Dear Readers:
It's hard to believe but summer is almost over. Of course, we've spent our time wisely. Today's post is the largest we've ever done--25 items! In addition, the FACFE blog header now has an image and we are working on a few cool things that are scheduled for unveiling in mid-October.
As of today, the posting schedule returns to a new normal. The Keeper must (temporarily) modify the schedule so updates will appear every two weeks instead of once of week. We plan to return to weekly postings by November.
As always, thanks for your readership.
The Keeper
Monday, September 15, 2008
3rd Triennial of Textile Art
Deadline: 5th December 2008 (POSTMARK)
3rd Triennial of Textile Art
Call for Projects
Cultural Foundation for the Textile Art and
Art Gallery of Szombathely
Hungary
June 2009
The Cultural Foundation for the Textile Art and the Art Gallery of Szombathely will organise the 3rd Triennial of Textile Art in June 2009 in the Gallery of Szombathely.
Theme: presence = being present
We invite all applicants to create works that explore the above feelings, situations, phenomena and concepts.
The jury only accepts projects for the exhibition made between 2006 and 2009 and linked to the above ideas or were made specifically on the above theme.
We invite applications from professional industrial designers and fine artists in all the three international categories that were announced. The works submitted should include a reference to the characteristics of textile, or express ideas translated into textile.
International Triennial of MINIATURE TEXTILES
One The works will be selected for the exhibition by a professional jury, based on photographs, which must be sent on CD.
Maximum size of completed work: 20 cm x 20 cm x 20 cm.
No restrictions on materials and techniques used.
International FLAG Triennial
One work to be submitted by each applicant
Size of completed work: 100 cm x 300 cm.
Material: suitable for outdoor display, weather-resistant
No restriction on the techniques used.
The works will be selected for the exhibition by a professional jury, based on photographs that must be sent on CD.
International BAND Triennial
Maximum size of completed work: 20 cm in width, length not specified
No restrictions on materials and techniques used.
The works will be selected for the exhibition by a professional jury, based on photographs, which must be sent on CD.
The CDs should be submitted by post by 5th December 2008 to the following address:
Szombathelyi Képtár Textilgyujtemény
(The Textile Collection of the Gallery of Szombathely)
9700 Szombathely
Rákóczi út 12.
Hungary
Download the prospectus for complete details: http://keptar.szombathely.hu/levelek.pdf
Visit the website for additional details: http://keptar.szombathely.hu/
Contacts:
Dr Gálig Zoltán
Director
Gallery of Szombathely
Sárváry Katalin
President
The Cultural Foundation for the Textile Art
3rd Triennial of Textile Art
Call for Projects
Cultural Foundation for the Textile Art and
Art Gallery of Szombathely
Hungary
June 2009
The Cultural Foundation for the Textile Art and the Art Gallery of Szombathely will organise the 3rd Triennial of Textile Art in June 2009 in the Gallery of Szombathely.
Theme: presence = being present
When we unfold the word "presence" and discover its two semantic constituents – "being" (being part of the material world; being) and "present" (the present time, the era in which we are living – we find that when they are matched and juxtaposed in one word – "presence" – the meanings of the two separate notions assume new complex meanings pointing far beyond their individual meanings.
(truncated quote...see prospectus)
Tibor Wehner
We invite all applicants to create works that explore the above feelings, situations, phenomena and concepts.
The jury only accepts projects for the exhibition made between 2006 and 2009 and linked to the above ideas or were made specifically on the above theme.
We invite applications from professional industrial designers and fine artists in all the three international categories that were announced. The works submitted should include a reference to the characteristics of textile, or express ideas translated into textile.
International Triennial of MINIATURE TEXTILES
One The works will be selected for the exhibition by a professional jury, based on photographs, which must be sent on CD.
Maximum size of completed work: 20 cm x 20 cm x 20 cm.
No restrictions on materials and techniques used.
International FLAG Triennial
One work to be submitted by each applicant
Size of completed work: 100 cm x 300 cm.
Material: suitable for outdoor display, weather-resistant
No restriction on the techniques used.
The works will be selected for the exhibition by a professional jury, based on photographs that must be sent on CD.
International BAND Triennial
Maximum size of completed work: 20 cm in width, length not specified
No restrictions on materials and techniques used.
The works will be selected for the exhibition by a professional jury, based on photographs, which must be sent on CD.
The CDs should be submitted by post by 5th December 2008 to the following address:
Szombathelyi Képtár Textilgyujtemény
(The Textile Collection of the Gallery of Szombathely)
9700 Szombathely
Rákóczi út 12.
Hungary
Download the prospectus for complete details: http://keptar.szombathely.hu/levelek.pdf
Visit the website for additional details: http://keptar.szombathely.hu/
Contacts:
Dr Gálig Zoltán
Director
Gallery of Szombathely
Sárváry Katalin
President
The Cultural Foundation for the Textile Art
100% Design
Deadline: 13th November 2008 (RECEIVE)
100% Design
United Kingdom
2009
100% Design is a contemporary interior design event. All exhibitors’ products including those in 100% Futures must first pass through our selection panel process before being offered a stand.
The decision of the panel is final and based on a qualitative decision.
Considerations include:
• The product should be orginal (not based on any other products)
• The product should be in full / batch production (not applicable to 100% Futures)
• The product must be of contemporary design
• A suitable and contemporary stand design must be submitted
Other considerations
• Sustainable design, materials and process
• Production techniques and processes
• Material use
• Balance of product type within the show. To prevent over representation of any one product area, applicants may be asked to join a waiting list
100% Design is a selected event. If you are interested in exhibiting at the shows and have not previously taken a stand, you must submit an application for approval by the 100% Design advisory panel.
To attend 100% Design 2009, please provide completed applications by 13th November 2008. The next Panel meeting is on 27th November 2008.
All new applications must be accompanied by a powerpoint presentation (please see downloadable template below).
In order to complete the application process, please follow the steps below:
Complete and submit an application form
Save the powerpoint to your computer so you can edit and add your product images.
Complete and e-mail back to patricia.mcmillan@reedexpo.co.uk
Speak to the sales team for further information.
Visit the website for complete details: http://www.100percentdesign.co.uk
100% Design is a Reed Exhibitions Limited production. Reed Exhibitions Limited is a company registered in England and Wales.
Registered Office: Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom
Exhibitor Helpline Tel: +44 (0)20 8271 2147
100% Design
United Kingdom
2009
100% Design is a contemporary interior design event. All exhibitors’ products including those in 100% Futures must first pass through our selection panel process before being offered a stand.
The decision of the panel is final and based on a qualitative decision.
Considerations include:
• The product should be orginal (not based on any other products)
• The product should be in full / batch production (not applicable to 100% Futures)
• The product must be of contemporary design
• A suitable and contemporary stand design must be submitted
Other considerations
• Sustainable design, materials and process
• Production techniques and processes
• Material use
• Balance of product type within the show. To prevent over representation of any one product area, applicants may be asked to join a waiting list
100% Design is a selected event. If you are interested in exhibiting at the shows and have not previously taken a stand, you must submit an application for approval by the 100% Design advisory panel.
To attend 100% Design 2009, please provide completed applications by 13th November 2008. The next Panel meeting is on 27th November 2008.
All new applications must be accompanied by a powerpoint presentation (please see downloadable template below).
In order to complete the application process, please follow the steps below:
Complete and submit an application form
Save the powerpoint to your computer so you can edit and add your product images.
Complete and e-mail back to patricia.mcmillan@reedexpo.co.uk
Speak to the sales team for further information.
Visit the website for complete details: http://www.100percentdesign.co.uk
100% Design is a Reed Exhibitions Limited production. Reed Exhibitions Limited is a company registered in England and Wales.
Registered Office: Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom
Exhibitor Helpline Tel: +44 (0)20 8271 2147
Artists of Hawai’i 2009
Deadline: January 2, 2009 by 12:00 NOON (ONLINE)
Artists of Hawai’i 2009
Honolulu Academy of Arts Juried Exhibition
May 14-August 16, 2009
**ONLY ARTISTS RESIDING IN THE STATE OF HAWAI’I ARE ELIGIBLE**
The Honolulu Academy of Arts’ Artists of Hawai’i is one of the longest-running juried exhibitions in the country, showcasing the quality and diversity of art in Hawai’i.
ELIGIBILITY:
• All artists living in the state of Hawai’i are eligible.
• Functional and nonfunctional works are eligible in any medium or combination of media: painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, collage, sculpture, film and video, light works, sound, ceramic, glass, fiber, jewelry, and other art forms.
• No work shown previously in a juried exhibition on O’ahu is eligible. All works must be original and created independently within the past two years.
JURYING PROCESS:
• Juror will make selections of works to be included in the exhibition exclusively from digital images and information downloaded by artists on CaFÉ (http://www.callforentry.org/). The Academy will notify all artists of jury results via e-mail.
• Of the artists selected for the exhibition, the juror will select 20 to 25 finalists as candidates for the special awards.
• A studio visit may be requested as part of the award selection process. The juror, accompanied by a representative from the HAA’s curatorial department, will conduct these studio visits. The museum will coordinate studio visits for those finalists during the month of February.
• Both works in progress and finished works may be presented during the studio visit.
• Award recipients will be notified after the selection process is complete.
ABOUT THE JUROR:
Laura Hoptman is the Kraus Family Senior Curator at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York.
HOW TO ENTER:
The Academy will conduct the submission process for Artists of Hawai’i 2009 online with all materials submitted in digital format through CaFÉ (http://www.callforentry.org/).
• You may submit up to 3 artworks for judging
• The jury fee is $15 per artwork. This fee includes one digital image submission
• Each additional digital image submitted is $5 (1 entry=$15; 2 entries=$20; 3 entries=$25; 1 entry+1 detail=$20; 3 entries+2 details=$35, etc.)
• You may submit a minimum of 1 digital image and a maximum of 6 digital images
Visit the website for complete details and for more information on the Honolulu Academy of Art
CONTACT:
Rui Sasaki
Honolulu Academy of Arts
900 S. Beretania St.
Honolulu, HI 96814
Artists of Hawai’i 2009
Honolulu Academy of Arts Juried Exhibition
May 14-August 16, 2009
**ONLY ARTISTS RESIDING IN THE STATE OF HAWAI’I ARE ELIGIBLE**
The Honolulu Academy of Arts’ Artists of Hawai’i is one of the longest-running juried exhibitions in the country, showcasing the quality and diversity of art in Hawai’i.
ELIGIBILITY:
• All artists living in the state of Hawai’i are eligible.
• Functional and nonfunctional works are eligible in any medium or combination of media: painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, collage, sculpture, film and video, light works, sound, ceramic, glass, fiber, jewelry, and other art forms.
• No work shown previously in a juried exhibition on O’ahu is eligible. All works must be original and created independently within the past two years.
JURYING PROCESS:
• Juror will make selections of works to be included in the exhibition exclusively from digital images and information downloaded by artists on CaFÉ (http://www.callforentry.org/). The Academy will notify all artists of jury results via e-mail.
• Of the artists selected for the exhibition, the juror will select 20 to 25 finalists as candidates for the special awards.
• A studio visit may be requested as part of the award selection process. The juror, accompanied by a representative from the HAA’s curatorial department, will conduct these studio visits. The museum will coordinate studio visits for those finalists during the month of February.
• Both works in progress and finished works may be presented during the studio visit.
• Award recipients will be notified after the selection process is complete.
ABOUT THE JUROR:
Laura Hoptman is the Kraus Family Senior Curator at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York.
HOW TO ENTER:
The Academy will conduct the submission process for Artists of Hawai’i 2009 online with all materials submitted in digital format through CaFÉ (http://www.callforentry.org/).
• You may submit up to 3 artworks for judging
• The jury fee is $15 per artwork. This fee includes one digital image submission
• Each additional digital image submitted is $5 (1 entry=$15; 2 entries=$20; 3 entries=$25; 1 entry+1 detail=$20; 3 entries+2 details=$35, etc.)
• You may submit a minimum of 1 digital image and a maximum of 6 digital images
Visit the website for complete details and for more information on the Honolulu Academy of Art
CONTACT:
Rui Sasaki
Honolulu Academy of Arts
900 S. Beretania St.
Honolulu, HI 96814
GVQC 2009 Quilt Challenge
Deadline: April 30, 2009 (RECEIVE)
GVQC 2009 Quilt Challenge
Genesee Valley Quilt Club
Genesee Valley Quilt Club (GVQC) and Blank Textile are pleased to invite you to participate in the GVQC 2009 Quilt Challenge. This challenge is open to 300 participants and will be exhibited at the 2009 GVQC Quilt Show, to be held June 5, 6 and 7, 2009 at the RIT Gordon Field House in Henrietta, New York.
Blank Textile is providing $1,000 in prize money for this event with $500 awarded to the first place, $300 to second place, $100 to third place, and $50 each to two honorable mention placements.
