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CALL for ENTRIES: 19th Annual CPSA Int’l Exhibit

Posted on February 28, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

PLAY before EATING

Yes, I do want to eat dinner with crayons. No, they aren’t for my 11 year old. Trendy? Maybe. Fodder for the masses? Maybe. Being different or combatting conformity for the sake of the fight alone is stupid. Loosen up and have a little fun. You never know when a doodle on your restaurant table covering could inspire an entry for this next Call. Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries from the Colored Pencil Society of America (CPSA) for their 19th Annual International Exhibit. Didn’t know there WAS a colored pencil society? Me either, but it is a great opportunity…

CALL for ENTRIES: 19th Annual CPSA Int’l Exhibit

The Colored Pencil Society of America announces a call to artists for a juried exhibition, June 29-July 31, 2011 at the Charles W. Eisemann Center in Richardson, Texas.

ELIGIBILITY: Open to living artists 18 years or older, regardless of geographic location. Artists may submit a digital image of one or two different works, but only one piece per artist may appear in the exhibition. Entries must be submitted to the 19th Annual CPSA International Exhibition on the CaFÉTM website according to instructions. No preferential treatment for members.

MEDIA: Artwork must be 100% colored pencil. Use of any other media (watercolor, acrylic, oil, ink, etc.) or artist prepared surface disqualifies entry. Acceptable additions: solvents (e.g., turpentine) and graphite pencil used under/between/over layers. Artwork must be two-dimensional on a single surface. No collage or montage.

DEADLINE: 11:59 p.m. (Mountain Time) on March 31, 2011

NOTIFICATION: No notifications of acceptance are sent by CPSA. It is the responsibility of the artist to check the CPSA website to learn of acceptance and obtain shipping instructions. Editor’s Note: Once again let me state for the record that I find this practice unacceptable. If you can take my money, you should send me an email either way; however, this seems to be the trend of the future, folks… like it or not.

ENTRY FEE: CPSA Members $25; Non-members $35. Additional costs to accepted artists include shipping costs and cartage fee. Accepted artists are responsible for all shipping expenses to and from exhibition, plus a $45 cartage fee to cover handling of shipped work (unpacking and transporting to/from gallery). This Fee does NOT include insurance coverage.

SALES: Artwork may be priced FOR SALE or NOT FOR SALE. The Eisemann Center charges a 30% commission on sales of artwork. No change in price is permitted after submitting an entry.

JUROR: Bob Malenfant, Director Southwest Gallery, was born in Canada, but his family lived internationally throughout his childhood. He has lived in Switzerland, South Africa, Australia and Paris. Bob attended high school at the American School in Paris and studied Art History at the University of Michigan where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree. After graduation, he began a year-long internship with Christie’s in London and spent another year working at A & F Gordon. Upon returning to the states in 1984, Bob started his career with Southwest Gallery in 1988. He became partner in 1995, just as the gallery was moving to its current location of Sigma Road in North Dallas.

AWARDS: Numerous monetary awards and the CIPPY Best of Show award are presented each year at the Awards Banquet. Last year, cash awards totaled over $14,000. Award winners are notified by phone.

For complete details, download the Prospectus!

CALL for ART: The Flaneur Magazine

Posted on February 27, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

DON’T BE A CHICKEN

One of my favorite foods on earth is a simple poached egg. I love farm-fresh eggs whose yolks are so orange they look unnatural. I want ooey, gooey yolks, but the whites have got to be cooked through. Left on top of a crisply toasted English muffin half. They look a little daunting, but poached eggs rock. This next Call for Submissions is a perfect chance for art publication, and the process isn’t daunting… even if you are a chicken.

Check out this Call for Submissions for The Flaneur, an Independent Art & Culture Newspaper. There is no entry fee, so don’t pass this one by. Last August when I posted a call from The Flaneur, at least TWO readers got published, plus yours truly.

Call for Submissions:
Arts and Writing Submissions

The next issue of The Flaneur (click here for the name origin) is publishing as a newspaper and as an iPhone app.

