Exhibitions
Listings for visual arts exhibition opportunities in the Philadelphia region
This page was last updated on February 20, 2012
Call for Entries – Meta-Fiber
Deadline February 20: Meta-Fiber, part of FiberPhiladelphia2012 is open to artists working in non-traditional ways and with non-traditional materials that utilize fiber and textile art making techniques such as weaving, sewing, applique`, quilting…Non traditional materials may include: recyclables, post-industrial, organic, or repurposed products. Open to Philadelphia area artists working in all media. Exhibition display case dimensions are 84” H x 94” W x 30”D. There are 7 display cases. More detailed information and how to submit can be found on the website.
Call for Artists – some things looming
Deadline February 25: some things looming has announced a call for artists to its Refuse/re-seen exhibition, from April 14 – June 2, part of FiberPhiladelphia 2012. Juror: Warren Seelig, a visiting professor in the Fibers/Mixed Media program at The University of the Arts. Artists are encouraged to explore the possibilities of disposable and disregarded stuff as the basis for their submission. Fee: $35. Prizes: “Best in Show” winner will receive a $250 award and his/her own show at some things looming. Click here to download the entry form, or send an email to mmitchell@somethingslooming.com or call 610-373-7337 for details.
Call for Entries – Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery
Deadline February 27: Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery has announced a call for entries with the theme “Landscapes” for a juried art competition for the month of February 2012. The gallery invites all 2D artists regardless of where they reside and regardless of their experience or education in the art field. Winners receive extensive worldwide publicity. For further information and to apply online click here.
Call for Art – Humble Arts Foundation
Deadline February 28: Humble Arts Foundation, in conjunction with Magenta Foundation, will present Small Works in June. Eligibility: We are interested in work that in small size encourages a delicacy not often taken with images viewed at large scale or online, and a return to appreciating the photographic print as a distinct object. As with other Humble exhibitions, we are interested in a range of work that pushes the boundaries of the photographic medium, breaking from rigid genre-based classifications for a more fluid understanding of photography’s potential. Click here for submission guidelines.
Call for Artists – Allens Lane Art Center
Deadline March 1: The Carolyn Fiedler-Alber Gallery at Allens Lane Art Center has slots available for each season and encourages area artists to submit materials for consideration for an exhibition. Our gallery committee reviews all submissions and chooses exhibits for the coming season. If accepted, artists may be asked to exhibit in either a group show or a solo exhibition at the discretion of the center. There are no fees to submit materials for review. The review process may take several weeks. The gallery welcomes artists working in a variety of mediums including painting, drawing, sculpture, glass, ceramic, fiber, photography, collage and other craft disciplines. Click here for more information.
Call for Entries – Fleisher Art Memorial
Deadline March 1: The Fleisher Art Memorial has announced a call for entries for the Wind Challenge Exhibition Series. Jurors: Astrid Bowlby, works on paper and installation artist, Anthony Elms, Associate Curator at ICA Philadelphia, Nadia Hironaka, Video Artist, Tristin Lowe, Sculptor, Anabelle Rodriquez-Lawton, Independent Curator, and Jonathan Wallis, Assistant Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art at Moore College. Click here for submission guidelines.
Call for Entries – The Free Library of Philadelphia
Deadline March 1: The Friends of the Print and Picture Collection of the Free Library of Philadelphia are sponsoring a call to exhibit. Three solo shows between April and December 2012. The jurors are Blaise Tobia, Eli VandenBerg and Susan Viguers. Prize: The Print & Picture Collection will purchase a work of art from each artist selected to exhibit, to value of $400. Fee: There is a non-refundable fee of $25.00, which includes a year’s membership to the Friends of the Print & Picture Collection. Current Friends of PIX should send a $10 submission fee. More Detailed information can be found on the website.
Call for Exhibitors – Verge NYC
Deadline March 1: Verge NYC, which returns to Manhattan to present an international roster of galleries in a nearly ten thousand square foot ground-level facility in the Greenwich village neighborhood May 3 – 6, is now accepting exhibitor applications. Apply by March 1 and each 200 sq ft booth is $7,500; by April 1, $8,500. Click here for more information.
Call for Artists – Geekadelphia
Deadline Prior to March 2: Geekadelphia is hosting Drink Philly First Friday in March. They’re looking for art that’s geek- or technology-themed to showcase at the Drink Philly office in Old City. To submit your work for consideration, send an email to geekadelphia@gmail.com. Click here for more information.