Kit Fee: $20 Includes kit, entry fee and return postage
Theme: Blending Art and Tradition
Rules:
Participants will construct an original quilt that exhibits their personal interpretation of the theme
Quilts are to be constructed after January 2008 must be completed and submitted to GVQC by April 30, 2009
The 100% cotton fat quarter included in the kit is provided for inspiration and the quilt must use a significant portion (50% or greater) of the fabric in the body of the quilt (borders, binding and backing are excluded.) You may add any amount of additional fabrics.
The maximum size of the entry must not exceed 96 linear inches with no side greater than 24”. The final shape is up to the designer.
Any means of construction may be used that results in three layers (top, batting, backing.) The layers may be joined by any method.
Please keep the weight of each entry under 5 pounds.
Hanging sleeves are not required.
To down load the 2009 Quilt Challenge Rules: http://www.geneseequiltfest.com/challenge_rules_form.pdf
To download the 2009 Quilt Challenge Kit Form: http://www.geneseequiltfest.com/challenge_kit_order_form.pdf
Contact:
Val Schultz
Challenge Coordinator
(585) 229-2908
vjschultz@frontiernet.net
Visit the Blank website: http://www.blanktextiles.com/
GVQC 2009 Quilt Challenge
Genesee Valley Quilt Club
Genesee Valley Quilt Club (GVQC) and Blank Textile are pleased to invite you to participate in the GVQC 2009 Quilt Challenge. This challenge is open to 300 participants and will be exhibited at the 2009 GVQC Quilt Show, to be held June 5, 6 and 7, 2009 at the RIT Gordon Field House in Henrietta, New York.
Blank Textile is providing $1,000 in prize money for this event with $500 awarded to the first place, $300 to second place, $100 to third place, and $50 each to two honorable mention placements.
Kit Fee: $20 Includes kit, entry fee and return postage
Theme: Blending Art and Tradition
Rules:
Participants will construct an original quilt that exhibits their personal interpretation of the theme
Quilts are to be constructed after January 2008 must be completed and submitted to GVQC by April 30, 2009
The 100% cotton fat quarter included in the kit is provided for inspiration and the quilt must use a significant portion (50% or greater) of the fabric in the body of the quilt (borders, binding and backing are excluded.) You may add any amount of additional fabrics.
The maximum size of the entry must not exceed 96 linear inches with no side greater than 24”. The final shape is up to the designer.
Any means of construction may be used that results in three layers (top, batting, backing.) The layers may be joined by any method.
Please keep the weight of each entry under 5 pounds.
Hanging sleeves are not required.
To down load the 2009 Quilt Challenge Rules: http://www.geneseequiltfest.com/challenge_rules_form.pdf
To download the 2009 Quilt Challenge Kit Form: http://www.geneseequiltfest.com/challenge_kit_order_form.pdf
Contact:
Val Schultz
Challenge Coordinator
(585) 229-2908
vjschultz@frontiernet.net
Visit the Blank website: http://www.blanktextiles.com/
Garden of Quilts
Deadline: April 1, 2009 (POSTMARK)
Garden of Quilts
Genesee Valley Quilt Club
Quilt Festival
Rochester Institute of Technology Gordon Field House
Rochester, NY
JUNE 5-7, 2009
The 2009 festival will exhibit quilts from members as well as non-members. To submit your quilt to the "Garden of Quilts" festival, please print a registration form for each quilt and mail to the quilt coordinator.
CATEGORIES
Size refers to the total perimeter measurement
ACCEPTANCE
Entries are accepted on a first come, first serve basis and at the discretion of the GVQC.
LIMITS
Enter up to 5 total.
FEES
GVQC members free.
Non-members pay $10 each entry.
Download the Entry Form: http://www.geneseequiltfest.com/2009GVQCEntryForm.pdf
Additional forms can be found at http://www.geneseequiltfest.com/
Garden of Quilts
Genesee Valley Quilt Club
Quilt Festival
Rochester Institute of Technology Gordon Field House
Rochester, NY
JUNE 5-7, 2009
The 2009 festival will exhibit quilts from members as well as non-members. To submit your quilt to the "Garden of Quilts" festival, please print a registration form for each quilt and mail to the quilt coordinator.
CATEGORIES
Size refers to the total perimeter measurement
- pieced --- larger than 240”
- appliqué --- any size. 51% or more of the work is appliqué
- mixed technique --- larger than 240” This category includes whole cloth quilts and quilts with less than 50% appliqué
- art/non-traditional quilt --- any size
- wall quilt traditional --- smaller than 240” featuring any traditional technique
- wearable art
- maiden quilter --- any size
This is your first ever entry in a GVQC show. You may have only one entry in this category. You have been quilting less than 5 years.
ACCEPTANCE
Entries are accepted on a first come, first serve basis and at the discretion of the GVQC.
LIMITS
Enter up to 5 total.
FEES
GVQC members free.
Non-members pay $10 each entry.
Download the Entry Form: http://www.geneseequiltfest.com/2009GVQCEntryForm.pdf
Additional forms can be found at http://www.geneseequiltfest.com/
Tokyo International Great Quilt Festival 2009
Deadline: September 30, 2008 (RECEIVE)
Tokyo International Great Quilt Festival 2009
Japan Quilt Grand Prix
Tokyo Dome
January 16 - 24, 2009
Eligibility
Everyone, whether professional or amateur, is welcome, regardless of age or nationality (excluding Junior Category).
Entry Rules
Although entrants may submit works into multiple categories, entries are limited to 1 entry per person per category.
Entries must be an original work, wholly conceived and constructed by the sole person named on the entry form (except for Group and Junior categories).
Entries must have been completed during or after 2006, and previously unpublished in any print or electronic media (excluding catalogs for group exhibitions, etc.)
Any prizes awarded in the past, both internationally and domestically, must be listed.
Quilts must consist of a single unit and cannot be framed in wood, metal, etc.
Entered works must be available for judging and display from early November, 2008 to late February, 2009.
Entries must not contain any animal or plant materials restricted under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, nor contain any materials restricted by Japanese Quarantine authorities.
To Enter
Please send a completed entry form along with 2 photographs of each entry (an overall photograph showing all quilt edges, and showing the best feature of the quilt).
The 2 photographs will not be returned.
Download the entry form: Tokyoquiltfestival/entrysheet_en.pdf
Visit website for complete details: Tokyo Quilt Festival
Send entry forms to:
Tokyo International Great Quilt Festival
Secretariat for the Japan Quilt Grand Prix
c/o NHK Educational Corporation
Dai-6 Kyodo Building, 4th Floor, 9-2 Kamiyama-cho
Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0047 Japan
Tel: +81-3-3481-1770
Fax: 81-3-3481-0094
Tokyo International Great Quilt Festival 2009
Japan Quilt Grand Prix
Tokyo Dome
January 16 - 24, 2009
Eligibility
Everyone, whether professional or amateur, is welcome, regardless of age or nationality (excluding Junior Category).
Entry Rules
Although entrants may submit works into multiple categories, entries are limited to 1 entry per person per category.
Entries must be an original work, wholly conceived and constructed by the sole person named on the entry form (except for Group and Junior categories).
Entries must have been completed during or after 2006, and previously unpublished in any print or electronic media (excluding catalogs for group exhibitions, etc.)
Any prizes awarded in the past, both internationally and domestically, must be listed.
Quilts must consist of a single unit and cannot be framed in wood, metal, etc.
Entered works must be available for judging and display from early November, 2008 to late February, 2009.
Entries must not contain any animal or plant materials restricted under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, nor contain any materials restricted by Japanese Quarantine authorities.
To Enter
Please send a completed entry form along with 2 photographs of each entry (an overall photograph showing all quilt edges, and showing the best feature of the quilt).
The 2 photographs will not be returned.
Download the entry form: Tokyoquiltfestival/entrysheet_en.pdf
Visit website for complete details: Tokyo Quilt Festival
Send entry forms to:
Tokyo International Great Quilt Festival
Secretariat for the Japan Quilt Grand Prix
c/o NHK Educational Corporation
Dai-6 Kyodo Building, 4th Floor, 9-2 Kamiyama-cho
Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0047 Japan
Tel: +81-3-3481-1770
Fax: 81-3-3481-0094
2009Oklahoma City Festival of the Arts
Deadline: September 30, 2008 [midnight (CST)](ONLINE)
2009 Festival of the Arts
Festival Plaza
Oklahoma City, OK
April 21-26, 2009
The Arts Council of Oklahoma City is proud to present the 2009 Festival of the Arts! The Festival is now in its 43rd year and draws more than 750,000 visitors annually. This fine art show averages $1.2 million in art sales each year.
ONLINE ZAPPLICATION SYSTEM
The only way to apply to the Festival of the Arts is through ZAPPlication. This is an online application and digital jury process.
For more information call (405) 270-4848.
Applying is easy
1. Visit the website at www.zapplication.org.
2. Register and create your artist profile.
3. Prepare and upload your images to the site
4. Complete the online application to the “Oklahoma City Festival of the Arts 2009.” Application fee is $20. Deadline is midnight (CST) September 30, 2008.
5. No printed applications will be accepted.
6. If you should have questions about how to apply, please feel free to contact the Festival staff at (405) 270-4848
2009 Festival of the Arts
Festival Plaza
Oklahoma City, OK
April 21-26, 2009
The Arts Council of Oklahoma City is proud to present the 2009 Festival of the Arts! The Festival is now in its 43rd year and draws more than 750,000 visitors annually. This fine art show averages $1.2 million in art sales each year.
ONLINE ZAPPLICATION SYSTEM
The only way to apply to the Festival of the Arts is through ZAPPlication. This is an online application and digital jury process.
For more information call (405) 270-4848.
Applying is easy
1. Visit the website at www.zapplication.org.
2. Register and create your artist profile.
3. Prepare and upload your images to the site
4. Complete the online application to the “Oklahoma City Festival of the Arts 2009.” Application fee is $20. Deadline is midnight (CST) September 30, 2008.
5. No printed applications will be accepted.
6. If you should have questions about how to apply, please feel free to contact the Festival staff at (405) 270-4848
Craft Boston & Craft Boston Holiday
Deadline: September 29, 2008 (ONLINE) & (RECEIVE)
Craft Boston
March 27-29, 2009
Craft Boston Holiday
November 13-15, 2009
CRAFTBOSTON and CRAFTBOSTON Holiday are the premiere shows in New England for contemporary art, craft & design. CRAFTBOSTON features 200 artists and CRAFTBOSTON Holiday features 110 artists. Both shows showcase one-of-a-kind and limited-edition pieces in baskets, ceramics, decorative fiber, wearables, furniture, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, paper and wood.
Additionally, CRAFTBOSTON in March features work by emerging artists from leading schools and universities, an artist mentor program, a craft book seller, an educational lecture series, tours for guests who are blind and visually impaired and
other special interest groups, and informational booths promoting non-profit craft organizations.
CRAFTBOSTON 2009 jurors:
• Lisa Englander- Store Manager & Buyer, Racine Art
Museum, Racine, WI; Independent Curator
• Mark Del Guidice- Furniture Maker; Trustee, Fuller Craft
Museum; SAC Artist Award recipient
• Tommie Rush- Glass Artist; Trustee, Penland School of
Crafts; Trustee, American Craft Council; Trustee, Glass Arts
Society
RULES FOR PARTICIPATION
Before applying, please make sure your work meets the following criteria:
1. All work must fit within an acceptable media category.
Acceptable media categories include baskets; ceramics; fiber decorative; fiber wearable; furniture; glass; jewelry; leather; mixed media; paper; and wood. Categories not included: calligraphy, painting, photography, lithography, etc., except when incorporated into an otherwise acceptable craft category.
2. All work must be original and made by hand or with the use of appropriate tools. CRAFTBOSTON encourages one-of-a-kind and limited-edition work.
3. No commercial reproductions of any kind are allowed.
4. Artists accepted for participation must be in attendance at their booth during the entire show. No agents, dealers, or representatives may attend in place of the artist.
5. Collaborating artists are permitted, however, any representation other than a true, hands-on artistic collaboration is not permitted.
6. Artists may only show work in categories selected by the jury. All work exhibited must be of the same body, quality, and category of work that was juried through slides.
APPLICATION FEES
Online Application Fee: $50 to apply to both 2009 shows
$40 to apply to only one 2009 show
Paper Application Fee: $80 to apply to both 2009 shows
$70 to apply to only one 2009 show
It is recommended that all applicants apply through http://www.zapplication.org/, however, a paper application is available for those who have trouble with the online application process.
Click Here for a printable application
Visit website for complete details: craftboston.org
The Society of Arts and
Crafts
Attn: CRAFTBOSTON
175 Newbury Street
Boston, MA 02116
Craft Boston
March 27-29, 2009
Craft Boston Holiday
November 13-15, 2009
CRAFTBOSTON and CRAFTBOSTON Holiday are the premiere shows in New England for contemporary art, craft & design. CRAFTBOSTON features 200 artists and CRAFTBOSTON Holiday features 110 artists. Both shows showcase one-of-a-kind and limited-edition pieces in baskets, ceramics, decorative fiber, wearables, furniture, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, paper and wood.
