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Contemporary Art Gallery Online Announces an International Call for Artists to Participate in the 8th Annual 2021 “ALL Cityscape Art” Competition & Exhibition.

Contemporary Art Gallery Online has opened the “ALL Cityscape” Art Competition and Exhibition.  Entries are accepted   from February 22, 2021 to March 21, 2021.  Contemporary Art Gallery Online encourages entries from all 2D and 3D artists regardless of their experience or education in the art field.  An exhibition of all entrants will be held online from March 24th to April 20th, 2021.  Artists should submit their best representational and non-representational art.  This competition will be judged within three categories:  Paintings/Drawings, Photography/Digital Art and Mixed Media/3-Dimentional Art.  To read the complete Prospectus:  https://www.contemporaryartgalleryonline.gallery/2021-art-competition-cityscape 

Original Lantern Designs for the exhibition Illumination 2019

CAMERON ART MUSEUM, WILMINGTON, NC invites Proposals for Original Lantern Designs

Artist-Made Lantern Juried Exhibition

Illumination 2019 continues the tradition, exhibiting original lanterns by artists from coast to coast. Cameron Art Museum recognizes the crucial role of artists and art in creating an exceptional quality of life for a community. CAM believes that art, like a lantern, illuminates the mystery, empathy and wonder of human existence. Artists are invited to submit proposals of original designs for this one-of-a-kind exhibition.

$2500 in Cash Prize Awards

DCAD hosts visit from Hong Kong business delegation

Delaware College of Art and Design and community partner NextFab recently co-hosted a visit from representatives of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in New York.

HKETONY director Joanne Chu and deputy director Erica Lam met with DCAD President Jean Dahlgren, Dean Katy Ro, admissions director Jane B. Campbell, assistant admissions director Randle Reed and other administrators at the 600 N. Market St. campus building. Chu and Lam learned about the College’s programs, study body and community partnerships. They also discussed the state’s creative industries and DCAD’s role within those industries.

Registration open for DCAD’s summer Continuing Ed workshops and courses

Inspired teens and adults will have the opportunity to realize their creative potential in the engaging environment that is Delaware College of Art and Design through DCAD’s Summer 2019 Continuing Education workshops and courses in fine arts, jewelry design, photography and web/graphic design.

DCAD Continuing Ed fosters personal and professional growth through small classes that feature challenging and stimulating instruction conducted by an engaging and supportive faculty of working artists and design professionals. Aspiring and established creatives alike enjoy the convenience of a downtown Wilmington location and the flexibility of evening and weekend scheduling.

DCAD Continuing Ed is open to the community and is perfect for:

Artist, arts writer Catherine Quillman is 2019 DCAD commencement speaker

An illustrator, painter, writer and teacher known for her visual and verbal narratives will deliver the keynote address at this year’s Delaware College of Art and Design graduation ceremony. Catherine Quillman will address the Class of 2019 during the College’s 21st annual commencement exercises on May 6. The ceremony will open with remarks by New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer and feature a valedictory speech by graduating student Mikeria “Mickey” Flack.

DCAD welcomes Spaceboy into College-owned Market Street retail site

Delaware College of Art and Design is delighted that its retail space at 706 N. Market St. is the new home for downtown staple Spaceboy Clothing.

The relocation of Spaceboy from its previous 711 N. Market St. address commenced in January and was completed in time for the store’s 10th anniversary celebration, which included a grand reopening concert on March 2. The “one-stop shop for locally made graphic tees, custom clothing, vintage goods and more” debuted at a site on Kirkwood Highway in 2009 before moving first to 617 N. Market St. and then to 711 as the business, owned by Noah Merenda and David Sanchez, grew and evolved.

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