Call for Artists – Philadelphia Sculptors
Deadline March 15: Philadelphia Sculptors is sponsoring Catagenesis, an exhibition of installations and multi-media works at Globe Dye Works, from September 9 – October 21. We are seeking submissions from artists that respond to the historic context of the site or to its physical condition. Interactive, multi-media, and installation works are encouraged. Prizes: Selected artists will receive an honorarium of $750. Jurors: Independent Curator Cheryl Harper, Public Artist Donald Lipski, and Tom Moran, Chief Curator and Director of Artistic Development at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ. Fee: $15 for Philadelphia Sculptors members and $25 for non-members (or discounted membership and entry fee of $45 for new members.) All work must be submitted in digital format. For prospectus and more information, click here.
Call for Entries – Delaware Art Museum
Deadline March 18: To commemorate the Delaware Art Museum’s centennial anniversary, the Museum is holding a Centennial Juried Exhibition. On view from October 20, 2012 through January 13, 2013, this exhibition will feature a variety of media and include artists living either within the State of Delaware or within 100 miles of the Museum. The exhibition will be guest-juried by John B. Ravenal, the Sydney and Frances Lewis Family Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond. The Centennial Juried Exhibition is open to artists ages 18 and over currently residing either within the State of Delaware of within 100 miles of the Delaware Art Museum. Artists are invited to submit up to three works of art created within the last ten years. Selected works of art will be displayed both within the Museum and outside in the Copeland Sculpture Garden. Visit delart.org and click on the Centennial Juried Exhibition logo on the homepage for complete submission instructions and a link to the online application.
Call for Entries – CFEVA
Deadline March 19: CFEVA invites submission of artwork for review by guest curator, Jenny Moore, Assistant Curator at the New Museum. Of the applicants, 10 to 25 artists will be asked to present a digital portfolio of approximately 10 images. Two to four of those artists will be selected for an exhibition in CFEVA’s Felicity R. “Bebe” Benoliel Gallery this summer. Artists will be asked to provide a resume, artist statement, image list and five images. Fee: $20. Eligibility: Artists must reside within 100 miles of Philadelphia and must not currently be a student. For more information please contact Genevieve Coutroubis at (215) 546-7775 x11 or gen@cfeva.org. Click here to apply. Click here for more information.
Call for Video Art Projects – Seton Hall University
Deadline March 30: Curators Elisabeth Murray and Jonathan Brantley, in collaboration with Rogue Video and Performance, seek video art to be projected out-of-doors in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. The exhibition, Speculation and Spectacle, will address the theme of gentrification. Eligibility: Only video submissions will be accepted. Limit of five submissions per artist. Submissions must be accompanied by an artist statement and CV. Entrants must be 18 years of age or older to apply. Click here for more information.
Call for Entries – Adams County Arts Council
Deadline March 30: Adams County Arts Council has announced a call for entries to its 9th Annual Adams County Arts Council Juried Art Exhibition, June 8 -17, 2012 at Schmucker Art Gallery, Gettysburg College. Juror: Rene Trevino, Adjunct Faculty Member at both Maryland Institute College of Art and Towson University, as well as Exhibitions Coordinator at School 33 Art Center in Baltimore. Prizes: Best of Show ($1,000) sponsored by Scott & Co. Fine Jewelers; 2nd Prize ($750) sponsored by OPEN MINDS; 3rd Prize ($500) sponsored by Debra McCauslin, For The Cause Productions; 4th Prize ($250) sponsored by ProEquities/Kristine Witherow; and a Director’s Award ($100) sponsored by Gettysburg College’s Schmucker Art Gallery. Blick Art Materials will also offer a $125 gift certificate. Eligibility: works must have been created within the last three years and may not have been accepted into a past Adams County Arts Council Juried Art Exhibition. Fee: $25 to submit up to three works for juror consideration. Click here to download the entry form.
Call for Entries – Griffin Museum of Photography
Deadline March 31: Griffim Museum of Photography has announced a call for entries to its 18th Annual Juried Exhibition, from July 19 – September 2. Eligibility: Open to all photographers. Entrants must be members of the Griffin Museum of Photography (with an expiration after 4/1/2012). Juror: Paul Kopeikin, owner and director of Kopeikin Gallery. Prizes: $1,000 Arthur Griffin Legacy Award, $500 Griffin Award. Fee: The entry fee is $15 for five images. Click here for more information.