Additionally, CRAFTBOSTON in March features work by emerging artists from leading schools and universities, an artist mentor program, a craft book seller, an educational lecture series, tours for guests who are blind and visually impaired and
other special interest groups, and informational booths promoting non-profit craft organizations.
CRAFTBOSTON 2009 jurors:
• Lisa Englander- Store Manager & Buyer, Racine Art
Museum, Racine, WI; Independent Curator
• Mark Del Guidice- Furniture Maker; Trustee, Fuller Craft
Museum; SAC Artist Award recipient
• Tommie Rush- Glass Artist; Trustee, Penland School of
Crafts; Trustee, American Craft Council; Trustee, Glass Arts
Society
RULES FOR PARTICIPATION
Before applying, please make sure your work meets the following criteria:
1. All work must fit within an acceptable media category.
Acceptable media categories include baskets; ceramics; fiber decorative; fiber wearable; furniture; glass; jewelry; leather; mixed media; paper; and wood. Categories not included: calligraphy, painting, photography, lithography, etc., except when incorporated into an otherwise acceptable craft category.
2. All work must be original and made by hand or with the use of appropriate tools. CRAFTBOSTON encourages one-of-a-kind and limited-edition work.
3. No commercial reproductions of any kind are allowed.
4. Artists accepted for participation must be in attendance at their booth during the entire show. No agents, dealers, or representatives may attend in place of the artist.
5. Collaborating artists are permitted, however, any representation other than a true, hands-on artistic collaboration is not permitted.
6. Artists may only show work in categories selected by the jury. All work exhibited must be of the same body, quality, and category of work that was juried through slides.
APPLICATION FEES
Online Application Fee: $50 to apply to both 2009 shows
$40 to apply to only one 2009 show
Paper Application Fee: $80 to apply to both 2009 shows
$70 to apply to only one 2009 show
It is recommended that all applicants apply through http://www.zapplication.org/, however, a paper application is available for those who have trouble with the online application process.
Click Here for a printable application
Visit website for complete details: craftboston.org
The Society of Arts and
Crafts
Attn: CRAFTBOSTON
175 Newbury Street
Boston, MA 02116
Small Works, Big Presents
Deadline: November 8, 2008 (RECEIVE) & (Hand Delivery)
Small Works, Big Presents
Small Works Juried Art Show and Sale
The City of Auburn Arts Commission & White River Valley Museum
Auburn, WA
November 19 and December 14, 2008
The City of Auburn Arts Commission and the White River Valley Museum are partnering in November 2008 to present the first Small Works Juried Art Show and Sale. This year’s show, Small Works, Big Presents, celebrates the diversity and creativity in the regional arts scene and showcases the work of emerging and established Pacific Northwest artists while the community is offered an opportunity to purchase fine artwork.
Guidelines for the Exhibit
Small Works, Big Presents is open to all Northwest artists working in two-dimensional format. Artists may submit a maximum of two small works and a maximum of two mini works (limit four artworks total). The exhibit does not conform to a theme; any artwork suitable for public viewing and adhering to the guidelines listed below are eligible for display. Artists of diverse mediums may enter, including but not limited to: paint, ink, pencil, printmaking, mixed media, textiles, mosaic, glass, recycled materials, photography, calligraphy, collage, new media, and fiber art.
If you have questions regarding eligible mediums, please contact Patricia Cosgrove at 253-288-7437 or pcosgrove@auburnwa.gov.
All works for both categories must be:
Small Works
Maximum outside frame dimensions:
20”x24”
Maximum weight: 25 pounds
$300 or less
Use picture wire only for hanging. No saw-tooth hangers or clips.
Mini Works
Maximum outside frame dimensions: 6”x6”
Maximum weight: 15 pounds
$150 or less
Saw-tooth hangers or picture wire acceptable.
Fees
A non-refundable fee of $5 per entry, for up to four entries [two Small Works and two Mini Works] is to accompany artwork at time of entry.
A 25% commission will be charged on all works sold. Proceeds from art sales benefit the White River Valley Museum.
Calendar
Saturday, November 8, 2008
10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Notifications Mailed to Artists
Monday, November 10
Download PROSPECTUS
Download ARTWORK FORMS
For additional information contact:
www.auburnwa.gov| 253-931-3043
www.wrvmuseum.org| 253-288-7433
Small Works, Big Presents
Small Works Juried Art Show and Sale
The City of Auburn Arts Commission & White River Valley Museum
Auburn, WA
November 19 and December 14, 2008
The City of Auburn Arts Commission and the White River Valley Museum are partnering in November 2008 to present the first Small Works Juried Art Show and Sale. This year’s show, Small Works, Big Presents, celebrates the diversity and creativity in the regional arts scene and showcases the work of emerging and established Pacific Northwest artists while the community is offered an opportunity to purchase fine artwork.
Guidelines for the Exhibit
Small Works, Big Presents is open to all Northwest artists working in two-dimensional format. Artists may submit a maximum of two small works and a maximum of two mini works (limit four artworks total). The exhibit does not conform to a theme; any artwork suitable for public viewing and adhering to the guidelines listed below are eligible for display. Artists of diverse mediums may enter, including but not limited to: paint, ink, pencil, printmaking, mixed media, textiles, mosaic, glass, recycled materials, photography, calligraphy, collage, new media, and fiber art.
If you have questions regarding eligible mediums, please contact Patricia Cosgrove at 253-288-7437 or pcosgrove@auburnwa.gov.
All works for both categories must be:
- Original and for sale.
- Suitably and sturdily framed (unless on canvas).
Use picture wire for hanging. No string. No clamp plastic or glass frames. - Finished, dry and ready to hang.
- No subject matter that can be considered lewd, pornographic or otherwise inappropriate will be accepted.
The City of Auburn Arts Commission and the White River Valley Museum reserve the right to not accept artwork or remove any artwork from display at any time, for any reason, and at their sole discretion.
Small Works
Maximum outside frame dimensions:
20”x24”
Maximum weight: 25 pounds
$300 or less
Use picture wire only for hanging. No saw-tooth hangers or clips.
Mini Works
Maximum outside frame dimensions: 6”x6”
Maximum weight: 15 pounds
$150 or less
Saw-tooth hangers or picture wire acceptable.
Fees
A non-refundable fee of $5 per entry, for up to four entries [two Small Works and two Mini Works] is to accompany artwork at time of entry.
A 25% commission will be charged on all works sold. Proceeds from art sales benefit the White River Valley Museum.
Calendar
Saturday, November 8, 2008
10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Notifications Mailed to Artists
Monday, November 10
Download PROSPECTUS
Download ARTWORK FORMS
For additional information contact:
www.auburnwa.gov| 253-931-3043
www.wrvmuseum.org| 253-288-7433
City of Auburn Gallery Programs
Deadline: October 13, 2008 at 5:00 p.m. (RECEIVE)
City of Auburn Gallery Programs
City of Auburn Arts Commission
Auburn, WA
2009 Exhibition Season
The City of Auburn is seeking artists working in two-dimensional media to exhibit their work at two City of Auburn gallery spaces during 2009. The gallery season is presented by the City of Auburn Arts Commission. Artists of diverse mediums are encouraged to apply, including but not limited to: paint, ink, pencil, mixed media, textiles, mosaic, glass, recycled materials, photography, calligraphy, collage, fiber art, etc.
Auburn City Hall Gallery
Professional artists working in two-dimensional media are invited to apply for the 2009 schedule of gallery exhibitions at the Auburn City Hall Gallery. Exhibits are 4 to 5-week group shows (typically 2-3 artists) with approximately 7 to 10 artworks per artist. The gallery is presented by the Auburn Arts Commission.
The City Hall gallery is an open space in the main lobby and hallway leading to City Council Chambers. Around the open gallery space are city office reception desks that are frequented by the public and city personnel.
Cheryl Sallee Gallery Wall at the Auburn Sr. Activity Center
Professional artists working in two-dimensional media are invited to apply for the 2009 schedule of gallery exhibitions at the Cheryl Sallee Gallery. Exhibits are 8-week solo shows of approximately 5-12 pieces. The gallery is presented by the Auburn Arts Commission and Auburn Senior Activity Center. The gallery wall is located in the Soroptomist Lounge, just inside the main entrance of the Auburn Senior Activity Center.
Auburn Avenue Theater Lobby
Professional artists working in two-dimensional media are invited to apply for the 2009 schedule of exhibits in the Auburn Avenue Theater lobby. Exhibits are 8-week group shows (typically 2-3 artists) with approximately 5 to 8 artworks per artist. The gallery is presented by the Auburn Arts Commission. The gallery is located in the theater’s lobby, just inside the main entrance.
Selection Process
A single selection panel of approximately 7 people will select artists for all three exhibits. The panel includes City of Auburn Arts Commissioners, Auburn Arts Commission Visual Art Committee Members, artists, community-at-large representatives, Auburn Senior Activity Center and Auburn Ave Theater staff.
Project Period
Exhibits and artist receptions will be scheduled immediately following the selection of artists. The first available exhibit date is late January 2009. Although every effort will be made to accommodate artists’ preferred exhibition dates, we cannot guarantee availability of preferred exhibition dates.
Promotion
Exhibits are publicized through city-generated press releases, postcards and the City’s web site at www.auburnwa.gov/arts.
Artists may choose to independently produce supplemental publicity and show cards. A reception will be scheduled for each exhibit.
Sales
Artists are encouraged to offer their works for sale, but are not required to do so. All sales are handled privately between the artist and the buyer. The City of Auburn Arts Commission does not take a commission on any works sold through the galleries.
Download the prospectus.
Submit to:
Auburn Arts Commission Gallery Programs
Auburn Parks, Arts & Recreation
910 Ninth St. SE
Auburn, WA 98002
For more information or to receive a copy of the 2009 season brochure contact:
Maija McKnight, Visual/Public Art Coordinator
253-804-5043 or mmcknight@auburnwa.gov
Laurie Rose, Arts Programs Manager
253-804-5057 or Lrose@auburnwa.gov
City of Auburn Gallery Programs
City of Auburn Arts Commission
Auburn, WA
2009 Exhibition Season
The City of Auburn is seeking artists working in two-dimensional media to exhibit their work at two City of Auburn gallery spaces during 2009. The gallery season is presented by the City of Auburn Arts Commission. Artists of diverse mediums are encouraged to apply, including but not limited to: paint, ink, pencil, mixed media, textiles, mosaic, glass, recycled materials, photography, calligraphy, collage, fiber art, etc.
Auburn City Hall Gallery
Professional artists working in two-dimensional media are invited to apply for the 2009 schedule of gallery exhibitions at the Auburn City Hall Gallery. Exhibits are 4 to 5-week group shows (typically 2-3 artists) with approximately 7 to 10 artworks per artist. The gallery is presented by the Auburn Arts Commission.
The City Hall gallery is an open space in the main lobby and hallway leading to City Council Chambers. Around the open gallery space are city office reception desks that are frequented by the public and city personnel.
Cheryl Sallee Gallery Wall at the Auburn Sr. Activity Center
Professional artists working in two-dimensional media are invited to apply for the 2009 schedule of gallery exhibitions at the Cheryl Sallee Gallery. Exhibits are 8-week solo shows of approximately 5-12 pieces. The gallery is presented by the Auburn Arts Commission and Auburn Senior Activity Center. The gallery wall is located in the Soroptomist Lounge, just inside the main entrance of the Auburn Senior Activity Center.
Auburn Avenue Theater Lobby
Professional artists working in two-dimensional media are invited to apply for the 2009 schedule of exhibits in the Auburn Avenue Theater lobby. Exhibits are 8-week group shows (typically 2-3 artists) with approximately 5 to 8 artworks per artist. The gallery is presented by the Auburn Arts Commission. The gallery is located in the theater’s lobby, just inside the main entrance.
Selection Process
A single selection panel of approximately 7 people will select artists for all three exhibits. The panel includes City of Auburn Arts Commissioners, Auburn Arts Commission Visual Art Committee Members, artists, community-at-large representatives, Auburn Senior Activity Center and Auburn Ave Theater staff.
Project Period
Exhibits and artist receptions will be scheduled immediately following the selection of artists. The first available exhibit date is late January 2009. Although every effort will be made to accommodate artists’ preferred exhibition dates, we cannot guarantee availability of preferred exhibition dates.
Promotion
Exhibits are publicized through city-generated press releases, postcards and the City’s web site at www.auburnwa.gov/arts.
Artists may choose to independently produce supplemental publicity and show cards. A reception will be scheduled for each exhibit.
Sales
Artists are encouraged to offer their works for sale, but are not required to do so. All sales are handled privately between the artist and the buyer. The City of Auburn Arts Commission does not take a commission on any works sold through the galleries.
Download the prospectus.
