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INTERN: Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit

Posted on December 10, 2010December 10, 2010 by R.L. Gibson

SCRAMBLING YOUR EGGS

So the age old question is “which came first, the chicken or the egg?” I, of course, think the question should be “which do I EAT first, the chicken or the egg?” But for lots of my readers who are facing graduation or career change, the question is “How do I get a job that requires experience if I can’t get a job to get the experience required?” Tough question. This next call might provide at least one answer…

Check out this Call for Applications for an Internship at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Detroit (MOCAD). There is a rapidly approaching deadline in December, but if you don’t make that one, there are always the April and August deadlines. Take a look…

CALL for APPLICATIONS:
Internship at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit

The Internship Program at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD) offers participants “hands on” training in the museum profession and a comprehensive overview of museum operations. Interns also gain insight into the national and international world of contemporary art.

The Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit Internship Program welcomes students and recent graduates who wish to broaden thir education and professional experience by working and learning in a not-for-profit museum. All MOCAD departments offer experiential education in a challenging, hands-on environment in exchange for a substantive contribution from talented and interested individuals.

The Museum presents an ambitious schedule of cutting-edge exhibitions as well as educational and outreach programs, and MOCAD interns have the unique opportunity to participate in the development and expansion of these programs and operations.

ELIGIBILITY: You must be over the age of 18 to qualify for an internship at MOCAD. Qualifications vary for each intern position and some positions may require college or graduate training and/or professional experience. In order to increase diversity in professions related to museums and the arts, the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit seeks diversity in its intern staff and provides equal opportunity to its applicants.

PAYMENT:
When making your arrangements, please
keep in mind that internships are unpaid.

APPLICATION:
Download App (PDF).

Interns must submit an intern application form along with two letters of recommendation from professors and/or previous employers, a resume and a cover letter.

Once your file is complete, please do not call the Intern Coordinator to check on the status of your application. Only those applicants whom the departments are interested in interviewing will be contacted. The Department Supervisor will notify selected interns of acceptance at least two weeks before the start of each cycle.

DEADLINES: December 20, April 15, August 15. There are three application deadlines and selection periods per year. Internships require a minimum commitment of fourteen hours per week for three months, during which time interns may complete a number of exclusive projects as well as daily assignments. Interns also participate in departmental meetings, special events, and various educational programs, as well as attend regular museum programming including artist talks, lectures, etc.

DEPARTMENTS: Internships are available in the following departments: Administration, Development, Education, Exhibitions, Graphic Design, Media Relations, Museum Store, Programming, and Special Events. For details on the duties of an intern as they relate to each department, visit the Opportunities page.

DAYS & HOURS: Interns must be able to work a minimum of two days per week/seven hours per day. The exact schedule will be determined with the department supervisor. Interns must be able to work a full term.

For all the details, visit the Opportunities page!

ART PUBLICATION: The Glass Coin

Posted on December 9, 2010December 9, 2010 by R.L. Gibson

ONE OF A KIND DISH!

I have always wanted to write a cookbook, but alas, I suspect that all I know and love about food is already written. Therefore, I strive to create art and always encourage Art Publication. My work is unique, and I know yours is too. This next call is a great opportunity to show off your unique creations…

Check out this Open Call for Submisssions to The Glass Coin. Here is a free opportunity to promote your work in a young new online zine. Take a look…

OPEN CALL:
Art for The Glass Coin

Your art should convey meaning, tell a story or be a picture in a poem. The Glass Coin likes photography and original art in any medium.

Editor’s Note: This online zine is run by two young editors with a love of writing and art. Take a moment to submit your work today!

ELIGIBILITY: Just one piece at a time for artists, and it should convey both themes.

ENTRY FEE: There is no entry fee.

DEADLINES: Check the website for rolling deadlines dates.

THEMES for The Glass Coin:

January & February – There is no specific theme. Explore an idea. If you have a pair of ideas you may send those as well. *Editors note: As of 12/9/10, they are full for January, but are still looking for submissions for Spring.

March – The fair maiden and the foul beast. Fair play and the cheat. We want stories of a day at the fair and odes to foul smells. Was the ball fair or foul? Tell us, who said life was fair?

April – Will you follow suit (& tie)? Will you leave it undone? Do you go in for what suits you? Or are you tied up?

In this issue they are looking beyond the clothes that make the man, and into what makes our lives simple or complicated.

May – Mother and Child. The Unicorn said, “I always thought children were fabulous monsters.” And they are. Many women build these fabulous monsters inside their bodies – it’s just so sci-fi.

