01SJ Biennial artist Time Roseborough is asking you to vote to help him chose which artwork he will exhibit at Artexpo New York, March 25-27, 2011. On the Primary Black and White website you can click on the different art works and chose which one is your favorite. If you are interested in learning more about the Primary Black and White project, check out Roseborough's blog. Vote today!

Do you have an interest in video games as an art form? If so, you are invited to help select the games that wil be included in The Art of Video Games exhibition at the Smithsonian American Art Museum.The Art of Video Games exhibition will run next year from March 16 to September 30. The exhibition is described as the first to explore the 40-year evolution of video games as an artistic medium, with a focus on striking visual effects and the creative use of new technologies. It will feature 80 games and 20 gaming systems ranging from the Atari VCS to the PlayStation 3.

Intrigued? You can vote online for eighty games from a pool of 240 proposed choices in various categories, divided by era, game type, and platform. Vote here!

Congratulations to 01SJ Biennial artist Sheryl Oring for being named one of five 2010-2011 CAA Fellows. CAA awards five 2010–11 Professional-Development Fellowships in the area of Visual Arts to artists enrolled in MFA programs across the United States. Each fellow receives a one-time grant of $5,000 and a complimentary one-year CAA memberships and free registrations for the 2011 Annual Conference in New York.

Derek Weisberg returns to Anno Domini for his second solo exhibition February 4 - March 19 with a brand new body of ambitious and courageous work. Weisberg continues to examine his own life and the world around him, attempting to answer questions, which have plagued humans since the beginning of time.

The work is described as "made with attempts to reconcile the passing of his mother, and address ideas of life and death. This new body of work does this through combining bright colorful cosmic abstractions, which the artist calls “spirits,” with the somber earthly Baroquial figures. The sculptures become personifications of life and death, the soul and body, presences and absence, form and formlessness, existentialism and spiritualism. The work coalesces these ideas and Weisberg creates an interconnectedness and oneness of these seemingly dualistic ideas."

Santa Fe's 2nd Annual International New Media Art Event, Currents , is now accepting submissions for 2011. They have expanded their submission categories this year to not only include animation and video based new media, but also sound, gaming, and website development. Currents 2011 will take place at El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe from June 10th-19th. Check out their submission application and get them in before February 23rd. Also take a moment and look at what went on at Currents 2010.

Good luck!