Brighton

Draw to Perform Residency Sep 2024

The D2P Residency program in 2024 is a unique opportunity for new and developing professional artists and art students to engage in the dynamic artistic discipline of drawing performance art. The program provides the foundation to develop drawing and performance skills and to translate creative practice into live action. This rigorous 15 days structured program of mentored residency includes one-on-one tutorials, workshops, intensive studio time, studio visits and artist talks by UK drawing and performance artists.The program is headed by artist and curator Ram Samocha, who is internationally acclaimed and the founder of Draw to Perform.

Hi, Hey! Hello.

Hi, Hey! Hello. is FRESH SALAD’s new global open call exhibition project.  Including both an online virtual gallery show hosted on our website as well as a physical showcase of work at Dog and Bone Gallery in Brighton, UK. 

The show will run from the 11th - 30th of November 2023. 

Application information:

-No theme

-Submitted work: 2D, 3D and time based artwork

-Open to international artists

-Deadline: 6th November 2023

-Free to apply

-Application form found @freshsaladart & freshsalad.cargo.site

Brighton Art in the Park

Brighton Art in the Park will be a one-day family friendly festival that will allow for local and area wide, artists to display and sell their artwork. Quality of the work will be juried before entering to ensure professional, diverse and attractive styles. Art in the Park will give patrons the opportunity to meet and talk with artists, buy unique art, enjoy live musical performances, artist demonstrations, and children’s interactive art activities. Art in the Park will draw people from all over the Denver metro area and beyond, allowing us to showcase Brighton and provide patrons with exposure to our unique community that they might not otherwise experience.

Cheap and Low

Open Call for Artists

 

Metropolis Contemporary invites artists of any medium to take part in the Cheap and Low

exhibition.

Cheap and Low illuminates class struggle within art production. It aims to take a step against

canonical art, distance itself from the traditional oil tempera of the Masters, and position

Cheap and Low art in the epicentre of the contemporary art world.

Artists are not thematically tied to Cheap and Low, as long as there is an indication of

accessible and affordable use of products. We encourage artworks that attempt to

democratise art and whose use of materials responds directly to working-class art.

Metropolis Contemporary aims to promote emerging underrepresented artists and fight

ART IN THE PARK

Brighton Art in the Park will be a one-day festival Saturday, September 1oth, from 10am to 4pm, that will allow for local, statewide, and regional artists to display and sell their artwork. Quality of the work will be juried to ensure professional, diverse and attractive styles. Art in the Park will give patrons the opportunity to meet and talk with artists, buy unique art, enjoy live musical performances, artist demonstrations, and partake in children’s interactive art activities. Art in the Park will draw people from all over the Denver metro area and the region, allowing us to showcase Brighton and provide patrons with exposure to our unique community that they might not otherwise experience.

Glitter in my wounds

The call is directed at artists that identify as queer and who work with any art medium (visual artists, filmmakers, writers, performers).

The Exhibition:

“Glitter in my wounds” takes its title from the homonym poem by queer author CAConrad. (Read it here)

The exhibition wants to be a celebration of queer artists and activists and to raise awareness of the discrimination and oppression that queer people still face in our society.

If interested, please get in touch before June 27th. 

Please include the following in your email:  1. Your name and pronouns 2. Social Media and/or website 3. Links to up to 3 works including price information 4. Artist bio

Selected artists will be notify by 30 June.

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