Juried Exhibition

Call for Art: Acts of Care - Nurturing the Present, Shaping the Future

Acts of Care: Nurturing the Present, Shaping the Future: July 12 – August 16, 2025
Care is both love and labor—nurturing, repairing, and sustaining ourselves, others, and our communities. This exhibition builds on feminist histories of care work, recognizing its often invisible, gendered, racialized, and classed dimensions. Open to women and non-binary artists, including transgender women and femme-identifying genderqueer artists, the exhibition welcomes up to three works per artist in any visual medium that engage with the theme and have not been previously shown at WMG. Juror: Kristen Carter
Final Entry Due Date: May 21, 2025, 11:59 PM | Entry Fee: $35

North of the 45th: 17th Annual Upper Midwest Juried Exhibition

North of the 45th is an annual juried exhibition of artists living in the geographical area

north of the 45th parallel in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. The 2024 exhibition

will be juried by Shawn Powell and Annie Wischmeyer based in Kent, Ohio. Powell is an

artist, associate professor, and the graduate coordinator at Kent State University. Wischmeyer is a

curator, writer, and curatorial consultant for Curated Storefront in Akron, Ohio. Together they run Gazebo

Gallery bringing in artists from around the country to stage ephemeral outdoor exhibitions.

 

Eligibility: Open to residents of Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin,

18+ who are living north of the 45th parallel with up to +/- 1 degree of this area.

 

Solo Exhibition Opportunity

The Painting Center, an artist-run non-profit gallery in the heart of Chelsea, announces a call for submissions for two solo exhibition opportunities in the Project Room space of the gallery. The two solo exhibitions will take place in 2025, and each separate exhibition will have a run time of four weeks. If you are selected, there is no additional fee for showing your work in our space. Chase Cantwell and Kristin Osterberg will select the two artists for the two solo exhibitions. We invite visual artists of all disciplines to submit work. Please present strong examples of the works you would include in your solo exhibition if selected for this opportunity.

Call for Entries: The Mudflat Cup Show

Artists over 18 residing in the US or Canada are invited to submit a cup or mug for consideration for The Mudflat Cup Show, juried exhibition. All pieces must be functional, food-safe, created in the last 3 years and available for purchase. Artists are able to submit up to 5 entries. Juror: Martha Grover. Submission deadline: February 4, 2024. Exhibition dates: March 28-April 13, 2024. 

Common Threads: Art & Fiber

Fiber Arts have a long tradition not only of utility but of storytelling and personal expression. This exhibit celebrates the hard work and creativity of fiber artists, from quilting and embroidery to textiles, weaving, or mixed media collage. This call is open to all artists, age 18 or older, living within the United States. Artists are invited to enter innovative art created from natural fibers as well as plant and animal fibers. The majority of the art piece must be fiber component or textile technique. We look forward to showcasing a wide range of contemporary and innovative wall hung works where fiber is the primary medium.

Full prospectus with all the details posted on our Common Threads Call Page on our website!

Juried Exhibition - EYES WIDE OPEN

JURIED EXHIBITION 1 - EYES WIDE OPEN
Submissions via Submittable only.

We invite artists to submit their best works in any medium, including painting, sculpture, photography, printmaking, fiber arts, ceramics, etc. (with the exception of video and projection-based work). This is a wonderful opportunity to showcase your talent, reach a new audience, and connect with fellow artists.

To be eligible for the exhibition, all artworks must be original, completed within the past three years, and not previously exhibited at OPAL and ready to hang.

Juror: Marlon Tobias, Artist-Educator

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