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Submit qualifications and proposals for a series of murals to be painted in six traffic bump outs along N. Milwaukee Ave.
Submit contact information, photos of your artworks, and a short biographical text for placement in a shop window exhibition across Swiss cities.
Submit 3–5 visual artworks to be considered for inclusion in the NOT REAL ART database, with a chance to be featured on the blog/podcast and in exhibitions.
An archival exhibition revisiting WORLDPOOL and Rumour Publications, two artist-led initiatives from the late 1970s that used fax and telecommunications technologies to create alternative networks through collaborative artworks and exchange.
26 artists across 20 studio stops in Norfolk County are invited to participate in a self-guided studio tour and exhibition.
Submit 2D and 3D portable artworks for potential purchase by the City of Bellevue Public Art Collection.
Submit a single work to be considered as the cover image for the Winter 2027 'Vintage' issue of the Pennsylvania Journal of Arts and Sciences.
Design, fabricate, and install interior artwork for the children and teen spaces of the renovated Bellingham central library as part of the City's Percent for Arts program.
Submit fine art or fine craft inspired by fishing and the Salmon River for a themed group exhibition.
Young artists ages 14-23 are invited to submit work for monthly youth art exhibits and a gallery-wide Youth Arts Exhibit in August 2025.
The exhibition explores ways we move through the world, honouring the land, our stories and each other, celebrating triumphs in our journeys and strengthening connectedness. It features documentaries and contemporary art reflecting on identity, resilience, and belonging through the power of connection across cultures and communities.
Submit a resume/CV, exhibition proposal, and 10-15 high-quality digital images of your work for consideration for a solo or group exhibition at the Esvelt Gallery.
Submit works exploring how various conditions—framing, perspective, context, technology, and viewer position—shape how we see and interpret artworks.
Apply for membership as an artist, writer, or culture enthusiast; submit a portfolio (for artists) or brief summary of recent work (for writers/culture professionals).
Submit artwork (2D or 3D) for a juried exhibition exploring autumn, darkness, fading light, and shadow.
Apply to become a vendor, featured artist, or performer at the monthly Alliance Morning Market.
Apply to become a vendor for a series of multidisciplinary arts events celebrating South Carolina's creativity.
Submit at least three photos of your work and a brief description of your work and inspiration to apply for gallery artist membership.
Guild members may submit up to two pieces for an annual non-juried exhibition with the theme 'Now and Then.'
Vendors and artisans are invited to showcase unique crafts and products at an arts and crafts fair.
These are graduate student-curated exhibitions in fulfillment of an M.A. in Curatorial Studies at Bard College's Center for Curatorial Studies.
Submit up to five previously unpublished visual artworks (as photographs, scans, or digital images) for potential publication in Hydration, a biannual literary magazine.
Submit original, two-dimensional works of art for display in City Hall through an online application.
Submit artwork to be evaluated by jurors for awards, exhibition, and sale in an online juried art show.
Artists and curators submit exhibition proposals for consideration in the James Watrous Gallery's exhibition calendar.
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.