Deadline: February 1, 2015 {ONLINE}
BKLYN Designs 2015
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce
Brooklyn Expo Center
Brooklyn, NY
May 8 to 10, 2015
The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that it is now accepting applications for BKLYN Designs, which will return in 2015 on May 8th, 9th and 10th.
BKLYN Designs 2015 is New York's premier exhibition of contemporary furnishings and home accessories designed or manufactured in Brooklyn. This internationally renowned, juried exhibition features a dynamic collection of designs from the most innovative Brooklyn-based designers and manufacturers.
After over a decade in DUMBO, the event is moving to the Brooklyn Expo Center, the 40,000-square-foot facility in Greenpoint—a neighborhood that has become a hub of creative activity in the borough. Once again, thousands are expected to attend to take in the collection, which will include the latest contemporary furniture, lighting, carpet and flooring, wall coverings, tabletop/outdoor furniture, and accessories.
Those interested in participating can download and submit an application at ibrooklyn.com/bkdapp. The deadline for early consideration is February 1, 2015 with a rolling deadline (to capacity) thereafter.
Visit facebook site: www.facebook.com/BKLYNDESIGNS
For any inquiries please contact Santina Giammona, Director Special Events & Projects, sgiammona@brooklynchamber.com, 718.875.1000 ext. 144.
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015
National Basketry Organization: All Things Considered VIII
Deadline: February 1, 2015 {ONLINE}
All Things Considered VIII
National Basketry Organization
Joan Mondale Gallery
Textile Center
Minneapolis, MN
July 9- August 22, 2015
The National Basketry Organization (NBO) invites submissions to the biennial juried exhibition: All Things Considered VIII. This exhibition will be held in conjunction with the NBO 2015 Biennial Conference, co-hosted by NBO and the Textile Center in the Joan Mondale Gallery, Minneapolis, MN.
The NBO All Things Considered exhibitions over the past 15 years have become an important record of artistic work being done within traditional and contemporary basketry. They are unique in their focus on basketry and in their inclusion of the full range of work being executed by well-known and emerging artists.
The goal of the exhibition is to showcase benchmarks of excellence in traditional and sculptural basketry that demonstrate superior technique and original concept and design.
NBO encourages both established and emerging artists to submit work.
ELIGIBILITY & ENTRY FEES
The exhibition is open to all members of the National Basketry Organization. Artists must be current members of NBO to submit work for this exhibition. If you are not a current member, you may become a member through http://www.nationalbasketryorganization.org/.
Three pieces may be entered per artist. Works exhibited in previous NBO exhibitions are not eligible.
Work executed under classroom/educational guidance or supervision is not eligible and work must be completed in the last three years (2011 to 2014).
Work may not exceed six feet in any direction and weigh no more than can be handled by two people.
$30 entry fee required for all NBO members. Student member – no fee (attach a copy of student ID from a accredited educational institution). Payment required by PayPal or credit card through Juried Art Services online entry.
AWARDS
Best of Show - $400, Best of Traditional Basketry - $200, Best of Sculptural Basketry - $200, Textile Center Innovation Award - $200.
JURORS
Michael Davis - Studio Artist, Former President & Co-Founder of the National Basketry Organization.
Perry Price - Director of Education at the American Craft Council.
Visit website for complete submission details: nationalbasketry.org/call-to-entryatcviii/
Apply via Juried Art Services
QUESTIONS
Call: National Basketry Organization 828-837-1280
P.O. Box 1524
Gloucester, MA 01930-1524
E-mail: Emily Dvorin – emily@emilydvorin.com or Tel: 415-602-0131
All Things Considered VIII
National Basketry Organization
Joan Mondale Gallery
Textile Center
Minneapolis, MN
July 9- August 22, 2015
The National Basketry Organization (NBO) invites submissions to the biennial juried exhibition: All Things Considered VIII. This exhibition will be held in conjunction with the NBO 2015 Biennial Conference, co-hosted by NBO and the Textile Center in the Joan Mondale Gallery, Minneapolis, MN.
The NBO All Things Considered exhibitions over the past 15 years have become an important record of artistic work being done within traditional and contemporary basketry. They are unique in their focus on basketry and in their inclusion of the full range of work being executed by well-known and emerging artists.
The goal of the exhibition is to showcase benchmarks of excellence in traditional and sculptural basketry that demonstrate superior technique and original concept and design.
NBO encourages both established and emerging artists to submit work.
ELIGIBILITY & ENTRY FEES
The exhibition is open to all members of the National Basketry Organization. Artists must be current members of NBO to submit work for this exhibition. If you are not a current member, you may become a member through http://www.nationalbasketryorganization.org/.
Three pieces may be entered per artist. Works exhibited in previous NBO exhibitions are not eligible.
Work executed under classroom/educational guidance or supervision is not eligible and work must be completed in the last three years (2011 to 2014).
Work may not exceed six feet in any direction and weigh no more than can be handled by two people.
$30 entry fee required for all NBO members. Student member – no fee (attach a copy of student ID from a accredited educational institution). Payment required by PayPal or credit card through Juried Art Services online entry.
AWARDS
Best of Show - $400, Best of Traditional Basketry - $200, Best of Sculptural Basketry - $200, Textile Center Innovation Award - $200.
JURORS
Michael Davis - Studio Artist, Former President & Co-Founder of the National Basketry Organization.
Perry Price - Director of Education at the American Craft Council.
Visit website for complete submission details: nationalbasketry.org/call-to-entryatcviii/
Apply via Juried Art Services
QUESTIONS
Call: National Basketry Organization 828-837-1280
P.O. Box 1524
Gloucester, MA 01930-1524
E-mail: Emily Dvorin – emily@emilydvorin.com or Tel: 415-602-0131
Shirt Factory Gallery: Small Works 2015
Deadline: February 1, 2015 {ONLINE}
Small Works 2015
Shirt Factory Gallery
Glens Falls, New York
March 6, to April 4, 2015
Small Works 2015 is the third edition of this rapidly growing show and will be held at the Shirt Factory Gallery. The Shirt Factory Gallery now offers three juried shows a year, bringing in artwork and introducing artists from across the country.
The gallery is located in a historic manufacturing building, brought to new life, which now houses more than 60 artist studios, shops, galleries and services. Its clean, modern design features an open floor format with a small annex.
Theme and Eligibility
Small Works.
Maximum Image size: 12 inches on longest side
Maximum Frame Size: 16 inches on longest side
Sculpture: 12” on longest side
This is an open call opportunity; media may include sculpture, photography, painting, printmaking, pastel, digital art, clay, etc. Work must be ready to hang or display, works not ready to hang will not be included in show.
