Submit Your Work

Want to share your own visual story? Submit your work for exhibit consideration using the form below.

Important things to know:

Submitting your work does not guarantee it will be included in the exhibit
By submitting, you confirm that you own the rights to the work
If your work is approved, you agree to have it displayed publicly in our digital exhibit

Rights Information

When submitting the form, you will be asked to choose either a Creative Commons license for your work or an appropriate rights statement. You have the choice as to how you would like your work to be used/reused.

For questions about licensing, email copyright@twu.edu

Creative Commons

Submitters are encouraged to license their work under an open Creative Commons license to encourage re-use. A Creative Commons license is a grant of permission from the author to the public (or a segment of the public) to use portions of work otherwise protected by copyright without first obtaining permission from the author (within certain established guidelines).

Visit the Creative Commons License Chooser to select a license for your work. You will need the license deed URL for submission.

The types of licenses available include:

CC BY: Work can be distributed, remixed, adapted, and built upon, including commercial use, so long as attribution is given to the creator.
CC BY-SA: Work can be distributed, remixed, adapted, and built upon, including commercial use, so long as attribution is given to the creator and the modified material is licensed under identical terms.
CC BY-NC: Work can be distributed, remixed, adapted, and built upon, for noncommercial purposes only, and only so long as attribution is given to the creator.
CC BY-NC-SA: Work can be distributed, remixed, adapted, and built upon, for noncommercial purposes only, and only so long as attribution is given to the creator and the modified material is licensed under identical terms.
CC BY-ND: Work can be copied and distributed in unadapted form only, and only so long as attribution is given to the creator.
CC BY-NC-ND: Work can be copied and distributed in unadapted form for noncommercial purposes only, and only so long as attribution is given to the creator.

RightsStatements

If you would like to select an alternative form of copyright, you can select a RightsStatement when depositing. The available statements are provided from RightsStatement.org:

Visual Narrative Submissions

Email

Your name

Title of your work

Creation date

Medium

Description

Inspiration statement

Learning statement

Would you like to license your work with a Creative Commons license? Please see above for more information.

Creative Commons license deed URL (if applicable)

If not selecting a Creative Commons license, select the appropriate rights statement to accompany your work.

Would you like to archive your work in the Repository@TWU? If yes, you will receive an email with a permanent URL to your work once submission is complete- TWU Students Only

Upload your files. If submission exceed allowable size, email Kristin Clark at kclark18@twu.edu

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