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Crown Shyness - London, Sept 10/Oct 8, 2021

Sometimes trees can be a little too respectful of one another’s boundaries, sometimes they just stop growing when they get too close. This phenomenon is called Crown Shyness — when the tops of individual trees avoid touching in the forest canopy, creating separation lines and boundaries in the sky. Researchers found that during calm conditions the branches interlocked, ‘like loosely fitting pieces of a jigsaw puzzle’. When the wind gusts the branches, they can often touch and become intertwined.

Submitted on Thu, 08/26/2021 - 10:06

Repurposeful: The Art of Collage & Assemblage

After a year of social isolation, we’ve re-engaged with our local communities and learned that through cooperation there is power to effect change. RePurposeful speaks to a renewed knowledge of our interdependence, and will serve as a celebration of the alchemy that occurs when bringing disparate and diverse parts together to create something new, better, more beautiful, and more purposeful.

What kind of "collage and assemblage" work are we seeking?

We are looking to review both traditionally defined collage and assemblage. We are also looking for work that pushes these formal boundaries but is related to collage and assemblage in spirit. For instance, textile works like quilts are welcome for submission.

Submitted on Wed, 08/04/2021 - 01:27

Art for Climate Change

Art for Climate Change

A digital exhibition telling the story of climate change today.

Be part of the community of advocates for climate change action.

Announcing the Open Call for artists submissions on Platforme Planet Earth

– Deadline July 31, 2021

As the world's first online gallery and marketplace dedicated exclusively to climate change and the environment, through your participation you become part of an essential community demonstrating the need to take action to protect the planet.

In addition to entering the competition for the juried show, your paid submissions will appear on our website for at least 2 months – with immediate visibility and showcasing your commitment as a climate advocate.

Submitted on Tue, 06/22/2021 - 05:26

CREATIVE MATTERZ FUND | open call FASHION x SUSTAINABILITY

We love fashion, but we also need a change. With the CMzF we support forward-thinking creatives worldwide through funding, mentorship and PR. This open call accepts creative and artistic project ideas of all disciplines that tackle sustainability and fashion.

It is 2021 and the fashion industry still plays a major role in the use of natural resources, air & water pollution, and is most often created within a framework of human exploitation. Now more than ever it is important to generate awareness around these issues with the tools each and every one of us has available.

Submitted on Tue, 03/23/2021 - 13:21

Aritsts 4 Peace Call for Submissions Issue 4!

At Artists 4 Peace, we dedicate space to the works of people who focus their practice in peace and sustainable living. We collect works in a number of mediums including Architecture, Dance, Film/Video, Multidisciplinary, Music, Theatre, Science, Visual Arts, Written Word, and works from young artists from the age of 18 and below. 

New issues are released every two months and we continually accept submissions throughout the year, regardless of deadline.

Please apply if you feel your creativity emerges as a response to the need of peace and sustainability, we’d be honored to have your work featured upon our next issue on March 29th 2021

Submitted on Mon, 02/22/2021 - 18:52

Driving the Human: Call for Proposals

From February 10 to April 9, 2021, Driving the Human invites designers, artists, scientists, initiatives, and agents from any fields of expertise from anywhere in the world, to join us in shaping sustainable and collective futures that combine science, technology, and the arts in a transdisciplinary and collaborative approach. Our Open Call invites proposals that critically engage with the present and propose alternatives current developments and disruptions, reflecting on what makes us human, and reexamining our relationship with society, the planet, and life itself.   

Submitted on Wed, 02/10/2021 - 12:51

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