Submit to:
Auburn Arts Commission Gallery Programs
Auburn Parks, Arts & Recreation
910 Ninth St. SE
Auburn, WA 98002
For more information or to receive a copy of the 2009 season brochure contact:
Maija McKnight, Visual/Public Art Coordinator
253-804-5043 or mmcknight@auburnwa.gov
Laurie Rose, Arts Programs Manager
253-804-5057 or Lrose@auburnwa.gov
The Center for Book Arts Residency
Deadline: October 15, 2008 (POSTMARK)
Artist-in-Residence Workspace Grant
The Center for Book Arts
New York Emerging Artists Program 2009
The Center for Book Arts is pleased to continue the Artist-in-Residence Workspace Grant for New York Emerging Artists program in 2009. Up to five New York-based emerging artists will be offered space, time and support to explore the production of artist’s books and related work for a full year. The purpose of this program is to promote experimentation in book arts, thus artists from all disciplinary backgrounds are encouraged to apply. The Center especially encourages applications from artists of culturally diverse backgrounds.
The award includes a $1,500-$2,000 cash stipend (depending on funding) plus a materials budget between $750 to $1,000 (depending on funding), 24 hour access to the Center’s printing and binding facilities for a full year, plus an individual studio space for 3 months. Artists also receive approximately $3,000-$5,000 tuition waiver for courses throughout the year, planned in conjunction with the staff. Experienced printers and bookbinders will be available to advise the artists on issues of materials and techniques as they arise.
An exhibition of the artist’s work produced at the Center during their residency will be presented as part of our Featured Artist Series exhibition series in the following year. Other possible opportunities to present work to the public include a lecture/performance at the Center.
Requirements
Applicants must live/work in New York State and must reside in the greater NYC metropolitan area at the time of application and during the residency.
There is no application fee.
Applicants are encouraged to go to the Center’s website and to visit to get a sense of the gallery space, studio facilities and educational programs.
A panel will select finalists from slide submissions. Finalists will be interviewed and the selection process will be completed by November 30, 2008. The Center will work with each resident to establish a schedule of their residency.
Download complete details and application. (PDF file)
For additional information, please email info@centerforbookarts.org or call 212- 481-0295.
2009 Workspace Grant
The Center for Book Arts
28 West 27th Street, 3rd floor
New York, NY 10001
Artist-in-Residence Workspace Grant
The Center for Book Arts
New York Emerging Artists Program 2009
The Center for Book Arts is pleased to continue the Artist-in-Residence Workspace Grant for New York Emerging Artists program in 2009. Up to five New York-based emerging artists will be offered space, time and support to explore the production of artist’s books and related work for a full year. The purpose of this program is to promote experimentation in book arts, thus artists from all disciplinary backgrounds are encouraged to apply. The Center especially encourages applications from artists of culturally diverse backgrounds.
The award includes a $1,500-$2,000 cash stipend (depending on funding) plus a materials budget between $750 to $1,000 (depending on funding), 24 hour access to the Center’s printing and binding facilities for a full year, plus an individual studio space for 3 months. Artists also receive approximately $3,000-$5,000 tuition waiver for courses throughout the year, planned in conjunction with the staff. Experienced printers and bookbinders will be available to advise the artists on issues of materials and techniques as they arise.
An exhibition of the artist’s work produced at the Center during their residency will be presented as part of our Featured Artist Series exhibition series in the following year. Other possible opportunities to present work to the public include a lecture/performance at the Center.
Requirements
Applicants must live/work in New York State and must reside in the greater NYC metropolitan area at the time of application and during the residency.
There is no application fee.
Applicants are encouraged to go to the Center’s website and to visit to get a sense of the gallery space, studio facilities and educational programs.
A panel will select finalists from slide submissions. Finalists will be interviewed and the selection process will be completed by November 30, 2008. The Center will work with each resident to establish a schedule of their residency.
Download complete details and application. (PDF file)
For additional information, please email info@centerforbookarts.org or call 212- 481-0295.
2009 Workspace Grant
The Center for Book Arts
28 West 27th Street, 3rd floor
New York, NY 10001
art6 Gallery Exhibition proposals
Two Deadlines:
For a show in 2009: September 2008
For a show in 2010: June 2009
Exhibition proposals
art6 Gallery
Richmond, Virginia
art6 is a member-run, non-profit gallery, dedicated to promoting and showcasing quality contemporary visual and performing arts, offering opportunities for education, community outreach and creative interaction.
art6 is currently accepting applications for spring 2009 and fall 2010. The final deadline for consideration for a show in 2009 is Sept. 2008. For 2010, the deadline is June 2009. Once the Exhibition Committee reviews applications, you will be notified by mail.
Applicants may indicate suggested co-exhibitors, if any, with whom they would like to share the same month and may indicate preferred gallery, but the final decision will rest with the Exhibition Committee.
Proposals must accurately reflect the nature of the works to be presented in the show. If a proposal is accepted and works brought to the gallery for hanging prior to the show are not consistent with the nature and quality of works presented in the proposal, art6 reserves the right to cancel the show.
Exhibition guidelines
art6 gallery asks that exhibiting artists observe the following guidelines in presenting and hanging their show. The purpose is not to enforce uniformity, but to create a certain aesthetic consistency and an atmosphere of quality and attention to detail.
Each artist is free to display their work as they see fit as long as it does not damage the gallery. However, there are guidelines that must be followed when hanging work.
It is the policy of art6 that all galleries shall be used for each show. Any exception to this policy requires approval by the Exhibition Committee.
Some of the work must be for sale in each show, unless otherwise approved, e.g., for "Special Shows." It is recommended that no less than half of the works be offered for sale.
art6 is entitled to a commission on sales made as a result of the show, even if they occur after the show. If a purchaser sees a work in the show and decides to purchase it within three (3) months following the show, art6 should receive thirty (30%) percent commission.
Exhibition Proposal Application
Visit website for complete details: http://www.art6.org/about/exhibitions.shtml
art6 Gallery
6 East Broad Street
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Phone: (804) 343-1406
For a show in 2009: September 2008
For a show in 2010: June 2009
Exhibition proposals
art6 Gallery
Richmond, Virginia
art6 is a member-run, non-profit gallery, dedicated to promoting and showcasing quality contemporary visual and performing arts, offering opportunities for education, community outreach and creative interaction.
art6 is currently accepting applications for spring 2009 and fall 2010. The final deadline for consideration for a show in 2009 is Sept. 2008. For 2010, the deadline is June 2009. Once the Exhibition Committee reviews applications, you will be notified by mail.
Applicants may indicate suggested co-exhibitors, if any, with whom they would like to share the same month and may indicate preferred gallery, but the final decision will rest with the Exhibition Committee.
Proposals must accurately reflect the nature of the works to be presented in the show. If a proposal is accepted and works brought to the gallery for hanging prior to the show are not consistent with the nature and quality of works presented in the proposal, art6 reserves the right to cancel the show.
Exhibition guidelines
art6 gallery asks that exhibiting artists observe the following guidelines in presenting and hanging their show. The purpose is not to enforce uniformity, but to create a certain aesthetic consistency and an atmosphere of quality and attention to detail.
Each artist is free to display their work as they see fit as long as it does not damage the gallery. However, there are guidelines that must be followed when hanging work.
It is the policy of art6 that all galleries shall be used for each show. Any exception to this policy requires approval by the Exhibition Committee.
Some of the work must be for sale in each show, unless otherwise approved, e.g., for "Special Shows." It is recommended that no less than half of the works be offered for sale.
art6 is entitled to a commission on sales made as a result of the show, even if they occur after the show. If a purchaser sees a work in the show and decides to purchase it within three (3) months following the show, art6 should receive thirty (30%) percent commission.
Exhibition Proposal Application
Visit website for complete details: http://www.art6.org/about/exhibitions.shtml
art6 Gallery
6 East Broad Street
Richmond, Virginia 23219
Phone: (804) 343-1406
1708 Gallery Exhibition Proposals
Deadline: November 1, 2008 (RECEIVE) & (Ongoing)
(September 1, November 1, February 1, May 1 each year)
Exhibition Proposals
1708 Gallery
Richmond, VA
1708 Gallery is seeking exhibition proposals from artists and curators for its 2010 exhibition season. 1708 Gallery is a non-profit space for new art committed to expanding the understanding, development and appreciation of contemporary art. The Gallery provides public exposure and opportunity to emerging and established artists internationally. By showing art that questions, challenges, and redefines the social and aesthetic boundaries of the visual arts, 1708 Gallery offers an opportunity for the public to investigate, discover and be inspired by the most recent developments of contemporary art.
Artists and curators may submit proposals for single or group shows of all media.
DEADLINES
1708 Gallery has four annual deadlines for exhibition proposals. Proposals are reviewed twice a year, September 1, November 1, February 1, May 1.
An entry fee of $20 is required for each proposal submitted.
Exhibition proposal form: 1708_Exhibition_Proposals.pdf
Only complete proposal packages including all information listed will be reviewed. Artists will be notified of outcome within 90 days of the due date.
1708 Gallery is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution providing access to exhibitions, arts and education programs and employment without regard to age, race, color, national origin, gender, religion, sexual orientation, veteran’s status, political affiliation or disability.
1708 GALLERY
Exhibitions and Programming Committee
P.O. Box 12520
Richmond, VA 23241
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 804-643-1708 or visit www.1708gallery.org
(September 1, November 1, February 1, May 1 each year)
Exhibition Proposals
1708 Gallery
Richmond, VA
1708 Gallery is seeking exhibition proposals from artists and curators for its 2010 exhibition season. 1708 Gallery is a non-profit space for new art committed to expanding the understanding, development and appreciation of contemporary art. The Gallery provides public exposure and opportunity to emerging and established artists internationally. By showing art that questions, challenges, and redefines the social and aesthetic boundaries of the visual arts, 1708 Gallery offers an opportunity for the public to investigate, discover and be inspired by the most recent developments of contemporary art.
Artists and curators may submit proposals for single or group shows of all media.
DEADLINES
1708 Gallery has four annual deadlines for exhibition proposals. Proposals are reviewed twice a year, September 1, November 1, February 1, May 1.
An entry fee of $20 is required for each proposal submitted.
Exhibition proposal form: 1708_Exhibition_Proposals.pdf
Only complete proposal packages including all information listed will be reviewed. Artists will be notified of outcome within 90 days of the due date.
1708 Gallery is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution providing access to exhibitions, arts and education programs and employment without regard to age, race, color, national origin, gender, religion, sexual orientation, veteran’s status, political affiliation or disability.
1708 GALLERY
Exhibitions and Programming Committee
P.O. Box 12520
Richmond, VA 23241
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 804-643-1708 or visit www.1708gallery.org
Frye Art Museum Exhibition Proposals
Deadline: Ongoing
Exhibition Proposals
Frye Art Museum
Seattle, WA
The Frye Art Museum is dedicated to artistic inquiry, a rich visitor experience, and civic responsibility. A primary catalyst for our engagement with contemporary art and artists is the Founding Collection of late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century art by Munich-based artists. Admission to the Museum will always be free.
The Frye Art Museum is always interested in seeing work with which we are not familiar. In order to best consider your proposal, we require the following the materials:
Exhibition Proposal / Artist Statement: Please include clear reasons for why the Frye is an appropriate venue for your proposal
Curriculum Vitae for Relevant Parties: Artist, Curator, etc.
Slides: Up to 20 labeled with artist name, title of work, date, media, dimensions in inches and an arrow indicating the proper direction.
Selected Press: Newspaper, magazine, website articles
Catalogue(s)
Self –addressed stamped envelope: Due to the volume of materials we receive, we cannot provide return postage for submissions. If you would like your materials returned please provide appropriate postage and materials for their return.
Please keep in mind that the Museum receives thousands of proposals every year. The proposals are reviewed on a quarterly basis. You will receive a reply within 3-4 months of your submission. PLEASE DO NOT CALL regarding the status of your materials, as we respond to all of the submissions after each quarterly review.
Visit website for complete details: http://www.fryemuseum.org
Materials can be mailed to the Museum at:
Curatorial Department
Attn: Proposals
Frye Art Museum
704 Terry Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
Additional Contact Information:
Administrative Offices
Phone: 206-622-9250, ext 220
Fax: 206-223-1707
Exhibition Proposals
Frye Art Museum
Seattle, WA
The Frye Art Museum is dedicated to artistic inquiry, a rich visitor experience, and civic responsibility. A primary catalyst for our engagement with contemporary art and artists is the Founding Collection of late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century art by Munich-based artists. Admission to the Museum will always be free.
The Frye Art Museum is always interested in seeing work with which we are not familiar. In order to best consider your proposal, we require the following the materials:
Exhibition Proposal / Artist Statement: Please include clear reasons for why the Frye is an appropriate venue for your proposal
Curriculum Vitae for Relevant Parties: Artist, Curator, etc.
Slides: Up to 20 labeled with artist name, title of work, date, media, dimensions in inches and an arrow indicating the proper direction.
Selected Press: Newspaper, magazine, website articles
Catalogue(s)
Self –addressed stamped envelope: Due to the volume of materials we receive, we cannot provide return postage for submissions. If you would like your materials returned please provide appropriate postage and materials for their return.
