The Regional Arts Guild in Sparta is proud to present its Harvest on the Ridge Poster Competition! Only original works may be submitted for consideration. Fine print stipend. Representations will celebrate the look and feel of feasting & merriment during the harvest.
Please visit http://spartachamber.com/coc/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Poster-Application-Art.pdf for application. Questions? Please contact toni@creativeonegallery.
Entrants 16 years old and over wanted for international dance photo contest, a not-for profit project. No entry fee, cash prizes, certificates, interested in all forms of dance caught in motion not static images, online show of winning images and show at Simsbury Public Library, Ct. For application and rules see www.movingmoments.org
Contact:Dorothy Silverherz Rosenberg |
860-673-9900 |
www.MOVINGMOMENTS.ORG |
DorothyROSENBERG@att.net
Urban Window Space Exhibitions is seking artists to create site-specific art installations in empty storefronts in Chicago. Theme is IDENTITY: real or invented. Proposed artwork should explore the theme. Art in all mediums will be considered, and should respond to the site and be flexible to the space requirements.
Email Jennifer at hello.my.name.is.windows@gmail.com for full prospectus.
Urban Window Space Exhibitions is seking artists to create site-specific art installations in empty storefronts in Chicago. Theme is IDENTITY: real or invented. Proposed artwork should explore the theme. Art in all mediums will be considered, and should respond to the site and be flexible to the space requirements.
Email Jennifer at hello.my.name.is.windows@gmail.com for full prospectus.
Ne10 Louisville is an exhibition of contemporary self-illuminated glass art, sponsored by the Louisville Visual Art Association (LVAA). This is the first exhibition dedicated to “neon glass” in Louisville, KY & will run during the Glass Art Society (GAS) conference being held in Louisville, KY, June 11-13, 2010. Please contact LVAA to receive a call for artists form.
Contact:Mary Margaret |
502.896.2146 |
www.louisvillevisualart.org |
mary@louisvillevisualart.org
Sign up to receive the prospectus for the first ever exclusive Neon Glass Exhibition in Louisville! The exhibit is curated by Wayne Stratman, neon artist and Glass Art Society board member. No entry fee. Deadline is March 31. Email mary@louisvillevisualart.org to request a call for artists form. Exhibit will run June 4 - July 25 and will be up during Glass Conference in Louisville June 11-13
Contact:Mary Margaret |
502.896.2146 |
www.louisvillevisualart.org |
mary@louisvillevisualart.org
Art on the Town, Port Angeles WA The outdoor venue showcases the artists’ work in an inviting, family-oriented, pedestrian-friendly environment. Display sites include the waterfront, Downtown sidewalks, and pocket park areas with a backdrop of Olympic National Park and international ferries to Victoria, B.C. ART on the town promotes the multi-faceted artworks with regularly scheduled guided tours and other events. Self-guided walking tours are also promoted with easy-to-use sculpture tour maps. The diversity of the public viewing the works annually creates a valuable market for the promotion and sale of the featured artwork. Submission closing April 12, 2010 Installation by May 31, 2010 and show closes July 15, 2011. No Entry Fee. Details and entry forms at http://portangelesdowntown.com/art_on_the_town.php
Contact:Art on the Town |
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“Anatomy in the Gallery,” a rotating exhibition program at the International Museum of Surgical Science in Chicago, showcases medically inspired contemporary art within the unique context of the Museum.
“Anatomy in the Gallery” will be accepting proposals from artists and curators for its 2011 exhibition calendar until April 16, 2010. The medical and bodily theme is open to interpretation, but figure studies without any additional medical content do not qualify.
Interlochen Center for the Arts seeking submissions for an exhibition that utilizes the environment and ecology as inspiration, reference, subject, etc. Work will be selected by the gallery committee and the exhibition will take place in 2011. Please send submissions and brief description of work to mccuekj@interlochen.org (subject line "Environment") or by mail to Kaz McCue, Interlochen Center for the Arts, P.O. Box 199, Interlochen, MI 49643.
Contact:Kaz McCue |
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www.interlochen.org |
mccuekj@interlochen.org
6x6x2010 is the third exhibition of thousands of original artworks, all 6"x6" made and donated by celebrities, international & local artists, designers, students and YOU.
Last year more than 6,000 visitors attended an exciting art exhibition of more than 3,000 artworks by nearly 1,200 artists from 17 countries, 36 states!