One of the most elusive and powerful relationships in the human condition is the relationship we have with our mothers. Want to share yours?

SUBMISSIONS: They will accept attachments for art, and they only accept JPGS. They welcome both color and black and white. Your subject line and file name should be the same as writing submissions. For example: Beginnings-Endings – Art – The Great Image – Your Name

SIZES:

Landing Page: 595 x 630
Top banner: 1000 x 275
Bottom banner: 1000 x 92
Twitter backdrop: 1500 x 1100

For full details, visit the Glass Coin’s Guidelines page!

CALL for ENTRIES: Graphic Design for a Cure

Posted on December 8, 2010 by R.L. Gibson

PINK ICING
on the CAKE!

This time of year is often accompanied by the primal urge to do something for others. I wish we could find that recipe to cook up on a more regular basis, don’t you? Check out the cookies from Red Riding Hood Edibles. Most of the women in my family have been affected by cancer in one form or the other. This next Call gives me an opportunity to cook up a little something to give back.

Check out this Call for Entries for the Poster Contest to support the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. There is no entry fee, and if your design is chosen, your poster will be plastered all over NYC. Plus, you’ll know that you helped just a little in the Race for the Cure for breast cancer. Take a look…

CALL for Entries: Run Breast Cancer out of Town

One in every eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime, which means that whether it’s a mother, daughter, sister, wife, colleague, or neighbor, chances are you will know someone who’s had to battle the disease.

Susan G. Komen for the Cure is the global leader in the fight against breast cancer, working to save lives, empower people, ensure quality care for all and energize science to find the cures. The Greater New York City Affiliate is #1 in fundraising and grants given out of the entire Komen network of 125 Affiliates worldwide.

Now you have a chance to make a difference. Using your skills, you can join the fight to Run Breast Cancer Out of Town by submitting a concept for the 2011 Susan G. Komen New York City Race for the Cure campaign.

It’s simple.

Just follow the guidelines & your artwork could be seen all over New York City as part of next year’s Race campaign.

MEDIA: Create an amazingly eye-catching piece of artwork incorporating the words, “RUN BREAST CANCER OUT OF TOWN.”

Include New York City in your artwork. The city itself is one of the things that sets this Race apart, and they like to show it off. It doesn’t have to be the skyline, but be sure the art lets everyone know that they’re in the Big Apple.

Create an original piece of artwork that can be adapted to various proportions and sizes. Sometimes we may need something as small as a postcard and other times we may be on the Jumbotron at Macy’s. Think flexibility when designing your artwork.

COLOR: Pink is THE color. It is the universal color for breast cancer and should be a part of the color scheme. BUT, feel free to mix in other colors. The pinks used in their logo are Pantone 227 and 232.

FORMAT: Illustrator is the preferred application because vector art is the easiest to manipulate, but if you need to create your art using a different program or the old-fashioned way, by hand, then make sure that you create something that can be adapted to both vertical and horizontal formats (mainly vertical) and it must be at least 600 dpi at 8.5” x 11”.

Remember that they are going to need to add logos and some copy. Please include your name, address, telephone number and email address with your emailed entry.

DEADLINE: December 31, 2010. Please email your submission to vcalhoun@komennyc.org. Low resolution is best for emailing. If your artwork is selected they will require the high resolution version at that point.

RIGHTS: Contest participants are required to assign their interests in the artwork to the Greater New York City Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure as a condition to participation. Download the Assignment of Rights Form Please note that you must include an executed assignment form with your submission. Download the assignment form. A PDF or fax (212-560-9598) is fine.

PRIZES: $500 cash award, a copy of the final printed poster, your profile on the Komen Greater NYC website, and two free registrations in the Komen New York City Race for the Cure®

For the details, please visit the Susan G Komen website!

CALL for ENTRIES: Picturing Life as a Woman

Posted on December 7, 2010December 7, 2010 by R.L. Gibson

POTATO SPLAT

History has never been my favorite subject. However, I recognize how important a sense of history is in our everyday lives. Everytime I make potato pancakes …and inevitably burn, mangle or drop them …I smile knowing Julia Child got there before me. This next Call gives you a reason and purpose to reflect upon your history…at least about half of you.

