UNKNOWN ARTIST VIRTUAL MUSEUM

UNKNOWN ARTIST TRAVEL GUIDE

2012-01-22T12:29:00.000-08:00

The Unknown Artist Virtual Museum presents the "Travel Guide" series, a project carried out under the UATA. The artist portrait it self in front of museums and contemporary art centers, around the world through nine images taken between 1992 and 2010. The idea of travel is released from a memory space. Personal memory, snatched from personal experience and collective memory in visiting places of worship, museums, heritage spaces, etc. In this memory space, objects that survive are kept meticulously, train or plane tickets, museum entrys, photographs, etc... Since these objects are a inexhaustible source of creation, it is also for the Unknown, an excuse to revive old memories more or less, through an alleged travel agency specialized in culture travels.
THE COLLECTION (part eight) - TRAVEL GUIDE
UAVM VIRTUAL MUSEUM
January 21 – April 29 2012
http://www.uavm.net/english/exhibits/collection8/collection8.html

UAVM HIGHLIGHTS #2

2011-10-15T12:04:00.000-07:00

The Unknown Artist Virtual Museum presents at the Nonbiennale a special selection of the International Collection's Museum. Artists: Annie Abrahams (Netherlands), Aaron Nemec (USA), Alan Bigelow (USA), André Sier (Portugal), Ben Dunkle (USA), David Clark (Canada), Jesus Aguilar (Mexico), Jody Zellen (USA), Mathias Fitzz (Germany), Matthieu Cherubini (Switzerland), Michael Magruder (UK), Rui F. Antunes (Portugal), Charles Veasey / Craig Tompkins (USA).

UAVM HIGHLIGHTS AT THE NON BIENNALE
15 Oct. 2011 - 8 Jan. 2012
http://www.webartcenter.org/nonbiennale/uavm2.html

INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION - PART ONE

2011-09-17T00:02:00.000-07:00

The UAVM Virtual Museum, presents a online exhibition with a special selection of the best works of the Museum’s International Collection. Artists: A. Bill Miller (USA), Arthur Tuoto (BR), Bryant Dameron (USA), Caterina Davinio (IT), Ismaell (TUN), Jody Zellen (USA), Monika Mausolf (POL), Moskal (POL), Stefan Riebel (DE), Steven Hoskins (USA), Suguru Goto (JPN), Tamara Lai (BEL).

INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION (part one)
UAVM VIRTUAL MUSEUM
September 17 – December 31 2011
http://www.uavm.net/int_collection.html

PROCUCING CENSORSHIP

2011-09-17T00:00:00.000-07:00

The UAVM in partnership with Celeste Prize and Fonlad Festival presents an online exhibition curated by Aria Spinelli and Jason Waite. Artists: Claudio Allia (IT), Aurora Meccanica (IT), Simona Barbagallo (IT), Amit Berlowitz (USA), Ernesto Magro (IT), Giuseppe Mendolia Calella (IT), minimum (IT), Elena Monti (IT), Christian Varsi (IT), Julia Winter (Russia), Daniel Abad (SP), Stefano Butturini (IT), Andras Calamandrei (SWZ), Asli Cavuaoalu (TK), Chu Chunteng (TW), André Feliciano (BR), Silvia Reitzema (UK), Levente Sulvok (HG), Petra Valdimarsdûttir (IL).
"At a moment of ever expanding means of visibility and information surges, the discourse around censorship as a form of limitation or redaction is in need of re-examination. While this traditional notion of censorship as negation aiming to influence public opinion is still pursed by various governments, enterprise, media and cultural institutions, increasingly concentrations of power have focused on augmenting and amplifying the accumulation of information and taking a proactive approach to 'message management'. http://www.celesteprize.com/censorship/

PRODUCING CENSORSHIP UAVM VIRTUAL MUSEUM September 17 – December 31 2011 http://www.uavm.net/censorship.html