ELIGIBILITY: If you are a writer or artist and are interested in being a part of this project please submit reviews, short fiction, flash art, cartoons, articles, poetry, short fiction.

Please remember
The Flaneur
is published in
black and white!

THEME: They are interested in anything cultural, but the aim of this issue is HUMOR. Take a look at their What We Publish Page if you have questions.

DEADLINE: The Flaneur is published “quarterly-ish,” so just submit now so you don’t miss the deadline… March 25, 2011.

NOTIFICATION: They don’t notify until they are editing the magazine. Be patient. Remember, a watched pot never boils. If all goes according to the plan, the editor says you should hear something the first week of April.

SUBMISSIONS: Please email your work to editor@flaneur.me.uk with ‘FLANEUR CONTRIBUTION’ in the title.

ENTRY FEE: None.

SUBMISSIONS: Please note that contributors are not currently paid, but each receives a .pdf copy of The Flaneur.

For full details, visit the Submissions Page!

CALL for ENTRIES: Chelsea Fine Art in NY

Posted on February 26, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

**DON’T FREEZE ME OUT**

I would love to have $3800 to spend on my kitchen, but on first thought, $38,000 would cause my head to implode with all the possibilities. But, if forced, I’m thinking this gorgeous $16,000 refrigerator would make a nice start. Yeah, yeah, I feel your judgement. Gimme a break. Can’t a girl dream of perfectly temperature control without the disdain of consumer shame? This next Call for Entries won’t give you the whole $38,000 in cash, but the awards are nothing to sneeze at.

Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries from Agora Gallery in New York City for the annual Chelsea International Fine Art Competition. The prizes are SPECTACULAR, and the entry fee is as little as $7 per piece. Don’t miss this opportunity…

CALL for ENTRIES: Chelsea International l Fine Art Competition

Agora Gallery in New York, NY announces a call to artists for its annual Chelsea International Fine Art Competition, August 19 – September 9, 2011. Awards valued at $38,000 include: participation in a juried exhibition, cash prizes, online and print promotion.

ELIGIBILITY: All visual artists worldwide above the age of 18 are eligible to participate.

MEDIA: All media is accepted with the exception of video art, film, performance art, jewelry and crafts.

DEADLINE: March 14, 2011

NOTIFICATION: April 5, 2011

ENTRY FEE: There is a $35 entry fee for up to 5 images; $5 for each additional image.

JUROR: Elisabeth Sherman is a curatorial assistant at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Sherman has an M.A. in History of Art from the prestigious Courtauld Institute of Art in London, England. She has also worked at the American Federation of Arts, at the International Center of Photography and at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia in Madrid, Spain.

AWARDS: Awards valued at a total of Thirty Eight Thousand dollars ($38,000) will be distributed as follows:

Exhibition – 15-20 artists will participate in a collective exhibition at Agora Gallery 530 West 25th Street, Chelsea, New York.
Cash – $1000 will be awarded to three (3) artists; each receiving $500, $300 and $200 respectively.
Internet Promotion – Six (6) artists will be awarded placement of 6 images on ARTmine for a period of one year.
Review by an art critic – One (1) artist will be awarded a one-page review with two (2) color images in ARTisSpectrum Magazine.

For complete details, see the Competition Guidelines online!

CALL for PROPOSALS: Rosewood Solo Show

Posted on February 25, 2011February 25, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

BITE ME

I love it when two of things I like most collide… like those old 1970s commercials about “your peanut butter on my chocolate” versus “your chocolate in my peanut butter” for Reese’s peanut butter cups. Well, it happened this week on our little-blog-that-could. Featured Artist Amy Kollar Anderson sent a Call for Proposals for a gallery for whom she’s the coordinator. I suppose I should have known…but I didn’t. Take a look.

