According to Diane Adams, WRRC assistant director, anyone can enter and entries can be created from any medium. Some ideas include using actual shoes, photographs, sculptures, poetry, personal stories or videos.
Themes are also open to interpretation.
Some ideas include shoes as a reflection of personal identity and evolution of self, most outrageous shoes, better uses for shoes that hurt, shoes for the future and women and consumerism. But you don't have to be an artist to enter. Contest participants should include their name with their entries, along with the title of the piece and, if they want, a brief statement describing the piece. All entries will be on display through March and April in the WRRC, located on the first floor of South Hall. Everyone is invited to view the exhibit and vote on their favorite piece.