All media, open to U.S. artists 18 years or older. “Constructed Territory,” a juried exhibition of work integrating the use of maps, cartography, or environmental and topographical explorations. Show dates: October 31, 2010-January 9, 2011. For submission guidelines: http://www.wright.edu/artgalleries/maps or send SASE to Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries, A128 CAC, 3640 Col. Glenn Hwy., Dayton, OH 45435-0001.
Contact:Tess Cortes |
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www.wright.edu/artgalleries/maps |
tess.cortes@wright.edu
Gifts of Art is accepting proposals for our September 2010 through August 2011 exhibit year. One of the first and most comprehensive arts-in-healthcare programs nationwide, Gifts of Art brings the world of art to the University of Michigan Health System. Submissions must be received by May 14, 2010. All forms available on the web at: www.med.umich.edu/goa
Eastern State Penitentiary seeks proposals for its 2011 season. Details available at http://www.easternstate.org/exhibits/guidelines.php.
Eastern State Penitentiary was once the most famous and expensive prison in the world, but stands today in ruin, a haunting world of crumbling cellblocks and empty guard towers. Known for its grand architecture and strict discipline, this was the world’s first true “penitentiary.”
Contact:Sean Kelley |
215-236-5111 x13 |
www.easternstate.org/exhibits/guidelines.php |
sk@easternstate.org
ArtVue, Inc is now reviewing portfolios for Fortune 500 NJ Pharma Corporation. No nudity, portraiture or political art. African and Latino artists, please submit your portfolio as follows: 15 Jpeg images on CD with corresponding hardsheet with titles, sizes and medium. This is a great opportunity to for exposure for emerging artists. Mailing address: ArtVue Inc. 972 Juniper Way, Mahwah NJ 07430. No fee
Contact:Mariana |
201-818-8913 |
www.artvue.com |
mariana@artvue.com
Photo's by Jimmy Kets (Belgium) , paintings by Kris Duys (Belgium), glassart by Borowski (Polish)
Contact:Galerie ES |
003234819359 |
www.galerie-es.be |
info@galerie-es.be
Western Themed Juried Art Show - unique old west setting, inside Calico Ghost Town. May 8&9th 2010. No fee for space. Outdoor show held in conjunction with Bluegrass Festival. Must provide own canopy and display. Send 6-10 images to awilleystudios@yahoo.com. Visit www.calicoartgallery.com for more information.
Contact:Amanda |
435-851-1237 |
www.calicoartgallery.com |
awilleystudios@yahoo.com
Event dates: April 30 to May 8, 2010. This celebration of the arts provides residents & visitors with an array of performances, exhibitions, and activities. The Main Event offers free admission/parking to 40 performances on four stages. Other Main Event activities: judged art, photography, and fine craft exhibitions, gem & mineral show, children's activities, and Art & Craft booths. The Festival continues with 50+ free or moderately priced events throughout the week at locations around the city.
Contact:Ann Simmons |
843-740-5854 |
www.northcharleston.org |
asimmons@northcharleston.org
January 11 – May 15 “Photographs by Regional Artists” Photographs by Members of The Area Artists Association of the Lubeznik Center for the Arts in Michigan City Library-Student-Faculty Building, Room 062 M-F 7 a.m. – 11 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. Closed Sunday
Every Friday night in June 6-10pm the streets of Metuchen are transformed into a "haven for artists and a heaven for art lovers". Visual artists are invited to exhibit in all of the store windows along Main Street as well as on the street itself. Visit www.metuchenchamber.com and click on the Junebug page to locate registration.No fee, but a recommended $10 donation will help defray the costs of printing.
Contact:Linda LaStella |
732.906.4137 |
www.metuchenchamber.com |
CLAYSONGS@aol.com
The United States Mint invites artists to be a part of American history through coin design. The Artistic Infusion Program (AIP) provides gifted artists the opportunity to contribute creative and beautiful designs for coins that will be enjoyed by all Americans. AIP artists have submitted successful designs for coins released through the 50 State Quarters® Program and the Presidential $1 Coin Program. Honorariums are $2,000 for each design submission and $5,000 for each selected design. Visit www.usmint.gov/artists to apply.
Contact:Emily Ziobrowski |
202-354-7390 |
www.usmint.gov/artists |
emily.ziobrowski@usmint.treas.gov
Accepting applications for exhibits in two college Art gallery spaces for the fall2010/spring 2011 school year. 1 month shows. Submit 6 slides/JPEG/Powerpoint images of work. Provide vita, proposal and availability of work. Open to all artists over 18 yrs. Must be able to ship or deliver work. Note this is our 100th year and there are many activities built around this theme.