CYBERIDEOLOGIES

2011-05-16T14:58:00.000-07:00

The "cybernetic ideologys, where human creations are derived from a natural information process, however conceived on the model of human machines," Marleau Ponti, Leuil et L'Esprit, 1973. Cyberspace requires a complete shattering of the basics of locating and uprooting. More than as a place, or rather a non-place, it is stated as a medium, ie, an operating room where we move on. Cyberspace thus surpasses all paradigms of representation of reality. Unlike classic models of representation, is not defined by a mimetic relation to reality but rather through a process of replicating its structure and mode of operation. In fact, these models serve as arborescent systems while cyberspace is a rhizomatic system, much more complex and full of multiplicities, opposing the re-presentation a presentation. This opposition between a tree structure that mimics the world for their skin, and the rhizome, able to build a new reality appears to us essential to the definition of the particular medium of the Internet. Clayton Walter de Oliveira / Silvia B. Gregorio Vidotti The heterogeny in cybernetics, social systems, technology and virtual communities in cyberspace, IV La Cyber Society Congress, 2009 The cyber space has become a new platform where contemporary art still has some room to evolve. The current system resulted in a huge artistic dead end, strangled by the market and the star system. This new space has opened up a new range of possibilities for contemporary art expansion, not only in terms of information / disclosure, but also in creative terms: while art process, creatively adapted to the new platform developing new forms of expression. The intervention of art in this new technological medium, launches new ideological basis to a system dominated by technical communication. This is the purpose of this exhibition: propose to artists a challenge to develop beyond the frontiers of the new media's own technology, taking art to a new dimension. CYBERIDEOLOGIES Web Art Show
UAVM VIRTUAL MUSEUM
14 May 28 August 2011
http://www.uavm.net

Artists: 48073 (Holanda Nehterlands), Aaron Nemec (EUA USA), Alan Bigelow (EUA USA), Annie Abrahams (Holanda Netherlands), Barry Smylie (Canada), Charles Veasey + Craig Tompkins (EUA USA), Gabriela Herman (EUA USA), Jakson Marinho (Brasil Brazil) Jody Zellen (EUA USA), Linda Kronman (Fin/Aus), Mathieu Cherubini (Suiça Switzerland), P J Moskal (Polónia Poland), Tony Wiliam (Brasil Brazil)

Curator & Chief Director: José Vieira
Prodution: UAVM VIRTUAL MUSEUM

I'VE GOT NO EXHIBITION

2011-01-15T13:44:00.000-08:00

THE COLLECTION (part seven) I'VE GOT NO EXHIBITION 15 Jan. - 24 Apr. 2011 The flow of art is a circuit (a road) which connects two poles in the art world: the artist and their audience. Between these two poles there is a wide range of stakeholders so that it eclipses both poles: the artist, because the acceptance of their work depends on the actions of these agents, the public, because these agents no longer have interest in it. So, in one hand the public is putting himself out of the circuit, the artist who does not fit in this "system" is out too. And being outside of it, is no longer "artist", at least recognized as such. He become Un-Artist. An artist who knows it, but he is not recognized as such. The Unknown Artist wants to be in the system and thus fight for that. The Un-Artist not want to be in the system because he does not identify with him. So he search for alternative practices out of that system.

I'VE GOT NO EXHIBITION
UAVM VIRTUAL MUSEUM
http://www.uavm.net

UAVM HIGHLIGHTS

2010-12-10T11:13:00.000-08:00

The Unknown Artist Virtual Museum presents "UAVM HIGHLIGHTS", a special selection of UAVM artworks, curated by José Vieira for Fake Festival. Artists: Aaron Oldenburg (USA), Alan Bigelow (USA), Daniel Hanai (BR), David Clark (Canada), Michael Filimowicz (USA), Michael Takeo Magruder (USA), Tamara Lai (Belgium), Mark Skwarek (USA), A. Bill Miller (USA), André Sier (PT), Monika Mausolf (Poland), Katalin Tesch (Hungary), Joseph Nechvetal (USA).