Check out this Call for Entries from the MPLS Photo Center for Picturing Life as a Woman. Submissions are limited only by your imagination. With the holidays rapidly approaching, our lives are ripe with subject matter. Take a look…

CALL for ENTRIES: Picturing Life as a Woman

Women have been actively involved with photography since the medium’s inception in 1839. The barriers to their participation were lower than in the other arts, and recognition often came faster. Yet women and their photographs have not been as visible as they should have been in view of their numbers and past influence. Only in fairly recent exhibitions and critical writings have women’s work in photography received due consideration.

Diane Arbus, Roni Horn, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman, Kiki Smith and thousands more women use their cameras as instruments of revelation – often about themselves. In the process they challenge assumptions about what it means to be and be seen.

ELIGIBILITY: This International Call for Entry invites women from around the world to submit photographs that demonstrate a smart, critical take on women with cameras in this day of a more open and subtle notion of gendered identity.

Submissions are only limited by your imagination and may cover a broad range of challenging, personal, emotional, and political issues facing women today. Their work-life, home, family, friends, relationships, life partners, homosexual, heterosexual, politics, equal rights, stereotypes, causes, roles and wishes.

DEADLINE: January 24th, 2011

NOTIFICATION: January 30th, 2011

ENTRY FEE: $35 for the first 5 images, $10 each additional

AWARDS: First Place – $400, Second Place – $300, Third Place – $200, Honorable Mentions(3) – $100

JUROR: Christina Chang, Assistant Curator, Wiesman Art Museum

For all the details, visit the MPLS website!

OPEN CALL: Space 237

Posted on December 6, 2010 by R.L. Gibson

VALUE MENU

I like fast food as much as the next girl. But too much of anything can be bad for you. And just sometimes, I would rather the question be “chicken or fish?” instead of “do you want fries with that?” Open calls are a little more like table service while themed shows are a bit like going through the drive-thru–I love them both. Check out this next call …chicken or fish?

Check out this Open Call for Artists Proposals for the upcoming season at Space 237. The entry fee is only $20 for a full year of shows, and they consider ALL media, even performance art. Don’t miss out on this opportunity!

OPEN CALL for SUBMISSIONS: Space 237

Space 237 holds two large exhibitions annually, filling both of their gallery spaces, as well as several smaller featured exhibitions, exclusively in their first floor gallery, throughout the remainder of the year.

For their large exhibition receptions, Space 237 often feature performance artists or unique presentations for the opening evening festivities.

DEADLINE: January 15, 2011

NOTIFICATION: When reviewing random submissions sent throughout the year please allow 30-45 days for reply.

ENTRY FEE:
$20 entry fee, payable to Space 237
(for the whole year of shows)

SALES: The gallery takes a 40% commission. All work must be for sale.

MEDIA: All media welcomed.

ELIGIBILITY: Must be 18 yrs or older.

ABOUT SPACE 237: Space 237 is a place where both artist and art enthusiast can interact and have an impact on what they may ultimately become, while reflecting upon the times and attitudes, causes and concerns that often require the peculiarly sensitive eye of the artist to synthesize and define in ways foreign to most of us.

Space 237 is creating an art environment dedicated to all forms of expression unfettered by concerns of acceptability to those who would otherwise feel constrained to prefer only the viewer’s status quo. A place where art, music, “performance”, film and video will enhance and expand the viewer’s consciousness with sights and sounds resulting in a total immersion in the many expressions of the creative process. Space 237 exists to encourage the next generation aspiring artists.

For all the details, Download the Guidelines!

CALL for SUBMISSIONS: Courthouse Gallery

Posted on December 5, 2010 by R.L. Gibson

TABULA RASA

As we approach the new year, I start thinking about wiping the slate clean and starting with no guidelines or expectations… a fresh start if you will. Of course I am talking about my spice cabinet, but it applies to this next Call for Proposals to be a part of next year’s exhibition series, too…

Check out this Call for Proposals for the 2011 Season at the Courthouse Gallery sponsored by the Lake George Arts Project. There is no fee or restrictions to submitting your proposal for a group or solow show, and you just might get a show out of your efforts. Take a look…

CALL for PROPOSALS: The Courthouse Gallery

The Lake George Arts Project Gallery Committee invites artists to submit exhibition proposals to the Courthouse Gallery.

They seek proposals from professional artists and crafts-persons (those making a living, or endeavoring to make a living, through their artwork).

Strong preference is given to work created within the past two years. They welcome proposals for special exhibitions, installations, mixed media presentations, and performance art.

DEADLINE: January 31, 2011 (and it is January 31st of each year)

SUBMISSION FEE: There is no fee to submit a proposal.