Check out this Call for Proposals for Solo Shows at the Rosewood Gallery from the Kettering Arts Council. There is no entry fee, but you have to hurry the deadline is coming up! Don’t miss this opportunity…

CALL for PROPOSALS: Rosewood Gallery Solo Show

The Rosewood Gallery is dedicated to the encouragement and creation of new works and to the promotion of the visual arts in the Dayton, Ohio, area. Eight exhibitions are presented each year in the Rosewood Gallery, sponsored by the City of Kettering Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts, with support from the Kettering Arts Council and the Ohio Arts Council. View current exhibitions.

ELIGIBILITY: The Rosewood Gallery specializes in the exhibition of contemporary art by emerging local, regional and national artists.

MEDIA: All media will be considered for exhibition, including video and installation pieces.

DEADLINE: Proposals must be postmarked byMarch 11, 2011. (Editor’s note: Co-ordinator Amy Kollar Anderson extended from March 4th on 2/25 but it won’t be updated on the site until 2/28).

NOTIFICATION: By the end of May, 2011.

ENTRY FEE: None

JUROR: A selection committee composed of regional art professionals will make recommendations from submissions of work for exhibition.

For complete details, Visit the Call online!

CALL for ENTRIES: Imagination at the Museum

Posted on February 24, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

TURN UP THE GREENS

So what do you do when you’re too cheap to buy delicate little microgreens and you’re too lazy to plant a garden? Check out this indoor microgreen sculpture, of sorts, that also happens to house a sound system. I know, I want one too. It seems that options, culinary and otherwise, are boundless for those with no limits on their imagination. This show is open to them as well…

Check out this Call for Entries for the Gateway to Imagination show from The Farmington Museum. This art show does not restrict your interpretation or theme and is open to all media… so no excuses for not entering. Take a look!

CALL for ENTRIES: Gateway to Imagination

The Farmington Museum announces a call to artists for a national juried art competition, May 6 – July 9, 2011 in Farmington, NM. Up to $2750.00 in cash awards.

ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists 18 years or older residing in the United States, except Farmington Museum employees. Entries must be artist’s original work. The artwork must have been completed after January 1, 2009 (or 2010)* and cannot have been shown in previous Gateway to Imagination juried shows. *Editor’s note: The prospectus says 2009, but several listings in other places say 2010.

MEDIA: All types of media will be considered, no theme
is required.

DEADLINE: March 8, 2010 is the deadline for entry fee; on-line, mailed, or hand-delivered contracts; SASE; slides/digital files.

NOTIFICATION: April 2, 2010. Museum will send notification letters, whether or not the art has been accepted, and additional shipping/presentation instructions.

ENTRY FEE: Entry fee of $35.00 for two slides or digital files. To pay by credit card, please call Cherie Powell 505-599-1174.

SUBMISSIONS: This is one of the more unusual ways to upload entries. Click Here and read the right side of the page for instructions and a phone number for assistance if you need it. *Editor’s Note: The system works, but you know not everyone will be interested enough to figure it out… so it might actually improve your chances, ha.

SALES: A 25% commission will be charged on works sold during the exhibition.

For complete details, download the Prospectus!

OPEN CALL: Alibi Fine Art in Chicago

Posted on February 23, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

BUTTER ME UP!

I have lots of cooking excuses, alibis if you will, for complete failures. Oh, I didn’t use self-rising flour. Does it make a difference? I thought I could use low-fat margarine instead of butter. Someone said you could substitute applesauce for oil when baking, right? I hear frozen corn is just a good as fresh. I never met a cooking alibi I didn’t love, and this next call is an Alibi to keep. Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries from Alibi Fine Art in Chicago for their Juried Photography Exhibit. Take this rare opportunity to enter a Chicago-based art show for only $15! Great shots wanted…

OPEN CALL:
Juried Photography Exhibit

Juried by the Alibi Fine Art gallery owners, Adam Holtzman and Lucas Zenk. Exhibition of selected works will be displayed from July 9 to August 28, 2011.

ELIGIBILITY:Entrants must live within the United States at the time of submission.

MEDIA: All photographic mediums are eligible for submission to this juried exhibit.