UAVM HIGHLIGHTS AT FAKE FESTIVAL
11 - 26 Dec. 2010
http://www.webartcenter.org

CYBER HUMAN FORMS

2010-10-07T11:01:00.000-07:00

The body has been increased, invaded, and now becomes a host not only by technology but also by remote agents. As the Internet provides multiple forms, interactive display, connect and retrieve information and images, you can now allow unexpected ways of access, connect and get the body itself. And instead of posing online as a way to satisfy desires outdated metaphysical disembodiment, offers, on the contrary, powerful individual and collective strategies for projecting body presence and the dissolution of the ego, but generates new collective physical links and a scaling telematic subjectivity. What becomes important is not merely the identity of the body, but its connectivity; not its mobility or location, but its interface ... (Stelarc in Visions parasitic alternating experiences, intimate and involuntary, Ars Telematica (edited by Claudia Giannetti), L'angel, Barcelona, 1998) Participating artists: A. Bill Miller, Aaron Oldenburg, Alan Bigelow, André Sier, Barry Smylie, Chiara Passa, David Clark, Evi Apostolou, Henrique Roscoe, Katalin Tesch, Ian Filtman, Ismael Louti, Jason Nelson, Jody Zellen, Michael Filimowicz, Michael Takeo Gruder, Monika Mausolf, Stefen Riebel.

CYBER HUMAN FORMS
UAVM Virtual Museum
Oct. 7 - Dec. 26, 2010
http://www.uavm.net

CYBER HUMAN FORMS - CALL FOR ARTISTS

2010-07-21T08:04:00.000-07:00

UAVM - Unknown Artist Virtual Museum, is seeking for proposals to be part of a virtual exhibition, in the frame of Fonlad Festival.

Dead line: 16 September 2010

Submissions

Cyber Human Forms
October 7 - December 26, 2010
UAVM Virtual Museum
http://www.uavm.net

THE COLLECTION (PART SIX): SIX VIDEOS

2010-07-18T05:47:00.000-07:00

The UAVM Virtual Museum presents six videos of the artist José Vieira, from the UAVM Collection. July 17th to September 30th 2010.

The Collection (PART SIX): six videos
UAVM Virtual Museum
17 July - 30 September 2010

http://www.uavm.net

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VIRTUAL WORLDS AT UAVM VIRTUAL MUSEUM

2010-04-02T05:54:00.000-07:00

"Virtual world" in common sense, leads to the idea of a 3D environment, which seeks to resemble the real world. The UAVM presents sixteen worlds artists proposals from 10 countries: Aaron Oldenburg, Caterina Davinio, Gregoire Zabé, Jinson Joseph, Henry Gwiazda, Olivier Ruellet, Mi YOU, Laura Castanedo, Mark Skwarek, Silvestre Pestana, Gruppo Sinestético, Patrick millard, Saltropomorphous, Susanne Wiegner, Suguru Goto and Tony Murray.

VIRTUAL WORLDS
UAVM Virtual museum
2 April to 27 June 2010

http://www.uavm.net

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VIRTUAL WORLDS: CALL FOR ARTISTS

2010-01-17T12:25:00.000-08:00

The UAVM is seeking for artists who work in 3D environments to produce an art exhibition on "Virtual Worlds" theme.

"Virtual World" in common sense, leads the idea of a 3D environment, wich seeks to resemble the real world. These worlds actually copy the real world laws such as gravity, topography, communication, etc., creating alternative worlds to reality designed primarily for entertainment (such as, for example, computer games). (...)

Modeling three-dimensional (or 3D modelling) in an area of computer graphics that is aimed at generating entities in three dimensions, static scenes (rendering), moving images (animation), with or without interactivity. It is basically the creation of forms, objects, characters, scenaries.

VIRTUAL WORLDS

UAVM VIRTUAL MUSEUM

2 April - 27 June 2010

Dead line for proposals: 14 Mars 2010

Rules and submition form (download)

http://www.uavm.net

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THE COLLECTION (PART FIVE): LINES AND CIRCLES

2010-01-17T12:09:00.000-08:00

The UAVM presents 12 photographies from the Curaters Museum José Vieira. The images are taken from the Collection's Museum and centered on the theme "Lines and Circles".

The Collection (part five)

Lines and Circles

15 Jan. - 28 Mar. 2010

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BYTE SCRAPERS AT UAVM VIRTUAL MUSEUM

2009-10-03T12:29:00.000-07:00

BYTE SCRAPERS
UAVM Virtual Museum
3 October – 26 December 09

The Unknown Artist Virtual Museum and FONLAD Festival presents the “Byte Scrapers Digital Show”. This event is part of FONLAD festival (5th edition) and comissioned by José Vieira as an artistic project. Bill Miller, Dora Aguila, Grégoire Zabé, Gruppo Sinestético, Henry Gwiazda, Marco Bonvini, Michel Filimovicz, Osvaldo Cibils, Patrick Millard and Steven Hoskins are the artists selected for this new UAVM / FONLAD event.

