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BIPOC+ artists are invited to apply for a funded solo exhibition at Horizon Gallery, with one artist selected to receive a $1,000 stipend to support creation of their solo exhibition.
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Get matched →Summit Artspace invites local BIPOC+ (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) artists to apply for a funded solo exhibition. Through a blind juried process, one artist will be selected to receive a $1,000 stipend to support the creation of a solo exhibition in Summit Artspace's Horizon Gallery. The organizational goal behind this exhibition is to actively undo systems of oppression and domination present in the art world.
Eligible artists will be Black, Indigenous, or a Person of Color; they will live in Summit County or surrounding counties and express an interest in making an impact through their artwork. All types of visual artists are welcome to apply.
The exhibition is dedicated to exploring and advancing meaningful BIPOC+ narratives; re-contextualizing traditionally white-dominated genres to give new meanings; restoring hope by envisioning a world where social justice has taken hold; building support for social change, equity, and inclusion; exposing and denouncing injustices to marginalized communities; and investigating new ideas and genres to transform viewer perceptions.
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Jordan Wong (WONGFACE) is a Chinese American artist who creates drawings, characters, and icons to contemplate the hero's journey, game theory, and the Ultimate Self. He has produced large-scale installations and public artwork for the city of Cleveland and exhibited at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh, Massillon Museum, and the Akron Art Museum. In 2024, Jordan was selected to receive the Transformative Arts Fund and led the creation of five new public art installations in Cleveland's AsiaTown, completed in September 2025.
Questions or need help with your application? Email Director of Artist Programs and Exhibitions, Anna E. Young, at [email protected].