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The b-uncut Gallery
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The b-uncut gallery group is where buncut members can gather to discuss our online gallery, find information on how the gallery works and how to submit works for sale at the gallery proper.
Website: http://b-uncut.com
Members: 187
Latest Activity: Aug 19
THE B-UNCUT GALLERY
After our announcement of the gallery several of you have approached us to ask how to submit work for the gallery.
Work for the gallery should be submitted asap to the following email address: buncutgallery@gmail.com.
the work should be accompanied with the following information: title, media, year, size, price.
Everyone needs to include a short bio/vision statement
All buncut members should submit between 5 and 20 works.
We reserve the right to choose whether or not to include the submitted work on the gallery site. Choose your best work. We are trying to build a reputation as a small quality direct resource for art lovers.
Also consider if you want to be part of the store as well. We use images on t-shirts, cards, notebooks etc. You can choose the merchandise. Then we have a link to your page at the store if buyers can't quite afford your art but would love the notecards.
Finally the gallery will have links to your studios here at b-uncut.net so make sure your profile puts your best foot forward.
Work for the gallery should be submitted asap to the following email address: buncutgallery@gmail.com.
the work should be accompanied with the following information: title, media, year, size, price.
Everyone needs to include a short bio/vision statement
All buncut members should submit between 5 and 20 works.
We reserve the right to choose whether or not to include the submitted work on the gallery site. Choose your best work. We are trying to build a reputation as a small quality direct resource for art lovers.
Also consider if you want to be part of the store as well. We use images on t-shirts, cards, notebooks etc. You can choose the merchandise. Then we have a link to your page at the store if buyers can't quite afford your art but would love the notecards.
Finally the gallery will have links to your studios here at b-uncut.net so make sure your profile puts your best foot forward.
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Comment Wall
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Comment by Lawrence Myles Whiteley on August 19, 2010 at 5:15am - Great photography Shakil
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Comment by Shakil Hassan on August 18, 2010 at 10:14am -
my photography
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shakil_hassan/show/
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Comment by pery burge on July 14, 2010 at 10:20am -
Hi everyone - I've just joined, and am glad to be part of the group - lots of great work here !
My site, if you'd like to see more, is http://www.chronoscapes.co.uk/
Always glad to hear comments! - Pery
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Comment by Francisco Ignacio León on June 25, 2010 at 2:34pm -
Hi
I'm a new member so I hope to show the best to you. I'm an amateur photographer but I really like this world and share with people who have knowledge about photography.
Please check my recently photos and if you have any suggestion just leave a message.
Regards and a lot of successful ;-)
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Comment by Jason Ellis on May 27, 2010 at 5:55am -
Hello All
Im doing a small project and what i am needing is old tape cassetts. If you have any that you do not want lurking about then please get in contact with me.
Jay
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Comment by Lawrence Myles Whiteley on May 12, 2010 at 9:42am
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Hi guys, just put up an interview with Rita Carioti, her work's great if you're not familiar. Even if you are always interesting to read another artists story, check it out here http://su.pr/27yGtw
all my best, L
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Comment by Lawrence Myles Whiteley on May 11, 2010 at 7:41am
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Hi guys, check this out. Open to all London based artists. Get on it!
http://www.londonmiles.com/the-next-generation-building-a-platform-for-contemporary-art.html
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Comment by Shakil Hassan on April 28, 2010 at 4:34pm
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/shakil_hassan/show/
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Comment by Aviva Beigel on March 28, 2010 at 7:29pm -
http:www.avivabeigel.com
my home site, feel free to enter, and tell me what you think...
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Comment by Jason Ellis on March 28, 2010 at 1:46pm
- http://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity.html
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