Speaking about digital is talking about "digital space", systems and forms that build networks. Is internet and the whole of their networks a huge universe of constellations, with real worlds, continents, oceans, cities and sky scrapers? How do artists see these worlds? As a mere tangle of wires and cables that physically connect computers by land and air, or a series of highways where vehicles travel at the speed of light carrying packets of information? And what is in the centers of these roads? Stations, simple issue / receipt or many virtual cities inhabited by beings?This and much more represent the hidden world of the Internet in a network that extends endlessly around the world at a speed unstoppable.

UAVM – VIRTUAL MUSEUM
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FONLAD #5_09
http://www.fonlad.net
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UNKNOWN ARTIST TRAVEL GUIDE TO ITALY

2009-07-28T11:35:00.000-07:00

In August The Unknown Artist will be in Italy. The departure is 30 July. Via Rome airport. The first day, the Unknown Artist (UKW) will be at Belforte del Chienti to hes exhibition at MIDAC - International Dynamic Museum for Contemporary Art (1 August). Between 2 and 3 of August, UKW will be in Rome. 4 to 8 in Florence. And Finally, 8 to 11 in Venece, for the Biennale. Every day it will be publish images from this trip. http://uavm-uata.blogspot.com Watch out. Don't miss this particular event!

NO MORE TRADE MARK ARTISTS

2009-07-21T08:25:00.000-07:00

The Unknown Artist reinvents itself as a character, as a strategy of selling a product / brand, face that we see on posters, out-doors on motorways, on t-shirts and balloons of children playing on a square... This unknown face, that look is sealed in a white rectangle, is the very face of the work that contemporaniety hides behind the name of the artist. Today we know the name and even some faces, but the work - which is the reason for the art and the artist - remains closed, inaccessible. No more artists as trademarks. In parallel with the UAVM exhibition it will be presented at MIDAC – International Dinamic Museum for Contemporary Art, in Belforte del Chienti, Italy an outdoors installation between 1 and 30 August 09.

http://www.uavm.net/english/exhibits/collection4/collection4.html

THE UAVM COLLECTION (No More trade Mark Artists)
17 July - 26 September 09
http://www.uavm.net/index1.html

NO MORE TRADE MARK ARTISTS
1 – 30 August, 2009
MIDAC, Belforte del Chienti, Italy
http://www.midac-terradellarte.net

THE PIXEL PROJECT

2009-04-22T08:14:00.000-07:00

The pixel is located beyond the image, beyond its representation, taking as pure abstraction, pure unifying concept of reality - the image - whtich is set on the screen. This is all the more credible the more pixie image has, the greater the definition. Oposed to photo chemistry, whose definition of the image depends on the number of points and its size, higher points less number on the image, then lower definition. The process in digital image is different, because the pixel size does not change: more pixels more image definition. Donald Kuspit compare the impressionism of Seurat to digital images; the flick is the same as pixel. In this sense, the digital image can be seen as a huge web of colors linked in some way to shape the image.

This project presents the larger participation since the UAVM opening: 47 proposals. It’s been harder to select from all the wonderfull works that have been proposed by the artists (in media the number of artists for each project must be 12). But the projects submited have been unespected and the comission board decided to present 28 projects: A. Bill Miller (USA), António Azenha (Portugal), Arthur Tuoto (Brazil), Ben Dunkle (USA), Bruno Bresani (Brazil), Bryant Dameron (USA), Dora Águila (Chile), Eva Lewarne (Poland), Henry Gwiazda (USA), Jesus Aguilar (Mexico), Jesvin Yeo (Singapor), Jinson Joseph (India), Jorge Simões (Portugal), Josh Parkins (USA), JudsoN (USA), Karl Larson (UK), Lemeh42 (Italy), Marco Bonvini (Italy), Matthias Fitz (Germany), Moskal (Poland), Osvaldo Cibils (Uruguay), Pato (Portugal), Rick Niebe (Italy), Rosa Menkman (Netherlands), Rui Antunes (Portugal), Sarawut (Thailand), Steve Hoskins (USA), SofyY (Russia).

