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RE: Exhibit questions... - 8/2/2012 7:39:24 PM   
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Not currently, but that is something that's changing soon.


That's good, thanks.

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RE: Exhibit questions... - 8/2/2012 11:31:48 PM   
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I just looked at the offending jaguar, honestly it looks much more like a leopard than a jaguar anyway, maybe she should just change the name and call it even.

But this has me thinking now, if I had painted a lynx and called it a leopard would it have been allowed?

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RE: Exhibit questions... - 8/7/2012 2:19:48 PM   
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   The reason I bring the disputes to the board, is because I want people to see how you are twisting the meanings of words around to suit yourself. It makes it obvious that you are changing the rules of the show to match an imaginary criteria. The fossil defense is ridiculous and others have pointed it out besides myself. And my complaints aren't always about shows that I'm in.  I wasn't in the Australian show, but still pointed out that Komodo dragons live in Indonesia NOT Australia. That was the first time you used the fossil "reasoning".
  It would be better not to have the animal shows if anything goes. Why bother to have themes at all?  I think anyone looking at a show with inaccurate entries would think it was ignorant and unprofessional. But that seems to matter less than your personal vendetta. I have been studying animals longer than you've been alive, so I'm well aware when people don't know what they're talking about.
  Since the shows have very little integrity at this point, I'm going to try to take less interest in them. Though EBSQ is good for presenting one's art on one's own personal page, the themed shows and Plus memberships are a farce.
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RE: Exhibit questions... - 8/7/2012 2:31:48 PM   
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Thanks for your feedback, Jackie.

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RE: Exhibit questions... - 8/7/2012 3:24:03 PM   
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Sorry Jackie, the Komodo Dragon was mine. I'm not a science professor but I do try to research and see where my art fits in the show. Here is the definition I went by although I am sure you can get different definitions from different places. I really didn't research it any further.

There have been shows especially with animals and plants native to certain regions that have been really confusing to me. I will take wrong on this particular show but you can see by the definitions I found below how I came to my conclusion.

My reference from Wikipedia:
However, recent research suggests that the large size of Komodo dragons may be better understood as representative of a relict population of very large varanid lizards that once lived across Indonesia and Australia, most of which, along with other megafauna,[7] died out after the Pleistocene. Fossils very similar to V. komodoensis have been found in Australia dating to greater than 3.8 million years ago, and its body size remained stable on Flores, one of the handful of Indonesian islands where it is currently found, over the last 900,000 years, "a time marked by major faunal turnovers, extinction of the island's megafauna, and the arrival of early hominids by 880 ka."[7]

Show prospectus:
When a friend saw the title of this show, she asked if Crocodile Dundee was eligible. "No," I answered with a laugh. "But all of the other brilliant and unique wildlife of the Australian continent are." Certainly, marsupials are the first group of animals that come to mind, but the biodiversity of Australia goes well beyond Kangaroos and Koalas. So long as the animal is indiginous to Australia, it's fair game.

What is indigenous: (a couple of definitions I found)

1. originating or occurring naturally (in a country, region, etc.); native

Native to a particular region or environment but occurring naturally in other places as well. The American black bear is indigenous to many different parts of North America.

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RE: Exhibit questions... - 8/8/2012 6:36:58 PM   
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I have a question about these exhibits. I know that artwork is not allowed to be entered in more than one show, but I still see it happening on a fairly regular basis. I know there's no easy way for you to monitor this Amie, and I know that you do pull them when you can, but this had me wondering - how much does a piece have to be changed before it officially becomes a new piece which then would be allowed in a second show?

Just wondering.

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RE: Exhibit questions... - 8/8/2012 7:29:46 PM   
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I have a question about these exhibits. I know that artwork is not allowed to be entered in more than one show, but I still see it happening on a fairly regular basis. I know there's no easy way for you to monitor this Amie, and I know that you do pull them when you can, but this had me wondering - how much does a piece have to be changed before it officially becomes a new piece which then would be allowed in a second show?

Just wondering.


I'm not really sure. It isn't something we've officially ever thought about before. And speaking of, the one we discussed is still being pulled as discussed. It just fell off somebody's list.

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RE: Exhibit questions... - 8/8/2012 7:42:27 PM   
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Oh ok, this wasn't about that but it did get me thinking!

Thanks

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RE: Exhibit questions... - 8/9/2012 8:10:18 AM   
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ORIGINAL: platypus

I have a question about these exhibits. I know that artwork is not allowed to be entered in more than one show, but I still see it happening on a fairly regular basis. I know there's no easy way for you to monitor this Amie, and I know that you do pull them when you can, but this had me wondering - how much does a piece have to be changed before it officially becomes a new piece which then would be allowed in a second show?

Just wondering.


I have seen this too and it is kind of irritating.

If you just click on the same art that you had previously entered in a show from your portfolio and try to enter it in another show, it's going to tell you that you can't.

Maybe it' a mistake if you do it once, but it takes a little forethought to put a duplicate in another show because you either have to upload the same art again, or rename it.

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RE: Exhibit questions... - 8/9/2012 8:16:29 AM   
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I have found in most cases that people don't understand why a piece they want to enter is unavailable to enter, so they upload a new copy and enter that, totally oblivious to the notion that a piece can only appear in one show.

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RE: Exhibit questions... - 8/9/2012 9:11:13 AM   
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I have found in most cases that people don't understand why a piece they want to enter is unavailable to enter, so they upload a new copy and enter that, totally oblivious to the notion that a piece can only appear in one show.


Well, I can totally see that happening the first time or two. I went through that myself when I was a newbie...by the second time I was like "Oh, okay, you are only supposed to enter the same piece once."

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RE: Exhibit questions... - 8/9/2012 9:46:53 AM   
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I have found in most cases that people don't understand why a piece they want to enter is unavailable to enter, so they upload a new copy and enter that, totally oblivious to the notion that a piece can only appear in one show.


Well, I can totally see that happening the first time or two. I went through that myself when I was a newbie...by the second time I was like "Oh, okay, you are only supposed to enter the same piece once."


Especially if the first time your piece was pulled from an exhibit because it was a duplicate...

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