Arts Brookfield has launched Art Set Free, a global art showcase that offers the opportunity for established, emerging and amateur artists worldwide to have their work presented to an international audience.
The artists' work is showcased at ArtsBrookfield25.com and at Brookfield Office Properties' premier office properties in New York, Los Angeles, Denver, Houston, Toronto, Perth and Sydney. Brookfield owns Republic Plaza in Denver’s central business district.
"For 25 years, Arts Brookfield has set art free for the public with free concerts, exhibitions, theater and dance performances, and film screenings at Brookfield's indoor and outdoor public spaces," says Debra Simon, Vice President and Artistic Director of Arts Brookfield. "We think the best way to celebrate our 25th annoversity is to truly make the world our stage and encourage artists working in all genres around the world to set their own art free."
To participate in
Art Set Free, artists should capture their work in a photo, video or audio recording; and then share it on Facebook, Twitter and/or Instagram with the hashtag #artsetfree. Entries are welcome from any genre, including dance/movement, music/sound, painting, sculpture, photography and street art. Arts Brookfield will review submissions on a rolling basis and curate the most innovative and thought-provoking pieces for display at select Brookfield buildings around the world and on
ArtsBrookfield25.com, potentially reaching an audience of millions.
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