Today, April 4th, is the last day to submit your epic artwork to Thunderdomesticity: Witness Me! This national art exhibition will result in an outdoor installation in Vermillion, SD facing City Hall. Prints of the selected art will be wheat-pasted to the building. (This is the probably the only time a curator can honestly offer “exposure” to artists since the prints will be exposed to the weather and public. Ha!)
klairelockheart.com/art-calls
I want you to submit photos of your epic artwork to the group art show I’m hosting! If you live in the United States and make artwork that is feminist and/or post-apocalyptic, you need to enter Thunderdomesticity: Witness Me before the April 4th deadline!
Don’t have the energy to look up the directions on how to enter the Thunderdomesticity: Witness Me art exhibition right now? You’re in luck! I’m too tired to get up from where I’m sitting. So, as stalling technique, I’ve decided to make screen captures of the details about this call for entry.
How do you store your work supplies? Do you use any unusual containers?
[Description: A brief vertical video montage of artist Klaire Lockheart slightly modifying a green metal box to make a storage box for oil paints.]
All artists in the United States are invited to submit their artwork to the Thunderdomesticity: Witness Me national juried art exhibition. The gist for this call for entry is that you simply need to email me digital images of your feminist or post-apocalyptic artwork before the April 4th, 2025 deadline. Details are on my website https://www.klairelockheart.com/events.html
Today’s a good day to make dystopian art.
https://www.klairelockheart.com/events.html
[Description: In front of a reproduction of Artemisia Gentileschi’s Judith Beheading Holofernes painting, artist Klaire Lockheart, suffering from a mild case of bouffant, encourages her friends to make dystopian art.]
Klaire Lockheart and Aaron C Packard, Athena in Furs. Archival Pigment Print. 2020. 30x24".
[Description: Artist Klaire Lockheart stands amongst dying vegetation under a dreary sky with fists raised, screaming into the void, while wearing a fur coat and tattered green dress.]
I had an incredible time at the Rural Futures Summit hosted by Springboard for the Arts! I was delighted to share my experiences navigating the post-apocalypse with a wonderful group of thoughtful and creative people. I can’t express my gratitude enough for being a Rural Regenerator Fellow!
#thunderdomesticity
It’s an absolute honor to unite all these incredible artists in the Thunderdometicity: The F-World national exhibition! See the installation at No. 7 Center in Vermillion, SD before June 28th. #thunderdomesticity #art #SouthDakota #curator
Photo by Aaron C Packard.
In case you missed my appearance on In the Moment with Lori Walsh about Thunderdomesticity, you can listen on SDPB! #thunderdomesticity #SouthDakota #FemininityinthePostApocalypse #SDPB
If you need a review of Mad Max: Fury Road before you watch the new #Furiosa movie, check out the new episode of Femininity in the Post-Apocalypse podcast! Aaron C Packard and I discuss this wasteland along with our #Thunderdomesticity series, plus the upcoming Thunderdomesticity: The F-Word art show. I also can’t wait to introduce you to Candy Bedworth, who receives her Honorary Doctor of Dystopian Studies degree! https://www.klairelockheart.com/fitpa.html #FemininityinthePostApocalypse
Join us on Final Friday for the opening reception of Thunderdomesticity: The F-Word! The party is at No. 7 Center Gallery in Vermillion, South Dakota from 5-7 pm on May 31. #thunderdomesticity #no7center #art
Where else are you going to see epic artwork in a post-apocalyptic exhibition other than at the Thunderdomesticity: The F-Word show? The opening reception is May 31st from 5-7 pm at No. 7 Center Gallery in Vermillion, South Dakota. #thunderdomesticity #no7center #art
I’m honored to host so many incredible artists for the Thunderdomesticity: The F-Word exhibition! The opening reception is May 31st at No. 7 Center Gallery in Vermillion, South Dakota from 5-7 pm. #thunderdomesticity #No7Center #dystopia
Ready for Final Friday? On May 31st, head to No. 7 Center for the Thunderdomesticity: The F-Word installation outside and the Sweet art reception inside from 5-7 pm! (It’s a party, so feel free to dress up in your best post-apocalyptic gear!) Afterwards, stop by Cee Cee’s for a dystopian drink, and then watch Furiosa at the Coyote Twin Theater. (Free medium popcorn for people in costume.)
If it feels like it’s the end of the world, don’t despair! Come see incredible post-apocalyptic artwork with your friends on May 31st from 5-7 pm at No. 7 Center Gallery in Vermillion, South Dakota for the opening reception of the Thunderdomesticity: The F-Word exhibition. While dressing up is not required, I will peer-pressure you into putting together a post-apocalyptic outfit because this is the 3rd annual Thunderdomesticity Party! #thunderdomesticity #ArtReception #dystopian #SouthDakota
I want to give a shoutout to all the incredible artists who have participated in the exhibitions I’ve curated at No. 7 Center Gallery! You can see a couple photos from last year’s Thunderdomesticity exhibition in my Bold Journey interview and learn how you can participate in future art shows.
Holy art receptions, Batman! I have two exhibitions opening this Friday. One is in Wisconsin and the other is in South Dakota. #feminineattempts #thunderdomesticity #art
[Description: There is a white vertical poster on the left for the Phipps advertising several art receptions including No Rest for the Women with photos of artwork, and the right poster is a dark square with text promoting Bullet Proof along with a depiction of a horse.]
Send me your feminist and post-apocalyptic art for the Thunderdomesticity: The F-Word exhibition by April 12, 2024. The submission details are on my site: https://www.klairelockheart.com/art-calls.html
#thunderdomesticity #art #ArtCall
[Description: A post-apocalyptic warrior in a midcentury green dress with a chainsaw arm stands on a lonely gravel road behind lavender text that reads, “Thunderdomesticity: The F-Word.”]
Thank you once again to the awesome #artists who contributed to the Thunderdomesticity: Damsels vs. Distress exhibition! Keep an eye out for the next group show I curate. (Hint: it will be the Packard Group National Exhibition.) #thunderdomesticity
[Description: A #curator snaps a quick achromatic selfie as they wistfully glance to the side to admire an epic art installation wheat-pasted to an exterior gallery wall.]