Call for Videos- Due North
Deadline April 1: Due North will highlight work that embodies the spirit of journeying into the unknown void of winter. Journey can be loosely defined as a narrative event, process-based practice, play, or simply a question. Videos must be filmed this winter (2012) in North Philadelphia or Reykjavik, Iceland. Content of the videos is open to the artist’s discretion but all work must be filmed in the snow. Interdisciplinary collaboration is encouraged but not required. Videos must not exceed 10 minutes in duration. Videos must be saved in a Windows Media (DirectShow) or QuickTime-compatible format, including MOV, WMV, AVI, DV and MPEG-1/2. The recommended video compression to use is MPEG-2. Audio can be embedded in the video file, but is preferred as a separate WAV file. Refer to website for more technical information.
Call for Artists – Tomorrow Stars
Deadline April 6: Tomorrow Stars at Verge NYC 2012 has announced an open call for artists. Finalists will be selected by a panel of distinguished jurors and given space to exhibit one work from their application at Tomorrow Stars Verge NYC. Works selected by the panel will be exhibited at Verge NYC in a special artist’s spotlight section. Click here for more information and to apply.
Call for Artists – Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts
Deadline April 13: The Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts has announced an open call for artists for its 2012 Annual Members’ Juried Exhibition. Juror: Julien Robson, Curator of Contemporary Art at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Click here for more information.
Call for Artists – Burlington County College
Deadline April 30: Burlington County College seeks entries for the Sculpture Garden’s 25th Anniversary Exhibition. Eligibility: Artists 18 years or older are eligible to apply. Submissions are juried by the Burlington County College Art Committee. Shows are installed in August and remain in place for one year. Click here for more information.
Call for Entries – PPAC
Deadline May 29: PPAC has announced a call for entries to its 3rd Annual Photography Competition and Exhibition. Selected entries will be exhibited at PPAC from July 12 – September 8, and will be included in a book of the exhibition. Eligibility: The competition is open to all subject matter, photographic techniques and processes. Prizes: $750, $250, and $100 in cash prizes. Fee: The entry fee is $40 for a maximum of five images. Visit the website for more information.
Call for Proposals – Eastern State Penitentiary
Deadline June 13: Eastern State Penitentiary has announced a call for proposals for its 2013 season of site-specific artist installations. The deadline is for arrival at the site, not for a postmark. Please mail your application with sufficient time to arrive at Eastern State before the deadline. Applicants may also drop off proposals at the site between 10 am and 5 pm daily. Mail to Art Proposals – 2013 Season, Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site, 2027 Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19130. Click here for more information.
Call for Entries – The Wharton Esherick Museum
Deadline July 1: The Wharton Esherick Museum has announced a call for entries to its Nineteenth Annual Wharton Esherick Museum Thematic Woodworking Competition and Exhibition with the theme of “jewelry.” Selected pieces will be exhibited from September 11 through December 31. Eligibility: The competition is open to all woodworkers, professionals, students, and hobbyists. Submit up the three images for each completed piece (no maquettes), one being a detail view. Fee: $25 ($15 for Wharton Esherick Museum members). Covers the entry of up to three pieces. Additional entries must be made for additional pieces. Prizes: Cash prizes of $500, $300, and $200 will be awarded, plus a $200 Members’ Choice Award to be voted on at the opening reception and a $100 Horace Hartshaw Award for high school students. Click here for more information and submission details.
Call for Proposals – BURST Project Art Fair 2011
Ongoing: Burst Project Art Fair 2011 has announced a call for proposals, especially for emerging contemporary artists and galleries. Visit the website for more information.
Call for Artists – Prelude Gallery
Ongoing: Prelude Gallery has announced a call for artists. Eligibility: Artists must be enrolled at a college/university within the past 12 months. Visit the website for further details.
Call for Artists – 2nd iBiennial of Contemporary Art
Ongoing: Artoteque.com has announced a call for entries to their online art contest. The contest is open to works of any genre. Prizes: A Grand Prize, including two pages in ARTISTS OF TODAY/Contemporary Artists, two Awards of Distinction, including one page in ARTISTS OF TODAY/Contemporary Artists. The event will run 2011/2012. Eligibility: All works must be for sale, and when sold, Artoteque will retain 10% of the sale price. Entry fee: $80 for six works and $15 for each additional work. Submissions must be mailed to submit@artoteque.com. Visit the website for submission details.