Contact:Richard Bird |
308 432 6326 |
www.csc.edu/art |
rbird@csc.edu
North Central College is seeking applicants for solo/group exhibits for the 2010-2011 season. Schoenherr Gallery has approx. 1100 sq.ft., Oesterle Gallery has 121' of running wall space. Open to all media. Honorarium available. 20% commission. Send 20 slides/CD, resume, artist statement, image list, and SASE: Nickole Lanham-Gallery Director, North Central College, 30 North Brainard, Naperville, IL. 60540 by April 15, 2010. Allow 6-8 weeks for review.
Claypool-Young Art Gallery at Morehead State University seeks portfolio submissions of artwork created from 2007 for inclusion in 2011 – 2013 exhibitions. All media accepted. Insurance and shipping support available. Visiting artist opportunities. Submission requirements: Portfolio of 10 - 20 digital images (approximately 300 dpi, 4 x 6”, jpgs) individually AND as a PowerPoint presentation (artwork information on each slide), image list, resume, statement by May 7 (postmark).
Contact:Jennifer Reis |
606-783-5446 |
www.moreheadstate.edu/art |
j.reis@moreheadstate.edu
Public art gallery reviewing portfolios for solo and group shows, 2011. All media. No fees. Professional, non-student artists. Send 10 jpeg images for solo show, artist statement, CV. Digital images on CD, less than 1MB each. No online submissions. Deadline May 15, 2010. Mail with SASE to: A Laakman, Visual Arts Coordinator, Jasper Arts Center, 951 College Ave., Jasper, IN 47546 www.jasperarts.org
Contact:Amy Laakman |
812-482-3070 |
www.jasperarts.org |
alaakman@ci.jasper.in.us
Awarded to museum curators and educators. For more information and guidelines, visit www.kressfoundation.org, call 212-861-4993, or write to Samuel H. Kress Foundation, 174 East 80th Street, New York, NY 10075.
Teams of visual artists and writers working on art + environment projects anywhere in the world from July 2010 through August 2011 will be eligible to apply for the first A | W | E Grant. During this first year, one grant of $10,000 will be awarded to a team of artist(s) and writer(s).
Contact:Rachel Milon |
775.329.3333 |
www.nevadaart.org |
rachel.milon@nevadaart.org
$4,000 fellowships are available to all artists in Arkansas in three categories: non-fiction writing, choreography and works on paper. Awarded by the Arkansas Arts Council. Deadline: May 7, 2010. Visit www.arkansasarts.org to download an application or e-mail carolyn@arkansasheritage.org.
Contact:Carolyn Dowling |
501-324-9766 |
www.arkansasarts.org |
carolyn@arkansasheritage.org
Faber-Castell is a leader in the premium writing and fine artist materials field for both adults and children. The FCUSA Headquarters is currently seeking talents of an experienced Sales Rep possessing the passion, determination & enthusiasm to establish a new, sustainable business segment within the U.S. Craft Market. Will develop & implement a national sales plan that will meet the goals of our expanding customer base in the craft arena & will work to achieve customer satisfaction, generate revenue, and establish long-term business relationships in line with FCUSA vision.
Contact:Rebecca Adkins |
216.643.4677 |
www.fabercastell.com |
hr@fabercastell.com
POSITION: Graphic Design, Full-time, Tenure track at Jacksonville State University. | RANK/SALARY: contingent upon qualifications, experience and needs of university. | START DATE: August 2010 | DEADLINE: April 16, 2010. | REQUIRED: MFA in Graphic Design or Visual Communication. (MFA in a related field with significant professional graphic design experience will be considered.) Knowledge of Macintosh-based software. | Applicant must submit online application form at www.jobs.jsu.edu
Three-quarter time, nine month, non-tenure track position, with a possibility of contract renewal up to 5 years. Required qualifications: MFA, knowledge of historical and contemporary concepts in metals, good organizational and communication skills. Strong exhibition record and college-level teaching beyond graduate teaching assistantship is strongly preferred. KSU is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and actively seeks diversity among its employees. Background check is required.