DEADLINE: Received by May 13, 2011

NOTIFICATION: Accepted artists will be posted to the gallery website on May 27, 2011.

Editor’s Note: I have shouted from the rooftop many times that if you are willing to take my entry fee, you should at least take the time to send me an email notification. However, in light of their miniscule $15 entry fee, I’m going to forgive this one. How about you?

ENTRY FEE: The submission fee is $15 for up to 5 images (per submitter, not per image).

SALES: All work must available for sale, price determined by the artist. Alibi Fine Art Receives a 50% commission on any sale.

SUBMISSIONS: Digital submissions are preferred. Digital files must be in .jpg or jpeg format. Maximum file size should be no larger than 8” in the largest dimension with 150 dpi resolution (image quality 10).

File names should start with the applicant’s last name and be numbered to correspond with the checklist. Please number the files and checklist in the order you would like the images viewed. (example: NAME_3.jpg)

Digital submissions will NOT be returned.

For instructions on how to submit prints, please download the Prospectus.

ABOUT ALIBI FINE ART: Alibi Fine Art is a contemporary gallery in the Ravenswood/Lincoln Square area of Chicago’s north side. Founded by two fine art photographers, Adam Holtzman and Lucas Zenk, their goal is to promote new, overlooked, and mid-career artists. The gallery’s primary focus is on photography, with other media represented as well.

For complete details, Download the Prospectus!

CALL for ENTRIES: Thunder at CAM

Posted on February 22, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

SALTY BUT SWEET

I grew up with a single father from age 3 to 13, and it was a culinary adventure. One of my fondest memories is of weekend-long motorcycle trips when I was around 8. We’d climb on and hit the road. I would freeze in the morning early-morning air. My father’s solution? We’d stop at every other golden arches we could find for french fries and hot fudge sundaes. This next Call is a whole different way to celebrate two-wheeled freedom.

Check out this Call for Entries for Thunder — Motorcycles and Art from the Coos Art Museum. The entry fee is as little as $15 dollars for this incredibly unique opportunity to show a wide variety of media — even jewelry! Take a look…

CALL for ENTRIES: Thunder at CAM

ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists—painters, sculptors, photographers and printmakers—over 18 years of age. Artists are invited to submit up to three original works of art on any theme related to motorcycles. Works selected by jurors from submitted entries will be chosen on the basis of creative excellence and quality of execution. All works must be original and completed within the last two years. Coos Art Museum’s “Thunder at CAM – Motorcycles and Art” jurors will be the final authority on eligibility. Accepted works meant for wall hanging must be ready with all necessary hardware in place.

MEDIA: Paintings, Drawings, Hand pulled prints, etchings, serigraphs, Photography, Mixed media, Fiber & textiles, Wearable art (must supply display device), Small sculptures, Glass, Turned and carved wood and Jewelry. No Video, motion picture film, audio, computer generated digital works, giclée prints of original fine art or furniture.

DEADLINE:
Postmarked by March 26, 2011

NOTIFICATION:
April 1, 2011

ENTRY FEE: Artists may submit a total of up to three (3) submissions, with a non-refundable fee of $15 for the first submission plus $10 for the second submission plus $10 for the third submission. Include a check or money order made out to Coos Art Museum in the amount of $35.00, $25.00 or $15.00.

JURORS: Susan Lehman, Oregon artist and art educator, began life-long passion for motorcycles that began with her first ride on the back of a restored 1951 Vincent Black Shadow. Fans of British café-style racers, she and her husband have owned and ridden dozens of motorcycles. Susan’s formal art training was at California College of Arts in Oakland, CA. She has co-produced two juried art exhibitions for the museum.

Philip Koenen, Since an early age, Philip has had two passions; motorsports and film making. Among the founding students of the now famous Dodge College of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University, Philip was asked to join the Eisaman, Johns & Laws advertising agency to work on the U.S. Suzuki motorcycle account and later to be the Executive Producer for their Film and Television Department. In 1983, he joined the Stunt Driving Team, Driver’s Inc. the clientele of which included Ferrari, Jaguar, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki and Yamaha. In 1984 he left advertising to follow his passion for building and restoring automobiles. Today Philip continues to successfully operate Grand Touring Garage with a worldwide clientele.