Call for Artists – Accent Gallery
Ongoing: Accent Gallery, a fine art and American craft gallery in Ocean City, NJ, is seeking work from talented craft artists in the Philadelphia region. Interested artists should email photos of recent works to accentgalleryinfo@comcast.net. Please write ‘Artist Submission’ in the subject line. For additional information, visit www.accentgallery.com
posted: 4-22-11
Artwork Submissions: Asian Arts Initiative, Philadelphia
Ongoing: The Asian Arts Initiative reviews artwork submissions and proposals on an ongoing basis for its gallery. The Asian Arts Initiative’s Gallery is a lab for contemporary Asian American visual artists from Philadelphia and across the United States. The Gallery’s program focuses on communities in the process of making art and engages the public through exhibitions, workshops, “slide slams” and other events that interpret traditions and challenge how we look at art and who participates in it. For complete guidelines on submitting work, visit the web site: www.asianartsinitiative.org/.
Call for Artists: Grand Opera House Galleries, Wilmington
Ongoing: The Grand Opera House of Wilmington, Delaware seeks artwork for its gallery spaces. For more information, visit thegrandwilmington.org/Community/Galleries.
Call for Artists: Milkboy Coffee Café, Ardmore PA
Ongoing : Milkboy Coffee cafe in Ardmore PA, outside of Philadelphia has two opportunities for artists. They are planning on digitally projecting a selection of work from various kinds of artists; there would be an evening where work would be premiered and then that work would be projected on going basis throughout the week. In addition, they have a monthly opportunity of showing art on a wall in the usual way. For more information, contact Jamie Lokof, jamie@milkboyrecording.com.
Green Line Cafe Seeks Exhibition Proposals
Ongoing: The Green Line Cafe in West Philadelphia is currently seeking exhibition proposals. They do bi-monthly shows at each of their three locations. Work is viewed on an ongoing basis, and the cafe is currently booking shows for now through 2009. To view submission guidelines visit www.greenlinecafe.com
posted: 11-14-08
Novo Arts Rotating Public Exhibition, Novo Arts Inc.
Ongoing : Novo Arts is an art consultancy agency located in New York City. They are currently accepting submissions for a rotating exhibition of large-scale paintings and sculptures. Selected works will be consigned and installed for six months outside the prominent midtown offices of their client. In return they are providing a complete public relations package and press release to promote all participating artists. They will also provide complete coverage of all shipping, installation, and insurance costs. This is a great opportunity for emerging artists to show work in a high profile, highly accessible venue. Sculptures should have dimensions of at least ten feet. Paintings should have dimensions of at least five feet. To apply, submit up to three images of your work as pdf attachments to Project Manager Susie Chorro at sc@novoarts.com.
posted: 10-24-07
American University Museum Reviewing Work for Exhibitions, DC
Ongoing : American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, in Washington, DC, accepts submissions for exhibitions. Guidelines for being considered: A CD of up to 20 jpeg images along with a resume, image list, a short statement and/or cover letter. If you are proposing a group exhibition please include resumes by all artists involved. Please do not send slides. Submitted materials will not be returned. The reviewing process should take 6 – 8 weeks. We will contact you if we would like to see additional materials. Submissions should be mailed to: Jack Rasmussen, Director and Curator, American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, 4400, Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20016.
Benini Foundation Seeks Artists Working in Large-Scale Outdoor Sculpture
Ongoing : The Benini Foundation and Sculpture Ranch located in the Texas Hill Country, one hour west of Austin and one hour north of San Antonio, is developing its hilly Mediterranean-like 140 acres into a sculptural showcase for national and international artists who work on large-scale outdoor sculptures. Accepted works should be available for purchase, and remain on site for a minimum of two years. The Benini Foundation & Sculpture Ranch, 377 Shiloh Road, Johnson City, Texas USA 78636 www.benini.com
Call for Artist Submissions – Center for Exploratory Perceptual Arts, NY
Ongoing : Center for Exploratory Perceptual Arts (CEPA) is a prominent, highly visible, and well-equipped visual arts center and photography gallery located in western New York. CEPA encourages artists to send in work for review at any time. All artwork must be photographically-based or digital in nature. Links are available on CEPA is web site that feature gallery floor plans and installation examples of seven distinct exhibition spaces. Submission guidelines and further information are available on the web site, www.cepagallery.com.
