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Submit four small works (in one of six specified sizes) belonging together, or propose four new works with supporting direction and existing samples.
Submit 1-4 original illustrations (book covers, movie posters, magazine spreads, comic pages, illustrated passages, political cartoons, articles, or poems) that tell and sell a story through visual art.
Submit 1-3 images of original, completed artwork for consideration as vinyl wraps on utility boxes throughout Wilsonville.
Submit portfolio examples and artist statement to be considered for the Art in Public Places (AIPP) Public Artist Roster, a standing list of pre-qualified artists and fabricators for upcoming City of Santa Fe mural and public art commissions.
Submit visual artwork for consideration in quarterly issues of an independent journal that publishes work online and in print through editorial review.
Submit contemporary visual art in 2D or 3D form (painting, sculpture, photography, digital, mixed media) for an international exhibition in Los Angeles.
Submit up to 3 two-dimensional artworks (paintings, drawings, prints, fiber art, or photographs created in the last three years) for juried selection and potential purchase for the university's permanent collection.
Submit your work as a visual artist, designer, or creative vendor for consideration in a curated Winter Market showcase event in NYC.
Submit an online application with a portfolio of contemporary art work for a one-time $2,500 award in exchange for an original artwork to join Material Works' permanent collection.
Artists working in any medium (except music) are invited to apply for a seven-week residency with housing, studio space, and a $1,500 scholarship in Joshua Tree, California.
Submit photos of your work, links to your website or social media, and a brief artist statement to apply for wall or shelf display space at Cain's Creative Chaos studio gallery.
Submit a minimum of 4 images of your original artwork in one of the accepted mediums to be considered for the 28th annual St. Charles Fine Art Show, a juried outdoor event.
Submit a minimum of 3 images for jury consideration to participate as a vendor in the Art Market in the Park, selling work from a booth on May 15-16, 2027.
Submit up to 3 digital images of original artworks in painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, textiles, mixed media, metal, clay, glass, jewelry, photography, wood, or other media for jury consideration and possible exhibition.
Submit a minimum of 4 images of your artwork for jury consideration to participate in this regional fine art and craft festival.
Submit up to 5 samples of visual work or 5 pages of written work, a letter of intent, resume or CV (limited to 6000 characters), and two reference contacts for a 2-4 week artist residency with studio space, housing, meals, and a $500 stipend.
Submit up to 6 ink-based original artworks (black and white or ink as primary medium), with up to 3 accepted for exhibition.
Apply for affordable monthly studio space (approximately 200 sq. ft.) in Denver's RiNo Art District.
A multi-week summer arts camp for school-age children ages 6-12 featuring drawing, painting, sculpture, performance, music, and nature art.
The exhibition features Rowena Federico Finn's mixed media work exploring experiences of cultural displacement and histories of colonialism, drawing on her Filipina background to examine how cultural values and narratives are reflected and shaped through materials, texts, and images.
Submit artwork in painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, printmaking, digital art, or mixed media for a holiday group exhibition in New York City.
Soft Collapse explores the intersection of human and pigeon coexistence, drawing from research into a gravestone bearing the name 'Kaboutar' (pigeon in Farsi), and incorporates narratives of survival, resilience, and resistance gathered through interviews with people connected to this surname.
Join open life drawing sessions to hone your figure drawing skills by drawing or painting from live models.
Join a drawing and painting course exploring the human figure through gesture poses, contour drawings, and longer poses using graphite, charcoal, and acrylic paint.
Submit figurative artworks exploring the human form, identity, emotion, and narrative across all mediums for a juried group exhibition celebrating Dacia Gallery's 16th anniversary.