Christiaan “Dutch” Mostert, is an internationally recognized watercolor artist. Born in Holland he received early training from his artist father. A full-time freelance artist since 1978, his travels through Europe, Africa the Middle East and the Pacific Rim countries have provided him with a wealth of subject matter for his works. Though known for marine subjects Dutch has also developed a love of classic vehicles.

Mike Boyle, is an avid collector of vintage Motorcycles. He began restoring cars and motorcycles in 1964. For 32 years he owned and operated a large repair and restoration business in San Diego. Since his move to Coos Bay in 2006 he does restoration work only on his own collections of cars and motorcycles.

Michael Holm, works primarily in digitally manipulated photography, printmaking and design. He has had a life-long interest in motorcycles. Mike received a BA in Art and photography from the University of California, Santa Cruz. He has been instrumental in the upcoming exhibition of motorcycles and motorcycle art.

AWARDS: First Place Award will receive cash prize of $500, Second Place Award will receive cash prize of $350, Third Place Award will receive cash prize of $250 and Four Honorable Mention ribbons will also be awarded.

SALES: Works in the exhibition may be available for sale. Artist agrees to donate 30% of any sale as commission to Coos Art Museum.

For complete details, visit the Coos Art Museum online!

CALL for ENTRIES: Beetle Blockers Beetle Art

Posted on February 21, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

CAN’T BUY ME LOVE!

I don’t eat bugs. It strikes me as less exotic and more… well, gross. But, bug food is one of my first encounters crossing art with food. My friend Toni, used to be a PR person for a philharmonic orchestra and once sent out delectable beetle lollipops as part of the press kit for a Beatles tribute band that played with the orchestra. Ingenious. The folks producing this next Call should stock up now.

Check out this Call for Entries from Colorado State University and the Town of Frisco in Colorado for Beetle Art. No entry fee for this one, and your art could be a part of public art history. Check it out…

CALL for ENTRIES: Beetle Blockers Beetle Art

Colorado State University Extension, in partnership with Town of Frisco, brings you a public art outreach event never before seen in Summit County. The inaugural Beetle Blockers “Beetle Art” public art event is set to fly in 2011. This event will showcase seven fiberglass beetle sculptures, adorned by winning artists, to be displayed in Frisco, CO, throughout the summer of 2011.

Each of the seven winning pieces of art will appear on one of the fiberglass beetle shells, with monetary awards going to the top three designs. The Beetle Blockers “Beetle Art” will be placed in front of sponsoring businesses throughout the 2011 summer.

WHAT IS BEETLE ART? For the past three years the Town of Frisco has hosted Beetle Fest, a uniquely zany event designed to increase awareness and understanding of the mountain pine beetle epidemic. Beetle Fest is an all day extravaganza held in September which benefits Friends of the Dillon Ranger District.

In the summer of 2011, Beetle Blockers “Beetle Art” will compliment Beetle Fest by introducing 3-dimensional Beetles to the community. Throughout the summer season, residents and visitors alike will see Beetle Blockers “Beetle Art” in front of sponsoring businesses and learn facts about Mountain Pine Beetle.

All this will happen through an artistic media as people explore the wonderful town of Frisco, Colorado.

SUBMISSIONS: Artists are invited to submit a 2-D roof of concept. A panel of judges will select 7 artists to transform their 2-D submission into 3-D renderings upon a 32”x 20”x 15” fiberglass beetle shell.

THEME:
Artists should base their concept on the theme “Look to the Future.”

ENTRY FEE: None

DEADLINE: Submit your proof of concept to the Colorado State University Extension office by March 1, 2011: Colorado State University Extension, 37 Peak One Drive (CR1005), P.O. Box 5660, Frisco, CO 80443

For complete detail, Download the Prospectus/Entry Form!

