Chicago

23rd International Open

Exhibition Description: Invitation to all female identified artists worldwide to submit artwork for this open exhibition. All themes, styles, and media will be considered. Artwork that explores or challenges conceptual and material boundaries is encouraged.

Submitted on Wed, 07/15/2020 - 18:03

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Call for Moving Image

Roman Susan Art Foundation is now accepting submissions of moving image work. Potential configurations include storefront projections at 1224 W Loyola Ave in Chicago, monitor-based installation, and screening events as a part of programming at various locations.

romansusan.org/call-for-moving-image

Submitted on Wed, 07/08/2020 - 16:45

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Living Artists of Today. CALL FOR ENTRY

Living Artists of Today: Contemporary Art. International. Vol. IV usually includes 30 to 40 artists. Each artist will be given 2 full pages that include 2-3 images and a short biography with personal contact information. Our books will be given their own International Standard Book Number (ISBN), Copyright, Library of Congress Catalogue Number, and industry registrations with over 25,000 retail outlets (Amazon, Barnes & Noble, eBay, etc.). These book title will be carried by a strategic partners of Author Solutions and by Ingram (which is the biggest distributor in the United States).

Due to the Covid-19 we are offering a 3 easy payment installments https://www.artandbeyondpublications.com/book-payment/

Submitted on Mon, 06/15/2020 - 23:00

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Reality and Art, a Call for Entries

Reality, Realism, Representation. Art is often about searching for and expressing reality, whether literally or conceptually.

This is a call for entries for a juried exhibition. We are seeking works that are representational in both the traditional sense of being compelled to express what you see and reality as a conceptual sense of using the contemporary current environment as a reference. This environment of shifting and contradicting truths, denial of science, proliferation of ‘alternative facts,’ and manipulations of imagery makes understanding reality and truth an illusive undertaking. The artist’s striving to express and understand reality becomes more complicated with this shifting appropriation of what is mere perception and what is reality.

Submitted on Wed, 06/10/2020 - 15:49