Contact:Elliott Pujol |
785-532-6605 |
http://www.k-state.edu/art/ |
hepujol@ksu.edu
Ray of Joy is a juried art exhibition for artists with developmental disabilities living within the State of North Carolina. Juror: Lisë Swensson, Executive Director of the Hickory Museum of Art. No entry fee. Cash prizes awarded. Complete guidelines at www.associatedartists.org
Contact:Associated Artists |
336-722-0340 |
www.associatedartists.org |
info@associatedartists.org
Bead + Fiber Gallery is hosting the 2nd annual wearable art show in Bostons, Sowa district. This is both a 2 day show and a month long exhibit opportunity. Send 5 jpegs, resume an artist statement to barbip@yahoo.com by March 20. Contact Barbara Poole for more info at barbip@yahoo.com
Contact:Barbara Poole |
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www.beadandfiber.net |
barbip@yahoo.com
Arlington Public Library seeks artists from the MetroDC region who create art related to Food and Food Sustainability, for a juried exhibition (April 2 – April 30, 2010) held in conjunction with Arlington Reads 2010. Inspired by Wendell Berry’s "The Memory of Old Jack" we invite art that uses food as a theme or element, explores what, where or how we eat, food production, how food sustains us, etc.
Contact:Ingrid Kauffman |
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ikauff@arlingtonva.us
Arlington Public Library seeks artists from the MetroDC region who create art related to Food and Food Sustainability, for a juried exhibition (April 2 – April 30, 2010) held in conjunction with Arlington Reads 2010. Inspired by Wendell Berry’s "The Memory of Old Jack" we invite art that uses food as a theme or element, explores what, where or how we eat, food production, how food sustains us, etc.
Contact:Ingrid Kauffman |
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www.arlingtonvalib.blogspot.com/2010/02/call-fo |
ikauff@arlingtonva.us
OPEN CALL artists & designers for 2010+ exhibition schedule ART GALLERY @ Cazenovia College 03/30/2010 deadline . Send CD cv, 100 word bio, 150 word statement & SASE to: JEN PEPPER Gallery Director, CAZENOVIA COLLEGE 22 Sullivan Street, Cazenovia, NY 13035 JEN PEPPER @ jpepper@cazenovia.edu with inquiries. 22 Sullivan St. Cazenovia. NY 13035
The Visual Arts Division seeks variety of artists to visit campus during 2010 Arts Camp in July to lecture, do demonstrations, or conduct workshops. We seek professional artists who can provide our students with a glimpse of the contemporary art world from the perspective of both technique and concept. Stipend provided for selected artists. Send resumé, artist's statement,submissions to: mccuekj@interlochen.org (subject line "Visiting Artist").
Contact:Kaz McCue |
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www.interlochen.org |
mccuekj@interlochen.org
ArtVue, Inc (www.artvue.com)a full service corporate art firm is looking for NJ & NY resident diversity artists for exhibition/exposure/sale opportunities. No entry fee. Please submit your portfolio as noted: 15 - 20 jpeg images of available artwork with cooresponding hardsheet with titles, medium and sizes. Full artists resume and artists statement. Please no portraiture, no nudity. Mailing address: ArtVue Inc. 972 Juniper Way, Mahwah NJ 07430
Contact:Mariana |
201-818-8913 |
www.artvue.com |
mariana@artvue.com
Artfulvision.com, an online art fair, is seeking U.S. artists interested in giving back to their community. No listing fees, no application fees, list up to 100 items and, your own url.
More details available at: http://www.artfulvision.com & http://www.artfulvision.com/artist-info.html Submission Guidelines: http://www.artfulvision.com/Submission_Guidelines.html
Contact:Maxine Gardner |
248-541-7788 |
www.artfulvision.com |
maxine@artfulvision.com
The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada is seeking qualifications from Artists intrested in several upcoming commission opportunities at RTC public transit facilities in the Las Vegas Valley.
Program Theme: Southern Nevada & Multimodal Transportation.
RFSOQ documents may be obtained on 03/16/2010 at http://rtcsnv.com/about/business/cfm, or by e-mailling bilynskyl@rtcsnv.com
Contact:Lydia Bilynsky-Sr. Purchasing Analyst |
702-676-1528 |
www.rtcsnv.com |
bilynskyl@rtcsnv.com
Albuquerque Public Art Program in partnership with New Mexico Arts, Art in Public Places announces a national 1% for art project RFQ
PROJECT INTENT/THEME: The Balloon Museum Art Selection Committee with New Mexico Arts, Art in Public Places program seeks a permanent artwork situated within the yet to be developed overall site plan for the outdoor area connecting the Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon
Museum and the Balloon Fiesta Field. The final artwork will serve as an access point into the Balloon Museum, Balloon Fiesta Park and into Land Arts, an unprecedented genre in the City of Albuquerque Public Art Collection.
