We invite artists from all backgrounds to submit their artwork for our juried exhibition, “Small Works.” This showcase aims to celebrate the power of small artworks that invites viewers to explore the intricacies of minute details.
All media is welcome, including: painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, textiles, mixed media, etc. Artwork must not exceed 16 inches in any dimension, including frame.
Small Works is a juried exhibition held at Strata Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The exhibition will run from January 10 - 31, 2025.
A project space in East London is preparing a series of events and an exhibition of artistic works, films, texts, and other artefacts broadly relating to the aesthetics of conspiracy and conspiracy theory.
We are interested in hearing from artists whose practices are concerned with conspiracy and conspiracy theory and refer directly to particular current or historical conspiracies, as well as works which consider conspiracy theories as affective structures for knowing. How might the “truth of art” address “post-truth” public domains? The project aims to understand and share with audiences the aesthetic forms of conspiracy manifest in contemporary art practices, as well as the failure of mainstream arts and media institutions to address conspiracy theorising.
ARTISTIC HUB INVITES ARTISTS TO JOIN VIRTUAL GROUP EXHIBITIONS
Participate in our group exhibitions and present your work to an international audience!
Our virtual group exhibitions provide a space for the artistic community to gather, express, and inspire each other. Through these collective exhibitions, we aim to create a platform for artists of all backgrounds, allowing them to present their works to a global audience, connect with other artists and art lovers, and enhance their professional careers.
Our Summer 2024 virtual exhibition, “sea change” seeks artworks that explore dramatic transformations, changes, or shifts. Is it possible to locate the exact point in time when something becomes unrecognizable as itself? What does that look like? What processes, experiences, and events act as catalysts to personal and collective metamorphoses? What do they feel like? The works in sea change speak to moments when the familiar is suddenly made strange and new. Any mediums are welcome. This exhibition will be juried by artist Cort Hartle.
You may submit up to 3 artworks for a $5 fee, due July 20, 2024. Current and upcoming students can submit for free with the code “STUDENT2024”.
The first edition of the program in this city will take place from July 15 to August 21, 2024.
How does it work?
The key element in the R.A.R.O. Itinerant Residencies is the opportunity to create, collaborate, and move through various artist spaces during the residency period.