Artists are encouraged to attend the reception.
Original artwork only. All submissions must be for sale.
Awards
Best of Show: $1,000
Second: $500
Third: $250, additional prizes will be awarded.
Jurying
The juror is Rebecca Pelchar, Humanities Chair, Director of the Visual Arts Gallery, and Assistant Professor of Art at SUNY Adirondack, Queensbury, NY.
A maximum of 3 pieces may be submitted for jurying.
Nonrefundable Fee: Jurying fee is to be $30 for two submissions, $40 for three submissions.
All entries will be through www.onlinejuriedshows.com
Download Prospectus: shirtfactorygallery.com/Small-Works-2015-Prospectus-Final.docx
Contact:
info@shirtfactorygallery.com
(518) 232-5939
Suite 120, The Shirt Factory
71 Lawrence Street
Glens Falls, NY 12801
Small Works 2015
Shirt Factory Gallery
Glens Falls, New York
March 6, to April 4, 2015
Small Works 2015 is the third edition of this rapidly growing show and will be held at the Shirt Factory Gallery. The Shirt Factory Gallery now offers three juried shows a year, bringing in artwork and introducing artists from across the country.
The gallery is located in a historic manufacturing building, brought to new life, which now houses more than 60 artist studios, shops, galleries and services. Its clean, modern design features an open floor format with a small annex.
Theme and Eligibility
Small Works.
Maximum Image size: 12 inches on longest side
Maximum Frame Size: 16 inches on longest side
Sculpture: 12” on longest side
This is an open call opportunity; media may include sculpture, photography, painting, printmaking, pastel, digital art, clay, etc. Work must be ready to hang or display, works not ready to hang will not be included in show.
Artists are encouraged to attend the reception.
Original artwork only. All submissions must be for sale.
Awards
Best of Show: $1,000
Second: $500
Third: $250, additional prizes will be awarded.
Jurying
The juror is Rebecca Pelchar, Humanities Chair, Director of the Visual Arts Gallery, and Assistant Professor of Art at SUNY Adirondack, Queensbury, NY.
A maximum of 3 pieces may be submitted for jurying.
Nonrefundable Fee: Jurying fee is to be $30 for two submissions, $40 for three submissions.
All entries will be through www.onlinejuriedshows.com
Download Prospectus: shirtfactorygallery.com/Small-Works-2015-Prospectus-Final.docx
Contact:
info@shirtfactorygallery.com
(518) 232-5939
Suite 120, The Shirt Factory
71 Lawrence Street
Glens Falls, NY 12801
Franconia Sculpture Park/Jerome Fellowships and Open Studio Fellowships
Deadline: February 6, 2015 {EMAIL}
FSP/Jerome Fellowships and Open Studio Fellowships
Franconia Sculpture Park
Shafer, MN
Four Week Residences between:
April 1, 2015 and September 12, 2015
Fellowships provide the opportunity for artists and/or artist teams to create ambitious new projects and exhibit work while in residence at Franconia Sculpture Park. Franconia’s fellowship program includes FSP/Jerome Fellowships (available to artists in New York City and Minnesota) and Open Studio Fellowships (open to artists in all 50 states). Only one application is required to apply to either fellowship opportunity.
Fellowship Program Details
• Up to 10 artists or artist teams will be selected
• Fellowship artists receive a stipend of $4K - $5K to support their time in residence and the creation of new work
• Residencies last a minimum of 4 weeks
◦ Must take place between April 1, 2015 and September 12, 2015
◦ Fellows may NOT be in residence the last week of July or the first week of August.
• Artwork created during the fellowship will be included in Franconia’s outdoor exhibition for a minimum of 1 year.
Types of Proposals Considered
• Sculpture
• Multi-media
• Performance
• Three-Dimensional installation
• Site-Specific
Review Process
A panel of five jurors comprised of arts professionals will make the selection for Franconia’s 2015 Residency Fellowships. During the review process, panelists are looking for emerging and mid-career artists or artist teams who are ambitious, self-challenging, present a professional application, and who will gain professional experience from the residency and exhibition opportunity at Franconia.
Download download the Proposal Directions : www.franconia.org/2015Fellowship%20Application.pdf
Visit website for complete details: www.franconia.org/fellowship
If you have questions regarding Fellowship Artist opportunities, please contact the Franconia sculpture Park Office at 651-257-6668, or info@franconica.org.
Franconia Sculpture Park
29836 St. Croix Trail
Shafer, MN 55074
651-257-6668
info@franconia.org
FSP/Jerome Fellowships and Open Studio Fellowships
Franconia Sculpture Park
Shafer, MN
Four Week Residences between:
April 1, 2015 and September 12, 2015
Fellowships provide the opportunity for artists and/or artist teams to create ambitious new projects and exhibit work while in residence at Franconia Sculpture Park. Franconia’s fellowship program includes FSP/Jerome Fellowships (available to artists in New York City and Minnesota) and Open Studio Fellowships (open to artists in all 50 states). Only one application is required to apply to either fellowship opportunity.
Fellowship Program Details
• Up to 10 artists or artist teams will be selected
• Fellowship artists receive a stipend of $4K - $5K to support their time in residence and the creation of new work
• Residencies last a minimum of 4 weeks
◦ Must take place between April 1, 2015 and September 12, 2015
◦ Fellows may NOT be in residence the last week of July or the first week of August.
• Artwork created during the fellowship will be included in Franconia’s outdoor exhibition for a minimum of 1 year.
Types of Proposals Considered
• Sculpture
• Multi-media
• Performance
• Three-Dimensional installation
• Site-Specific
Review Process
A panel of five jurors comprised of arts professionals will make the selection for Franconia’s 2015 Residency Fellowships. During the review process, panelists are looking for emerging and mid-career artists or artist teams who are ambitious, self-challenging, present a professional application, and who will gain professional experience from the residency and exhibition opportunity at Franconia.
Download download the Proposal Directions : www.franconia.org/2015Fellowship%20Application.pdf
Visit website for complete details: www.franconia.org/fellowship
If you have questions regarding Fellowship Artist opportunities, please contact the Franconia sculpture Park Office at 651-257-6668, or info@franconica.org.
Franconia Sculpture Park
29836 St. Croix Trail
Shafer, MN 55074
651-257-6668
info@franconia.org
FANTASTIC FIBERS 2015
Deadline: February 21, 2015 {ONLINE}
FANTASTIC FIBERS 2015
Yeiser Art Center
Paducah, Kentucky
April 1 - June 6, 2015
Yeiser Art Center is now accepting entries for the FANTASTIC FIBERS 2015 international juried exhibition. One of Yeiser Art Center's most engaging, innovative & colorful international exhibits, Fantastic Fibers is an inspirational "must see" for quilters and textile art enthusiasts across the globe.