SUBMISSIONS: In lieu of submitting 35mm slides, artists may submit 10 to 12 digital images of recent work on a CD, in accordance with the following guidelines: Image Dimensions should be approximately 4 to 6 inches, and no more than 1200 x 1200 pixels (the longest dimension of the image must be no more than 1200 pixels).

The file size for each image must be no larger than 2 MB. Submit only PC-compatible files, in jpeg format, in RGB or SRGB color mode only (No CMYK). Label each file (image) with a number and title. The first nine images must begin with a zero (for example: 01title.jpg, 02title.jpg…15title.jpg). This will ensure that they are presented chronologically and follow your Image Script.

Please do not include other material on the CD. (Send only hard copy of resume, artist’s statement, and Image Script). Please do not submit material that requires software, plug-ins, extensions or other executables to be downloaded or installed. The CD must be clearly labeled with your name.

CHECKLIST: 10 to 12 images (either slides or on CD), and as a Hardcopy, please send your Resume, Artist’s Statement, Image Script (numbered to correspond with your digital images or slides).

The Image Script must have the following information: Artist’s name, title of work/image, medium, dimensions of artwork, Date of work/activity. And don’t forget to send a #10 Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope for notification letter. If you would like your materials returned to you please send appropriately sized SASE.

For more information, visit the Courthouse Gallery open call!

CALL for ENTRIES: NE National Exhibit

Posted on December 4, 2010July 27, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

NICELY BROWNED!

In 3rd grade, I took “European Art Lessons” for one hour per week. They weren’t like sauer kraut, foie gras or kidney pie that immediately hint at their origin. I never figured out exactly what made the lessons European, but I did learn if you overwork soft pastels, you will end up with a brown mess. They were worth their cost in wiener schnitzel. I hope this next Call will inspire you to create some un-brown work.

Check out this Call for Entries for the 7th Annual Northeast National Pastel Exhibition from the Arts Center + Old Forge. Membership is not required but could be a great opportunity to add to your personal arts community. Take a look…

CALL for ENTRIES:
7th Annual Northeast National Pastel Exhibition

The Arts Center/Old Forge will present it’s 7th annual Northeast National Pastel Exhibition. It has fast become a highlight of their annual exhibition calendar with thousands of visitors a year from the Northeast and beyond enjoying this varied and colorful display.

The Northeast National Pastel Exhibition has succeeded in educating and thrilling exhibit goers with works from some of the nation’s foremost pastel artists. As the exhibition grows, so does its reputation. More artists than ever have submitted work in the hopes of being selected last year.

DEADLINE: February 4, 2011

ENTRY FEE: Entry fee for two entries, $25-$40 depending on membership & how you choose to enter.

SUBMISSIONS: Click here for the Prospectus and Entry Forms.

JUROR OF SECLECTION: Wende Caporale is a nationally recognized leading pastel and oil portrait artist. Her special ability for capturing likenesses of children and families has brought her much acclaim including the New York Times praising Wende as a leader in the field.

Wende is the author of the book Painting Children’s Portraits in Pastel which has been selling worldwide since its publication in 2001.

In addition, her work has been featured in American Artist, International Artist, The Pastel Journal, Portrait Highlights and Pastel Artist International magazines. Wende’s work has been shown in museums and national exhibitions, garnering awards and honors including a designation of Master Pastelist from the Pastel Society of America.

JUROR OF AWARDS: Lucy Petrie is recognized primarily for her highly realistic images, each marked by vivid color and intensity. Dr. Petrie studied art and was selected for her first juried show in 2004.

Since 2004, she has won numerous awards in national and international competitions, including many at the Northeast National Pastel Exhibition, for which her work has been selected in all six previous years.

In 2007, Lucy was elected to Pastel Society of America signature membership, and in 2009 Lucy received the Master Circle Award from the International Association of Pastel Societies (IAPS). Her paintings have appeared in The Pastel Journal, American Artist and more. “Painting is about learning how to see and using that skill to unravel the mystery of representing what’s seen on the paper. I am continually thrilled by the visual feast of the world.” continues below

AWARDS: Creative Spirit Award $1,000
Alexander/Rosenau Award $500
Judge’s Choice Award $300
Outstanding Genre Award $275
Outstanding Landscape Award $200
J. Mabon Childs Memorial Award $200
Adirondack Pastel Society Outstanding Still Life Award $100
Julie Tabbitas Moore Award $100
Kelly Weal Memorial Award $100
Karen Jensen Memorial Award $100
Outstanding Portrait Award $100
Outstanding Small Format Award $100
Outstanding Still Life Award $100
Rooney ETC. Award $100
Vermont Pastel Society Award $100

For all the details,
visit the Arts Center + Old Forge website!

