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2024-2025 PHOTO URBANISM FELLOW

2024-2025 Photo Urbanism Call for Fellows
We are looking for photographers to apply for the 2024-2025 Photo Urbanism Fellowship to contribute with their unique lenses about an equitable water future for New York. Water is one of our most important and impactful assets. An Equitable Water Future must recognize that the health of the city’s public life depends on managing the risks of—and benefits of—New York as a water city, including commitment to innovative green infrastructure, well-planned coastal resilience, sustainable buildings, and cultural vibrancy.

Last Days to Apply! «WATER» | International Online Exhibition

Dive into the depths of artistic exploration with our upcoming exhibition, where we invite visionary artists to delve into the enigmatic world of "Elements." Our journey begins with the fluidity and grace of water – a source of life, inspiration, and boundless creativity. We seek artists to capture the essence of water and pave the way for an elemental odyssey that transcends boundaries. Unleash your creativity and be part of an exhibition that celebrates the profound connection between art and the foundational elements of our existence.

NYC4PA WATER 2023

So many sayings reference water, songs as well.  Water, of late a critical concern in our environment, is so very central to much of our lives. In addition, it is beautiful to photograph. This call is about how you, the photographer, capture water. Is it a thundering waterfall? Is it glistening droplets from a puppy shaking itself off, a surfer caught in the curl, or a reflection in a city pond? Maybe you used a slow shutter to create the soft image of flowing water in a stream. Teardrops, raindrops, dew drops .... ice floes, waterfalls, rapids and serene lakes. The list goes on. Black and white, color, abstract - all 2D mediums are welcome. 

NYC4PA Call for Entry - WATER 2023

“Water under the bridge”, “Water water everywhere”

So many sayings reference water, songs as well.  Water, of late a critical concern in our environment, is so very central to much of our lives. In addition, it is beautiful to photograph. This call is about how you, the photographer, capture water. Is it a thundering waterfall? Is it glistening droplets from a puppy shaking itself off, a surfer caught in the curl, or a reflection in a city pond? Maybe you used a slow shutter to create the soft image of flowing water in a stream. Teardrops, raindrops, dew drops .... ice floes, waterfalls, rapids and serene lakes. The list goes on. Black and white, color, abstract - all 2D mediums are welcome. 

Ebb and Flow, Wildlife and Water, animal art

Ebb and Flow: Wildlife and Water is an art exhibition about water and the animals that live in around this precious resource.

Submit your artwork of aquatic animals and animals in and/or around water. We encourage you to use your imagination and be creative with your submissions. Originality is one of the components the jury uses for selection.

There is a special award added for this exhibition: Artivism Award. This award is for artwork that speaks to animal activism and/or water conservation.

CATEGORIES

  • Digital Art (includes digitally manipulated photographs)
  • Drawing and Pastels
  • Mixed Media
  • Painting
  • Printmaking
  • Sculpture

Vol.7 - Finding Water in the West

Southwest Contemporary — Vol. 7 — Finding Water in the West

Southwest Contemporary invites artists throughout the Southwest to submit work to be included in Southwest Contemporary’s Spring-Summer 2023 issue, which will explore the theme “Finding Water in the West.”

Guest juror: Lucy R. Lippard, a writer/activist/sometime curator and author of 25 books on contemporary art activism, feminism, place, photography, archaeology, and land use.

Published: March 2023.

Deadline: November 18, 2022, 11:59 pm MT.

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About Vol. 7: Finding Water in the West.

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