Friendship Powwow 2026 | 37th Annual
Apply as a vendor for the 37th Annual Friendship Powwow, an outdoor event at Denver Art Museum.
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Apply as a vendor for the 37th Annual Friendship Powwow, an outdoor event at Denver Art Museum.
Submit up to four finished clay-based artworks for a holiday gift exhibition in a local gallery.
Submit new or existing work exploring Filipino American identity, heritage, immigration, community, or cultural themes.
Submit 1–10 images of surreal or unreal 2D or 3D artwork in any medium for consideration in an international juried exhibition, publication, and sales opportunity.
Submit up to 20 abstract artworks (images, video, or mixed media) for an online juried exhibition with cash prizes.
Submit work for consideration in Strange, inherently, an inaugural group exhibition exploring the tension between who we are and what we've been made to become.
Berlin Schadow-Gymnasium Building C
Submit a concept sketch with conceptual notes for public art (Kunst am Bau) installations in a school building renovation; selected finalists will develop their concept into a detailed design proposal.
Submit artwork responding to experiences impacted by suicide for a virtual and in-person exhibition during National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
Submit up to 3 digital images of visual artworks completed in the past two years for a juried regional exhibition.
Submit up to 5 photographic images or videos exploring identity and self-portraiture for exhibition.
Submit 6-12 images/videos or art samples, a professional resume, and a statement of interest to qualify for a community participatory art project that will help shape the North Valley Area Plan Update.
Submit up to 5 artworks in anime, manga, graffiti, or urban art for exhibition at Wailoa Center in Hilo, Hawaii.
Submit artwork celebrating parks, waterways, and outdoor activities in Fairfax County for display at Lincolnia Senior Center.
Submit work responding to themes of memory, language, and everyday life for simultaneous exhibition in Glasgow and Tokyo.
Submit up to 3 original artworks in painting (including mixed media, collage, digital, printmaking, drawing), sculpture (wood, glass, ceramic, metal, paper, fabric, fiber art, weaving, quilting), or photography for a juried exhibition with awards.
Members may submit up to two original artworks in any media (excluding film and video) for exhibition and sale.
Members may enter up to 2 pieces of visual art to compete for cash awards in a juried show.
Submit 2-4 images of original artwork that creates a moment of reflection, curiosity, discovery, or surprise through quiet interruption.
Submit up to 12 photos of artworks with artist statement, biography, and links for potential publication in a seasonal magazine and book anthology.
Submit four digital images (three of artwork, one of booth display) and pay a $40 jury fee to apply for this juried art show.
Submit up to 3 original three-dimensional artworks or one piece and 2 details of that piece, completed in the last five years.
Submit up to 10 pieces of artwork inspired by animals (domestic, wild, mythical, or microscopic) for an online exhibition on Artsy.
Send a postcard (mail art) to be exhibited in a show promoting mental health awareness and stigma reduction.
Submit up to 3 artworks for a student artist group exhibition.
Submit 3-9 JPEG images of portrait artwork (traditional or non-traditional imagery of individuals, couples, or groups) for juried exhibition.
Submit up to 2 pieces of 2D or 3D artwork inspired by food for a juried exhibition.
Submit 3–15 images of artwork inspired by botanica, nature, flowers, leaves, forests, and landscapes in painting, drawing, watercolor, sculpture, photography, mixed media, textile art, or digital art.
Submit 1–20 images of recent work, an artist statement (150–300 words), and a link to your website or portfolio for consideration for editorial recognition and potential cash prizes up to $1000.
Submit 1 to 3 high-quality images of original 2D paintings or drawings (maximum 164 square inches framed) for jurying into a local Fall 2026 small works exhibition.