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Call to Artists: Collage & Illustration – The Awakening

A four-week, virtual/online residency with Kolaj Institute in October 2022
Deadline to apply: Sunday, August 28, 2022

During this project-driven residency, artists will collectively produce a series of collages that illustrate Kate Chopin’s 1899 novel, The Awakening. As a group, artists will analyze the story, discuss themes, uncover symbols, ask questions, and visually interpret the text for a 21st century audience. 

Submitted by kolajinstitute on Sat, 06/25/2022 - 15:55

Uncommon Prints x Common Matrices

Woman Made Gallery is seeking submissions for our February – March, 2022 group exhibition juried by Cathie Ruggie Saunders (artist, educator, Professor, Adjunct.  at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Visual Communication Design Department and Professor + Chair at Saint Xavier University, Art and Design Department)

This exhibition will be held at Woman Made Gallery located at 2150 S. Canalport Ave., Chicago, IL 60608 in the Pilsen neighborhood. 

EXHIBITION DESCRIPTION

Woman Made Gallery seeks artworks in any medium that explore the concept and techniques of a transfer in new or unique ways.

Submitted by Woman Made on Tue, 11/02/2021 - 22:27

re:visionism

Is it possible to distinguish between art and the artist? Do only meticulous cleaners safe us from unsubstantial art? How free can art be? Does the art scene need a radical clearing out? Is Cancel Culture a threat to art or are we all just too sensitive?

re:visionism is an exhibition that addresses those questions and the topic of historical revisionism from an interdisciplinary and boundary transcending point of view inspired by the debate initiated by Moshtari Hilal & Sinthujan Varatharajah about Germany's Nazi background, which manifests in the wealth of German corporations and institutions.

The exhibition aims to offer a critical debate about artists who profited from historical revisionism and whose works and lives are still trivialized and glorified.

Submitted by Lisa Jureczko on Thu, 08/19/2021 - 11:47

Woman Made Gallery: Boundaries juried by Whitney LaMora

Woman Made Gallery is seeking submissions for our April-May 2021 group exhibition juried by Whitney LaMora. This exhibition will be held at the gallery and online. Submissions will request the submitter to select participation in (a) the hybrid presentation (at the gallery and online) or (b) the virtual exhibition only.

 

EXHIBITION DESCRIPTION

Submitted by Woman Made on Sun, 02/14/2021 - 00:05

AURA ZINE ISSUE 1

AURA @auracurate is an Instagram platform showcasing Women-Identifying Art Creatives, including (but not limited to); Artists, Curators, Art Historians, Designers, Gallerists etc. After 2 months of solely being an online gallery, I am looking to expand the opportunities at AURA by creating a downloadable zine. 

The first issue of the zine will be based on the theme of 'Women Artists' as a whole. 

I am looking for submissions from Women-Identifying Creatives which comment or critique this theme. Submissions can be in the form of:

  • Artwork
  • Art Reviews
  • Think Pieces
  • Art Writing
  • Articles
  • Essays
  • Any other form of work that may hit the brief

 

 

Submitted by erinshields9 on Sun, 02/07/2021 - 17:19

Sound, Language & Position with AGF

Workshop dates: 17/05/2021 - 2021-08-31
    
Listening is a practice - it is a political act. Sound is a way of knowing the world; a way of orienting ourselves, of expressing, understanding and contextualising our position. We can use sound to make connections, to grow decentralized networks, to organise. The possibilities of language - political language, deconstructed language, poetic language - to organise these networks and connections is intensely powerful and nuanced. What is political sound? Or collective sound? Does it have a transformative quality? How can we make sound together, and decolonize our practice as an individualistic form of expression? What technology can we involve, develop or hack? 

Submitted by camp on Fri, 02/05/2021 - 14:46

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