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Visual Arts Thematic Residency | Plastic - Online 2021

Overview
Plastic is everywhere, and is increasingly an object of environmental concern. However, it also provides the basis of our contemporary infrastructures including buildings, clothing, and communications networks. Despite the necessary campaigns for the elimination of single-use plastics, it is a material that cannot be easily dismissed. Plastic is one of the most intimate manifestations of our connections with oil, as it is used in everything from baby bottles to sex toys. It is also one of the foremost materials used in the production of contemporary art, from molds to vinyl to paints.  

Submitted on Tue, 06/01/2021 - 23:40

Call for Artists: The Spongleheim Gallery Presents “F▲C3”

The Spongleheim gallery is pleased to announce the call for artists for our next exhibition is now open.  We are looking for works inspired by the theme “F▲C3”.  All works will be considered but we are particularly interested in showcasing work in the genres of outsider art, art brut, naïve art, folk art and other forms of self-taught artistry.

All image-based submissions are welcome (e.g. drawing, painting, sculpture, photography) but we cannot accept films or music for this exhibition.

TIMESCALES
25th January 2021:  Call for submissions open
15th February 2021: Call for submissions closes
26th February 2021: Artists notified via e-mail1st March 2021: Exhibition opens
21st March 2021: Exhibition closes

Submitted on Mon, 01/25/2021 - 11:28

ESPERANZA submissions

ESPERANZA is a digital space for visual artists who make work in response to place, identity, family history, and memory.

the project is dedicated to my great-grandmother, Esperanza Balmaceda de Josefé, the Mexican communist feminist and social worker who fought for women’s rights, Pan-American feminism and equality for indigenous women.

this is an inclusive curatorial project that centers BIPOC, immigrants, women, and artists on the LGBTQIA+ spectrum.

Submitted on Fri, 11/27/2020 - 19:47
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