The show began in 1987 as a wearable art show but has evolved over the years to include a compelling mix of traditional and non-traditional works created from natural or synthetic fibers.
Traditionally, Yeiser Art Center receives nearly 800 entries from 128 artists from 12 countries. All selected work will be on display at the Yeiser Art Center April 1-June 6, 2015. The Fantastic Fibers exhibit is an American Quilter's Society (AQS) sanctioned event. This year's AQS QuiltWeek dates are April 22-25, 2015.
Jurors
The 2015 Fantastic Fibers jurors are Marcia Young, Publisher & Editor-in-Chief of Fiber Art Now magazine, and Laverne Zabielski, renowned Kentucky fiber artist, creator of Truly Wearable art and noted author.
Specifications
Contemporary and innovative works created with fiber as the primary medium are welcome. This exhibition is open to all artists 18 years and over working in the field of fiber art. All work submitted must be original, completed in the last three years and not previously exhibited in a Fantastic Fibers exhibition. There are no size restrictions.
No more than five entries may be submitted by any artist. A nonrefundable entry fee of $15 per entry for up to five entries is required.
Entries are submitted solely online through the CaFÉ™ Call for Entry website
visit website for complete details: www.fantasticfibers.theyeiser.org
For questions or comments, email Kathy Knotts or Rosemarie Steele or call 270.442.2453
Yeiser Art Center
200 Broadway
Paducah, Kentucky 42001
FANTASTIC FIBERS 2015
Yeiser Art Center
Paducah, Kentucky
April 1 - June 6, 2015
Yeiser Art Center is now accepting entries for the FANTASTIC FIBERS 2015 international juried exhibition. One of Yeiser Art Center's most engaging, innovative & colorful international exhibits, Fantastic Fibers is an inspirational "must see" for quilters and textile art enthusiasts across the globe.
The show began in 1987 as a wearable art show but has evolved over the years to include a compelling mix of traditional and non-traditional works created from natural or synthetic fibers.
Traditionally, Yeiser Art Center receives nearly 800 entries from 128 artists from 12 countries. All selected work will be on display at the Yeiser Art Center April 1-June 6, 2015. The Fantastic Fibers exhibit is an American Quilter's Society (AQS) sanctioned event. This year's AQS QuiltWeek dates are April 22-25, 2015.
Jurors
The 2015 Fantastic Fibers jurors are Marcia Young, Publisher & Editor-in-Chief of Fiber Art Now magazine, and Laverne Zabielski, renowned Kentucky fiber artist, creator of Truly Wearable art and noted author.
Specifications
Contemporary and innovative works created with fiber as the primary medium are welcome. This exhibition is open to all artists 18 years and over working in the field of fiber art. All work submitted must be original, completed in the last three years and not previously exhibited in a Fantastic Fibers exhibition. There are no size restrictions.
No more than five entries may be submitted by any artist. A nonrefundable entry fee of $15 per entry for up to five entries is required.
Entries are submitted solely online through the CaFÉ™ Call for Entry website
visit website for complete details: www.fantasticfibers.theyeiser.org
For questions or comments, email Kathy Knotts or Rosemarie Steele or call 270.442.2453
Yeiser Art Center
200 Broadway
Paducah, Kentucky 42001
39th Annual Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show
Two Deadlines: {ONLINE}
April 1, 2015
April 15, 2015 [Late Fees Apply]
39th Annual Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Pennsylvania Convention Center
Philadelphia, PA
November 12-15, 2015
The 39th Annual Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show, a juried exhibition and retail sale, will be held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. The jury will accept 195 craft artists.
This show of Art by Hand serves as the Museum's largest yearly fundraising event and is devoted to bringing wide public attention to the field of craft art. Cumulative 38-year contribution: $10.5+ million. Funds raised are used to purchase works of art and craft for the permanent collections of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, to support exhibitions and education programs and to contribute to conservation and publication projects.
ELIGIBILITY
The Show is open to all craft artists who are residents of and working in the United States. All work, whether one-of-a-kind pieces or limited editions, should be well conceived and expertly executed without technical faults; works should be made by hand or with the use of appropriate tools, showing imagination and the mark of the craft artist's individuality.
Categories:
Basketry, ceramics, fiber, furniture (includes all media), glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, handmade paper, wearables and wood.
EMERGING ARTISTS
To encourage the participation of craft artists who are beginning their careers, an Emerging Artist category is available. This option is open only to those who have been working at their craft for six (6) years or less and who have never exhibited at the Show. The application procedure and fees are the same as above. However, those who check the Emerging Artist category will be juried in that same category. If you choose to apply as an Emerging Artist, you must do so exclusively. Those who are accepted will have two booth options: to share a booth with one other emerging artist or pay the special fee of $1,000 for a 10'x10' booth space.
2015 JURY
Lola Brooks, Metalsmith, Lexington, GA
Sam Harvey, Co-Owner, Harvey Meadows Gallery, Aspen, CO
Ronald T. Labaco, Marcia Docter Curator, Museum of Arts and Design, New York, NY
Don Miller, Artist and Associate Professor, The University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA
Tina Oldknow, Senior Curator, Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, NY
AWARDS
In addition to the Best of Show award ($1,500), there are eight (8) cash awards ($1,000 each) for excellence selected and sponsored by foundations, individuals and arts organizations.
APPLICATION INFORMATION, DEADLINES AND FEES
The show uses Juried Art Services for electronic applications. The non-refundable processing fee for applying electronically by April 1, 2015, is $50.00, payable online at the time you fill out the application.
Each entrant must submit five (5) images for consideration by the jury. Images must be of current work and representative of work entrant plans to exhibit at the show.
Visit website for complete details: www.pmacraftshow.org/2015-application
Submit Applications via Juried Art Services
April 1, 2015
April 15, 2015 [Late Fees Apply]
39th Annual Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Pennsylvania Convention Center
Philadelphia, PA
November 12-15, 2015
The 39th Annual Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show, a juried exhibition and retail sale, will be held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. The jury will accept 195 craft artists.
This show of Art by Hand serves as the Museum's largest yearly fundraising event and is devoted to bringing wide public attention to the field of craft art. Cumulative 38-year contribution: $10.5+ million. Funds raised are used to purchase works of art and craft for the permanent collections of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, to support exhibitions and education programs and to contribute to conservation and publication projects.
