Community Art Gallery Call For Art - October 2026
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Submit an artist bio and up to three 2-D or 3-D artworks available for loan for the duration of the exhibition.
Submit an artist bio and up to three artworks available for loan for the duration of the exhibition for consideration in the Community Gallery's October 2026–March 2027 exhibit.
Submit images of up to 3 completed artworks exploring and honoring Hispanic & Latino culture and Día de los Muertos traditions for consideration in a juried exhibition.
Submit visual art works exploring saturation through vivid color, visual intensity, and fullness, or conceptually through themes like abundance, excess, information overload, consumerism, or emotional/sensory experience.
Submit up to 3 images of sculptures representing your work for exhibition consideration at the Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum on Austin Museum Day.
Submit up to three works of art for a themed exhibition celebrating generous abundance and community.
Submit up to 2 images of contemporary figurative artworks addressing the human body and its relationships to environment, society, and technology.
Submit up to two images of original 2-dimensional artwork for consideration in a juried exhibition at the George A. Purefoy Municipal Center.
Submit up to 20 photography images for an international juried exhibition with cash prizes.
Submit artwork for an exhibition celebrating vibrant color, playful imagery, nostalgia, and visual indulgence exploring the meanings of 'sweet'.
Submit artwork exploring the human form and what it means to be human, including figure drawings, paintings, and tasteful nudity.
Submit up to 20 artwork images (JPG format, minimum 1,200 pixels on longest side) through the CaFE platform for online judging in a virtual juried show with cash awards and eligibility for the LSAG 2027 Annual Show.
Submit small artworks (no larger than 12 inches in any dimension) for a juried exhibition with cash prizes.
Submit 1–3 images of 2-dimensional work exploring cinematic elements within still images, with emphasis on photography but open to all mediums.
Submit up to 3 original artworks for a juried exhibition celebrating art educators as practicing artists.
Submit concept drawings or photos of a sculptural bench design that includes a 2-3 person seating element for permanent placement in a park setting.
Submit up to three original works created after December 1, 2024, that have not been previously exhibited at SAAL+M or completed under instruction, celebrating beauty, curiosity, and joy.
Submit up to 5 original outdoor sculptures for a year-round juried exhibition in the Baytown ACE District.
Submit a minimum of 3 images (4 for Emerging Artist program) for jurying into this 2.5-day fine art show.
Submit 6+ images to apply to this juried fine art and craft show and sale at the Dallas Arboretum in April 2027.
Submit qualifications for consideration to create a site-specific monumental public artwork for the Aplin Center at Texas A&M University.
High school students are invited to apply to join the Teen Docent Program, which includes two days of training and ongoing museum work throughout the 2026-27 academic year.
Submit art to display in the Tiny Garden Gallery, a former Little Free Library space at the Price Center.
Community leaders who have made a difference in the arts community, demonstrating authentic passion and intentional equity in Fort Worth's arts scene.
A summit celebrating arts, culture, and careers in the arts featuring keynote speakers, panel discussions on public art, film industry evolution, and youth career exploration.
Public art that enhances civic architecture, creates harmonious public spaces, and fosters artfully designed infrastructure reflecting community identity.