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Submit 4 images of original fine art or fine craft, a booth photo, and an artist statement or bio to apply for a booth at Birmingham's Magic City Art Connection outdoor art festival.
Submit original artwork in 15+ categories (ceramics, digital art, fiber, furniture, glass, drawing, printmaking, jewelry, metal, mixed media, painting, photography, sculpture, wood) for juried consideration for exhibition and sale at the Naples Downtown Art Fair.
Submit up to 6 original 2D or 3D works created within the past 3 years for blind juried exhibition.
Submit 1–10 images of original artwork for juried selection in this national art competition, with cash prizes awarded.
Site-specific projects for ArtFields 15th anniversary festival; Black Artists Showcase with theme 'Founders and Foundations'; public art at Good Luck Community Center; Art in Transit commissions.
Submit 3–5 photographs of an original large-scale sculpture (minimum 24 inches) suitable for year-round public outdoor display, along with title, description, material/size/weight specifications, and artist biography.
Submit up to 2 images of small sculptures or 2D/3D work under 12 inches for a holiday group exhibition.
The FALC Gallery Exhibition, Holiday Edition 2026
Submit artwork in a wide range of media for an in-person juried show.
Submit artwork in acrylic, casein, charcoal, colored pencil, encaustic, gouache, graphic, ink, intaglio, mixed media, oil, pastel, pen & ink, photography, printmaking, tempera, or watercolor for an in-person holiday-themed exhibition.
Submit an application with minimum 4 images of your original artwork for consideration in this outdoor art festival.
University of Pennsylvania departments, programs, and centers can apply for grants to bring artists, curators, and collectives to campus as artists-in-residence or curators-in-residence.
Submit 5-10 photographs (flattened RGB JPGs, 1200 pixels on longest side) along with biography, artistic CV, statement of artistic purpose/intent, and statement on the work supplied.
Submit 5–10 photographs (as flattened RGB JPGs), a brief biography and artistic CV in a single PDF, a statement of artistic purpose/intent, and an artist statement on your submitted work.
Submit one original artwork for exhibition in this members-only salon-style showcase.
Submit 5–10 photographs or videos (up to 6 videos), a biography and CV, and a statement of artistic intent for a $4,000 scholarship and exhibition.
Submit 1-2 pieces of 2D or 3D artwork celebrating the folklore and contemporary interpretations of Krampus for a group exhibition.
Submit 1–12 digital assets (images, audio, or video) exploring the night skies and their environmental/ecological significance for a juried exhibition.
Submit 2–4 digital images of original artworks in one of three categories (Two-Dimensional, Three-Dimensional, or Photo/Digital Art) for jury selection into an annual juried art exhibition.
Submit up to 3 finished artworks (images or videos) for blind jury consideration for inclusion in the pop-surrealist/lowbrow Surreal Salon 19 exhibition.
Submit a minimum of 4 images for consideration as a vendor in an outdoor arts and crafts market at a seafood and music festival.
Submit photographs (JPEG) of your work in each category you wish to be juried, plus a photograph of your booth display, for virtual jury review.
Apply for a one-year international online residency with curatorial dialogue, weekly group meetings, and one-on-one guidance, with the potential to earn a curated solo exhibition in NYC and representation through Uncool Gallery.
Call for Entry/Open Call - All Disciplines
BIPOC+ artists are invited to apply for a funded solo exhibition at Horizon Gallery, with one artist selected to receive a $1,000 stipend to support creation of their solo exhibition.
Submit up to 3 original artworks in 2D or 3D visual media for a juried exhibition; artists must include an artist bio (up to 200 words), artist statement (up to 400 words), and retail price.