Intro:
Welcome to the Unreal Tournament 2005, the opportunity to create
your own reality and compete against other artists to find out just
whose artifice is the best. Artists from across the country will
be invited to take part in the Unreal Tournament 2005 by submitting
visual and written documentation of an experience, event or performance.
And, like Survivor without the fireside meetings, judges will determine
whether your documentation gets kicked out or moved up to another
round. The surviving artist becomes the Reigning Unreal Tournament
2005 Champion. All qualifying entries along with the Unreal Tournament
2005 results will be exhibited at venues across the United States.
Rules and Regulations:
Each artist is to document a real event. The "event"
can be an experience, performance, public episode or an "event"
that has been freely interpreted by the
artist.* Each artist is to submit
one digital image that documents the event. Each artist will
also submit supporting documentation of the event (see Submission
Requirements below). All qualifying submissions will be seeded for
competition. The tournament will consist of single elimination
matches with the winner of each match advancing to the next level.
The tournament winner will become the Unreal Tournament 2005 Champion
and receive an honorary Unreal Tournament Championship Belt.
Scoring:
In single elimination matches, the artist who accumulates the most
points wins and will advance to the next level. Points are
awarded for artistic, technical and social merit. Entries will
be judged against other entries according to artists' position in
the seeding chart.
Only one artist will prevail through 5 rounds of judging to win
the Unreal Tournament and become the Reigning Unreal Tournament
2005 Champion. That artist begins the following season as top seed.
See Scoring and Seeding
Guidelines for more details.
Submission Requirements:
1. One digital image documenting the event (single image, series of sequential stills, etc.).
2. One document verifying the event (bill of sale, receipt, note from your doctor).
3. One paragraph describing the performance (handwritten or typed).
4. Twenty dollar entrance fee. Payments
can be made securely online through Pay Pal.
Technical:
DIGITAL SUBMISSIONS:
Recognized file formats: PSD, TIF, EPS, JPG, PDF (Mac/PC)
Event Photo MAXIMUM SIZE: 7200x4800 pixels (18" W x12"
H @ 400 dpi)
Supporting documents MAXIMUM SIZE: 3400x4400 pixels (8.5" W
x 11" H @ 400 dpi)
PRINTED SUBMISSIONS:
Event photo MAXIMUM SIZE: 18" W x 12" H
Supporting documents MAXIMUM SIZE: 8.5" W x 11" H (letter
size)
Please mail documents flat (unfolded) or rolled in a mailing tube.
Please send all printed submissions and any digital submissions
over 5MB to the address below. Digital submissions under 5MB can
be emailed to events@whitecouch.com.
Please include "Unreal 2005" in the subject header.
Unreal Tournament 2005
28 Locust Street #305
Brooklyn NY 11206
Please include your name, phone number, and an email address with
your submission. All entries must be submitted to Whitecouch
by December 3, 2004. Whitecouch will handle all printing
and shipping of artwork. Whitecouch will print one (1) image
at full size and additional images at quarter scale to mark the
advancement of each match winner. Whitecouch will retain the
files until the end of the exhibit but will absolutely not print
additional full size images without the artist's consent.
If you wish to print your own digital image, document verification,
and description, you may forego the twenty dollar entrance fee.
Hard copies of the print, document, and paragraph should be
mailed to the above address by December 3, 2004:
All qualifying entries will be exhibited with the overall tournament
results. The Unreal Tournament 2005 Winter will be exhibited at
various locations through out the United States beginning in January
2005 in East Lansing, Michigan and ending in New York, New York.
Unless a different price is requested by the artist, each event
documentation will be sold for $200.00. Whitecouch will retain
a 20% commission on the sale of work done through this exhibit.
For additional information, please email info@whitecouch.com.
Fine Print
Please note that all snuff
and all kiddie porn will be immediately rejected. Whitecouch
will take the utmost care in handling of all artwork but assumes
no liability for acts of God or other unforeseen, unfortunate events.
Unreal Tournament Rules and Regulations are subject to modifications.
All participating artists will be notified of any changes in Rules
and Regulations.
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