CALL for ENTRIES: 2nd SemiAnnual Competition from Dave Bown Projects

Posted on February 19, 2011March 13, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

CASH for PUPPIES

When someone parts with their hard-earned cash, you can consider their purchase a compliment in the highest regard. Ultimately, I cannot trust my first food sales because I suspect my puppy dog eyes were a bigger factor than the taste of my lemonade. But many years later, my husband Jon and I were proud to sell gourmet hotdogs in a little downtown store front. The poodle (a turkey dog with feta and red-wine cucumber relish) remains my proudest culinary sale. This next call could result in the sale of your artwork, a high compliment that could leave you with extra dough for hot dogs!

Check out this Call for Entries from Dave Bown Projects for their 2nd SemiAnnual Competition. This is your chance to win one of seven $1000 cash awards PLUS the chance to sell your work. There are no media restrictions… so no excuses!

CALL for ENTRIES:
2nd SemiAnnual Competition

Founded in 2005, the initiatives of Dave Bown Projects, a privately held U.S. company, focus on advancing the field of contemporary art by engaging in scholarly research and distributing unrestricted monetary awards to visual artists.

ELIGIBILITY: This competition is open to all visual artists who are 18 years of age or older.

MEDIA: All styles and media are eligible.

DEADLINE: May 30, 2011 at 11pm EST

NOTIFICATION: June 15, 2011

ENTRY FEE: A non-refundable $40 USD entry fee is required. There are no additional fees. Click Here to pay via PayPal or call (917) 365-5265, and they can process your credit or debit card over the phone.

JURORS: Kashya Hildebrand founded her gallery in Geneva in 2001. Since 2004 the gallery has been located in the center of Zurich, featuring a large exhibition space. The main focus of the gallery lies in its dedication to the support and the representation of an international group of young, emerging artists through solo and group shows.

Daneyal Mahmood is the owner of the Daneyal Mahmood Gallery. The DMG program focuses on defining the normative through investigating its deviations. Issues of politics, culture, science and history are frequently addressed – the social aspect of the program being as central as the aesthetic. There is a commitment to craftsmanship and a love of spectacle throughout. Mediums include multi-media installation, sculpture, painting, drawing and photography.

Peter Surace opened RARE Gallery in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District in 1998. The gallery moved to Chelsea in 2003 and has occupied its current space on West 27th Street since 2009. From the beginning, RARE has been dedicated to fostering the careers of emerging artists to help them gain a firm footing in the contemporary art market place.

Editor’s Note: To ensure objectivity and fairness artists should not contact the jurors. Any questions you may have should be directed to Dave Bown at (917) 365-5265 or info@davebownprojects.com.

AWARDS: $7,000 USD (7 artists will each receive $1,000). In addition to the cash prizes, Dave Bown will be buying works of art, on an ongoing basis, from select artists as submissions are
received.

For complete details, visit Dave Bown Projects online!

ARTIST RESIDENCY: Torpedo Factory Art

Posted on February 18, 2011February 18, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

PICKLE ME TINK!

I almost moved to Paducah, Kentucky. When I was deciding where to move, I tripped across their Artist Relocation Program. I visited Paducah and FELL IN LOVE with a huge pickle/tamale factory from the early 1900s. Fate interceded, and I ended up in Gatlinburg. But, I find myself drawn to factories over and over again. This Call for Applications details another great use for an old factory.

Art is so cool.

Check out this great Call for Applications for the Torpedo Factory Art Center’s Visiting Artist Program. This is a great opportunity for studio space, a workshop and lecture for your resume and a chance to sell your work in one of the coolest galleries ever! You don’t have much time, so hurry…

VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM: Torpedo Factory Art Center

Opportunities for emerging and experienced artists residencies for one, two, or three months in the Torpedo Factory Art Center between June 1 and August 31, 2011.