Virtual Exhibition: 17 April – 27 June 09

http://www.uavm.net/english/exhibits/pixel/pixel_project.html

THE PIXEL PROJECT
17 April. 09 - 27 June 09
http://www.uavm.net/english/index1.html

THE PIXEL PROJECT - CALL FOR ARTISTS

2009-02-14T10:33:00.000-08:00

THE COLLECTION - PART THREE: SAND PIXELS

2009-01-19T18:05:00.000-08:00

In a digital image the pixel is the smallest, and therefore essential, in the display of the image: he is the key element through which we understand the quality of the image: more pixels, more quality, more "reality." Establishing a very close relationship with this concept, the UAVM selected a series of images of a series called "Castles of Sand", establishing a parallel between the sand of the beach and the pixel of the image. The starting point was, through digital manipulation, stretch the pixel in the image. The grain of sand becomes into small squares, and the image in a kind of mosaic. Thanks to digital manipulation, images transform into deserts, in saline, guard towers in the Sahara ... "Pixels of Sand" give rise to other worlds that live inside of others, as secrets, like the water in the desert sands.
UAVM COLLECTION SAND PIXELS
17 Jan. 09 - 31 Mar. 09
http://www.uavm.net/index1.html

WATERMARKS VIRTUAL EXHIBITION

2008-10-08T13:24:00.000-07:00

The watermark, more than a name, symbol or signature of the artist, is a process underlying copyright. With the mass proliferation of images over the internet (apparently in an uncontrollable unruly manner) the watermark seems to bring means to an artistic form of protection. Apparently nothing can prevent the copying of images on the net. Even protected software (such as Flash, which prevents copying) can always be bypassed with the print-screen of the page. But the found ways to curb hacking (with blurred images and watermarks) only remove an essential component to the image: the authenticity. This brings to the images a second level: more than the status of works of art, watermarks brings virtuality to them. The watermark explains that what you see is not genuine. And so no longer interesting. But the watermark can be artistic. The UAVM Virtual Museum presents 11 works of 11 artists who have focused on this issue: Chia (Taiwan), Gianny Sutera (IT), Gruppo Sinestético (IT), Henry Gwiazda (USA), Ida Julsen (Norway), Joseph Jinson (India), Mike Davies (UK), Rui Fonseca (BR), Sarah Boothroyd (Canada), Sebastien Seifert (Spain), Silvio Cro (PT).
WATERMARKS EXHIBITION
3 Oct. 08 - 3 Jan. 09
UAVM – VIRTUAL MUSEUM
http://www.uavm.net

WATERMARKS - CALL FOR ARTISTS

2008-07-13T15:21:00.000-07:00

The Unknown Artist Virtual Museum is seeking artistic collaborations to present in the FONLAD’s festival program between 3 October 08 and 31 November 08. The virtual exhibition will be online until 3 January 09.
DEAD LINE: 31 JULY 08

WATERMARKS VIRTUAL EXHIBITION
UAVM VIRTUAL MUSEUM
3 Oct. 08 - 3 Jan. 09
http://www.uavm.net
info@uavm.net

THE COLLECTION - PART TWO

2008-07-01T15:17:00.000-07:00

The Unknown Artist Virtual Museum presents the second part of its photography collection. Focusing on materials produced between 2001 and 2002, the UAVM presents 15 images on low resolution obtained in travel journeys.

THE COLLECTION (PART TWO)
Low resolution

http://www.uavm.net
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SECRET PORTRAITS

2008-04-04T13:01:00.000-07:00

4 APRIL - 31 MAY 08
Portraits are one of the basic forms of artistic practice.
With Secret Portraits the UAVM Museum pretends to reveal that ancient form in the digital age.
Secret Portraits refers to an unknown identity, a grateful theme to the Unknown Artist. The secrecy as representation is against individualism of the picture. In this sense the Secret Picture. It's anti-individual. In a sense It's an anti-portrait.
With Secret Portraits UAVM seeks to present an digital art show around the Portrait, questioning their ways of Representation.
Agricola de Cologne (photography, Germany); Alberto Magrin (photography, Italy); Ariane Maugery (video, France); Dora Aguila (photography, Chile); Elena Perez Ardiles (photography, Chile); Eva Lewarne (digital Painting, Poland); Henry Gwiazda, (3D Software, USA); Janae Corrado (photography, USA); José Higino (photography, Portugal); Jessica Westbrook (video, USA); Laura Castanedo (photography, Mexico); Lorna Moore (video, England); Marco Bonvini (photography, Italy); Matt Kenyon (web art, USA); Matteo Cappé (photography, Italy); Osvaldo Cibils (sound art, Italy) and Tamara Lai (web art, Belgium) present at the UAVM seventeen proposals / reflections on portrait. To be seen from April 4 until May 31 08.