ELIGIBILITY
The Show is open to all craft artists who are residents of and working in the United States. All work, whether one-of-a-kind pieces or limited editions, should be well conceived and expertly executed without technical faults; works should be made by hand or with the use of appropriate tools, showing imagination and the mark of the craft artist's individuality.
Categories:
Basketry, ceramics, fiber, furniture (includes all media), glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, handmade paper, wearables and wood.
EMERGING ARTISTS
To encourage the participation of craft artists who are beginning their careers, an Emerging Artist category is available. This option is open only to those who have been working at their craft for six (6) years or less and who have never exhibited at the Show. The application procedure and fees are the same as above. However, those who check the Emerging Artist category will be juried in that same category. If you choose to apply as an Emerging Artist, you must do so exclusively. Those who are accepted will have two booth options: to share a booth with one other emerging artist or pay the special fee of $1,000 for a 10'x10' booth space.
2015 JURY
Lola Brooks, Metalsmith, Lexington, GA
Sam Harvey, Co-Owner, Harvey Meadows Gallery, Aspen, CO
Ronald T. Labaco, Marcia Docter Curator, Museum of Arts and Design, New York, NY
Don Miller, Artist and Associate Professor, The University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA
Tina Oldknow, Senior Curator, Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, NY
AWARDS
In addition to the Best of Show award ($1,500), there are eight (8) cash awards ($1,000 each) for excellence selected and sponsored by foundations, individuals and arts organizations.
APPLICATION INFORMATION, DEADLINES AND FEES
The show uses Juried Art Services for electronic applications. The non-refundable processing fee for applying electronically by April 1, 2015, is $50.00, payable online at the time you fill out the application.
Each entrant must submit five (5) images for consideration by the jury. Images must be of current work and representative of work entrant plans to exhibit at the show.
Visit website for complete details: www.pmacraftshow.org/2015-application
Submit Applications via Juried Art Services
Dorothy Waxman Textile Design Prize 2015
Deadline: April 3, 2015 {EMAIL} or {RECEIVE}
Dorothy Waxman Textile Design Prize 2015
supported by Edelkoort Inc.
New York, New York
Trend forecaster Li Edelkoort and fellow curator Philip Fimmano are pleased to announce the creation of a new international design prize to be awarded to a textile or fashion design student who exhibits innovative thinking and inspiring creativity in textiles.
The Dorothy Waxman Textile Design Prize honors Dorothy Waxman, the original driving force behind Trend Union and Edelkoort Inc. in the United States and contributing reporter to the magazines View on Colour, Textile View and Viewpoint. Waxman’s insatiable curiosity and discerning eye for the avant-garde has inspired Edelkoort and her team for decades. Waxman also introduced the American fashion industry to European textile partners with her work at the Fashion Group. As an avid textile aficionado, she believes that creative fabrics can change the design landscape in profound ways.
Proudly supported by Edelkoort Inc. in New York, the award winner will receive a prize of US $5,000 and coverage on the online interactive trend platform, TrendTablet.com. The award is part of Edelkoort and Fimmano’s Talking Textiles initiative that promotes textile education, creativity and awareness.
The competition is open to students from any country currently enrolled in a textile, fashion or knitting course. The winning design will be chosen by Dorothy Waxman based on its aesthetic and creative identity. Applicants should fill in the form and send their entries by post or email.
Download Application: THE-DOROTHY-WAXMAN-TEXTILE-DESIGN-PRIZE.docx.zip
Visit website for more information: www.trendtablet.com/28709-dorothy-waxman-textile-design-prize-2015
Edelkoort Inc.
205 East 16th Street, Suite 1A
New York, N.Y. 10003
Dorothy Waxman Textile Design Prize 2015
supported by Edelkoort Inc.
New York, New York
Trend forecaster Li Edelkoort and fellow curator Philip Fimmano are pleased to announce the creation of a new international design prize to be awarded to a textile or fashion design student who exhibits innovative thinking and inspiring creativity in textiles.
The Dorothy Waxman Textile Design Prize honors Dorothy Waxman, the original driving force behind Trend Union and Edelkoort Inc. in the United States and contributing reporter to the magazines View on Colour, Textile View and Viewpoint. Waxman’s insatiable curiosity and discerning eye for the avant-garde has inspired Edelkoort and her team for decades. Waxman also introduced the American fashion industry to European textile partners with her work at the Fashion Group. As an avid textile aficionado, she believes that creative fabrics can change the design landscape in profound ways.
Proudly supported by Edelkoort Inc. in New York, the award winner will receive a prize of US $5,000 and coverage on the online interactive trend platform, TrendTablet.com. The award is part of Edelkoort and Fimmano’s Talking Textiles initiative that promotes textile education, creativity and awareness.
The competition is open to students from any country currently enrolled in a textile, fashion or knitting course. The winning design will be chosen by Dorothy Waxman based on its aesthetic and creative identity. Applicants should fill in the form and send their entries by post or email.
Download Application: THE-DOROTHY-WAXMAN-TEXTILE-DESIGN-PRIZE.docx.zip
Visit website for more information: www.trendtablet.com/28709-dorothy-waxman-textile-design-prize-2015
Edelkoort Inc.
205 East 16th Street, Suite 1A
New York, N.Y. 10003
Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum: Birds in Art 2015
Deadline: April 15, 2015 {POSTMARK} or {ONLINE}
Birds in Art 2015
Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum
Wausau, Wisconsin
September 12 to November 29, 2015
Three simple words – birds in art – took on a life of their own when they became a Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum exhibition title. Throughout the years, Birds in Art has morphed and grown and now is recognized around the world as the exhibition that sets the standard for avian art.
Since 1976, Birds in Art has showcased the remarkable talents of more than 950 international artists, who have presented their very best work interpreting birds and related subject matter.
The Woodson Art Museum again invites two- and three-dimensional artists working in all mediums other than crafts and photography to submit original artworks for jury consideration for Birds in Art 2015.
Specifications
1. No one dimension shall exceed 72 inches [183 centimeters].
2. No work shall exceed 150 pounds [68 kilograms].
3. All work must have been executed in 2013, 2014, or 2015.
4. No work shall have been previously exhibited at the Woodson Art Museum.
Entry Procedures (truncated)
1. A maximum of two works may be entered per artist; however, artists selected for Birds in Art will be represented by only one work.
2. A maximum of one digital image per two-dimensional work and two digital images per three-dimensional work may be submitted.
3. Non-refundable entry fee for one entry: $50
4. Non-refundable entry fee for two entries: $60.
View Online/Printable Entry Form: www.lywam.org/birds-art-entry-form/
Visit website for complete prospectus: www.lywam.org/prospectus
Direct correspondence to
Birds in Art
Woodson Art Museum
700 North Twelfth Street
Wausau, Wisconsin 54403-5007 U.S.A.