The projects undertaken by Visiting Artists for this self-directed, creative residency must be compatible with available working studio spaces and facilities. The Visiting Artist will have the opportunity for informal collegial exchanges with Torpedo Factory artists. Each Visiting Artist is also asked to conduct a workshop, give a lecture, or provide a demonstration, elaborating on his/her work. Visiting Artists will be able to display and sell original artwork, and will be provided with workspace. They will pay one-half of the rent of the studio (between $130 and $400 depending on the studio). The TFAC does not have any shared equipment or facilities; Visiting Artists are responsible for all expenses and arrangements related to art materials, equipment, transportation, housing or other requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: The Visiting Artist Program is open to all emerging and experienced visual artists over the age of 21 who are not currently Torpedo Factory leaseholders. Applicants provide evidence of artistic accomplishment through the submitted images and application form. By applying, applicants agree to: (1) work in front of, and interact with, the public; (2) work in the studio five days a week during the period of the residency (because most of their visitors come on the weekends, they request that Visiting Artists work on those days); and (3) commit to follow the Visiting Artist Program requirements.

DEADLINE:
By February 28 provide a completed Application Form, CD with 15 images, and a list of the images.

ENTRY FEE:
There is no application fee.

JURY PROCESS: Selections will be made in a two-step process. The juror is F. Lennox Campello, author of the blog Daily Campello News and of the forthcoming 100 Artists of Washington. He is also an artist, curator, and former gallerist. He will review all applications and select a group of finalists who present evidence of artistic merit based on submitted applications. The Visiting Artist Program Committee will then match as many finalists as possible to spaces available, taking into account the applicant’s requirements, attributes of the specific studios available, and the goal of providing a range of media experiences to their visiting public. Visiting Artists will occupy studios temporarily vacated by resident artists.

APPLICATIONS: Please note that email entries are not permitted and incomplete applications will not be reviewed. For questions, email vap@torpedofactory.org.

ABOUT THE TORPEDO FACTORY: The Torpedo Factory Art Center (TFAC) is one of the largest visual art centers in the U.S. and is home to more than 140 visual artists working in 82 studios. Artists create in a wide variety of media including painting, fiber, jewelry, ceramics, printmaking, cast and stained glass, photography, and sculpture. The Torpedo Factory is open to the public every day; visitors are invited and welcomed into studios to enjoy the art, watch artists at work, ask questions, and purchase original art – allowing the public an opportunity to share in the excitement and fascination of the creative process.

Tag: Art Deadlines

PLAY before EATING

CALL for ENTRIES: 19th Annual CPSA Int’l Exhibit

For complete details, download the Prospectus!

DON’T BE A CHICKEN

Call for Submissions: Arts and Writing Submissions

Please remember The Flaneur is published in black and white!

For full details, visit the Submissions Page!

DON’T FREEZE ME OUT

Take a look…

CALL for ENTRIES: Chelsea International l Fine Art Competition

For complete details, see the Competition Guidelines online!

BITE ME

CALL for PROPOSALS: Rosewood Gallery Solo Show

For complete details, Visit the Call online!

TURN UP THE GREENS

CALL for ENTRIES: Gateway to Imagination

For complete details, download the Prospectus!

BUTTER ME UP!

OPEN CALL: Juried Photography Exhibit

For complete details, Download the Prospectus!

SALTY BUT SWEET

CALL for ENTRIES: Thunder at CAM

For complete details, visit the Coos Art Museum online!

CAN’T BUY ME LOVE!

CALL for ENTRIES: Beetle Blockers Beetle Art

All this will happen through an artistic media as people explore the wonderful town of Frisco, Colorado.

For complete detail, Download the Prospectus/Entry Form!

CASH for PUPPIES

CALL for ENTRIES: 2nd SemiAnnual Competition

For complete details, visit Dave Bown Projects online!

PICKLE ME TINK!

Art is so cool.

VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM: Torpedo Factory Art Center

For complete details, download the 2011 Prospectus!

Call for Submissions:
Arts and Writing Submissions

Please remember
The Flaneur
is published in
black and white!

**DON’T FREEZE ME OUT**

OPEN CALL:
Juried Photography Exhibit

CALL for ENTRIES:
2nd SemiAnnual Competition