The Other Art Fair will return to Los Angeles in the Spring of 2021 for its fifth edition, both in-person and online, to present the very best emerging and independent artists to an audience of art collectors and enthusiasts.
Yarmouth, Massachusetts, invites artists worldwide to submit artwork to our exhibition, Black & White!
Deadline: April 02,2021
35-40 Selected images will hang in the SE Center’s main gallery space for approximately one month with the opportunity to be invited for a solo show at a later date. In addition, selected images are featured in the SE Center social media accounts (FB, IG, Twitter) and an archived, online slide show. A video walkthrough of each exhibition is also featured and archived.
For images height and width must be at least 1700 pixels.
And 300dpi
Any file format is fine.
They prefer things that are uniquely digital or hard to sell in the physical world.
2D Art Competition for a chance to win a solo show at the Triton Museum of Art! This fan-favorite event is a wonderful showcase for some of the best talent around.
Featuring macro-photography: close-ups of small subjects. Zoom in on those moments that often go overlooked and share with us a new perspective. Whatever subject you choose (droplets of rain, the texture of a stone path, pencil shavings, a spider’s web…), highlight those tiny, unexpected moments we might’ve otherwise missed.
Come explore visualizations and illustrations of the urban environment—city living, architecture, streets, rooftops, interiors, and more.
CorkHouse is pleased to announce a call for the Spring exhibition in our Studio Gallery. We’ve had a wonderful response to our 2nd Annual Small Works Exhibition, which will run from March 1st to April 30th. The May/June Exhibition will be REAWAKENING: OPENING EYES EMBRACING NEW VISION!
As part of its ongoing Museum Current lecture series, which focuses on recent scholarship, discoveries, and trends in Museum Studies, the McMullen Museum invites the director of the Arab American National Museum, Diana Abouali for a virtual lecture.
The LUX Center for the Arts is a non-profit in Lincoln, NE looking for artists to apply for our Artist in Residence program. Up to 3 positions are currently available. A strong desire to teach is required, and experience teaching, at any level, is highly encouraged. This residency lasts 1 year and can be extended for a 2nd year.
Whether you work in a more traditional style, or prefer completely outlandish creations, we want to showcase your vision and techniques from around the world during this annual show.
Exhibiting Slavery and Representing Black Lives—Art Museums and the Legacies of the Dutch Slave Trade: Curating Histories, Envisioning Futures (Pt 1). Free and open to everyone.
