CALL FOR ARTISTS Philadelphia Chapter of The Links, Incorporated Seeks Artists for Juried Exhibition, Celebrating Its 80th Anniversary - Opportunity
Submit original work completed within the past three to five years for consideration in a juried fine art exhibition celebrating the organization's 80th anniversary.
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Get matched →- Deadline
- 32 days left
- Entry fee
- $25
- Location
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Exhibition window
- Nov 1, 2026
About
Overview
Emerald Renaissance celebrates The Links, Incorporated Philadelphia Chapter's 80th anniversary through a juried fine art exhibition. The exhibition invites artists to explore how Black women through friendship, service, the arts, education and cultural leadership have helped uplift communities across generations.
Who May Apply
Artists residing in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware or Montgomery counties. Emerging, mid-career and established artists are welcome; artists from historically underrepresented and underserved communities are strongly encouraged to apply.
Eligible Media
- Painting
- Mixed media
- Photography
- Works on paper
Artwork Requirements
Original work completed within the past three to five years and ready for installation. All accepted artwork must be available for acquisition.
Key Dates
- Submission Deadline: September 15, 2026
- Exhibition: November 2026
Entry Fee
$25 per piece
Awards & Sales
Proceeds from artwork sales will be shared equally between the artist and the Philadelphia Chapter of The Links, Incorporated. Chapter proceeds support programs and initiatives in education, the arts, health, mentorship and leadership development.
About the Jurors
Three respected leaders with deep connections to the arts will select artwork: Adrian J. Moody, co-owner of Moody Jones Gallery and gallerist with over four decades of visual arts experience; Rosalyn J. McPherson, founder of The Roz Group and arts/cultural leader with extensive museum and exhibition experience; Shelley R. Sylva, Head of Corporate Citizenship at TD Bank and arts advocate supporting diverse artists and cultural organizations.
- Sales commission
- Organizer retains 50% on sales
- Theme
- The exhibition celebrates Black women's leadership, friendship, service, arts, education and cultural contributions in uplifting communities across generations, drawing on The Links, Incorporated's 80-year legacy.
- Eligibility
- Artists residing in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware or Montgomery counties; emerging, mid-career and established artists welcome.
- Audience
- Emerging, mid-career and established artists; artists from historically underrepresented and underserved communities are strongly encouraged to apply.
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