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One Billion Rising …
“WE ARE RISING!”

As part of the sixth annual V-Day Petaluma campaign to raise awareness and end violence against women and girls, we are encourging local artists to enter 2-D art that is a positive expression of women; their resilency, their sensuality; an expression of what the V-Day movement means to them; why they are RISINGor artwork relating to women’s empowerment and prevention of violence against women and girls. Artists are encouraged to visit V-Day or V-Day Petaluma for an understanding of the movement.  V-Day Petaluma is hosted by Guided To Safety.

Worthy of LoveTo promote the campaign we will be staging entries at
Worthy Of Love Furnishings from  February 1 through March 2.

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  • Theme: We Are Rising!
  • Deadline for submitting JPGs: January 23, 2013
  • Notification of Acceptance: no later than January 26, 2013
  • Submission Fee: $5 per piece
  • Up to three pieces per artist, max 48″ x 48″ per piece
  • 2D only: photography, paint, digital, collages
  • Sale: V-Day Petaluma/Guided To Safety accepts a 15% donation of sale price
  • Art Reception: Saturday, February 9, 5:00pm – 9:00pm
  • Submit JPG to: Sheridan Gold, shergold@sonic.net

Artwork is to be hand-delivered and picked up (dates to be specified upon acceptance).  At time of delivery a release of liability must be completed and the entry fee paid. All works must be ready for installation; wall-hung work must be wired securely; no eye hooks in two-dimensional pieces, please.

For further details or to submit a JPG for jurying, please contact  Sheridan Gold at shergold@sonic.net.

 by Geri Digiorno      by Alexa Malvino      by Marcia Singer

V-Day, founded 15 years ago by playwright Eve Ensler, is a worldwide movement to raise awareness and end violence against women and girls. The 6th Annual V-Day Petaluma, a campaign that includes “ONE BILLION RISING”, as well as a production of  “The Vagina Monologues”, will benefit Guided To Safety, a nonprofit offering community education and resources for the prevention and awareness of domestic violence, teen dating violence, and sexual assault .

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