Please keep in mind that the Museum receives thousands of proposals every year. The proposals are reviewed on a quarterly basis. You will receive a reply within 3-4 months of your submission. PLEASE DO NOT CALL regarding the status of your materials, as we respond to all of the submissions after each quarterly review.
Visit website for complete details: http://www.fryemuseum.org
Materials can be mailed to the Museum at:
Curatorial Department
Attn: Proposals
Frye Art Museum
704 Terry Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
Additional Contact Information:
Administrative Offices
Phone: 206-622-9250, ext 220
Fax: 206-223-1707
San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery
Deadline: Ongoing
Exhibition Proposals
San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery
San Francisco, CA
The Arts Commission Gallery is a program of the San Francisco Arts Commission, a City agency. Through exhibitions and special projects, the gallery presents a wide range of artistic disciplines, promotes artistic excellence, and communicates the centrality of art in everyday life.
ELIGIBILITY
The gallery focuses on works that reflect the broad diversity of San Francisco Bay Area communities. Artists who reside in the counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Francisco, San Mateo, Solano, and Sonoma are eligible to submit proposals.
SELECTION PROCESS
The primary selection criterion is artistic excellence as represented by your slides or digital images. Applications are pre-screened and evaluated against selection criteria by our staff or a programming committee. The Visual Art Committee of the Arts Commission reviews all of the selected artists and exhibitions. The final selection and implementation of exhibitions is entirely within the Arts Commission’s discretion.
ARTIST NOTIFICATION
Artists will be notified by mail after the approval process is complete. This process takes at least 4-6 months to complete. If you are selected for an exhibition, the gallery will retain all submission materials.
WHO MAY APPLY?
Individual Artists
Collaborative Teams
Independent Curators
SFAC Gallery Exhibition Prospectus
Visit website for complete details: http://www.sfacgallery.org/
San Francisco Arts Commission
401 Van Ness Ave. (at McAllister)
San Francisco, CA 94102
415.554.6080 fax 415.252.2595
Email: sfac.gallery@sfgov.org
www.sfacgallery.org
Exhibition Proposals
San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery
San Francisco, CA
The Arts Commission Gallery is a program of the San Francisco Arts Commission, a City agency. Through exhibitions and special projects, the gallery presents a wide range of artistic disciplines, promotes artistic excellence, and communicates the centrality of art in everyday life.
ELIGIBILITY
The gallery focuses on works that reflect the broad diversity of San Francisco Bay Area communities. Artists who reside in the counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Francisco, San Mateo, Solano, and Sonoma are eligible to submit proposals.
SELECTION PROCESS
The primary selection criterion is artistic excellence as represented by your slides or digital images. Applications are pre-screened and evaluated against selection criteria by our staff or a programming committee. The Visual Art Committee of the Arts Commission reviews all of the selected artists and exhibitions. The final selection and implementation of exhibitions is entirely within the Arts Commission’s discretion.
ARTIST NOTIFICATION
Artists will be notified by mail after the approval process is complete. This process takes at least 4-6 months to complete. If you are selected for an exhibition, the gallery will retain all submission materials.
WHO MAY APPLY?
Individual Artists
Collaborative Teams
Independent Curators
SFAC Gallery Exhibition Prospectus
Visit website for complete details: http://www.sfacgallery.org/
San Francisco Arts Commission
401 Van Ness Ave. (at McAllister)
San Francisco, CA 94102
415.554.6080 fax 415.252.2595
Email: sfac.gallery@sfgov.org
www.sfacgallery.org
Hofstra University Museum Exhibition Proposal
Deadline: Ongoing
Exhibition Proposal
Hofstra University Museum
Hempstead, NY
The optimal submission timeframe for exhibition proposals is three-years prior to the exhibition opening. However, under extenuating circumstances exhibition proposals will be accepted two-years in advance of an exhibition. Applicants will be notified of their exhibition proposal's acceptance or rejection within three months of their concept submission.
Completed applications must include all of the following (truncated):
Completed detailed application form
Complete description of proposed exhibition concept (150-200 words).
Curator(s) biography/resume
Images - A minimum of 2-4 slides representing the work of each proposed artist or category of objects to be included in the exhibition.
Resume and/or artist statement for each artist
Preliminary Checklist of art works or objects to be included in the exhibition
The Museum will not be able to produce catalogs for all exhibitions.
The Exhibition Proposal form:
Word format
PDF format
Visit website for addtional details: hofstra.edu/Community/museum_exhibition_guidelines
Karen Albert
Assistant Director of Exhibitions and Collections
Hofstra University Museum
112 Hofstra University
Hempstead, NY 11549
Phone: 516.463.5672
Fax: 516. 463.4743
E-mail: karen.t.albert@hofstra.edu
Exhibition Proposal
Hofstra University Museum
Hempstead, NY
The optimal submission timeframe for exhibition proposals is three-years prior to the exhibition opening. However, under extenuating circumstances exhibition proposals will be accepted two-years in advance of an exhibition. Applicants will be notified of their exhibition proposal's acceptance or rejection within three months of their concept submission.
Completed applications must include all of the following (truncated):
Completed detailed application form
Complete description of proposed exhibition concept (150-200 words).
Curator(s) biography/resume
Images - A minimum of 2-4 slides representing the work of each proposed artist or category of objects to be included in the exhibition.
Resume and/or artist statement for each artist
Preliminary Checklist of art works or objects to be included in the exhibition
The Museum will not be able to produce catalogs for all exhibitions.
The Exhibition Proposal form:
Word format
PDF format
Visit website for addtional details: hofstra.edu/Community/museum_exhibition_guidelines
Karen Albert
Assistant Director of Exhibitions and Collections
Hofstra University Museum
112 Hofstra University
Hempstead, NY 11549
Phone: 516.463.5672
Fax: 516. 463.4743
E-mail: karen.t.albert@hofstra.edu
KUMF Gallery Exhibition Proposals
Deadline: Ongoing
Exhibition Proposals
KUMF Gallery
Toronto, Canada
KUMF Gallery’s mission is to expose our community to contemporary visual art. KUMF Gallery has a solid 30-year history of supporting emerging and established visual artists.Over the years, KUMF Gallery has educated and enlightened viewers of all ages and backgrounds by offering them events and workshops related to the exhibits.
KUMF Gallery accepts exhibition proposals in the following categories: painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, fiber art, mixed media and photography.
KUMF Gallery exhibits all genres (landscape, still life, portrait, etc.) and styles of art - from figurative to abstract.
REQUIREMENTS FOR PORTFOLIO REVIEW
Please submit the following:
10 photographs of 10 pieces of work labeled with the artist’s name, title of work, date of execution, size, medium (actual work not accepted)
an identification sheet with a list of the works submitted that includes titles of works, dates of execution, sizes, and mediums
a single page artist’s resume
a fifty (50) word artist’s statement about the work submitted
The Exhibition Committee reviews portfolios three (3) times a year: February, June and October. Your portfolio must be received in the first week of the month in order to be included in that month’s review. If your portfolio is submitted after the first week of the review month, it will be included in the next scheduled review. KUMF Gallery does not guarantee exhibits for all submissions received. After the review, approved portfolios are placed in our Active File from which KUMF Gallery curates all regular exhibitions. The gallery will notify the artists promptly about the status of their submissions.
Visit website for additional information: http://www.kumfgallery.com/index.php?id=27
Contact
The Ukrainian Canadian Art Foundation owns and operates the KUMF Gallery located
in the Bloor West Village area of Toronto between High Park and Runnymede Road.
KUMF Gallery
2118-A Bloor St.W. suite 204
Toronto, ON M6S 1M8
t. 416.766.6802
f. 416.766.0851
e-mail: kumf@kumfgallery.com
Exhibition Proposals
KUMF Gallery
Toronto, Canada
KUMF Gallery’s mission is to expose our community to contemporary visual art. KUMF Gallery has a solid 30-year history of supporting emerging and established visual artists.Over the years, KUMF Gallery has educated and enlightened viewers of all ages and backgrounds by offering them events and workshops related to the exhibits.
KUMF Gallery accepts exhibition proposals in the following categories: painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, fiber art, mixed media and photography.
KUMF Gallery exhibits all genres (landscape, still life, portrait, etc.) and styles of art - from figurative to abstract.
REQUIREMENTS FOR PORTFOLIO REVIEW
Please submit the following:
10 photographs of 10 pieces of work labeled with the artist’s name, title of work, date of execution, size, medium (actual work not accepted)
an identification sheet with a list of the works submitted that includes titles of works, dates of execution, sizes, and mediums
a single page artist’s resume
a fifty (50) word artist’s statement about the work submitted
The Exhibition Committee reviews portfolios three (3) times a year: February, June and October. Your portfolio must be received in the first week of the month in order to be included in that month’s review. If your portfolio is submitted after the first week of the review month, it will be included in the next scheduled review. KUMF Gallery does not guarantee exhibits for all submissions received. After the review, approved portfolios are placed in our Active File from which KUMF Gallery curates all regular exhibitions. The gallery will notify the artists promptly about the status of their submissions.
Visit website for additional information: http://www.kumfgallery.com/index.php?id=27
Contact
The Ukrainian Canadian Art Foundation owns and operates the KUMF Gallery located
in the Bloor West Village area of Toronto between High Park and Runnymede Road.
KUMF Gallery
2118-A Bloor St.W. suite 204
Toronto, ON M6S 1M8
t. 416.766.6802
f. 416.766.0851
e-mail: kumf@kumfgallery.com
Ohio Northern University: Artist and Exhibition Proposals
Deadline: Ongoing/Unspecified
Artist and Exhibition Proposals
Ohio Northern University
Department of Art and Design
Elzay and Stambaugh Galleries
Ada, Ohio
The department of art and design at Ohio Northern University organizes the gallery season for both the Elzay and Stambaugh Galleries. We are always interested in seeing proposals from artists and designers who would be eager to develop an exhibit on campus. In order to best consider your exhibition proposal, we require the following the materials:
Exhibition Proposal / Artist Statement: Please include clear reasons explaining why the galleries are an appropriate venue for your proposal
Curriculum Vitae for Relevant Parties: Artist, Curator, etc.
Slides: Up to 20 labeled with artist name, title of work, date, media, dimensions in inches and an arrow indicating the proper direction.
Selected Press: Newspaper, magazine, Web site articles
Catalogue(s)
Self–addressed stamped envelope: Due to the volume of materials we receive, we cannot provide return postage for submissions. If you would like your materials to be returned, please provide appropriate postage and materials for their return.
Please keep in mind that the galleries receive a number of proposals every year. The proposals are reviewed on a quarterly basis. You will receive a reply within four months of your submission. Please do not telephone regarding the status of your materials, as we respond to all of the submissions after each quarterly review.
Visit website for complete details: gallery_and_exhibitions proposals
Materials can be mailed to the gallery program at:
Department of Art and Design
Ohio Northern University
Attn: Gallery Director
525 S. Main Street
Ada, Ohio 45810
Artist and Exhibition Proposals
Ohio Northern University
Department of Art and Design
Elzay and Stambaugh Galleries
Ada, Ohio
The department of art and design at Ohio Northern University organizes the gallery season for both the Elzay and Stambaugh Galleries. We are always interested in seeing proposals from artists and designers who would be eager to develop an exhibit on campus. In order to best consider your exhibition proposal, we require the following the materials:
Exhibition Proposal / Artist Statement: Please include clear reasons explaining why the galleries are an appropriate venue for your proposal
Curriculum Vitae for Relevant Parties: Artist, Curator, etc.
Slides: Up to 20 labeled with artist name, title of work, date, media, dimensions in inches and an arrow indicating the proper direction.
Selected Press: Newspaper, magazine, Web site articles
Catalogue(s)
Self–addressed stamped envelope: Due to the volume of materials we receive, we cannot provide return postage for submissions. If you would like your materials to be returned, please provide appropriate postage and materials for their return.
Please keep in mind that the galleries receive a number of proposals every year. The proposals are reviewed on a quarterly basis. You will receive a reply within four months of your submission. Please do not telephone regarding the status of your materials, as we respond to all of the submissions after each quarterly review.
Visit website for complete details: gallery_and_exhibitions proposals
Materials can be mailed to the gallery program at:
Department of Art and Design
Ohio Northern University
Attn: Gallery Director
525 S. Main Street
Ada, Ohio 45810
Minnesota Artists Exhibition Program: Exhibition Proposals
Deadline: Ongoing
MAEP Exhibition Proposals
Minnesota Artists Exhibition Program
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Minneapolis, M
Exhibition proposals may be submitted at any time. The Artist Panel meets every four to six weeks (or as needed) to review proposals. Artists may submit as individuals, or as a group.
Proposal Acceptance Guidelines
Proposals are accepted throughout the year. It is not uncommon for the panel to defer decisions until subsequent meetings. The MAEP Program Coordinator will contact proposing artists as soon as a decision regarding acceptance or rejection is made.
Artists are cautioned against using friendship as a reason for defining an exhibition group. The Artist Panel will not redefine a proposed exhibition group.