Direct other inquiries to
Telephone: 715.845.7010
Fax: 715.845.7103
Email: schroede@lywam.org
Birds in Art 2015
Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum
Wausau, Wisconsin
September 12 to November 29, 2015
Three simple words – birds in art – took on a life of their own when they became a Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum exhibition title. Throughout the years, Birds in Art has morphed and grown and now is recognized around the world as the exhibition that sets the standard for avian art.
Since 1976, Birds in Art has showcased the remarkable talents of more than 950 international artists, who have presented their very best work interpreting birds and related subject matter.
The Woodson Art Museum again invites two- and three-dimensional artists working in all mediums other than crafts and photography to submit original artworks for jury consideration for Birds in Art 2015.
Specifications
1. No one dimension shall exceed 72 inches [183 centimeters].
2. No work shall exceed 150 pounds [68 kilograms].
3. All work must have been executed in 2013, 2014, or 2015.
4. No work shall have been previously exhibited at the Woodson Art Museum.
Entry Procedures (truncated)
1. A maximum of two works may be entered per artist; however, artists selected for Birds in Art will be represented by only one work.
2. A maximum of one digital image per two-dimensional work and two digital images per three-dimensional work may be submitted.
3. Non-refundable entry fee for one entry: $50
4. Non-refundable entry fee for two entries: $60.
View Online/Printable Entry Form: www.lywam.org/birds-art-entry-form/
Visit website for complete prospectus: www.lywam.org/prospectus
Direct correspondence to
Birds in Art
Woodson Art Museum
700 North Twelfth Street
Wausau, Wisconsin 54403-5007 U.S.A.
Direct other inquiries to
Telephone: 715.845.7010
Fax: 715.845.7103
Email: schroede@lywam.org
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts: "State of the Art" Fiber Arts Biennale
Deadline: April 20, 2015 {EMAIL} or {RECEIVE}
‘State of the Art’ Fiber Arts Biennale
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts
Barn Gallery
Cedarburg, WI
July 15 – October 18, 2015
The Second ‘State of the Art’ Fiber Arts Biennale will be an explosion of creativity gathered from all areas of Wisconsin! The exhibit will showcase fiber art from each of Wisconsin’s 72 counties. All Wisconsin residents are invited to participate.
Due to space limitations the museum is unable to accept all entries for the exhibit.
WMFQA will accept photo submissions of individual works of art. Final selections from these photos will be included in this special exhibit held in the Barn Gallery.
Any current Wisconsin resident or group is invited to enter up to TWO handcrafted fiber art works.
Artwork should be recent work. Kits used for any media are not acceptable.
Complete details available on website: http://wiquiltmuseum.com/press/calling-all-artists-first-fiber-arts-biennale
Download Entry Form: wiquiltmuseum.com/SOAForm.pdf
Contact Norma Klimpke at (262) 546-0300 or email curator@wiquiltmuseum.com with any questions.
Organizer:
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts
Phone: 262.546.0300
Email: marketing@wiquiltmuseum.com
‘State of the Art’ Fiber Arts Biennale
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts
Barn Gallery
Cedarburg, WI
July 15 – October 18, 2015
The Second ‘State of the Art’ Fiber Arts Biennale will be an explosion of creativity gathered from all areas of Wisconsin! The exhibit will showcase fiber art from each of Wisconsin’s 72 counties. All Wisconsin residents are invited to participate.
Due to space limitations the museum is unable to accept all entries for the exhibit.
WMFQA will accept photo submissions of individual works of art. Final selections from these photos will be included in this special exhibit held in the Barn Gallery.
Any current Wisconsin resident or group is invited to enter up to TWO handcrafted fiber art works.
Artwork should be recent work. Kits used for any media are not acceptable.
Complete details available on website: http://wiquiltmuseum.com/press/calling-all-artists-first-fiber-arts-biennale
Download Entry Form: wiquiltmuseum.com/SOAForm.pdf
Contact Norma Klimpke at (262) 546-0300 or email curator@wiquiltmuseum.com with any questions.
Organizer:
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts
Phone: 262.546.0300
Email: marketing@wiquiltmuseum.com
Unit Twelve Gallery: Artist Submissions
Deadline: {ONGOING/UNSPECIFIED}
Artist Submissions
Unit Twelve Gallery
Tixall Heath Farm
Stafford
We are a contemporary craft gallery, that hosts a regularly changing programme of themed, high quality contemporary craft exhibitions. We are not a shop, and do not hold stock, but host 3 monthly themed exhibitions with work sold on a sale or return basis.
What we are looking for: High quality contemporary craft – which could include textiles, wood, plastic, metal, ceramics, wire, jewellery, paper and printmaking. We are unable to accept fine art or photography.
How to apply: If you wish to be considered for a forthcoming exhibition, please send up to 6 images, a cv and an artist statement by email to jcolliertextiles@yahoo.co.uk
What happens next: You will receive an acknowledgement of your application. We will then be in touch if and when your work becomes appropriate for a specific exhibition we are scheduling. Please be aware that we normally work about a year in advance, and as the exhibitions are themed it could be a while before you hear back from us.
Visit website for full details: www.unittwelve.co.uk
Unit Twelve Gallery
Tixall Heath Farm
Stafford
ST18 0XX
email: jcolliertextiles@yahoo.co.uk
tel: 07811 460494
Artist Submissions
Unit Twelve Gallery
Tixall Heath Farm
Stafford
We are a contemporary craft gallery, that hosts a regularly changing programme of themed, high quality contemporary craft exhibitions. We are not a shop, and do not hold stock, but host 3 monthly themed exhibitions with work sold on a sale or return basis.
What we are looking for: High quality contemporary craft – which could include textiles, wood, plastic, metal, ceramics, wire, jewellery, paper and printmaking. We are unable to accept fine art or photography.
How to apply: If you wish to be considered for a forthcoming exhibition, please send up to 6 images, a cv and an artist statement by email to jcolliertextiles@yahoo.co.uk
What happens next: You will receive an acknowledgement of your application. We will then be in touch if and when your work becomes appropriate for a specific exhibition we are scheduling. Please be aware that we normally work about a year in advance, and as the exhibitions are themed it could be a while before you hear back from us.
