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Artists' work will be exhibited and their practices engaged across 10+ Toronto sites and partner regions in the fourth Toronto Biennial of Art, a city-wide, free exhibition and public programming event.
Artists create work on location in Annapolis Royal over a weekend, with remote participants also welcome to contribute works to an online auction.
Submit small works (2D max 15 inches, 3D max 10 inches in any direction) for a blindly juried exhibition.
Submit 20 cohesive images (jpegs), artist's CV or resume, and an artist's statement for consideration for gallery exhibition opportunities.
Pitch products (art, books, pottery, prints, homeware, etc.) to be stocked and sold through Bow Arts' Nunnery Gallery shop, with Own Art financing available for art sales.
Create bold, original work that makes methane visible and impossible to ignore for climate action.
Learn ceramic glaze chemistry and develop new formulas in a five-day intensive workshop at cone 6.
Learn to model in 3D design software, 3D-scan clay maquettes, and fabricate through both printing and casting in a two-week intensive workshop.
Submit up to 3 artworks (or up to 1,000 words of writing, or a combination) exploring eco materials—materials that are reclaimed, recycled, naturally sourced, or conceptually engage with sustainability, environmental ethics, and the intersection of materials, making, and ecology.
Vendors and artisans are invited to showcase unique crafts and products at an arts and crafts fair.
Submit original artwork exploring the theme of removing barriers in any visual art medium.
Complete a free reflective self-assessment of your artistic practice and receive personalized written feedback on your strengths, obstacles, and next steps.
Join a two-week intensive workshop in wood firing ceramics led by master potter Jack Troy.
Submit exactly five pieces as a cohesive series with a collection/series title and artist statement.
Submit an application to become a member of SOIL, a cooperative gallery space in Seattle that offers exhibition opportunities, community involvement, and support for artists.
Apply to one of three professional development programs: an annual artists program (on-site or online) with critiques and seminars, or an intensive curatorial program combining theory and practical exhibition curation.
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.
Rent studio space at Anderson Center in Red Wing; two options available at $360/month (Little Lab West, ~400 sq ft) or $550/month (Red Brick, ~700 sq ft), utilities included.
Submit up to 5 original erotic artworks in any medium, ready to hang, for exhibition and sale at a two-day event.
Gallery, exhibition space, and art book publisher organizations in Norway apply for grants to support participation in international art fairs.
A global exhibition of ceramic works from five continents exploring what clay reveals about identity, culture, and shared human experience.