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Artists may register for a one-day intensive workshop on community mural project management and polytab installation techniques.
Join a two-week intensive workshop in wood firing ceramics led by master potter Jack Troy.
Submit original works about reactions and counterforms—how we respond to culture, form, action, and events.
Artists are invited to submit qualifications for one-year public art installations across the Liberty Station Arts District campus through a request for qualifications process.
The exhibition celebrates Korean folklore, Western contemporary art, and popular culture through ceramic and painted works. The artist explores the color yellow in aesthetic and racialized contexts, subverting stereotypes of Asian and Asian-American communities by centering yellow as a point of joy and cultural conversation.
Hire local artists to lead workshops or bring mobile art activities to your community events.
Submit photographs capturing the feeling of an endless summer for a group exhibition at Decode Gallery in Tucson, Arizona.
Donate $1,500 to dedicate a personalized bronze plaque on a bench along the North Promenade in support of public art, youth programs, and cultural events.
Create engaging and unique public artwork for the Chemical Sciences Building and its surroundings that evokes the connection between art and science.
Submit artwork no larger than 12×12×12 inches for a juried exhibition celebrating small-scale art.
Artists are invited to exhibit their work in rotating exhibitions across Southeastern Community College's gallery spaces, with expectations to install work on-site and participate in an opening reception and artist talk.
This year's theme is Growth, open to interpretation. Artists were asked to meditate on themes of change through a hopeful lens.
Submit small two- and three-dimensional works for a blindly juried exhibition.
Submit bold, large-scale artwork measuring 3–8 feet tall (including framing) for exhibition at Herberger Theater Galleries.
Submit daring, high-impact artwork in a variety of media for this highly competitive juried show.
A large-scale mural celebrating the history and present of Hmong immigrants in Minnesota, merging traditional Hmong symbolism with contemporary style to illustrate the community's journey, resilience, and growth.
Submit artwork for monthly exhibition at Waukee Public Library Art Gallery, featuring local artists' work.
EICC seeks artists of any medium to teach virtual or in-person community education art classes.