Visit website for full details: www.unittwelve.co.uk
Unit Twelve Gallery
Tixall Heath Farm
Stafford
ST18 0XX
email: jcolliertextiles@yahoo.co.uk
tel: 07811 460494
Textile Center (MN) Exhibition and Workshop Proposals
Deadline: {ONGOING/UNSPECIFIED}
Exhibition and Workshop Proposals
Textile Center
Minneapolis, MN
Exhibition Proposals
Textile Center welcomes all textiles and fiber art. Programs and exhibitions will be considered by content, educational value, and the experience and impact on our audience. Cultural, traditional , inspirational, and innovative qualities will be evaluated.
Please contact Kraig Rasmussen, Exhibition Coordinator at krasmussen@textilecentermn.org for proposal requirements.
Workshop Proposals
Proposals for classes and workshops are accepted at any time. If you are interested in proposing a class for consideration, please send an email to Melisa Wahlstrom, Education Coordinator and include the following information:
•Description of the class. Include a brief description of the skills or techniques that the students will learn as well as a timeline/overview of the class activities.
•Schedule and logistics. Describe the number of teaching hours and general format of the class. (ie. 3 evenings for 3 hours each.)
•Materials & Equipment. Include an approximate materials fee or summary of the supplies students will be required to bring to class.
•Facility Needs. Describe any special tools, equipment or facility needs you might have. (ie. I would like to work in the dye lab. I need ironing boards.)
•Skill Level. Describe the skills or pre-requisite knowledge students would need for this class. (ie. Students should know how to knit and purl.)
•Teacher Bio. Give a brief biography including your previous teaching experience.
•Images. Include 1-2 images of a sample finished project or example technique from class.
Email your proposal to: Melisa Wahlstrom, mwahlstrom@textilecentermn.org
Visit website for complete information: /www.textilecentermn.org/exhibition-proposals
Textile Center
3000 University Ave. SE
Minneapolis MN 55414
info@textilecentermn.org
612-436-0464
Exhibition and Workshop Proposals
Textile Center
Minneapolis, MN
Exhibition Proposals
Textile Center welcomes all textiles and fiber art. Programs and exhibitions will be considered by content, educational value, and the experience and impact on our audience. Cultural, traditional , inspirational, and innovative qualities will be evaluated.
Please contact Kraig Rasmussen, Exhibition Coordinator at krasmussen@textilecentermn.org for proposal requirements.
Workshop Proposals
Proposals for classes and workshops are accepted at any time. If you are interested in proposing a class for consideration, please send an email to Melisa Wahlstrom, Education Coordinator and include the following information:
•Description of the class. Include a brief description of the skills or techniques that the students will learn as well as a timeline/overview of the class activities.
•Schedule and logistics. Describe the number of teaching hours and general format of the class. (ie. 3 evenings for 3 hours each.)
•Materials & Equipment. Include an approximate materials fee or summary of the supplies students will be required to bring to class.
•Facility Needs. Describe any special tools, equipment or facility needs you might have. (ie. I would like to work in the dye lab. I need ironing boards.)
•Skill Level. Describe the skills or pre-requisite knowledge students would need for this class. (ie. Students should know how to knit and purl.)
•Teacher Bio. Give a brief biography including your previous teaching experience.
•Images. Include 1-2 images of a sample finished project or example technique from class.
Email your proposal to: Melisa Wahlstrom, mwahlstrom@textilecentermn.org
Visit website for complete information: /www.textilecentermn.org/exhibition-proposals
Textile Center
3000 University Ave. SE
Minneapolis MN 55414
info@textilecentermn.org
612-436-0464
City of Santa Fe Arts Commission Community Gallery Call for Submissions
Deadline: {ONGOING/UNSPECIFIED}
Call for Submissions
City of Santa Fe Arts Commission
Community Gallery
Santa Fe, NM
The City of Santa Fe Arts Commission’s Community Gallery promotes, sells and exhibits the work of New Mexico artists and artisans, with the emphasis on Santa Fe, through exhibitions, professional training and community involvement in the arts. Gallery programming provides a range of services, exhibitions and activities that engage the public as well as support the efforts of local artists/artisans.
The Community Gallery features themed exhibitions that run for two to three month intervals and display the full breadth and depth of the art produced by local artists and artisans in Santa Fe and New Mexico. Themed exhibitions ensure that both contemporary and traditional work in all media are shown, creating more varied, interesting and vital exhibits.
In order for an artist to be considered for participation in exhibitions, the Gallery must have a portfolio of that artist’s work in the artist archive.
Possible participants will be selected from the archive based on the quality of their work, their contribution to the full breadth of the exhibit media, and the appropriateness of their work to the theme (if applicable). After receiving a portfolio, that portfolio will remain in the Community Gallery’s files for future consideration in any upcoming shows. There is no need to re-apply.
A goal of the gallery is to offer the broadest inclusion for all artists and involve a large portion of the local population by offering more than the display of artwork. Exhibitions feature programs and events that invite a varied and diverse audience.
Visit website for complete details include submission criteria: /www.santafenm.gov/community_gallery
Community Gallery
201 West Marcy Street
Santa Fe, NM 87501
Ph: (505) 955-6705
Fax: (505) 955-6671
Call for Submissions
City of Santa Fe Arts Commission
Community Gallery
Santa Fe, NM
The City of Santa Fe Arts Commission’s Community Gallery promotes, sells and exhibits the work of New Mexico artists and artisans, with the emphasis on Santa Fe, through exhibitions, professional training and community involvement in the arts. Gallery programming provides a range of services, exhibitions and activities that engage the public as well as support the efforts of local artists/artisans.
The Community Gallery features themed exhibitions that run for two to three month intervals and display the full breadth and depth of the art produced by local artists and artisans in Santa Fe and New Mexico. Themed exhibitions ensure that both contemporary and traditional work in all media are shown, creating more varied, interesting and vital exhibits.
In order for an artist to be considered for participation in exhibitions, the Gallery must have a portfolio of that artist’s work in the artist archive.
Possible participants will be selected from the archive based on the quality of their work, their contribution to the full breadth of the exhibit media, and the appropriateness of their work to the theme (if applicable). After receiving a portfolio, that portfolio will remain in the Community Gallery’s files for future consideration in any upcoming shows. There is no need to re-apply.
A goal of the gallery is to offer the broadest inclusion for all artists and involve a large portion of the local population by offering more than the display of artwork. Exhibitions feature programs and events that invite a varied and diverse audience.
Visit website for complete details include submission criteria: /www.santafenm.gov/community_gallery
Community Gallery
201 West Marcy Street
Santa Fe, NM 87501
Ph: (505) 955-6705
Fax: (505) 955-6671
Franconia in the City @ Casket: Call for Exhibition Proposals
Deadline: {ONGOING}
Call for Exhibition Proposals
Franconia in the City @ Casket
Casket Arts Community Complex
Minneapolis, MN
In 2011, Franconia Sculpture Park established an urban home at the Casket Arts Community Complex. Franconia in the City @ Casket offers an outdoor sculpture exhibition and an indoor gallery space for exhibitions of two- and three-dimensional art.
