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Submit 3–15 images of artwork inspired by botanica, nature, flowers, leaves, forests, and landscapes in painting, drawing, watercolor, sculpture, photography, mixed media, textile art, or digital art.
Submit 1–20 images of recent work, an artist statement (150–300 words), and a link to your website or portfolio for consideration for editorial recognition and potential cash prizes up to $1000.
Submit 1 to 3 high-quality images of original 2D paintings or drawings (maximum 164 square inches framed) for jurying into a local Fall 2026 small works exhibition.
Submit visual artwork exploring the theme of blue in any 2D or 3D medium for a September exhibition.
Submit visual artwork in 2D or 3D mediums for consideration in a juried virtual exhibition and print catalog celebrating contemporary women artists.
Submit original 2D and 3D artwork for a juried small works exhibition.
Submit minimum 4 images of Halloween, Fall, or Horror related artwork for consideration in this outdoor art fair vendor booth.
Submit 3 images of recent work in your chosen medium, a booth image showing display quality, and an artist bio to apply for jury selection into this outdoor festival.
Apply as a food vendor for RiverArtsFest 2026 by submitting images representing your food setup and products.
Other - Design Arts, Book Arts, All Visual Arts, Arts Administration
Submit 4 digital images (3 of artwork examples and 1 booth display photo) and select one category to exhibit in a 10' x 10' outdoor booth space at this 2-day fine arts festival.
Submit qualifications for the design, fabrication and installation of a permanent public artwork at a Police Substation in Surprise, Arizona.
Submit up to 2 artworks to an online juried art show for a chance to win cash prizes and ArtCall.org memberships.
Submit 3 or more digital images representing at least 95% of what you plan to sell at the art festival booth.
Submit 3-5 artworks in any media for consideration for a public critique session, along with artist statement, portfolio website or social media account, and CV.
Submit a minimum of 3 images for consideration in this outdoor event.
Submit 3–9 JPEG images of original small artwork (max 18 inches on longest side) for juried selection to this gallery exhibition.
Submit 1–2 images and up to 1 video of your artwork for exhibition consideration at The Lab on Santa Fe gallery in Denver.
Artists are sought to design and paint (or provide digitally-printed vinyl wrap for) three traffic signal control boxes on N. Harding Street in the Riverside neighborhood, with community-requested themes of nature, neighborhood history, and community activities.
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 an application to rent Gallery B for a solo or group show in 2027.
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 up to 4 artworks on a diminutive scale (16 inches or less including frame) in a variety of 2D and 3D media for juried exhibition.
Submit work samples, an artist statement, and a proposed exhibition concept for solo or two-artist exhibitions in 2027.
Submit up to 4 images of artworks, CV, 2 references, and a project proposal (max 2000 characters) describing why the fellowship is important to you and your travel goals, along with proof of Texas residency.
Create an original sculptural work inspired by the experiences, resilience, and contributions of African Americans in Jefferson City's Historic Foot District, with a focus on public safety and community commitment between the 1900s and 1960s.
Submit up to 10 images of a sculpture concept or completed work that honors O'Fallon's history and fits within a roundabout at Main Street and Third Street, along with a resume and artist statement.
Submit up to 2 original artworks responding to the theme of change, with an artist statement of up to 1000 characters explaining how the work coincides with the exhibition theme.
Submit up to 3 visual artworks for a juried exhibition with a theme exploring what gives you hope.
Submit 3 to 9 original artworks (painting, photography, sculpture, printmaking, mixed media, digital, pastel, encaustic, fiber, drawing, or watercolor) in JPEG format showcasing your artistic vision and style.