall of 2024. The first GUI/GOOEY exhibition in the ongoing series premiered in 2023 and included artists: Abraham Homer US; Alt23 MT; Andrea Mikyska DE; Anni Garza-Lau, Yunuen Vladimir, Hugo Escalpelo, Lilianha Dominguez MX; Brian Zegeer US; Cezar Mocan PT; Derzu Campos MX; Dexter Callender III US; Diana Scarborough UK; Dylan Rundle US; Elaine Whittaker CA; Electric Skin TR/FR/US/ES; Ellen Bjerborn SE; Finn Dugan US; James Bascara US; Jeff Thompson US; Josh Urban CA; Katina Bitsicas, Rachel Strickland US; Keaton Fox US; Kimberlee Koym-Murteira US; Lolo Ostia US; Lizz Thabet US; Mark Ramos, Ziyang Wu US/CN; Morgan Green, Andrew Bearnot US; Nina Sumarac CY; Reid Arowood US; Ryan Woodring US; Sarah Buckius US; Yousif Alzayed, Ben Glass, Yimei Zhu US.
ABOUT THE CURATOR
Laura Splan is New York City-based artist exploring intersections of Science, Technology, and Culture with everything from hand-made textiles to computer generated-animations. Her Metafrictions project traversing genetic landscapers was recently previewed by the New Museum’s NEW INC+EY Metaverse Lab at Onassis ONX. A Guided Sublimation, her recent immersive planetarium exhibition will be adapted for an upcoming performance at MoMA in 2024. And a commission of her work will be presented in Future Tense: Art, Complexity, and Uncertainty at Beall Center for Art+Technology for Getty PST: Art + Science Series in Fall 2024.