Guidelines and Artist Responsibilities
• Individual artists, artist teams, or a group of artists may submit an exhibition proposal.
• Artist/s are responsible for installation and de-installation of exhibitions. Franconia staff will work with artist/s to provide assistance as needed.
• Artist/s are responsible for staffing minimal gallery hours for the duration of the exhibition.
Franconia will provide publicity and promotion, exhibition invitations, staff assistance during installation, and an opening reception for selected exhibitions. All artwork remains property of the artist and sale price is determined by the artist. In the event of a sale of artwork, Franconia will receive a 30% commission.
Prior to developing your proposal, please contact John Hock, Artistic Director/CEO via email at johnhock@franconia.org or phone at (651) 257-6668 to discuss your project ideas.
Proposals are accepted on an ongoing basis via email to casketgallery@franconia.org.
Download Application Coversheet: www.franconia.org/ExhibitionProposalsCoverPage.pdf
Visit website for complete details: www.franconia.org
Franconia Sculpture Park
Franconia in the City @ Casket
Casket Arts Community Complex
1781 Jefferson St. NE
Minneapolis, MN
Call for Exhibition Proposals
Franconia in the City @ Casket
Casket Arts Community Complex
Minneapolis, MN
In 2011, Franconia Sculpture Park established an urban home at the Casket Arts Community Complex. Franconia in the City @ Casket offers an outdoor sculpture exhibition and an indoor gallery space for exhibitions of two- and three-dimensional art.
Guidelines and Artist Responsibilities
• Individual artists, artist teams, or a group of artists may submit an exhibition proposal.
• Artist/s are responsible for installation and de-installation of exhibitions. Franconia staff will work with artist/s to provide assistance as needed.
• Artist/s are responsible for staffing minimal gallery hours for the duration of the exhibition.
Franconia will provide publicity and promotion, exhibition invitations, staff assistance during installation, and an opening reception for selected exhibitions. All artwork remains property of the artist and sale price is determined by the artist. In the event of a sale of artwork, Franconia will receive a 30% commission.
Prior to developing your proposal, please contact John Hock, Artistic Director/CEO via email at johnhock@franconia.org or phone at (651) 257-6668 to discuss your project ideas.
Proposals are accepted on an ongoing basis via email to casketgallery@franconia.org.
Download Application Coversheet: www.franconia.org/ExhibitionProposalsCoverPage.pdf
Visit website for complete details: www.franconia.org
Franconia Sculpture Park
Franconia in the City @ Casket
Casket Arts Community Complex
1781 Jefferson St. NE
Minneapolis, MN
The Craft & Folk Art Museum Shop Artist Submissions
Deadline: {ONGOING/UNSPECIFIED}
Artist Submissions
The Craft & Folk Art Museum Shop
Los Angeles, CA
The Craft & Folk Art Museum Shop continues museum founder Edith Wyle’s mission to share beautiful, handmade art objects from around the globe. Here, you’ll find an enchanting variety of items curated by Yuko Makuuchi, from both local and international artisans. Your purchase always supports both the maker and the museum.
If you think you make something that fits the Craft & Folk Art Museum Shop, we'd love to see your work.
We regularly review artist submissions. To be considered for consignment shop representation, please e-mail the following to museumshop@cafam.org, with the artist's name as the message subject:
• Artist/process statement
• 6 high-quality JPG images, 6 inches longest side at 300 dpi.
Please do not send files over 2 MB.
Images must be saved with the following file name format: Medium_Lastname_Retail Price_Image#.jpg.
• Numbered image inventory including title, dimensions, medium, date and retail price for each image.
Visit website for more information: www.cafamshop.org
Contact Information:
The Craft & Folk Art Museum Shop
5814 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90036
(323) 937 4230 x22
museumshop@cafam.org
Artist Submissions
The Craft & Folk Art Museum Shop
Los Angeles, CA
The Craft & Folk Art Museum Shop continues museum founder Edith Wyle’s mission to share beautiful, handmade art objects from around the globe. Here, you’ll find an enchanting variety of items curated by Yuko Makuuchi, from both local and international artisans. Your purchase always supports both the maker and the museum.
If you think you make something that fits the Craft & Folk Art Museum Shop, we'd love to see your work.
We regularly review artist submissions. To be considered for consignment shop representation, please e-mail the following to museumshop@cafam.org, with the artist's name as the message subject:
• Artist/process statement
• 6 high-quality JPG images, 6 inches longest side at 300 dpi.
Please do not send files over 2 MB.
Images must be saved with the following file name format: Medium_Lastname_Retail Price_Image#.jpg.
• Numbered image inventory including title, dimensions, medium, date and retail price for each image.
Visit website for more information: www.cafamshop.org
Contact Information:
The Craft & Folk Art Museum Shop
5814 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90036
(323) 937 4230 x22
museumshop@cafam.org
Water Street Studios Call for Artists and Curators
Deadline: {ONGOING/UNSPECIFIED}, {EMAIL} or {RECEIVE}
Call for Artists and Curators
Water Street Studios
Kane County Chronicle Gallery
Batavia, IL
Water Street Studios is soliciting artists and curators who are interested in having a solo/private group show in our Kane County Chronicle Gallery. All forms of art are acceptable: (i.e. paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, fiber).
Eligibility
All curators are eligible. All forms of media may be considered. Water Street Studios is open to displaying a variety of media and subject matter, but the artwork must be appropriate for the viewing of all audiences and age groups. Artwork considered offensive or disturbing to the general public (i.e. explicitly violent or sexual)
may not be selected for display.
Create a Theme!
Come up with a creative and overall theme that unites the artworks with the title and statement of your exhibition.
Select the Artworks
Choose from a variety of different mediums and styles to handpick select works that fit within your overall theme and statement. It is your responsibility to communicate with these artists about dropping off/picking up their works, as well as titles, mediums, dimensions, and dates.
Write a Statement
With your theme and artworks in mind, create a curatorial statement that speaks of the main idea of your exhibition. Give us and your viewers something to read to inform us about your exhibition and make us curious and excited to see the works you have selected.
Rolling Submission
Dates for your exhibition with be provided upon request and availability. Shows can last anywhere from three to six weeks depending on numbers of curatorial submissions, exhibitions that are already booked, and scale of artworks in the show. A list of dates will be posted and updated frequently on Water Street Studios
website. Selected submissions will be held until there are dates that coordinate with your schedule.
