Visual Arts

Works on Paper

For many, the freedom and immediacy afforded by working on paper is instrumental to their practices, spawning new
techniques and aesthetics, subjects and methods. Works On Paper encompasses a diverse range of media — from
drawing, printmaking, painting, collage, and beyond. Far from being confined to studies and experiments, works on
paper represent important modes of art-making in their own right.
BWAC is seeking artists exploring the creative potential of working on paper. Works On Paper will showcase artists with
an experimental spirit and exploration of the interaction between artist and paper in the process of creating art. No
photography. Original and framed work only.

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May Flowers

As a way to welcome the arrival of Spring, our May group art show ”May Flowers” seeks to celebrate flowers, their beauty, and rich historical significance in various cultures worldwide.

Throughout history, humans have used flowers to communicate their emotions and to commemorate various occasions. The beauty and fleeting nature of flowers and the diverse cultural associations and symbolism attached to them have served as an inspiration to many great artists from Vincent Van Gogh to Maria Sibylla Merian. This group show showcases how flowers have remained an emblem of beauty and significance in both art and human culture over the ages. We encourage our artists to explore various interpretations of flowers and their significance in the art world.

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CALL FOR ART | FLAWLESS: Embracing Imperfection In Art

CALL FOR ART | FLAWLESS: Embracing Imperfection In Art VIRTUAL GROUP EXHIBIT

Women United ART MOVEMENT is thrilled to announce an international call for art for our upcoming virtual group exhibit FLAWLESS: Embracing Imperfection In Art!

"Flawless" challenges traditional notions of perfection by celebrating the beauty found within imperfections. This exhibit invites artists to explore the complexities of flawlessness, whether it's through highlighting the beauty in the unconventional, embracing the authenticity of imperfections, or redefining standards of perfection altogether.

Themes:

BEAUTY IN IMPERFECTION

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CALL FOR ARTISTS | Women United ARTIST DIRECTORY

CALL FOR ARTISTS | WOMEN UNITED ARTIST DIRECTORY

Women United ART MOVEMENT is excited to announce that the doors to the Artist Directory are open!

At Women United ART MOVEMENT, we believe in the power of women's creativity. Our international network of women artists is breaking barriers and reshaping the art world landscape. With our artist directory, collectors and industry professionals gain exclusive access to a curated selection of profiles showcasing the diverse talents of this underrepresented group.

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OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS // On-line Program

GlogauAIR is a space for all types of artists. We welcome applications from all around the world and various backgrounds and artistic disciplines. The applications are reviewed by GlogauAIR’s team which is comprised of local and international art professionals.

The program includes curatorial support, regular group meetings, talks by experts and workshops. The artists are asked to work from their homes or personal studios, using material they can source.

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Innuendo

Country of Exhibition: UK. Online (no need to physically submit work)

Artists have to be over 21 years old.

No sales commission.

If your artwork is selected for the exhibition, we will confirm by email.

2D is accepted: paintings, graphics, digital graphics, artistic design, collage, photography, print.

The time of the exhibition is three months. After this period all archives are moved to the "Past Exhibitions" section of the website www.ekmgallery.co.uk