SEPA Supplement call for art

Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) is seeking original artwork to promote the COVID-19 vaccines and reduce vaccine hesitancy. They are funded by the National Institutes of Health to create outreach materials in support of vaccination. Selected works will be available for free download on their project websites, and they will be included in an exhibit and print publication.

All artwork will need to be submitted in digital form (minimum 300 dpi, for approximately 20 x 30 inches printed size). Works will be reviewed by project advisors, and priority consideration given to works submitted by January 10, 2022. Once nonexclusive rights are transferred to our project, we will award $600 for each selected work and a free copy of the book to each artist.

Please know that you will be required to sign a release form that says you have not used images from the internet, magazines, books, and the like. All copyright images will have to be verified and all photographs of humans require a release form from the subjects. 

See SEPA's work at World of Viruses and Worlds of Connections. Contact Meghan Leadabrand woc@unl.edu or Judy Diamond jdiamond1@unl.edu with questions.

Submit your work at go.unl.edu/vaccineartsubmission.