CALL for ENTRY: Lens 2011

Posted on December 3, 2010 by R.L. Gibson

ORANGE YOU GLAD?

I am amazed by how often I am reminded that it is all about perspective. My child loves tomato sauce and ketchup but will only eat home-grown, raw tomatoes. He’ll put ranch dressing on virtually anything…except chicken. But, then again, I love oranges but seriously dislike orange juice. Go figure. This next Call seeks your perspective.

Check out this Call for Entries for the Lens 2011 competition from the Perspective Gallery located just north of Chicago. All subject matter and photographic processes are accepted, and their sales commission is only 30%. Take a look…

CALL for ENTRIES: Lens 2011

Perspective Gallery is pleased to announce its inaugural juried exhibition of photography, LENS 2011. Photographers are invited to submit work for possible inclusion in the exhibition. All subject matter and photographic processes are welcome.

Perspective Gallery is a not-for-profit, community-oriented cooperative whose purpose is to promote photography as fine art. Perspective is located in Evanston, Illinois, immediately north of Chicago.

The members of Perspective Group and Photography Gallery bring a rich blend of experience and focus to the gallery. Members’ work has been shown at galleries, colleges, libraries and in publications and juried shows across the country. The artistic styles and techniques of the members include traditional film, digital, alternative processes, mixed media, collage and encaustic art.

SUBMISSIONS: Artists are invited to submit up to five (5) photographic images, JPEG form. The images must have been created within the past five years. Artists should complete the entry form and upload their images at: http://perspectivegallery.slideroom.com

DEADLINE:
January 9, 2011

NOTIFICATION:
January 20, 2011

ENTRY FEE: The fee for submitting up to five (5) images is $35. The fee is non-refundable.

JUROR: Natasha Egan, Associate Director & Curator of the Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago. She has organized numerous international exhibitions and contributed essays to many publications. Natasha is co-author of The Transparent City, a book of photographs by Michael Wolf.

COMMISSION: Perspective Gallery will receive a 30% commission on any artwork sold during the exhibition. Artists will receive 70% of the sales price of any work sold.

AWARDS: One photographer will be awarded a featured exhibition at Perspective, and a $200 stipend. The first runnerup will receive a $150 stipend, and the second runner-up will receive a $100 stipend. continues below

For complete details, Download the Prospectus!

CALL for ENTRIES: Dance with Me

Posted on December 2, 2010 by R.L. Gibson

CHA CHA CHA

Some people dance when they cook. Some FOOD dances…remember the popcorn box from the movie screens of yesterday? Me, I sing. I have to fight back the sound of my father singing Hey Good Lookin’, Whatcha got Cookin’? everytime I turn on a stove burner. But this next Call for Entry could benefit from that inspiration.

Check out this Call for Entries for Dance with Me from the Pop Revolution Gallery. Whether your inspiration is Hank Williams or Henri Matisse, this show has room for your interpretations. Take a look…

CALL for ENTRIES: Dance with Me

The Pop Revolution Gallery is excited to announce Dance with Me, a juried exhibition open to artists working in all mediums.

The theme for this exhibit is the Art of Dance. For inspiration, they divided this broader theme down into three categories: Romantic (i.e. The Butler by Jack Vettriano), Expressive (i.e. The Dance by Matisse) and Trained/Studio (i.e. dance portraits by Edgar Degas). These are just offered as assistance, so feel free to explore your own dance musings.

ELIGIBILITY: The exhibition is open to artists 18 years or older. All work must be original work. Students must not present work for consideration if assisted in any way in arrangement or execution. Artists accepted for the exhibition will be asked for an artist bio for display purposes.

DEADLINE: January 29, 2011

NOTIFICATION: February 2, 2011

ENTRY FEE: An entry fee of $25 for the first entry, $12 for each additional entry. Up to 4 pieces can be entered in to the show.

SUBMISSIONS: Files can be emailed or snail mailed. For full guidelines, download the Prospectus!

COMMISSION: Pop Revolution Gallery will retain a 40% commission of the sale price.

AWARDS: Best of Show: $500, 2nd Place: $250, and People’s Choice Award: $100

JUROR: Carol MacConnell creates diverse oil paintings in an array of vivid colors and composition. Her paintings draw the viewer though various emotions from playful and enchanting to serene and peaceful.

