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Culture Cloud: Your Exhibition

28 Jul, 2012 at 12:00 am - 25 Aug, 2012 at 12:00 am

A photograph of an exhibition at the New Art Exchange, there is text on a wall which reads 'Culture Cloud, Your Art, Your Votes, Your Exhibition'

YOUR ART

YOUR VOTES

YOUR EXHIBITION

Culture Cloud is a digital space for artists to upload two-dimensional art work onto a web portal where recognised curators, along with public audiences, will vote for the works they like. The initiative is open to any UK based artist to submit their work.

In this exhibition, for the first time, the audience play an active role in the curatorial process. Using the Facebook ‘liking’ system, you will vote for the art you want to see in this exhibition, thus transforming how galleries work with local communities and digital audiences in curating public spaces. Between 4 June and 5 July your votes will shape a shortlist of 30 artworks to be shown here at New Art Exchange. These pieces will also be in the running for coveted prizes awarded at the close of the project.

The overall winners of Culture Cloud will receive a cash prize of up to £2000, a personal iPad app and the possibility of a solo show at New Art Exchange in the future.

For details of how to submit art work for Culture Cloud and how to get involved with the voting process see www.theculturecloud.com and ensure you like our Culture Cloud Facebook page.

Culture Cloud is one of eight experimental projects selected to benefit from the new Digital R&D fund for arts and culture.  The fund aims to support arts and cultural organisations to work with those with digital expertise to understand the potential offered by new technologies for arts and culture.

Culture Cloud, 2012 is a supported by NESTA, Arts Council England and Arts Humanities Research Council (AHRC). Project partners include: FACT, Asian Triennial Manchester, Next Level Project, Arts Admin, Format Festival/Derby Quad, Primary, mac birmingham, and Cornerhouse. Academic research partner: Birmingham City University.