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Open Call: Biography – Before, Now, or After

Omi Art Gallery invites artists to apply for our new curated online exhibition, Biography – Before, Now, or After, featuring a selection of works chosen by guest curator Anzhela Popova, a London-based gallerist and curator from ADH Studio, Notting Hill.

About the Open Call

In the contemporary world, biography is more than just a personal history—it is a cultural product that actively shapes how individuals are perceived. In an age of digitalisation and globalisation, biographical narratives gain new significance as they become accessible through social media, blogs, and other digital formats. Personal stories serve as metaphors for broader societal processes, revealing deeper mechanisms of interaction between self and society.

Submitted on Wed, 03/26/2025 - 08:50

International “Bold Colors” Art Competition

Blue Koi Gallery invites you to participate in the International “Bold Colors” Art Competition. This online competition invites visual art with bold colors. You may use different mediums like paintings, sculptures, digital art, prints, photos, and mixed Media.

 

 This contest is open worldwide. Artists must be 18 years old.

 

 

Submitted on Wed, 11/22/2023 - 23:09

The New Artist | 5th Edition | Call For Artists

Join The New Artist 5th Edition - Reflecting Our Changing World. 

 

In the past century, humanity has leapt from the moon landing to the rise of social media, from the defense of human rights to the birth of new art forms. We're living in an era of accelerated change that requires us to transcend, adapt, and redefine. 

 

You, as artists, are our eyes in the storm, our pioneers and truth-seekers. You turn challenges into inspiration, question the status quo, and manifest the soul of our era.

 

Our upcoming exhibition offers you a stage to reflect the pulse of our rapidly changing world. The goal is to understand current trends in contemporary art and foster a dynamic conversation between you, the artists, and your audience.

 

Submitted on Sun, 07/09/2023 - 15:22

The 2023 International Summer Program @ The Watermill Center

Our longest-standing program, the International Summer Program unites a community of international artists for a creative intensive at our East End Campus each summer. It offers a unique opportunity to advance one’s artistic practice in a communal and experimental environment and work alongside established arts professionals worldwide. 

Culminating in our Annual Summer Benefit, the Summer Program provides the time and space for emerging artists to develop new works that push the boundaries of contemporary creative practice. The artists – from different disciplines, countries, and backgrounds – share meals, exchange ideas, collaborate on projects, attend workshops, and participate in the daily life of The Watermill Center. 

Submitted on Wed, 01/11/2023 - 17:56

Hindsight, 2020 Was A....... INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION

IncuArts Gallery invites artists to submit work for the upcoming show, Hindsight, 2020 Was A....

For many 2020 was a year like no other. A global pandemic hit, wildfires swept through large portions of countries while hurricanes and storms flooded others, people died, lives were put on hold, jobs were lost, economies were in crisis, schools closed, major elections took place, and more. What did 2020 look like for you? How did it feel? How did you respond? How has this year shaped you, your life, and your practice? At IncuArts we ask, “What happened?” 

HINDSIGHT, 2020 WAS A   is a look back on the year 2020, at what happened and what it meant to us.

 

Submitted on Wed, 10/07/2020 - 03:31

ALONE/ TOGETHER - INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION

IncuArts Gallery invites artists to submit work for the upcoming show, Alone/ Together.

Alone/ Together is a paradox. 2020 has united and divided the world.  There are schisms within our culture that are widening. At the same time, people are coming together in mass to protest injustices. Wearing a mask can be seen as a simple gesture of kindness towards others; yet may also also entice fighting.  What does it mean to be alone? What does it mean to be together? What does that look like? Have you felt alone? Have we come together? How have you, as an artist reacted to this paradox?

Each artwork will be considered based upon the merit of individual images submitted by each artist.

Submitted on Wed, 10/07/2020 - 03:24

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