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Artless Bastard is a non profit gallery dedicated to supporting the arts and artists. Submit to our group juried show, HOME. What is HOME to you? What does that word mean or sybolize? Is it a place, a person, a smell and a food. After "having" to be in our homes this past year we have hopefully learned alot about how that makes us feel. Orignal artwork must be ready to hang. All mediums accepted - read the guidelines and dates on our call for art page.
Best in Show is voted on by the public and the artist wins $100 cash prize.
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North of the 45th
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CALL FOR ENTRIES! 2021 North of the 45th; ENTRIES DUE: March 16, 2021 11:59 PM EST
Eligibility: Open to residents of Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, 18+ who are living north of the 45th parallel + 1 degree of this area. The idea is to represent artists residing in the Upper Midwest region. Work in all media made in the last three years is welcome. Work previously exhibited at the museum is not eligible.
Submissions: All entries must be submitted by creating an account at devos.slideroom.com. There is a $20 fee to submit up to five images; the juror will select specific pieces for the exhibition based on these submissions.
Timeline (all dates are 2021):
March 16, 11:59 PM EST: Entries due
April 21: Jury decisions sent via e-mail
June 4, 5 PM EST: Artwork due at the Museum*
June 21 - July 30: exhibition dates
* Accepted work must be delivered/shipped to the museum ready to display. (Shipped work returned at the museum’s expense.)
Ron Platt is Chief Curator at the Grand Rapids Art Museum, where he plans and organizes the Museum’s program of changing exhibitions and leads the presentation and growth of GRAM’s permanent collection. Throughout his career as a curator, Ron has organized numerous thematic and solo artist exhibitions. His recent exhibitions include Monir Farmanfarmaian: Mirror Variations, which comprised large-scale sculptural reliefs of cut mirror mosaic and reverse-glass painting that demonstrate the late artist’s interest in the serial progression of rectilinear forms, and Dylan Miner: Water is Sacred//Trees are Relatives. Current projects include An Interwoven Legacy: The Black Ash Basketry of Kelly Church and Cherish Parrish, a mother and daughter duo of West Michigan artists and environmentalists, which opens in December, 2020, and a two-person exhibition pairing the work of Dawoud Bey and Carrie Mae Weems, which premieres at GRAM in 2022 and then travels to other U.S. museums.
• A Jurors’ Choice award will be selected by the jurors, with a prize of $500
• A $250 Audience Choice Award - Based on votes by visitors to the exhibition.
• A Permanent Collection Acquisition Award. (Dependent on the acquisition committee approval.)
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Reciprocity
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Juried by Collaborators Barbara Ciurej + Lindsay Lochman
Exhibition: March 4 - April 3, 2021
Final Entry Due Date: February 7, 2021 at 5 PM
Reciprocity is a relation of mutual dependence, action or influence. In photography, reciprocity refers to the relationship between the aperture (f-stop) and shutter speed, which work dependently and inversely to capture light. It is the key to the perfect exposure.
In reciprocal relationships, like in any collaborative act, ideas and conversations are exchanged, enriching participants intellectually and emotionally. Whether through aesthetic bond, mentor/mentee relationships, friendship, photographer/subject or teacher to student, our pursuits are sustained by these relationships.
To celebrate the reciprocal bonds that enrich our photographic practices, Woman Made Gallery invites women-identified and non-binary artists from the local, national, and international community to pair their photograph with that of another practicing artist with whom they are in conversation. Two- and three-dimensional forms, plus video will be considered.
(Image: "Kitchen Emanations Study 1" by Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman)
TOAF60- Call for Artists & Makers Launching Artist’s Careers for 60 Years
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When: July 2-11, 2021
Where: Online and In-person at Nathan Phillips Square
Submission Deadline: March 18, 2021 (11:59 PM)
Join us for the 60th Anniversary of Canada’s longest-running contemporary outdoor art fair, launching artists’ careers and building trust in the community of artists and art lovers since 1961! Apply to our hybrid online/outdoor 60th Toronto Outdoor Art Fair, taking place at Nathan Phillips Square (date TBC) and on our e-commerce platform for 10 days in July 2021. Each year, our loyal following of fair-goers spend $2 million on art purchases, providing an income to independent artists that contributes to their economic prosperity. The 60th Anniversary Fair will be one to remember with new special programs and awards.
