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Reserve a place in a 4-week online accelerator course for artists to develop profitable art business skills.
A permanent public art route featuring at least 5 artworks responding to the unique characteristics of the Schuytgraaf neighborhood—its young identity, landscape, and rich history, including World War II heritage and archaeological elements.
Design and fabricate 4–5 unique handcrafted awards reflecting watershed themes for the District's annual recognition dinner.
An exhibition of Fouad Bouchoucha's sound-based and conceptual art works exploring listening, perception, and how technology shapes our everyday environment and consumption.
Works exploring human relations, transindividual images and stories, examining themes of the feminine universe, memory, collective action, and the relationship between bodies in motion.
Submit images of geometric artworks that explore instability, imperfection, and disruption, accompanied by a 500-word artist statement explaining how the work relates to the Geometry Unruled theme.
Submit work for a curated, gallery-style selling exhibition with a £1,000 price cap.
Access free recycled/reclaimed materials, participate in community workshops, and help reshape sustainable arts practices.
An exhibition of found-object sculptures and mixed-media works by self-taught artist Thomaz Schetty (Totó), who creates unique pieces from materials sourced from junkyards and street locations.
A solo exhibition exploring microterritories as sites of memory, identity, and contemporary debates around territorial invasion, occupation, and appropriation—examining how territories symbolize continuous cycles of displacement, colonialism, and the threat to indigenous lands and cultures.
Artists with experience in public art (mural, sculpture, flooring, landscape, light art, mosaic, interactive) are sought for future public art opportunities throughout the greater Placer County region.
Submit original works that employ, depict, or explore translucency and transparency.
High school students submit up to 2 ceramic artworks (at least 60% ceramic) for a juried exhibition with virtual and in-person components.
Complete a brief survey about your space needs as a working artist, cultural organization, or manufacturing business to help inform the development of affordable workspace.
Submit a programme proposal, showcase concert, or film for consideration at Classical:NEXT 2027, an annual international conference and festival for classical and art music innovators.
Emerging artists should register to be paired with an experienced mentor for career guidance through at least four meetings over the academic term.
Submit your best self portrait photography for a juried exhibition.