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MasterMind Awards Deadline Is November 1; Artists, Get With It!

Hey, geniuses. This is perhaps your final reminder. Although it's going to be a very busy weekend of finding the right Nicki Minaj wig or sculpting the best papier-mâché spike to drive through your stomach, take a few minutes to grab a wad of cash. We've mentioned the MasterMind Awards...
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Hey, geniuses. This is perhaps your final reminder. Although it's going to be a very busy weekend of finding the right Nicki Minaj wig or sculpting the best papier-mâché spike to drive through your stomach, take a few minutes to grab a wad of cash. We've mentioned the MasterMind Awards before.

The main thing to note: Four local artists of ANY discipline will each win $1,000 (and get like a billion bucks' worth of local cred). Plus, that's a lot of ramen noodles, or speaker cable, or spray paint, or unpaid parking tickets.

The catch: You actually have to be somewhat good -- or, likely, extremely good -- at whatever your artistic pursuit is. This is for Broward and Palm Beach County folks only, but a similar contest happens in Miami, so don't fret. Salient deets below.

Winners will be chosen by a panel of experts and announced at our annual Artopia event in January 2011. We'll announce the actual date soon.

To apply, please send us:

  • A short bio and/or description of the work.
  • A

    way to view the artwork. You can either submit a link to an artist's

    website (this is easiest); email images to us; or send in actual

    artwork by snail mail (choose this method at your own risk; New Times is

    not responsible if artwork gets damaged or lost.)

  • Contact information -- phone number, email

    address, home address.


Enter by email here or by snail mail to:

New Times


Deirdra Funcheon, Associate Editor


Attn: MasterMinds Award Submission
16 NE Fourth St., Ste. 200


Fort Lauderdale FL 33301



The deadline is November 1.

Here are links to last year's winners. And a slideshow of last year's Artopia party.

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