Proposals need not be confined to the gallery space at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
Specific questions concerning the preparation of exhibition proposals may be directed to the MAEP at (612) 870-3125 or maep_info@artsmia.org.
It should be noted that neither the Program Coordinator nor the Program Associate takes part in the selection process; they only present materials prepared by the applicants.
Click here to review the Exhibition Selection Process: MAEP_Exhibition_Selection.
Complete details available here: MAEP_Exhibition_Proposals
MAEP
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
2400 Third Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55404
MAEP Exhibition Proposals
Minnesota Artists Exhibition Program
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Minneapolis, M
Exhibition proposals may be submitted at any time. The Artist Panel meets every four to six weeks (or as needed) to review proposals. Artists may submit as individuals, or as a group.
Proposal Acceptance Guidelines
Proposals are accepted throughout the year. It is not uncommon for the panel to defer decisions until subsequent meetings. The MAEP Program Coordinator will contact proposing artists as soon as a decision regarding acceptance or rejection is made.
Artists are cautioned against using friendship as a reason for defining an exhibition group. The Artist Panel will not redefine a proposed exhibition group.
Proposals need not be confined to the gallery space at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
Specific questions concerning the preparation of exhibition proposals may be directed to the MAEP at (612) 870-3125 or maep_info@artsmia.org.
It should be noted that neither the Program Coordinator nor the Program Associate takes part in the selection process; they only present materials prepared by the applicants.
Click here to review the Exhibition Selection Process: MAEP_Exhibition_Selection.
Complete details available here: MAEP_Exhibition_Proposals
MAEP
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
2400 Third Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55404
The Center for Book Arts: Exhibition Proposals
Deadline: Ongoing/Unspecified
Exhibition Proposals
The Center for Book Arts
New York, NY
The Center for Book Arts invites curators to submit exhibition proposals for our Main Gallery. There is no deadline: proposals are reviewed by the Center’s Exhibition Committee three or four times a year, however, the exhibition schedule is planned at least 15 months in advance.
This Exhibition Series is intended to provide contemporary interpretations of the book as an art object and/or related media, as well as to challenge traditional notions of the book arts. Exhibitions that feature a broad representation of media, site-specific installations, and performances are encouraged. The Exhibitions Committee is especially interested in proposals for:
• Exhibitions that will further and/or challenge the discourse of book arts within a contemporary artistic criticism, particularly theme based explorations
• Exhibitions that will advance the field of traditional bookmaking practices, particularly by showing a wide range of artists
• Focused exhibitions of two to three artists that demonstrates a cohesive artistic trend or subject matter
The committee will review up to 20 images of work that is representative of the work you plan to include in the exhibition.
Application questions should be addressed to Alexander Campos, Executive Director, at acampos@centerforbookarts.org. Curators are strongly encouraged to discuss their application prior to submitting for review.
If accepted, the Center will provide the following (truncated):
The Center for Book Arts receives a commission of 25% of each work sold. These commissions are used to support The Center’s programs. Only for work available to be purchased with proper permission by owner/artist.
While on display, all work is fully insured by The Center for Book Arts.
Download the guidelines. [pdf]
Visit the website for additional details: http://www.centerforbookarts.org/
The Center for Book Arts
28 West 27th Street, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10001
Tel: 212 481- 0295
Fax: 212 481 - 9853
http://www.centerforbookarts.org/
Email: info@centerforbookarts.org
Exhibition Proposals
The Center for Book Arts
New York, NY
The Center for Book Arts invites curators to submit exhibition proposals for our Main Gallery. There is no deadline: proposals are reviewed by the Center’s Exhibition Committee three or four times a year, however, the exhibition schedule is planned at least 15 months in advance.
This Exhibition Series is intended to provide contemporary interpretations of the book as an art object and/or related media, as well as to challenge traditional notions of the book arts. Exhibitions that feature a broad representation of media, site-specific installations, and performances are encouraged. The Exhibitions Committee is especially interested in proposals for:
• Exhibitions that will further and/or challenge the discourse of book arts within a contemporary artistic criticism, particularly theme based explorations
• Exhibitions that will advance the field of traditional bookmaking practices, particularly by showing a wide range of artists
• Focused exhibitions of two to three artists that demonstrates a cohesive artistic trend or subject matter
The committee will review up to 20 images of work that is representative of the work you plan to include in the exhibition.
Application questions should be addressed to Alexander Campos, Executive Director, at acampos@centerforbookarts.org. Curators are strongly encouraged to discuss their application prior to submitting for review.
If accepted, the Center will provide the following (truncated):
- A Curator’s honorarium.
- Public relations for the exhibition including an invitation, a press release/alert, and website updates.
- An opening reception.
- Shipping of artworks that have been agreed upon by Staff.
- A small brochure/catalogue
- A venue for two public programs with honorariums for participating artists.
- Installation budget which covers standard lighting, painting, and maintenance—no new equipment.
The Center for Book Arts receives a commission of 25% of each work sold. These commissions are used to support The Center’s programs. Only for work available to be purchased with proper permission by owner/artist.
While on display, all work is fully insured by The Center for Book Arts.
Download the guidelines. [pdf]
Visit the website for additional details: http://www.centerforbookarts.org/
The Center for Book Arts
28 West 27th Street, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10001
Tel: 212 481- 0295
Fax: 212 481 - 9853
http://www.centerforbookarts.org/
Email: info@centerforbookarts.org
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY: Solo Exhibitions
Deadline: Ongoing
Solo Shows
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
Pittsburgh, PA
2009/10 and 2010/11
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY reviews submissions for solo exhibition concepts for the 2009/10 and 2010/11 gallery calendar on an ongoing basis.
All media will be considered including but not limited to painting, sculpture, art jewelry, mixed media, textiles, clay, metal, wood, glass, paper, photography, video and performance. Site-specific installations are welcome. All artwork must be one-of-a-kind originals or limited edition pieces created by the artist. Mass produced pieces are not acceptable. Wall and ceiling hung work must be tightly wired for hanging; no saw tooth bars.
All artwork submitted for review and exhibition must be for sale and remain at LUKE & ELOY GALLERY throughout the exhibition. A gallery commission on all sold works will apply.
Eligible to submit are US artists 18 and older. Students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate art programs are welcome to apply.
Please submit to LUKE & ELOY via mail only.
Artist entry form: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/notes
Artists selected for exhibition will be informed promptly after the submission deadline, their informational and background materials will be kept at the gallery for promotional use. Artists will receive a gallery contract. Artwork is insured while at the Gallery. Materials from artists not chosen to exhibit will be returned only when a SASE was provided.
Visit website for complete details: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/
Request more information: brigittemartin@msn.com
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
5169 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Solo Shows
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
Pittsburgh, PA
2009/10 and 2010/11
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY reviews submissions for solo exhibition concepts for the 2009/10 and 2010/11 gallery calendar on an ongoing basis.
All media will be considered including but not limited to painting, sculpture, art jewelry, mixed media, textiles, clay, metal, wood, glass, paper, photography, video and performance. Site-specific installations are welcome. All artwork must be one-of-a-kind originals or limited edition pieces created by the artist. Mass produced pieces are not acceptable. Wall and ceiling hung work must be tightly wired for hanging; no saw tooth bars.
All artwork submitted for review and exhibition must be for sale and remain at LUKE & ELOY GALLERY throughout the exhibition. A gallery commission on all sold works will apply.
Eligible to submit are US artists 18 and older. Students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate art programs are welcome to apply.
Please submit to LUKE & ELOY via mail only.
Artist entry form: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/notes
Artists selected for exhibition will be informed promptly after the submission deadline, their informational and background materials will be kept at the gallery for promotional use. Artists will receive a gallery contract. Artwork is insured while at the Gallery. Materials from artists not chosen to exhibit will be returned only when a SASE was provided.
Visit website for complete details: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/
Request more information: brigittemartin@msn.com
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
5169 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Call for Jewelry Artists
Deadline: Ongoing
Call for Jewelry Artists
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
Pittsburgh, PA
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY reviews submissions for artistic jewelry to be exhibited alongside the regular exhibition schedule on a consignment basis.
All jewelry media will be considered including but not limited to mixed media, textiles, clay, metal, wood, glass and paper. Artwork must be one-of-a-kind originals or limited edition pieces created by the artist. .
All artwork submitted for review and exhibition must be for sale and remain at LUKE & ELOY GALLERY throughout the exhibition period. A gallery commission on all sold works will apply.
Eligible to submit are US artists 18 and older. Students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate art programs are welcome to apply.
Please submit to LUKE & ELOY via mail only.
Artist entry form: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/notes
Artists selected for exhibition will be informed promptly after the submission deadline, their informational and background materials will be kept at the gallery for promotional use. Artists will receive a gallery contract. Artwork is insured while at the Gallery. Materials from artists not chosen to exhibit will be returned only when a SASE was provided.
Visit website for complete details: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/
Request more information: brigittemartin@msn.com
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
5169 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Call for Jewelry Artists
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
Pittsburgh, PA
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY reviews submissions for artistic jewelry to be exhibited alongside the regular exhibition schedule on a consignment basis.
All jewelry media will be considered including but not limited to mixed media, textiles, clay, metal, wood, glass and paper. Artwork must be one-of-a-kind originals or limited edition pieces created by the artist. .
All artwork submitted for review and exhibition must be for sale and remain at LUKE & ELOY GALLERY throughout the exhibition period. A gallery commission on all sold works will apply.
Eligible to submit are US artists 18 and older. Students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate art programs are welcome to apply.
Please submit to LUKE & ELOY via mail only.
Artist entry form: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/notes
Artists selected for exhibition will be informed promptly after the submission deadline, their informational and background materials will be kept at the gallery for promotional use. Artists will receive a gallery contract. Artwork is insured while at the Gallery. Materials from artists not chosen to exhibit will be returned only when a SASE was provided.
Visit website for complete details: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/
Request more information: brigittemartin@msn.com
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
5169 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Double Vision
Deadline: February 6, 2009 (RECEIVE)*
*site also lists February 2, 2009 as a deadline. Contact Gallery for clarification.
Double Vision
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
March 7, 2009 - April 18, 2009
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY currently reviews images for the gallery's exhibition "Double Vision" scheduled for March 7, 2009 - April 18, 2009.
We are interested in artists who use a variety of art and craft mediums to express contemporary issues and topics (Multiple Media Artists.) All media combinations will be considered including but not limited to painting, sculpture, art jewelry, mixed media, paper, textiles, clay, metal, wood, glass, photography, video and performance.
All artwork must be one-of-a-kind originals or limited edition pieces created by the artist. Mass produced pieces are not acceptable. Wall or ceiling hung work must be tightly wired for hanging; no saw tooth bars.
All artwork submitted for review and exhibition must be for sale and remain at LUKE & ELOY GALLERY throughout the exhibition. A gallery commission on all sold works will apply. Artists are responsible for the transport of their work to the gallery, arranging for pick up of their unsold work after the exhibition closes and for insuring their work during transit. All artwork is insured while on the gallery premises.
Eligible to submit are US artists 18 and older. Students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate art programs are welcome to apply.
Please submit to LUKE & ELOY via mail only.
Artist entry form: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/notes
Artists selected for exhibition will be informed promptly after the submission deadline, their informational and background materials will be kept at the gallery for promotional use. Artists will receive a gallery contract. Artwork is insured while at the Gallery. Materials from artists not chosen to exhibit will be returned only when a SASE was provided.
Visit website for complete details: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/
Request more information: brigittemartin@msn.com
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
5169 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
*site also lists February 2, 2009 as a deadline. Contact Gallery for clarification.
Double Vision
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
March 7, 2009 - April 18, 2009
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY currently reviews images for the gallery's exhibition "Double Vision" scheduled for March 7, 2009 - April 18, 2009.
We are interested in artists who use a variety of art and craft mediums to express contemporary issues and topics (Multiple Media Artists.) All media combinations will be considered including but not limited to painting, sculpture, art jewelry, mixed media, paper, textiles, clay, metal, wood, glass, photography, video and performance.
All artwork must be one-of-a-kind originals or limited edition pieces created by the artist. Mass produced pieces are not acceptable. Wall or ceiling hung work must be tightly wired for hanging; no saw tooth bars.
All artwork submitted for review and exhibition must be for sale and remain at LUKE & ELOY GALLERY throughout the exhibition. A gallery commission on all sold works will apply. Artists are responsible for the transport of their work to the gallery, arranging for pick up of their unsold work after the exhibition closes and for insuring their work during transit. All artwork is insured while on the gallery premises.
Eligible to submit are US artists 18 and older. Students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate art programs are welcome to apply.
Please submit to LUKE & ELOY via mail only.
Artist entry form: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/notes
Artists selected for exhibition will be informed promptly after the submission deadline, their informational and background materials will be kept at the gallery for promotional use. Artists will receive a gallery contract. Artwork is insured while at the Gallery. Materials from artists not chosen to exhibit will be returned only when a SASE was provided.
