June 11, 2011 - Digital Graffiti at Alys Beach!
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For the fourth year, Alys Beach is allowing its iconic white walls and understated architecture to be the screens on which innovative digital works of art will be projected at the Digital Graffiti Festival, a juried digital art competition and exhibition.
Alys Beach gives artists from all over the world the opportunity to display their original work while competing for $10,000 worth of combined prize money, awarded in five different categories. All projected works and subject matter will be considered for the competition and display during the 2011 festival, which will be held June 11.
Tickets can be purchased for $20 at 2011 Digital Graffiti tickets on sale NOW! | Digital Graffiti at Alys Beach - The World's 1st Projection Art Festival through May 15. Tickets will be $25 online May 16 through June 10. The day of the festival, tickets will be $35, purchasable at the gate.
A panel of judges with backgrounds involving the arts, film, architecture and journalism will evaluate the digital works. Among them are Florida’s State Film Commissioner, Lucia Fishburne as well as the Museum of the Moving Image in New York City’s Assistant Curator of Digital Media, Jason Eppink. Works will be judged in five categories including Best of Show, Judge’s Choice, Most Innovative/Experimental Submission, Best Local Submission, and Best Animated Submission.
“We are seeing work that continues to push digital materials in unique ways, allowing for more expressive, even soulful, results,” said Brett Phares, Digital Graffiti curator for Alys Beach. “The diversity of work has expanded as well, with submissions coming to us from Turkey, New Zealand and Senegal, to name a few. This year's walls at Alys Beach will see even brighter and more provocative work, building on a global awareness and maturity that makes the festival an important venue for projected art and artists.”
Alys Beach gives artists from all over the world the opportunity to display their original work while competing for $10,000 worth of combined prize money, awarded in five different categories. All projected works and subject matter will be considered for the competition and display during the 2011 festival, which will be held June 11.
Tickets can be purchased for $20 at 2011 Digital Graffiti tickets on sale NOW! | Digital Graffiti at Alys Beach - The World's 1st Projection Art Festival through May 15. Tickets will be $25 online May 16 through June 10. The day of the festival, tickets will be $35, purchasable at the gate.
A panel of judges with backgrounds involving the arts, film, architecture and journalism will evaluate the digital works. Among them are Florida’s State Film Commissioner, Lucia Fishburne as well as the Museum of the Moving Image in New York City’s Assistant Curator of Digital Media, Jason Eppink. Works will be judged in five categories including Best of Show, Judge’s Choice, Most Innovative/Experimental Submission, Best Local Submission, and Best Animated Submission.
“We are seeing work that continues to push digital materials in unique ways, allowing for more expressive, even soulful, results,” said Brett Phares, Digital Graffiti curator for Alys Beach. “The diversity of work has expanded as well, with submissions coming to us from Turkey, New Zealand and Senegal, to name a few. This year's walls at Alys Beach will see even brighter and more provocative work, building on a global awareness and maturity that makes the festival an important venue for projected art and artists.”
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2011 Digital Graffiti Festival at Alys Beach - Finalists Announced
The following works have been selected for display and competition during the 2011 Digital Graffiti Festival at Alys Beach:
The following works have been selected for display and competition during the 2011 Digital Graffiti Festival at Alys Beach:
- “Another Perspective” by Stephanie Thompson of Belford, New Jersey
- “Blue Orange” by Polina Zaitseva of Hackensack, New Jersey
- “Boyson” by Erin Stevens of Destin, Florida
- “changes embedded in nature” by Mathew West of Souix Falls, South Dakota
- “DG Kaleidoscopia” by Andy McKewon of Shrewsbury, United Kingdom
- “Digital Graffiti 02” by Graffiti Technica of Brisbane, Australia
- “Duchamp Spinning Glass” by Francesca Fini of Rome, Italy
- “Ebrio” by Amber Bushnell of Missoula, Montana
- “Florida Earth/Sky” by Russell Deaton of Fayetteville, Arkansas
- “Flowers with Tendrils” by Don Relyea of Dallas, Texas
- “FLUX” by Candas Sisman of Izmir, Turkey
- “FocusPocus-videoparadox” Albert Laine & Kristina Laine of Helsinki, Finland
- “From All Over” by Yandell Walton (credit for animator Tobias J Edwards) of Victoria, Australia
- “Helios” by Coral Morphologic aka Colin Foord and Jared McKay of Miami, FL
- “Here Be Dragons” by Manuel Barenboim of ValVerde, California
- “Interpose” by Shyra DeSouza of Alberta, Canada
- “It’s Sad, but the Telling Takes Me Home” by Brandon Neubauer of Brooklyn, New York
- “Love Will Guide You” by Niky Roehreke of New York, New York
- “N1.0” by fuse* of Modena, Italy
- “Once More” by Florence Artur of Montreuil, France
- “Playground” by Amber Bushnell, Charles Raffety & Charles Nichols
- “Reulf” by Tout Court of Paris, France
- “Sound Architecture” by Michael Murphy of Milledgeville, Georgia
- “Spooker” by David Terranova of Brooklyn, NY
- “Sun Beginning” by Linh Lam of Chandler, Arizona
- “Tawhirimatea” by Tanya Ruker of New Zealand
- “The City Unfolds” by Dmitry Kmelnitsky/Lustre of Venice, California
- “The Colorflow” by Jonathan McCabe of Turner, Australia
- “The Garden” by Michael Burton of Lincoln, Nebraska
- “The Path EYE See” by Russell Beans of Panama City Beach, Florida
- “Untitled #76” by Stefan Reibel of Liepzig, Germany
- “Veils” by Irene Mamive of New York, New York
- “Warm Signal” by Silke Sieler of Hamburg, Germany
- “Wrestle” by Ann Carter of Nashville, Tennessee
- “Wool and Water” by Lemeh42 of Monterado, Italy
- “Yellow Whirl #2” by Marjan Moghaddam of Brooklyn, New York
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2011 Digital Graffiti tickets on sale NOW! —> BUY TICKETS
Now through May 15, tickets are $20 for adults and $5 for children* under 12 and available online!
May 16 through June 11, tickets are $25 for adults and $5 for children under 12.
Any remaining tickets will be available the day of the event at the gate. Tickets are $35 for adults and $10 for children.
Ticket prices include tax and A&E fee. Online ticket fees are not included in ticket price.
*Children under 3 are free.
Now through May 15, tickets are $20 for adults and $5 for children* under 12 and available online!
May 16 through June 11, tickets are $25 for adults and $5 for children under 12.
Any remaining tickets will be available the day of the event at the gate. Tickets are $35 for adults and $10 for children.
Ticket prices include tax and A&E fee. Online ticket fees are not included in ticket price.
*Children under 3 are free.
30 day countdown!
Recommended parking? Ellen
Ellen, there are several designated parking areas in Alys Beach - I seem to remember just following the signs once you get there. It was all very convenient.
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