New this year, is the ability for artists to choose to participate online only - a wonderful alternative for artists from outside of the Greater Toronto Area.
Awards Program (torontooutdoor.art)
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4th Midwest Open
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Woman Made Gallery Call for Art: 4th Midwest Open
EXHIBITION DATES: JANUARY 22 – FEBRUARY 13, 2021
FINAL ENTRY DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 21, 2020
NOTIFICATIONS: DECEMBER 4, 2020
Exhibition Description: Open to all female identified artists residing in one of the twelve Midwestern States to submit artwork for an open themed exhibition. States include: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. All themes, styles, and media will be considered. Artwork that explores or challenges conceptual and material boundaries is encouraged.
Juror: Brenda Oelbaum is a feminist, multimedia, conceptual artist, working in whatever medium best translates the intended message. Oelbaum holds a MA in Gallery Administration from the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC and was the founding President of the Michigan Chapter of the Women’s Caucus for Art and is the Michigan Representative for the Feminist Art Project. From 2014 to 2016 she held the post of President of the National Women’s Caucus for Art. https://www.brendaoart.com/
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Virginia Artist 2020 Juried Exhibition
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Online submissions for the Hampton Arts 2020 Virginia Artists Juried Exhibition at the Charles H. Taylor Visual Arts Center in Hampton, VA are now being accepted by all artists living or working in Virginia.
Eligibility: Virginia artists (ages 18 and over) are invited to submit up to three original artworks for consideration. Artworks created by the artist within the past two years and not previously shown at the Charles H. Taylor Visual Arts Center are eligible. All media, styles, techniques, and subject matter are eligible. Works should not exceed 60” in any direction (including framing) or weigh more than 150lbs. Accepted artworks must be delivered dry and ready to hang and remain for the duration of the exhibition. (CHTVAC reserves the right to refuse artworks that do not meet installation requirements or are otherwise judged unsuitable).
Submission deadline is Saturday, September 5th.
The entry fee is $25 ($20 for current Hampton Arts League members) for up to three artworks.
About the Juror: Diana Blanchard Gross is Curator for the Peninsula Fine Arts Center in Newport News and has over 20 years of experience as a curator. She received her Master of Arts in Art History and Museum Studies from Virginia Commonwealth University and her Bachelor of Arts in History and Art History from Old Dominion University.
Awards: Best in Show ($1000); First Place ($750); Second Place ($500); Third Place ($250); Awards of Distinction (seven awards of $200 each) for 2-Dimensional, 3-Dimensional, and other artwork.
Calendar (All exhibition schedule dates are subject to change depending on COVID-19 pandemic guidelines)
Deadline for Submissions: Saturday, September 5, 5pm
Notification to Artists: Saturday, September 19
Artwork Drop-off: September 23 - October 1, 10:30-5:30pm
Delivery Deadline for All Accepted Artworks: Thursday, October 1, 5pm
Shipped Artwork Deadline: Tuesday, September 24
Reception: Saturday, October 24, 3-5pm
Exhibition Dates: October 17 to November 14, 2020
Exhibited Artwork Pick-Up Dates: November 16 - 21
The Charles H. Taylor Visual Arts Center is located at 4205 Victoria Boulevard, Hampton, VA 23669.
Shipped artworks must be in reusable packaging and must include prepaid return shipping labels. Artist and title information must accompany each piece.
Artwork Sales: The sale price on your entries should include a 30% gallery commission. Works may be NFS. Hampton Arts will collect the 6% Virginia State Sales Tax on sales from the buyer at the time of purchase.
Insurance: Artworks will be insured for the sales price (less 30% commission) from the time of delivery until the end of designated pick up dates. If NFS please indicate artwork value.
Best in Show ($1000); First Place ($750); Second Place ($500); Third Place ($250); Awards of Distinction (seven awards of $200 each) for 2-Dimensional, 3-Dimensional, and other artwork.
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