Submission Guidelines
Submissions accepted by email only no later than December 20, 2010. Interested Artists/Designers should submit (by attachment or website links) the following for initial review:

+Applicant’s CV/Resume with current contact information
+Artistic statement with the title, media (list software if open source) and description of proposed artwork(s). Please note if your artwork is Existing or a proposed site specific Commission. 
+Technical and installation requirements for the proposed artwork (be specific and realistic about what you need and what you will provide)
+Documentation of previous or related artworks

Email submissions by December 20, 2010 to:   cam_submissions@ncsu.edu   with the subject header Call for Artists:  Technology + Art + Design Exhibition.  In order to ensure delivery, email messages should be no larger than 5 MB.  Web links are preferred to attachments. 

No phone calls please. Please do not mail original documents as materials will not be returned.  There is no entry fee.  Artists may submit more than one work.  Artists retain full ownership of their works, although by submitting an entry, artists agree to allow CAM and/or its sponsoring partners the unrestricted right to use submitted artwork, in part or in whole, for promotional purposes. 

Details and Opportunities
The museum will contact artists of interest in February 2011. Target exhibition dates are January 2012- April 2012.  There will be opportunities for artist honorariums for lectures or workshops. Commissioned artists may receive a stipend, to be determined by CAM, based on scope of work. Shipping and other costs to be negotiated with CAM.   We encourage local/regional artists and designers to apply.  

Who is CAM?
CAM is a non-collecting museum of contemporary art and design that is collaboration between NC State College of Design’s CAM Initiative and the Contemporary Art Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit. The museum facility is located in Raleigh’s historic Warehouse District.  CAM is currently under construction and is scheduled to open in spring of 2011.  

CAM is committed to becoming an urban center that stimulates imaginative thinking across boundaries and a venue where every generation can explore the issues and themes of our time through the disciplines of art and design. Inspired interactions with resident artists, designers, curators, and thinkers from a variety of fields will be a centerpiece of public programming. Coupled with dynamic exhibitions and installations in a true art and design environment, CAM will become one of the region’s most compelling cultural and educational destinations to truly experience the art and design of our time. 

Please visit our website for more information:  Call for Artists and Designers