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The Ideal Error

exactly.ai will curate an exhibition and a panel evening during London Digital Art Week, which will take place from April 22 to 28, 2024. We will host a discussion at the Shoreditch Art Clubs in collaboration with World of Women, a women-led Web3 community and NFT collection. Artists are invited to submit their artwork created with exactly.ai to an Open Call The Idea Error.
The Ideal Error

We will showcase selected artworks submitted to this Open Call during the panel evening. The theme of the Open Call is The Ideal Error. We want to celebrate the errors and unexpected beauty produced by AI, challenging traditional notions of perfection and aesthetics. We invite you to show your appreciation for the unexpected in your art.

Submitted on Thu, 04/18/2024 - 13:02

Call for Contributors or Co-Producers for Emerging Artist Development

This paid opportunity invites 3-4 individuals or collectives to support a four-month long young artist development programme launching in May 2024, intended to support emerging artists finding barriers to entering creative careers, as well as new arts graduates struggling to find early career opportunities. Delivered through a combination of participant-led peer-learning workshops and three mentorship or practice development sessions, this project will offer participants reflexive mentorship and networking opportunities with artists and gallery professionals in London.

Submitted on Tue, 04/16/2024 - 17:58

Cherrylawn/Littlefield Street Mural and Curb Extension Project

City Walls and Department of Public Works - Complete Streets are partnering with residents to create a safer and more connected route for kids walking/biking to Noble Elementary. This includes traffic calming features like curb extensions and street art! We're looking for artists to help design the art and paint the art with the Noble Elementary teachers and students. Let's make Cherrylawn a space that fosters a sense of community and reflects the school and neighborhood character, all while protecting the children on their way to school! This project is all about creating a connected, safe, and inclusive community.

Submitted on Mon, 04/08/2024 - 22:25

REQUEST FOR 2025 EXHIBITION PROPOSALS

Crossing Arts is currently accepting submissions for solo and group exhibitions, as well as proposals for exhibits that specifically address diversity, inclusion, and equity. We are seeking submissions to exhibit during 2025, please review the guidelines below before submitting your work. 

All artists living in the United States are encouraged to apply (a very strong and consistent body of work is essential).  Open to all traditional and non-traditional art forms and media. Artwork must not have been previously exhibited with  Crossing Arts. All submissions will be reviewed and juried by the Crossing Arts Gallery Committee, which is made up of  working professional artists, educators, and art organization leaders in our local community.  

Submitted on Fri, 04/05/2024 - 20:31

The Bottle Cap - Online Open Call

Welcome to Art On An Object (AOAO), where transformation reigns supreme and artistic challenges fuel inspiration.

At Art On An Object, we believe in the power of art to defy conventions, challenge norms, and transform the mundane into the extraordinary. Our mission is simple: to provide a platform for contemporary artists to unleash their creativity and showcase their remarkable talents.

Each month, we present a new challenge that allow artists to push the boundaries of artistic expression. By setting challenges to redefine everyday objects through art, our challenges ignite innovation and encourage artists to break free from the constraints of tradition.

Submitted on Wed, 04/03/2024 - 15:24

Romano Cagnoni Award 2024

The Romano Cagnoni Award, international prize dedicated to photojournalism, was born in 2019 in memory of the multifaceted ability to narrate the world by the photographer Romano Cagnoni (1935-2018).

The Award is promoted by the Romano Cagnoni Foundation, in collaboration with Photolux – International Festival of Photography. The Romano Cagnoni Award, directed by Benedetta Donato, is held every two years with the aim of supporting photographers who investigate, with depth and participation, topics related to the human condition, social and environmental change, humanitarian crises and the violation of human rights in the world.

RCA24 CONCEPT is ROOTS

Submitted on Mon, 04/01/2024 - 15:06

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