UAVM – VIRTUAL MUSEUM
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SECRET PORTRAITS - CALL FOR ARTISTS

2008-02-22T15:35:00.000-08:00

Portraits are one of the basic forms of artistic practice. With Secret Portraits the UAVM Museum pretends to reveal that ancient form in the digital age. Secret Portraits refers to an unknown identity, a grateful theme to the Unknown Artist. The secrecy as representation is against individualism on the picture. In this sense the Secret Picture it's no-individual. In a sense It's an anti-portrait. With Secret Portraits UAVM seeks to present an digital art show around the Portrait, questioning their ways of Representation, centered in photograph and digital video. Regulation and registration form in www.uavm.net
Dead line March 15.

SECRET PORTRAITS - CALL FOR ARTISTS
UNKNOWN ARTIST VIRTUAL MUSEUM
4 April to 31 May 2008
http://www.uavm.net
info@uavm.net

THE COLLECTION (part one)

2008-01-23T15:17:00.000-08:00

The Unknown Artist Virtual Museum presents it's collection of photographs dating from 2000 to 2007. Focusing only in the manipulation of pre - existing materials, this first show presents the UAVM collection divided into three thematic clusters: speeches, diversions and recriations.

COLLECTION (PART ONE)

2 FEBRUARY - 31 MARS 08

http://www.uavm.net

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UAVM OPENING EXHIBITION

2007-11-17T16:05:00.000-08:00

Seven artists from seven countries open the UAVM Virtual Museum: Ana Laura Contreras (Costa Rica, photography), Clemente Padin (Uruguay, digital poetry), Henry Gwiazda (USA, video web project), Mark Kovaichuk (Russia, digital drawing), Oscar Poliotto (Argentina, digital painting), Patrick Millard (USA, photography) and Richard Jochum (Austria, photography). The Unknown Artist Virtual Museum promotes works of art from digital artists. The Temporary Exhibitions Program is one of the essential part of the museum cultural action program. The Virtual Opening Exhibition is the first event promoted by the UAVM. It's goal of the Museum to invite artists of all around the world to participate in the exhibitions program. It's by the participation of these artists that we could make the collections museum. At the moment the Museum open’s with the follow sections: Temporary exhibitions – current opening exhibition and a small presentation of the collection: 12 works. Computer graphics, digital painting, photography and net art. In a few days new sections will be open: Educational Service and a Digital Store. After every exhibition promoted by the directory board of the museum, the artistic director invite some of the artists to donnate one work to the collection: these works should be presented at the specific room. At the moment all can visit the museum as visitors, but also in a few days the friends museum will be open to full access to all collection with more then sixty works. (UAVM – Unknown Artist Virtual Museum, a Jose Vieira’s Web Project)

UAVM OPENING EXHIBITION

16 NOVEMBER - 31 DECEMBER 07

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OPENING EXHIBITION - CALL FOR ARTISTS

2007-10-19T16:33:00.000-07:00

The Unknown Artist Virtual Museum is against the mainstream of galleries, the power of curators and commissioners that impose to the public and the market its hone tastes. The Unknown Artist Virtual Museum is exclusively made for all the thousands of artists who impatiently wait for a chance to see glorified/recognized its work. For all the ones that, without distinction, practice any kind of digital art.

CALL FOR ARTISTS

OPENING EXHIBITION 16 Nov. - 31 Dec. 07

The Unknown Artist Virtual Museum promotes works of art from unknown artists. The Temporary Exhibitions Program is one of the essential part of the museum cultural action program. The Virtual Opening Exhibition is the first event promoted by the UAVM. It's goal of the Museum to invite artists of all around the world to participate in the exhibitions program. It's by the participation of these artists that we could make the collections museum. This first exhibition will be the presentation of the Museum to the world. A great opportunity for artists show their works to the world.

Submissions up to 31 October 07.

Regulations and submission form by request: info.uavm@gmail.com