Carol is a native of Cincinnati, OH. She received a Bachelor of Fine Art from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and has continued her study of painting with internationally known artists, Quang Ho, Zhaoming Wu, Carolyn Anderson and C.W. Mundy. Her work has received numerous awards and is part of private and corporate collections throughout the United States and Europe.

ABOUT THE GALLERY: Pop Revolution Gallery is a cutting edge art gallery located in Historic Downtown Mason Ohio, which opened in the fall of 2008. Pop Revolution specializes in art exhibitions from local artists focusing on the powerful message of art and modern society.

For full details, Download the Prospectus!

CALL for ENTRIES: Junk Metal Sculpture

Posted on December 1, 2010June 7, 2017 by R.L. Gibson

THE FIRST CUT

There is nothing like the beginning. My first class at Johnson & Wales was knife skills. I will never dice a vegetable again…only brunoise. I will never again cut matchstick size vegetables –only allumette. This next call is from a burgeoning gallery and may give a few of you your first shot at metal sculpture. For others, you might discover the beginning of a career in junk art. Seize your beginning…

Check out this Call for Entries from the Shaviq Gallery (Rapid City, SD) for Junk Metal Sculpture. The entry fee is cheap, the commission is unusually low, and the show length is long. You can’t ask for better circumstances for art sales. Take a look…

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CALL for ENTRIES:
Junk Metal Sculpture
from Shaviq Gallery

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ELIGIBILITY: Open to all U.S. artists

MEDIA: Junk metal sculpture

DEADLINE: December 22, 2010

NOTIFICATION: December 29, 2010

ENTRY FEE: $25 for up to 6 ($6 ea. add’l)

JURORS: John Lopez, Metal Sculpture Artist. Sculptor John Lopez was born and raised in Western SD. His western & rodeo theme bronzes have been well received & have sold all over the country from CA to NY. For the past 10 years, John has been working on The City of Presidents project in Rapid City SD, creating bronze sculptures of the presidents. In the midst of a successful career in bronze sculpting, Lopez discovered scrap iron sculpting. See Blonde pictured above right.

James Van Nuys, a realist painter & sculptor, is one of the finest interpreters of the SD landscape. Van Nuys was born in Whittier, CA and has lived intermittently in Rapid City,SD most of his life. He attended Wilmington College, graduating with a double major in art & music. Shawn Wilson, owner of the new Shaviq Gallery, designs beautifully unique jewelry consisting of natural stone, repurposed wire, bright colors of glass, broken jewelry, old buttons, dead watches, even tea bag tags.

SALES: The gallery will retain 35% commission

For all the details, visit the full Call for Entries!

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SCRAMBLING YOUR EGGS

CALL for APPLICATIONS: Internship at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit

For all the details, visit the Opportunities page!

ONE OF A KIND DISH!

OPEN CALL: Art for The Glass Coin

For full details, visit the Glass Coin’s Guidelines page!

PINK ICING on the CAKE!

CALL for Entries: Run Breast Cancer out of Town

It’s simple.

For the details, please visit the Susan G Komen website!

POTATO SPLAT

CALL for ENTRIES: Picturing Life as a Woman

For all the details, visit the MPLS website!

VALUE MENU

OPEN CALL for SUBMISSIONS: Space 237

For all the details, Download the Guidelines!

TABULA RASA

CALL for PROPOSALS: The Courthouse Gallery

For more information, visit the Courthouse Gallery open call!

NICELY BROWNED!

CALL for ENTRIES: 7th Annual Northeast National Pastel Exhibition

For all the details, visit the Arts Center + Old Forge website!

ORANGE YOU GLAD?

CALL for ENTRIES: Lens 2011

For complete details, Download the Prospectus!

CHA CHA CHA

CALL for ENTRIES: Dance with Me

For full details, Download the Prospectus!

THE FIRST CUT

CALL for ENTRIES: Junk Metal Sculpture from Shaviq Gallery

For all the details, visit the full Call for Entries!

CALL for APPLICATIONS:
Internship at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit

OPEN CALL:
Art for The Glass Coin

PINK ICING
on the CAKE!

CALL for ENTRIES:
7th Annual Northeast National Pastel Exhibition

For all the details,
visit the Arts Center + Old Forge website!

CALL for ENTRIES:
Junk Metal Sculpture
from Shaviq Gallery