Hole History Show: Origins of the American-Style Donut
Dearest Hole History Show Artists, Authors and extended family, friends, and supporters!
April 1st, 2020
A brief update from here:
1) DONUT 2020: Hole History III
Origins of the American-style Donut
Lewis Gallery at the PORTLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY
RESCHEDULED for APRIL 2021 (scroll down for submission categories)
& I've extended the submissions for this show through February 2021
For anyone who had planned to submit this coming Saturday April 4th (for the previously posted deadline) I encourage you to do so and I would still LOVE to see what you have been creating + thinking about!
I'll continue to work with co-presenting entities to promote the project and look forward to inviting more contributors into the project over the next year.
I hope, too, that this will allow for submissions that have community engagement components ample time to reschedule and facilitate as planned.
2) Window Exhibition, April 2021
SPACE Gallery, Portland, ME
Hole History Show will install a window exhibition for SPACE's Window Gallery
CALL-FOR-SUMBISIONS IS STILL LIVE FOR THIS: PLEASE CONTACT ME DIRECTLY
Hole Heartedly yours,
Alexis Iammarino
This project began in 2014, as a personal inquiry into ways that my work as a community artist could more assertively combine my interests in interdisciplinary, collaborative research models and, in an idiomatic fashion, from the field of public history. Particularly in these times, can false, misleading, or bombastic claims (of all kinds) prompt cultural and societal critique of how knowledge operates in a relational space between faith and fact? This curatorial project continues to be driven by an interest offers a conceptual terrain and an inclusive venue for discourse between the dynamics of belief and fact, as well as the implication/significance of American as an adjective.
KEEP THOSE SUBMISSIONS COMING for April 2021 :
Submissions in the following categories:
Visual Art in all mediums
Writing, Poetry and Prose; short essays, fiction, zines, culinary history and family history (800-1200 words max)
Presentations: performance, power point, lecture demonstration, and slideshow
Architectural Models for proposed roadside monuments (maquette or schematic drawings welcome)
Fried Sweetmeats Recipes and other Culinary Inventions
To submit a proposal for the Window Gallery please contact Alexis directly for further details.
Now accepting entries through Saturday April 4th 11:59pm
APPLY TODAY!! Download guidelines and Submission Form,
or FMI contact Alexis Iammarino directly at:
OR FOR MORE DETAILS CONTACT: hole.history.show@gmail.com