Call for Artists – Three Rivers Community College (CT) Exhibitions
Ongoing : Three Rivers Community College, located in Norwich, Connecticut, seeks artists who work in 2-D media to display work in the college’s exhibition spaces. Exhibition duration is 1 – 2 months; exhibition dates are ongoing and submissions are accepted on a rolling-basis. To apply, send 5 – 20 labeled slides, resume, artist’s statement, and SASE with sufficient postage for return of slides to: Sandra Jeknavorian, Instructor of Art, Three Rivers Community College, Thames Valley Campus, 574 New London Turnpike, Norwich, CT 06360. Accepted work must be either matted and framed or mounted and ready to hang.
Call for Artists – White Space Gallery, New Haven , CT
Ongoing : White Space, a fine art gallery in downtown New Haven, CT, is looking for artists/sculptors working in a surreal edge. No photography. Interested artists may send jpegs of their work including title, dimensions, medium, with a resume and artist statement to jill@dalilithographs.com. Please allow two weeks for review; gallery will contact you for an interview if interested. For more information, visit the web site, www.whitespacegallery.com.
Call for Artists: Chicago Gallery
Ongoing : F U Z Z gallery in Chicago is looking for all types of art strong in conceptual and theoretical content – particularly within new media. Mail slides or VHS/CD-ROM/DVD cassettes, artist bio, statement, and SASE to: Chase CafÈ, Attn: Sarah Finkel, Art Director, 7301 N. Sheridan, Chicago, IL 60626. For additional information: 773-743-5650 / sarahfinkel@yahoo.com
Call for Proposals – The Tricycle, San Franciso, CA
Ongoing : The Tricycle, an artist’s space that wishes to promote emerging artists, is accepting proposals for solo shows, curated exhibitions, performance, and artist’s projects. They are also interested in stocking contemporary crafted objects and accessories that explore the relationship between commodity and utility. The Tricycle accepts work in all media: 2D, 3D, and 4D. To apply, send an artist’s statement, thorough description of proposed exhibition, artist’s resume, and 10 – 20 images of your work in digital format. In the case of performance and project work, include thorough project descriptions. Do not send originals or slides, your documents will not be returned to you, but filed for possible future exhibition. Send proposals to: The Tricycle, 710 Oak Street, San Francisco, CA 94117./ e-mail thetricycle@gmail.com / 503-502-3273.
Call for Proposals: Artist Multiples, The Present Group, CA
Ongoing : The Present Group is a quarterly art subscription service. Every year TPG subscribers receive four limited edition works from four different contemporary artists. Each work is accompanied by information to help them gain insight into the piece, its creator, and recurring themes in the contemporary art world. The Present Group is looking for proposals for projects that are reproducible in intent. Each piece can be an artist multiple, or either a part of or a document of a larger work. Their current edition numbers are under 100. The piece is chosen based on visual, conceptual, and/or experiential interest. The project will be made exclusively through The Present Group. It is understood that similar themes and images may be used throughout your other work, however you must agree not to create the exact project in the same form again. Appreciation for selected artists: $500 (This is an honorarium outside of the costs of creating the work — which TPG covers), four of the produced work for your own collection or to sell on your own; all the contextual information we create for your piece, including artist info, critiques, and video will remain free online as long as TPG exists. Submission guidelines are here: http://www.thepresentgroup.com/TPG-submissions.pdf. For more information about The Present Group go to: http://www.thepresentgroup.com.
Call for Submissions – Disjecta Interdisciplinary Art Center, Portland
Ongoing : Disjecta, a nonprofit arts organization, located in Portland, Oregon, is currently accepting submissions as part of its mission to highlight the work of local and regional, American and international artists focusing on challenging and emerging ideas in contemporary art. Disjecta is currently poised for expansion in a new facility. Modeled on important national landmarks such as Minneapolis’ Soap Factory, New York’s P.S. 1, Houston’s DiverseWorks and Consolidated Works in Seattle, Disjecta will invigorate the arts in Portland and partner with academic institutions such as Reed College and PNCA, core institutions such as the Northwest Film Center, PAM and PICA and independent arts groups such as Red76, Peripheral Produce and Cinema Project, to showcase and support work of all genres. For complete information, visit the web site, www.disjecta.org.
Call for Submissions – The Drawing Center
Ongoing : he Drawing Center announces the reorganization of its Viewing Program, which offers an opportunity for emerging artists to present their drawings to the curatorial staff for review, as well as for possible inclusion in the Slide Registry and a Selections exhibition or Drawing Room project. Artists interested in submitting their work for the Viewing Program should send an SASE no larger than 9″x12″; 10-20 slides, each labeled with artist’s name, title, date, size of work, and media used; and a resume to the Viewing Program Coordinator, The Drawing Center, 35 Wooster St., New York, NY 10013.
