Exhibitions

BAROQUE BLUE 2025: art residency in Italy

BAROQUE BLUE Ionian SeArt Residency 2025

Contemporary Arts in the Nature in Salento (Lecce)

curated by Dores Sacquegna

THE PATH OF SYMBOLS - IV edition of Baroque Blue

Gallery Renaissance Presents:Symbols of Creation 1/2

Gallery Renaissance Presents:Symbols of Creation 1/2  

Symbols of Creation is an innovative initiative by Gallery Renaissance that challenges young artists to explore and reinterpret the representations of the forces of procreation.  Such images became taboo when Christianity and Islam became dominant but the underlying ideas, far from being eliminated, merely metamorphosed in unaccountable ways.  Our objective is to revisit these questions and to obtain a fresh perspective through the eyes of young artists.

Wildness │Call for Exhibition

WILDNESS

Call for Exhibition │Free entry

Accepted media: Photography, Video, Digital Visual Design

Group Exhibition in Rome. December 2025

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Men can learn to know themselves through their relationship with nature; awakening in them feelings, curiosity, fears etc., thus bringing out the most authentic side of one’s own being.

Pride 2025

Pride 2025
Online Exhibition: June 1st – July 31,  2025

Gallery B612 seeks to lift up and recognize LGBTQIA+ artists in America in this exhibition celebrating Pride month.

We would love to include artworks that depict families, personal stories of hope and resilience, and depictions of personal experiences (either abstract or representational) of LGBTQIA+ identifying artists.

We especially encourage artists with intersectional identities to apply.

Spectrum 2025: Spring Fever Call For Entries Carriage Barn Arts Center

Spectrum is a juried exhibition of original, contemporary artwork by local and regional artists, and invites submissions in all media and all sizes.  All entries must have been created within the past two years and not previously exhibited at the Carriage Barn.

The theme of the 2025 exhibition is SPRING FEVER and the juror Susan Eley, founder and director of Susan Eley Fine Art, will review original works in all media that celebrate and embody the vitality and energy of the spring season. 

Open Call for the Exhibition Unanchored Crafting at London Craft Week 2025

The traditional reliance on local materials for crafting is gradually diminishing under the influence of global migration. Artists now have the opportunity to explore the crafting technologies of other cultures through traveling, while also sourcing materials from the farthest corners of the globe via international trade. As a result, creativity is grounded in a much wider range of information, with the concept of "anchoring" becoming a thing of the past. Today, Compared to a fixed space-time, the context of crafting begins turning towards a random journey.

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