Visit website for complete details: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/
Request more information: brigittemartin@msn.com
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
5169 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Fibers Expanded
Deadline: March 25, 2009 (RECEIVE)
Fibers Expanded
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
Pittsburgh, PA
May 2, 2009 - June 6, 2009
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY currently reviews images for the gallery's exhibition "Fibers Expanded" scheduled for May 2 - June 6, 2009.
We are interested in artists who use a wide range of techniques, including but not limited to hand- and computer-assisted weaving, tapestry, knotted, coiled and constructed sculptural forms, collage, embroidery, knitting, crocheting, weaving, as well as a variety of traditional and innovative dyeing and patterning methods. Submitted pieces should use natural and/or synthetic fibers predominantly, and both abstract and representational images are allowed.
All artwork must be one-of-a-kind originals or limited edition pieces created by the artist. Mass produced pieces are not acceptable. Wall or ceiling hung work must be tightly wired for hanging; no saw tooth bars.
All artwork submitted for review and exhibition must be for sale and remain at LUKE & ELOY GALLERY throughout the exhibition. A gallery commission on all sold works will apply. Artists are responsible for the transport of their work to the gallery, arranging for pick up of their unsold work after the exhibition closes and for insuring their work during transit. All artwork is insured while on the gallery premises.
Eligible to submit are US artists 18 and older. Students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate art programs are welcome to apply.
Please submit to LUKE & ELOY via mail only.
Artist entry form: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/notes
Artists selected for exhibition will be informed promptly after the submission deadline, their informational and background materials will be kept at the gallery for promotional use. Artists will receive a gallery contract. Artwork is insured while at the Gallery. Materials from artists not chosen to exhibit will be returned only when a SASE was provided.
Visit website for complete details: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/
Request more information: brigittemartin@msn.com
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
5169 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Fibers Expanded
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
Pittsburgh, PA
May 2, 2009 - June 6, 2009
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY currently reviews images for the gallery's exhibition "Fibers Expanded" scheduled for May 2 - June 6, 2009.
We are interested in artists who use a wide range of techniques, including but not limited to hand- and computer-assisted weaving, tapestry, knotted, coiled and constructed sculptural forms, collage, embroidery, knitting, crocheting, weaving, as well as a variety of traditional and innovative dyeing and patterning methods. Submitted pieces should use natural and/or synthetic fibers predominantly, and both abstract and representational images are allowed.
All artwork must be one-of-a-kind originals or limited edition pieces created by the artist. Mass produced pieces are not acceptable. Wall or ceiling hung work must be tightly wired for hanging; no saw tooth bars.
All artwork submitted for review and exhibition must be for sale and remain at LUKE & ELOY GALLERY throughout the exhibition. A gallery commission on all sold works will apply. Artists are responsible for the transport of their work to the gallery, arranging for pick up of their unsold work after the exhibition closes and for insuring their work during transit. All artwork is insured while on the gallery premises.
Eligible to submit are US artists 18 and older. Students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate art programs are welcome to apply.
Please submit to LUKE & ELOY via mail only.
Artist entry form: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/notes
Artists selected for exhibition will be informed promptly after the submission deadline, their informational and background materials will be kept at the gallery for promotional use. Artists will receive a gallery contract. Artwork is insured while at the Gallery. Materials from artists not chosen to exhibit will be returned only when a SASE was provided.
Visit website for complete details: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/
Request more information: brigittemartin@msn.com
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
5169 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Women's Studio Workshop
Two Deadlines: (POSTMARK)
October 15, 2008
November 15, 2008
Fellowships and Residencies
Women's Studio Workshop
Rosendale NY
Fall deadlines at the Women's Studio Workshop. WSW is a non-profit visual arts organization in Rosendale, NY, that offers professional opportunities to women at every stage in their artistic career. Residencies and fellowships are offered in hand papermaking, book arts, printmaking, and ceramic studios. All deadlines are postmark dates, application forms and program guidelines can be found on our website at www.wsworkshop.org.
October 15
Studio Fellowship, 4 - 6 consecutive weeks
WSW Fellowship opportunities are designed to provide concentrated work time for artists to explore new ideas in a dynamic and supportive community of women artists. Fellowships are awarded through a jury process. The fellowship is a partially-subsidized opportunity. Artists are given a studio orientation, but should be able to work independently.
Residency Dates: Jan - March, 2009; May - June 2009
November 15
Artist Book Residency, 8 - 10 consecutive weeks
These residency grants are designed to enable artists to print and bind a limited edition book work at WSW. Generally editions range between 100 and 50. Residency includes training on new equipments, introduction to new materials, and assistance with production, as well as a stipend of $2,000 to $3,000 for six to eight weeks, materials up to $750, access to all studios, travel costs (within the Continental US), and housing. Projects are chosen by a jury of outside artists and curators.
Residency Dates: January - March, 2009; May - June 2009
Art-in-Education Fellowship, 4 - 8 consecutive weeks
This opportunity is for artists with teaching experience and knowledge of intaglio, silkscreen, or hand papermaking who are interested in creating their own work while also working with local public school students. Fellows teach two days per week for three weeks. In exchange fellows receive housing and access to the studio of their choice (during open studio hours) for five weeks. Residency Dates: April 2010
The Women's Studio Workshop
PO Box 489
Rosendale NY 12472
info@wsworkshop.org
www.wsworkshop.org
tel. 845.658.9133
fax. 845.658.9031
October 15, 2008
November 15, 2008
Fellowships and Residencies
Women's Studio Workshop
Rosendale NY
Fall deadlines at the Women's Studio Workshop. WSW is a non-profit visual arts organization in Rosendale, NY, that offers professional opportunities to women at every stage in their artistic career. Residencies and fellowships are offered in hand papermaking, book arts, printmaking, and ceramic studios. All deadlines are postmark dates, application forms and program guidelines can be found on our website at www.wsworkshop.org.
October 15
Studio Fellowship, 4 - 6 consecutive weeks
WSW Fellowship opportunities are designed to provide concentrated work time for artists to explore new ideas in a dynamic and supportive community of women artists. Fellowships are awarded through a jury process. The fellowship is a partially-subsidized opportunity. Artists are given a studio orientation, but should be able to work independently.
Residency Dates: Jan - March, 2009; May - June 2009
November 15
Artist Book Residency, 8 - 10 consecutive weeks
These residency grants are designed to enable artists to print and bind a limited edition book work at WSW. Generally editions range between 100 and 50. Residency includes training on new equipments, introduction to new materials, and assistance with production, as well as a stipend of $2,000 to $3,000 for six to eight weeks, materials up to $750, access to all studios, travel costs (within the Continental US), and housing. Projects are chosen by a jury of outside artists and curators.
Residency Dates: January - March, 2009; May - June 2009
Art-in-Education Fellowship, 4 - 8 consecutive weeks
This opportunity is for artists with teaching experience and knowledge of intaglio, silkscreen, or hand papermaking who are interested in creating their own work while also working with local public school students. Fellows teach two days per week for three weeks. In exchange fellows receive housing and access to the studio of their choice (during open studio hours) for five weeks. Residency Dates: April 2010
The Women's Studio Workshop
PO Box 489
Rosendale NY 12472
info@wsworkshop.org
www.wsworkshop.org
tel. 845.658.9133
fax. 845.658.9031
Friday, September 05, 2008
Scottsdale Arts Festival
Deadline: October 16, 2008 (RECEIVE) & (Online)
39th Annual Scottsdale Arts Festival
Scottsdale Civic Center Mall
Scottsdale, AZ
March 20-22, 2009
The Festival is known for the high quality and variety of fine arts and fine crafts available, as well as the continuous presentations, performances and demonstrations that take place throughout the weekend. Set amidst the lush gardens and beautiful public art sculptures of the Scottsdale Civic Center Mall in downtown Scottsdale, the Festival is a fabulous way to spend an afternoon strolling among exhibitors, visiting with artists and enjoying live performances.
Proceeds from the Festival help support the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts' programs.
The Festival features a dynamic variety of fine art by 200 acclaimed artists presenting ceramics, painting, photography, wood, glass, jewelry, fiber and more.
Artist applications are available online after July 1, 2008, through ZAPPlication. Visit www.zapplication.org to open your free account and apply. Applications must be submitted by October 16, 2008.
Visit website for complete details: http://www.scottsdaleperformingarts.org/arts_festival_geninfo.php
Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts
7380 E. Second Street
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Phone: 480-994-ARTS (2787)
Fax: 480-874-4699
E-mail: festival@sccarts.org
39th Annual Scottsdale Arts Festival
Scottsdale Civic Center Mall
Scottsdale, AZ
March 20-22, 2009
The Festival is known for the high quality and variety of fine arts and fine crafts available, as well as the continuous presentations, performances and demonstrations that take place throughout the weekend. Set amidst the lush gardens and beautiful public art sculptures of the Scottsdale Civic Center Mall in downtown Scottsdale, the Festival is a fabulous way to spend an afternoon strolling among exhibitors, visiting with artists and enjoying live performances.
Proceeds from the Festival help support the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts' programs.
The Festival features a dynamic variety of fine art by 200 acclaimed artists presenting ceramics, painting, photography, wood, glass, jewelry, fiber and more.
Artist applications are available online after July 1, 2008, through ZAPPlication. Visit www.zapplication.org to open your free account and apply. Applications must be submitted by October 16, 2008.
Visit website for complete details: http://www.scottsdaleperformingarts.org/arts_festival_geninfo.php
Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts
7380 E. Second Street
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Phone: 480-994-ARTS (2787)
Fax: 480-874-4699
E-mail: festival@sccarts.org
3rd Ward Fall Solo Show
Deadline: September 26, 2008 (RECEIVE)
3rd Ward Fall Solo Show
3rd Ward
Brooklyn, NY
This nation-wide open call for ambitious, distinct and provocative work is open to artists working in all mediums - sculpture, photography, painting, printmaking, motion graphics, illustration, installation, industrial design, graphic design, film, video and more. For this call we are joined by sponsoring organization, Gawker Artists and this year's Judging Panel includes Clay Rockefeller, co-founder of The Steel Yard and Anita Durst, founder of Chashama.
The Selected Artist will receive:
* $1,000 cash grant
* 1-month residency at 3rd Ward with FULL facility access
* An exhibition and huge opening reception at 3rd Ward
* City-wide exposure
Submissions are being accepted through September 26, 2008. Artists can submit their best work at www.3rdward.com/fallsoloshow.
$25 Submission Fee
3rd Ward
195 Morgan Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11237
347.223.5954
http://www.3rdward.com/
3rd Ward Fall Solo Show
3rd Ward
Brooklyn, NY
This nation-wide open call for ambitious, distinct and provocative work is open to artists working in all mediums - sculpture, photography, painting, printmaking, motion graphics, illustration, installation, industrial design, graphic design, film, video and more. For this call we are joined by sponsoring organization, Gawker Artists and this year's Judging Panel includes Clay Rockefeller, co-founder of The Steel Yard and Anita Durst, founder of Chashama.
The Selected Artist will receive:
* $1,000 cash grant
* 1-month residency at 3rd Ward with FULL facility access
* An exhibition and huge opening reception at 3rd Ward
* City-wide exposure
Submissions are being accepted through September 26, 2008. Artists can submit their best work at www.3rdward.com/fallsoloshow.
$25 Submission Fee
3rd Ward
195 Morgan Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11237
347.223.5954
http://www.3rdward.com/
Laughingstock - Humor in Art & Craft
Deadline: October 1, 2008 (RECEIVE)
Laughingstock - Humor in Art & Craft
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
November 15, 2008 - December 23, 2008
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY currently reviews images for the gallery's exhibition "Laughingstock - Humor in Art and Craft" (November 15, 2008 - December 23, 2008)
We are interested in artists whose work displays a strong "humorous component" either in design, material, or context and we would like to explore how artists use irony, goofiness, satire, and sarcasm in their work. The exhibition should reveal how humor and satire can stimulate laughter as well as serve as a vehicle to explore more serious subjects, such as feminism, the natural environment, the excesses of consumer culture, social injustice, and war. Can artwork be "funny" and critical at the same time? How does the artist's choice of materials affect the outcome so that the work is perceived as "funny"? What are the boundaries in humor and who gets to decide what these are? Are there topics we are not allowed to laugh about ?
All media will be considered including but not limited to painting, sculpture, art jewelry, mixed media, textiles, clay, metal, wood, glass, paper, photography, video and performance. All artwork must be one-of-a-kind originals or limited edition pieces created by the artist. Mass produced pieces are not acceptable. Wall and ceiling hung work must be tightly wired for hanging; no saw tooth bars.
All artwork submitted for review and exhibition must be for sale and remain at LUKE & ELOY GALLERY throughout the exhibition. A gallery commission on all sold works will apply. Artists are responsible for the transport of their work to the gallery, arranging for pick up of their unsold work after the exhibition closes and for insuring their work during transit.
Artwork is insured while on the gallery premises.
Eligible to submit are US artists 18 and older. Students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate art programs are welcome to apply.