Eligibility: This project is open to artist/artist teams residing in the United States. Notice: If an Artist is selected for a Public Art project, whether as an individual or as a member of a team, and a contract for the project has been executed by the parties, the Artist is not eligible to apply, separately or jointly, for another Albuquerque Public Art project for a period of one year from the date of final execution of the contract.
PROJECT FUNDS: $128,000 is available to commission a constructed and installed work of art for the Balloon Land Arts Project. The source of funds for this project is Albuquerque - 1% for Art – Storm G.O Bond Fund ($80,000) and State of New Mexico Art, Art in Public Places funds ($48,000).
Application Deadline for RFQ: April 30, 2010 at 5:00 pm mountain standard time.
Contact:City of Albuquerque |
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Separate “Call for Art” one fiber art piece and one wall sculpture for the new Campus Center Building at Central Oregon Community College in Bend, Oregon. Artists must reside in the northwest with a submission deadline of May 3, 2010.
Contact:Mary Beth Hamilton |
541-383-7564 |
www.cocc.edu/publicart |
mbhamilton@cocc.edu
Charlottesville, VA. ArtInPlace invites artists to submit large sculptures to install along the highways or along our new pedestrian greenway for one year. A $1500 stipend is awarded to each of 10 selected artists. The deadline for submissions is July 1, 2010. For information and application, visit the website: www.artinplace.org ArtInPlace, Box 7885, Charlottesville, VA 22906 Tel. 434/979/5388.
Charlottesville, VA. ArtInPlace invites artists to submit large sculptures to install along the highways or along our new pedestrian greenway for one year. A $1500 stipend is awarded to each of 10 selected artists. The deadline for submissions is July 1, 2010. For information and application, visit the website: www.artinplace.org ArtInPlace, Box 7885, Charlottesville, VA 22906 Tel. 434/979/5388.
Sunbury Press, Inc. seeks submissions for a new art book entitled "Photo Impressionism". The book will include works of artists pioneering in this genre of digital art. Submissions will be juried for inclusion in the book to be released late Summer 2010. Please send vita and up to 5 images of the "Impressionist" genre. There is no entrance fee or cost to participate in the book.
Contact:Tammi McCoy |
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www.sunburypress.com |
orders@sunburypress.com
The Kaleidoscope Project is soliciting submissions for a unique and innovative photography book about Houston architecture.
We're looking for photos that emphasize creative interpretations of architecture instead of descriptive images that merely show what a structure looks like.
About 50 images will be included in the book to be published in 2011. Open to anyone over 18. Participation is free. Please see our website for details.
Contact:Martin |
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kaleidoscope-project.com/ |
martin@kaleidoscope-project.com
The Appalachian Artisan Center located in Hindman, KY announces vacancies in our Master-Artist-in-Residence Program for artists working in jewelry/metals/ blacksmithing and wood/furniture design. The one-year residencies will commence in August 2010 and include: monthly stipend, housing, studio space and the opportunity to teach at the Kentucky School of Craft. Deadline to apply is March 31, 2010
Contact:Appalachian Artisan Center - Tricia Watts |
606-785-9855 |
www.artisancenter.net/MAR |
tricia.watts@artisancenter.net
April 1 postmark deadline for residencies in Art-in-education and studio residencies at Women's Studio Workshop. WSW offers studios in printmaking, papermaking, and book arts. For program specifics and application requirements visit www.wsworkshop.org
Contact:Sandra Brown |
845.658.9133 |
www.wsworkshop.org |
sandra@wsworkshop.org
The Sharadin Art Gallery at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania requests proposals from artists, craftspersons, and designers for the production of an original, temporary, site-specific installation for our exhibition space.
The artwork will remain on view from January 28 – March 4, 2011. The selected artist (or artist team) will be awarded $10,000. The award must cover all material and labor costs associated with the production of the work, all travel expense to and from our site, all incidental costs, meals, and all artist fees and honoraria. The university will provide housing one block from the gallery (Main Street Inn) for one artist -- all remaining housing costs for additional artists and/or support personnel must be covered from the $10,000 award. A group of Kutztown University students will be available to assist with the physical production of the selected proposal.