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Submit up to three alternative photography works for a juried exhibition celebrating experimental and unconventional approaches to photography.
Submit minimum 4 images for consideration to exhibit fine arts and crafts at an outdoor two-day art festival.
Submit a complete application with minimum 5 images to apply for a vendor spot at the Raspberry Days Craft Fair.
Submit up to three original small artworks with one dimension measuring 6 inches for a juried exhibition.
Artists to submit minimum 3 images for an outdoor art and craft fair and vendor marketplace.
Cultural leaders and arts professionals are invited to apply for a 6-day residential leadership program exploring Indigenous wise practices and contemporary arts management.
Submit original realist paintings, drawings, or sculptures in traditional and contemporary media for blind jurying and potential exhibition.
Apply to exhibit original handmade art and fine craft at an outdoor riverside market in Savannah.
Submit visual artworks featuring the color blue or shades of blue (pale blue, ultramarine, deep ocean blue); all visual media except video and sound allowed.
Indiana Artists Club members are invited to submit up to 1 artwork for a juried exhibition; eligible media include painting, pastel, printmaking, drawing, sculpture, photography, and textiles.
Submit up to 6 original artworks in various media (drawing, mixed media, collage, printmaking, fiber art, photography, painting, digital art, sculpture) featuring wildlife and natural elements for a juried virtual exhibition.
Artists apply to exhibit handmade and artist-designed items, unique/creative gift ideas, or production work at a curated outdoor art and craft show.
Submit original visual artwork in 2D (painting, drawing, ceramics, photography, digital) or 3D (sculpture, pottery, glassware, jewelry, fabric art) exploring cultures that have influenced, inspired, and sustained you.
Submit artworks exploring how we experience time—personal, social, political, everyday, generational or historical—in any medium.
Submit up to 9 digital images of past work, an artist statement, and CV/resume for a $116,000 site-specific public artwork commission at Cincinnati State's Main Building.
Submit up to 3 watercolor/water media artworks for a juried exhibition with monetary awards.
Submit 2–3 images of original fine art in one of six categories (oil, mixed media, acrylic, watercolor, pastel/drawing, scratchboard) for juried selection and potential award.
Submit images (1-5) of artwork for a juried Black art exhibition in Louisville.
Submit two-dimensional visual artworks celebrating the theme of music and rhythm, in accepted media (painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, textiles).
Submit up to 5 digital entries (3 required, 2 optional) of original fine art and crafts work in any media for national juried competition.
Artists are invited to apply to exhibit and sell original artwork and fine crafts at an outdoor art fair.
Submit five photos (four of your work and one of your booth display) along with an artist statement and image descriptions for blind jury consideration.
Artists are invited to apply to exhibit and sell their work at the 49th Annual Harvest Moon Festival of the Arts, a juried art fair held on the Historic Granbury Square.
Submit nine images (six of finished work, two of tools/workspace/equipment, one of booth display) along with artist statement for jury evaluation to be considered for booth space at the festival.
Submit 3–6 images of original printwork using traditional or innovative printmaking techniques for juried exhibition.
Submit 3–10 images, audio, or video files exploring the theme of space, inner and outer worlds, and making the invisible visible.
Fiber artists, growers offering fleece and raw materials, and artists in all mediums whose work highlights fiber animals, fiber arts, handcrafted tools, and fiber culture are invited to apply to exhibit at this juried festival.
Submit a minimum of 3 images to apply for this juried outdoor art marketplace festival.
Ontario-based artists are invited to submit up to two recent original artworks (2024–2026) for jury selection and potential exhibition and award.
Submit a conceptually driven artwork project responding to the curatorial theme "We Come in Pieces" exploring estrangement, shared planetary belonging, and perspectives beyond the human.