Please submit to LUKE & ELOY via mail only.
Artist entry form: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/notes
Artists selected for exhibition will be informed promptly after the submission deadline, their information materials will be kept at the gallery for promotional use. Artists will receive a gallery contract. Materials of artists not chosen to exhibit will be returned only when a SASE was provided.
Visit website for complete details: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/
Request more information: brigittemartin@msn.com
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
5169 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Laughingstock - Humor in Art & Craft
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
November 15, 2008 - December 23, 2008
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY currently reviews images for the gallery's exhibition "Laughingstock - Humor in Art and Craft" (November 15, 2008 - December 23, 2008)
We are interested in artists whose work displays a strong "humorous component" either in design, material, or context and we would like to explore how artists use irony, goofiness, satire, and sarcasm in their work. The exhibition should reveal how humor and satire can stimulate laughter as well as serve as a vehicle to explore more serious subjects, such as feminism, the natural environment, the excesses of consumer culture, social injustice, and war. Can artwork be "funny" and critical at the same time? How does the artist's choice of materials affect the outcome so that the work is perceived as "funny"? What are the boundaries in humor and who gets to decide what these are? Are there topics we are not allowed to laugh about ?
All media will be considered including but not limited to painting, sculpture, art jewelry, mixed media, textiles, clay, metal, wood, glass, paper, photography, video and performance. All artwork must be one-of-a-kind originals or limited edition pieces created by the artist. Mass produced pieces are not acceptable. Wall and ceiling hung work must be tightly wired for hanging; no saw tooth bars.
All artwork submitted for review and exhibition must be for sale and remain at LUKE & ELOY GALLERY throughout the exhibition. A gallery commission on all sold works will apply. Artists are responsible for the transport of their work to the gallery, arranging for pick up of their unsold work after the exhibition closes and for insuring their work during transit.
Artwork is insured while on the gallery premises.
Eligible to submit are US artists 18 and older. Students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate art programs are welcome to apply.
Please submit to LUKE & ELOY via mail only.
Artist entry form: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/notes
Artists selected for exhibition will be informed promptly after the submission deadline, their information materials will be kept at the gallery for promotional use. Artists will receive a gallery contract. Materials of artists not chosen to exhibit will be returned only when a SASE was provided.
Visit website for complete details: http://lukeandeloy.ning.com/
Request more information: brigittemartin@msn.com
LUKE & ELOY GALLERY
5169 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Stitch Spectacular
Deadline: October 20, 2008 (RECEIVE)
Stitch Spectacular
Dimensions Gallery
Savannah, GA
January 2009
Stitch Spectacular recognizes the exploration of new frontiers in creative hand embroidery. The once humble stitch is a star, and as such, needs to rock the house. Savannah, Georgia is one of many arenas fostering bands of stitching superstars. We want to show the rest of the U.S. how we stitch, and invite them to groove with us. Want to see yourself here? Send pictures of your hand embroidered work or pictures of your studio and a little bit about you to StitchSpectacular(at)yahoo.com. We can't wait to hear from you
Eligibility
Anyone is eligible.
Work will be juried in two categories: Savannah and Everywhere Else
Work can be in any medium, but hand embroidery must be the dominant feature.
Work must be original and not from a kit or commercial pattern.
Work must be created after 2006
Guidelines/Requirements
Work must be original, not from a kit or commercial pattern.
$20 entry fee. Two works per entry.
First 20 entrants will receive a free sample pack from Rainbow Galleries
Entries can be submitted via internet or mail, and must be received by October 20, 2008
Entries must be jpg, 300 dpi or higher. Submit 2 images per piece (4 images total per entry, 2 pieces x 2 images = 4 images ).
Portion of proceeds from sale of any artwork will go to Community Arts and Wellness of Union Mission
JURORS
Design*Sponge
Jepson Center for the Arts
Obsessive Consumption
Public Design Center
What did you buy today?
Entry Form: stitchspectacular.entry-form.pdf
Website: http://stitchspectacular.files.wordpress.com/
Dimensions Gallery
412 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.
Savannah, GA 31401
Stitch Spectacular
Dimensions Gallery
Savannah, GA
January 2009
Stitch Spectacular recognizes the exploration of new frontiers in creative hand embroidery. The once humble stitch is a star, and as such, needs to rock the house. Savannah, Georgia is one of many arenas fostering bands of stitching superstars. We want to show the rest of the U.S. how we stitch, and invite them to groove with us. Want to see yourself here? Send pictures of your hand embroidered work or pictures of your studio and a little bit about you to StitchSpectacular(at)yahoo.com. We can't wait to hear from you
Eligibility
Anyone is eligible.
Work will be juried in two categories: Savannah and Everywhere Else
Work can be in any medium, but hand embroidery must be the dominant feature.
Work must be original and not from a kit or commercial pattern.
Work must be created after 2006
Guidelines/Requirements
Work must be original, not from a kit or commercial pattern.
$20 entry fee. Two works per entry.
First 20 entrants will receive a free sample pack from Rainbow Galleries
Entries can be submitted via internet or mail, and must be received by October 20, 2008
Entries must be jpg, 300 dpi or higher. Submit 2 images per piece (4 images total per entry, 2 pieces x 2 images = 4 images ).
Portion of proceeds from sale of any artwork will go to Community Arts and Wellness of Union Mission
JURORS
Design*Sponge
Jepson Center for the Arts
Obsessive Consumption
Public Design Center
What did you buy today?
Entry Form: stitchspectacular.entry-form.pdf
Website: http://stitchspectacular.files.wordpress.com/
Dimensions Gallery
412 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.
Savannah, GA 31401
Hanging Sculpture Installation
Deadline: September 30, 2008 (POSTMARK)
Request for Proposals
Hanging Sculpture Installation
Clackamas Community College
Oregon City, OR
Call for Proposals for Hanging Sculpture Installation. Clackamas Community College is seeking proposals for a hanging sculpture in the lobby of the Gregory Forum building on campus.
The committee is interested in proposals that consider the use of natural and artificial lights, airflow, kinetic, and sound possibilities. Durability, safety and weight factors must be considered. Budget: $12,000.
Proposals should include:
Letter of proposal addressing the concept, materials and installation needs;
Images of past work, slides or CD;
Resume;
SASE if you want material returned.
Contact:
Rick True, Art Dept. Chair
Clackamas Community College
19600 Molalla Ave.
Oregon City, OR 97045,
Phone: 505.657.6958 x2541
email: rtrue@clackamas.edu
Request for Proposals
Hanging Sculpture Installation
Clackamas Community College
Oregon City, OR
Call for Proposals for Hanging Sculpture Installation. Clackamas Community College is seeking proposals for a hanging sculpture in the lobby of the Gregory Forum building on campus.
The committee is interested in proposals that consider the use of natural and artificial lights, airflow, kinetic, and sound possibilities. Durability, safety and weight factors must be considered. Budget: $12,000.
Proposals should include:
Letter of proposal addressing the concept, materials and installation needs;
Images of past work, slides or CD;
Resume;
SASE if you want material returned.
Contact:
Rick True, Art Dept. Chair
Clackamas Community College
19600 Molalla Ave.
Oregon City, OR 97045,
Phone: 505.657.6958 x2541
email: rtrue@clackamas.edu
Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival
Deadline: OCTOBER 1, 2008 (POSTMARK)
Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival
Howard County Fairground
West Friendship, MD
MAY 2 & 3, 2009
The Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival is sponsored by the Maryland Sheep Breeders Association. We do not charge a gate admission. The Festival is free to the public.
Application Process:
There is a $10 non refundable application fee.
All new vendor applications should be accompanied by photos or other promotional materials to aid the vendor committee in reaching a decision. Photos and material will not be returned unless a postage paid envelope is included and it is made clear that you would like the items returned.
Grandfathered vendors (those who exhibited the previous year’s Festival) are offered an opportunity to return upon an annual evaluation.
After determining available spaces, we will jury all new applications received by the October 1st postmark. This process usually takes place at the end of October or early November. Our decisions are based on many things including:
-Originality- we are always looking for new and fresh ideas
-Quality
-Type of exhibit needed to give the festival a well rounded presentation.
-Booth presentation – booth should be aesthetically appealing
Notification Letters are mailed by the end of December.
Booth Emphasis
Fiber, roving, yarn (wool)
Fiber, roving, yarn (other than wool)
Weaving
Knitting
Clothing (other than listed above)
Fiber craft supplies (looms, spin wheels, dyes)
Wool processing/ fleece prep service
Sheepskins, sheepskin items
Books & publications -sheep, wool, fiber, etc
Livestock equip & supplies
Service related to care of sheep (ex. Shearing)
Organization promoting sheep or wool
Traditional Handcrafts
Fine arts/Photographs
Country crafts
Fiber producing animals other than sheep
Other (Specify)
Exhibit Spaces (See Vendor Information for complete list)
Rental space is just that, space. Vendors are responsible for providing their own tables, chairs, tents etc. All new vendors will be assigned one space only.
Vendor Information [pdf]
Vendor Application [pdf]
Visit website for full details: http://www.sheepandwool.org/
Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival
P. O. Box 99
Glenwood MD 21738
phone: (410) 531-3647
e-mail: info@mdsheepandwool.org
Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival
Howard County Fairground
West Friendship, MD
MAY 2 & 3, 2009
The Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival is sponsored by the Maryland Sheep Breeders Association. We do not charge a gate admission. The Festival is free to the public.
Application Process:
There is a $10 non refundable application fee.
All new vendor applications should be accompanied by photos or other promotional materials to aid the vendor committee in reaching a decision. Photos and material will not be returned unless a postage paid envelope is included and it is made clear that you would like the items returned.
Grandfathered vendors (those who exhibited the previous year’s Festival) are offered an opportunity to return upon an annual evaluation.
After determining available spaces, we will jury all new applications received by the October 1st postmark. This process usually takes place at the end of October or early November. Our decisions are based on many things including:
-Originality- we are always looking for new and fresh ideas
-Quality
-Type of exhibit needed to give the festival a well rounded presentation.
-Booth presentation – booth should be aesthetically appealing
Notification Letters are mailed by the end of December.
Booth Emphasis
Fiber, roving, yarn (wool)
Fiber, roving, yarn (other than wool)
Weaving
Knitting
Clothing (other than listed above)
Fiber craft supplies (looms, spin wheels, dyes)
Wool processing/ fleece prep service
Sheepskins, sheepskin items
Books & publications -sheep, wool, fiber, etc
Livestock equip & supplies
Service related to care of sheep (ex. Shearing)
Organization promoting sheep or wool
Traditional Handcrafts
Fine arts/Photographs
Country crafts
Fiber producing animals other than sheep
Other (Specify)
Exhibit Spaces (See Vendor Information for complete list)
Rental space is just that, space. Vendors are responsible for providing their own tables, chairs, tents etc. All new vendors will be assigned one space only.
Vendor Information [pdf]
Vendor Application [pdf]
Visit website for full details: http://www.sheepandwool.org/
Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival
P. O. Box 99
Glenwood MD 21738
phone: (410) 531-3647
e-mail: info@mdsheepandwool.org
Collage Mania 2009
Deadline: April 1, 2009 (RECEIVE)
Collage Mania 2009
May 5 - 7, 2009
A Fiberart For A Cause fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
All materials are acceptable, but collages should contain some fiber (paper,fabric, or other fibrous material). Collages may be any size, but they must be mounted or finished to 10x8."
Size the collage itself to match your pricing scheme as all collages will be
offered for for a minimum $80 donation to the American Cancer Society through Fiberart For A Cause on Gold Donor Day, May 5 and for a minimum $40 donation on May 6 and May 7.
Collages will be sent by each artist directly to their purchaser.
Limit ten collages per artist.
Send low resolution jpegs of your artwork by April 1, 2009 to Karen Stiehl Osborn at:
Karen(at)KarenStiehlOsborn.com
Also contact Karen if you have any questions about how to prepare your jpegs.
For details on important dates, jpeg submission requirements, etc.:
CollageManiaCall08
or follow the Fiberart For A Cause links from
http://www.VirginiaSpiegel.com
Collage Mania 2009
May 5 - 7, 2009
A Fiberart For A Cause fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
All materials are acceptable, but collages should contain some fiber (paper,fabric, or other fibrous material). Collages may be any size, but they must be mounted or finished to 10x8."
Size the collage itself to match your pricing scheme as all collages will be
offered for for a minimum $80 donation to the American Cancer Society through Fiberart For A Cause on Gold Donor Day, May 5 and for a minimum $40 donation on May 6 and May 7.
Collages will be sent by each artist directly to their purchaser.
Limit ten collages per artist.
Send low resolution jpegs of your artwork by April 1, 2009 to Karen Stiehl Osborn at:
Karen(at)KarenStiehlOsborn.com
Also contact Karen if you have any questions about how to prepare your jpegs.
For details on important dates, jpeg submission requirements, etc.:
CollageManiaCall08
or follow the Fiberart For A Cause links from
http://www.VirginiaSpiegel.com
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