Call for Submissions, Accent Gallery, Ocean City, NJ
Ongoing : Accent Gallery, a Fine Art and American Craft gallery, is seeking inspired artwork by professional regional artists.† Interested individuals should be prepared with 5-10 photographs of original oil, watercolor, acrylic or mixed media paintings. Please submit by mail to 956 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, NJ 08226 or email jpg files to accentgalleryinfo@comcast.net.
Keystone Art & Culture Center Exhibition Opportunities
Ongoing : The Keystone Art & Culture Center has announced ongoing exhibition opportunities for 2009 – 2011. Keystone Art is a nonprofit arts educational gallery and foundry located at 420 Pearl Street, Lancaster, PA . The 1800 sq. ft. gallery features local, regional, and international artists working in all media. The gallery features exposed brick and white wall space, track lighting and hardwood floors. Submissions are accepted on an open basis. Applications are reviewed every 3 months. No fee. Sales subject to PA state tax and a 30% commission. Submission information is available for download by clicking on “Call for Artists” at www.KeystoneArt.org
posted: 1-08-09
Outdoor Sculpture & Gallery Exhibitions, Rockland Center for the Arts, NY
Ongoing : Rockland Center for the Arts (RoCA) in West Nyack, NY accepts artist submissions on an ongoing basis for their Sculpture Park and Gallery ONE. Gallery ONE consists of 55 linear feet for hanging and is RoCA’s venue for one-person exhibits. The Sculpture Park consists of two cleared acres within a 10 acre wooded site. Outdoor sculptors may apply for inclusion in the annual exhibit that runs October through April. A stipend is available for outdoor sculptors on a case by case basis. Artists should submit: 12 – 20 images, printed hard copies, or slides – CD-ROMs may be submitted as additional support material only; complete information should be attached to images / slides; size, medium; current resume or c.v.; artist statement (optional); SASE for return of materials. Please do not make follow up phone calls. All submissions are carefully reviewed. For additional information, visit www.rocklandartcenter.org.
San Francisco Gallery Seeks Artists Using Technology & New Media
Ongoing : A newly minted San Francisco gallery, Rx, is actively seeking submissions from artists using technology and new media. Genres include interactive art, video, computer-based or computer-driven work, net and network art, installation, mechanical and robotic art, light and sound art, A/V art, and performance. Submissions for review should be directed to the program director, William Linn, at 415-756-8890 / will@blasthaus.com
Sterling Optical Artspace, NYC, Seeks Artists for Solo Exhibitions
Ongoing : Sterling Optical Artspace in Brooklyn, NY seeks artists for one person shows. There are four solo shows per year; venue takes no commission. Artists responsible for hand delivery of work. To apply, e-mail URL to ss@shannonsunshine.com or mail slides with SASE to 314 W. 142 Street, #1, New York, NY 10030.
The LAB Seeks New Media Proposals
Ongoing : The LAB in San Francisco is seeking submissions of single-channel new media works on DVD to be shown in its Ticket Booth, a small (4′x4′) ticket-booth closet adjoining the entry hall to the LAB. They strongly prefer to present new work that has not been shown elsewhere in the San Francisco Bay Area; exceptions will be considered on a case by case basis. The programming committee meets monthly to review proposals. Accepted proposals are generally presented 6-18 months after the date of acceptance. For proposal guidelines, visit www.thelab.org/submit.html
posted: 7-25-08
Three Rivers Community College Reviewing Work for Exhibitions, CT
Ongoing : Three Rivers Community College in Norwich Connecticut is accepting portfolios to review for 1-to-2 month exhibitions. No fee. For consideration, sent 10-20 slides, resume, statement, and return postage to: Sandra Jeknavorian, Instructor of Art, Three Rivers Community College, Thames Valley Campus, 574 New London Turnpike, Norwich CT, 06360 / SJeknavorian@trcc.commnet.edu.
California Wine Merchant in NYC Seeks Artists
Open deadline : California Wine Merchants, a specialty wine store just opened in the financial district of Manhattan, is looking to display art on its spacious walls. They are interested in all types of framed art such as paintings, photos, drawings…It will be a great opportunity for an artist to display their art to the public. Especially with the holiday season coming up they will see a lot of traffic and this stands as a good opportunity to sell art, or just get an artist’s name out in the public. Interested artists should e-mail Arthur Gorham at an.gorham@hotmail.com.
posted: 12-06-08
