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The exhibition explores love and its costs, waiting, surrender, desire, and the parts of ourselves we quietly give away, examining relationships with the body, power, intimacy, and myth through figures caught in states of tension and negotiation.
Time, memory, identity, and the persistence of the past through new artistic practices.
A contemporary reflection on the period between the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the establishment of French and British Mandates in Lebanon, Syria, and Palestine (1913–1921), examining how historical narratives are constructed and remain embedded in present-day realities.
Create an original, site-specific public artwork for Westward Ho! village in collaboration with the community.
Submit photography and video work that engages with the present through original and compelling visual storytelling.
High school students submit up to 2 ceramic artworks (at least 60% ceramic) for a juried exhibition with virtual and in-person components.
A solo exhibition exploring microterritories as sites of memory, identity, and contemporary debates around territorial invasion, occupation, and appropriation—examining how territories symbolize continuous cycles of displacement, colonialism, and the threat to indigenous lands and cultures.
An exhibition of found-object sculptures and mixed-media works by self-taught artist Thomaz Schetty (Totó), who creates unique pieces from materials sourced from junkyards and street locations.
Submit work for a curated, gallery-style selling exhibition with a £1,000 price cap.
Works exploring human relations, transindividual images and stories, examining themes of the feminine universe, memory, collective action, and the relationship between bodies in motion.
A permanent public art route featuring at least 5 artworks responding to the unique characteristics of the Schuytgraaf neighborhood—its young identity, landscape, and rich history, including World War II heritage and archaeological elements.
Reserve a place in a 4-week online accelerator course for artists to develop profitable art business skills.
Teen summer art camps exploring themed art and studio-specific mediums like ceramics, stained glass, and mosaics.
Children ages 5-11 are invited to join weekly Saturday art workshops led by teaching artists, creating artwork based on weekly themes and materials.
This is a documentation/exhibition listing for an ongoing community-based public art installation, not an open call for artist submissions.
View an exhibition of cyanotype photographs and beaded earrings by Oglala Lakota artist Jaida Grey Eagle.
Artists and creators of small handmade goods are invited to apply as vendors for an evening market event.
Oregon and SW Washington artists are invited to submit 2D and 3D work for a juried exhibition.
Participate in a juried group exhibition on photography and video in the digital age, with an accompanying symposium.