Call for Submissions

Vector Festival 2024: ONLINE ARTWORKS

We invite the submission of web based artworks hosted online.

Vector Festival 2024’s thematic, too fragile to hold, is developed by Miriam Arbus, and looks to explore the combined experiences of migrating species, weather patterns, geopolitical scrambling, and algorithmic data processing. We encourage artists to explore artworks that remind us that all is cosmic, symbiotic, interconnected, intersected and intertwined. All programming and artworks included in the festival are asked to respond to the festival thematic.

Timeline

Application deadline: April 19, 2024
Exhibition dates: July 11 – August 10, 2024

TYPE OF ARTWORK

Online web-based artworks

Location

Hosted online

Fees

Vector Festival does not charge submission fees or provide production expenses. All artists selected for participation will receive fees in accordance with CARFAC and IMAA fee schedules, as well as support to apply for external funding.

Equity

InterAccess is committed to equity and strongly encourages applications from equity-deserving communities, including artists who are Black, Indigenous, People of Colour, LGBTQ-identified, Gender Diverse, Two-Spirit, and Persons with Disabilities. 

Contact

Please reach out to art@interaccess.org with any questions.

VF24 ONLINE ARTWORKS: SUBMISSION FORM

Open call for submissions to VECTOR FESTIVAL 2024: Online Artworks. This form may not save progress - please draft submission text outside of this form if possible. Reach out to art@interaccess.org with any submission questions.
This helps the programming committee & curators properly address you upon deliberation.
This helps the programming committee & curators properly address you upon deliberation.
Approximately 300 words
Where does your project live online? Is it able to be embedded onto the Vector Festival website (for example, through an iframe)
Click or drag files to this area to upload. You can upload up to 5 files.
Add up to five images of your work (JPG or PNG, maximum file size 1MB each)
Link to streamable audio/video documentation viewable online; we will not download any files to view. 5 minutes max of material will be viewed. Please ensure share settings are accurate and the link does not expire; we will not reach out to fix any broken links.
Approximately 150 words
Click or drag a file to this area to upload.
PDF, under 20MB
Please indicate if your work has a thematic, conceptual, or historical connection to Toronto, or if you have a biographic connection to the Greater Toronto Area (including if you attended university in the GTA). We are considering works from local and international artists - connection to the GTA is not required, but if relevant, we're interested to know.
Do you belong to any marginalized or equity-deserving communities? These are including, but not limited to: People of colour/Racialized, Indigenous, Black, LGBTQIA2S+, Disabled/Chronically Ill/Living with a Mental Illness, Newcomer (to Canada), Low-income/No generational wealth. Please be as specific or general as you'd like. Sharing this information is completely voluntary and helps us ensure artist selection is diverse and representative of our community.