Ingenuity Festival 2011

Posted by:  Cleveland Festival of Art and Technology  | 

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Summary

Don't miss your LAST CHANCE to submit to the Ingenuity Fest, who's looking for 30 Sonicbids artists to perform live.

All bands will be compensated for their performance. Artists of a variety of genres who are based in Cleveland and Northeast Ohio, as well as nearby cities such as Detroit, Columbus, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, Toronto, Baltimore and New York are encouraged to submit to this opportunity. Touring acts will also be considered.

Past performers include Girl Talk, the Sugarhill Gang, Grandmaster Flash, and more./n/nIngenuityFest is an annual festival that celebrates creativity and innovation. It is looking for 30 Sonicbids artists to perform live on one of the festival days, and 5 slots are reserved for artists who submit by 11:59pm ET on Friday, May 20. IngenuityFest embraces diversity in music and also specifically look for acts that highlight the intersection of art and technology in music or performance.



Past performers include Cloud Nothings, Grandmaster Flash, DJ Spooky, Sugarhill Gang, Zee Avi, Cubic Zirconia, Girl Talk, Mikel Rouse, Turntables on the Hudson, Joshua Fried, Electric Junkyard Gamelon, Evolution Control Committee and many, many more.



Selected artists will receive:


  • Compensation for their performance

  • 100% of income from merchandise sold at the event


Submission Criteria:

  • Artists of a variety of genres, as well as street-type performers, spoken word, and video artists are encouraged to submit.

  • Artists who are based in Cleveland and Northeast Ohio, as well as nearby cities such as Detroit, Columbus, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, Toronto, Baltimore, and New York are preferred for the opportunity. Touring acts will also be considered, but they will have to provide their own travel expenses and lodging accommodations.



About the festival:

IngenuityFest is one of America's largest art and technology festivals.  Now in its seventh year, IngenuityFest changes location from time to time to bring an underutilized or forgotten part of the city back to life for a weekend full of excitement. Last year over 40,000 people flocked to the tunnels and unused subway level of the Detroit Superior bridge to explore new technology, see cutting edge art, video, and dance, get immersed in installations, performance art and interactive exhibits, and groove to over 70 bands and musicians.  It highlights local, national and international talent.



It’s a weekend when people have come to expect the unexpected on one of the many stages and in the nooks and crannies throughout the festival. Admission is free and the festival includes food vendor, gallery, and exhibitor opportunities.