Create! Magazine National Call for Art

This Deadline Expired: Friday, December 13, 2019

The Jackson Dinsdale Art Center, in collaboration with Ekaterina Popova and Alicia Puig of Create! Magazine, welcomes submissions for a national, group exhibition. Artists of every career stage and every medium are encouraged to apply. Artists must live and work in the US.

This exhibition will be covered in a forthcoming print edition of Create! Magazine and on the Create! website, yielding increased visibility of exhibiting artists and their work.

Show Dates: January 23rd – February 22nd, 2020
Reception: Thursday, January 23rd, 5-7pm

Learn more and apply here

Zoë Lukas

Zoë Lukas received her BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art, and divides her time between paintings and cakes.…

Ekaterina Popova

I am an artist studying the underlying structure, geometry and patterns, as projected onto the window of our understanding of the world.

Jeannie Moberly

I am an artist studying the underlying structure, geometry and patterns, as projected onto the window of our understanding…

I am an artist studying the underlying structure, geometry and patterns, as projected onto the window of our understanding of the world.…

The intentional physicality of my paintings is as much a result of my dialogue throughout the process as it is the means with which I invite viewers to experience the work viscerally. Iconography may be the entry point for viewers, but the essence of the elements and ambiguity demand individual interaction with each painting. Layering is both revealing and concealing, creating a balanced tension and suspension which is really what painting is for me. I use the elements to speak for me and I wish to open doors to new dialogue within and between viewers.

Kelly Gadsby

The intentional physicality of my paintings is as much a result of my dialogue throughout the process as it is the means…

The intentional physicality of my paintings is as much a result of my dialogue throughout the process as it is the means with which I invite viewers to experience the work viscerally. Iconography may be…

Patrick Cabry