TO APPLY, PLEASE SUBMIT: (truncated)
1. Application Form
2. Curatorial Statement
3. Marketing Plan
4. Images of Artworks
5. List of Artist Information
Download Application: http://waterstreetstudios.com/Curators_Call.pdf
Visit website for more information: waterstreetstudios.com
Water Street Studios
160 S. Water St.
Batavia, IL 60510
630.761.9977
Call for Artists and Curators
Water Street Studios
Kane County Chronicle Gallery
Batavia, IL
Water Street Studios is soliciting artists and curators who are interested in having a solo/private group show in our Kane County Chronicle Gallery. All forms of art are acceptable: (i.e. paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, fiber).
Eligibility
All curators are eligible. All forms of media may be considered. Water Street Studios is open to displaying a variety of media and subject matter, but the artwork must be appropriate for the viewing of all audiences and age groups. Artwork considered offensive or disturbing to the general public (i.e. explicitly violent or sexual)
may not be selected for display.
Create a Theme!
Come up with a creative and overall theme that unites the artworks with the title and statement of your exhibition.
Select the Artworks
Choose from a variety of different mediums and styles to handpick select works that fit within your overall theme and statement. It is your responsibility to communicate with these artists about dropping off/picking up their works, as well as titles, mediums, dimensions, and dates.
Write a Statement
With your theme and artworks in mind, create a curatorial statement that speaks of the main idea of your exhibition. Give us and your viewers something to read to inform us about your exhibition and make us curious and excited to see the works you have selected.
Rolling Submission
Dates for your exhibition with be provided upon request and availability. Shows can last anywhere from three to six weeks depending on numbers of curatorial submissions, exhibitions that are already booked, and scale of artworks in the show. A list of dates will be posted and updated frequently on Water Street Studios
website. Selected submissions will be held until there are dates that coordinate with your schedule.
TO APPLY, PLEASE SUBMIT: (truncated)
1. Application Form
2. Curatorial Statement
3. Marketing Plan
4. Images of Artworks
5. List of Artist Information
Download Application: http://waterstreetstudios.com/Curators_Call.pdf
Visit website for more information: waterstreetstudios.com
Water Street Studios
160 S. Water St.
Batavia, IL 60510
630.761.9977
Thursday, January 01, 2015
Around Again
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2015!!!!
We hope that everyone has a peaceful, prosperous and healthy NEW YEAR.
We truly appreciate your interest in Fiber Art Calls for Entry and Mixed Remnants. We strive to continue growing and developing a broad range of items for you, our friendly audience.
Thanks for your readership.
Glad tidings and good will,
Elise N. and the FACFE Family
We hope that everyone has a peaceful, prosperous and healthy NEW YEAR.
We truly appreciate your interest in Fiber Art Calls for Entry and Mixed Remnants. We strive to continue growing and developing a broad range of items for you, our friendly audience.
Thanks for your readership.
Glad tidings and good will,
Elise N. and the FACFE Family
Water Street Studios_Call for Artists and Curators
Deadline: {ONGOING/UNSPECIFIED}, {EMAIL} or {RECEIVE}
Call for Artists and Curators
Water Street Studios
Kane County Chronicle Gallery
Batavia, IL
Water Street Studios is soliciting artists and curators who are interested in having a solo/private group show in our Kane County Chronicle Gallery. All forms of art are acceptable: (i.e. paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, fiber).
Eligibility
All curators are eligible. All forms of media may be considered. Water Street Studios is open to displaying a variety of media and subject matter, but the artwork must be appropriate for the viewing of all audiences and age groups. Artwork considered offensive or disturbing to the general public (i.e. explicitly violent or sexual)
may not be selected for display.
Create a Theme
Come up with a creative and overall theme that unites the artworks with the title and statement of your exhibition.
Select the Artworks
Choose from a variety of different mediums and styles to handpick select works that fit within your overall theme and statement. It is your responsibility to communicate with these artists about dropping off/picking up their works, as well as titles, mediums, dimensions, and dates.
Write a Statement
With your theme and artworks in mind, create a curatorial statement that speaks of the main idea of your exhibition. Give us and your viewers something to read to inform us about your exhibition and make us curious and excited to see the works you have selected.
Rolling Submission
Dates for your exhibition with be provided upon request and availability. Shows can last anywhere from three to six weeks depending on numbers of curatorial submissions, exhibitions that are already booked, and scale of artworks in the show. A list of dates will be posted and updated frequently on Water Street Studios
website. Selected submissions will be held until there are dates that coordinate with your schedule.
TO APPLY, SUBMIT: (truncated)
1. Application Form
2. Curatorial Statement
3. Marketing Plan
4. Images of Artworks
5. List of Artist Information
Download Application: http://waterstreetstudios.com/Curators_Call.pdf
Visit website for more information: waterstreetstudios.com
Water Street Studios
160 S. Water St.
Batavia, IL 60510
630.761.9977
Call for Artists and Curators
Water Street Studios
Kane County Chronicle Gallery
Batavia, IL
Water Street Studios is soliciting artists and curators who are interested in having a solo/private group show in our Kane County Chronicle Gallery. All forms of art are acceptable: (i.e. paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, fiber).
Eligibility
All curators are eligible. All forms of media may be considered. Water Street Studios is open to displaying a variety of media and subject matter, but the artwork must be appropriate for the viewing of all audiences and age groups. Artwork considered offensive or disturbing to the general public (i.e. explicitly violent or sexual)
may not be selected for display.
Create a Theme
Come up with a creative and overall theme that unites the artworks with the title and statement of your exhibition.
Select the Artworks
Choose from a variety of different mediums and styles to handpick select works that fit within your overall theme and statement. It is your responsibility to communicate with these artists about dropping off/picking up their works, as well as titles, mediums, dimensions, and dates.
Write a Statement
With your theme and artworks in mind, create a curatorial statement that speaks of the main idea of your exhibition. Give us and your viewers something to read to inform us about your exhibition and make us curious and excited to see the works you have selected.
Rolling Submission
Dates for your exhibition with be provided upon request and availability. Shows can last anywhere from three to six weeks depending on numbers of curatorial submissions, exhibitions that are already booked, and scale of artworks in the show. A list of dates will be posted and updated frequently on Water Street Studios
website. Selected submissions will be held until there are dates that coordinate with your schedule.
TO APPLY, SUBMIT: (truncated)
1. Application Form
2. Curatorial Statement
3. Marketing Plan
4. Images of Artworks
5. List of Artist Information
Download Application: http://waterstreetstudios.com/Curators_Call.pdf
Visit website for more information: waterstreetstudios.com
Water Street Studios
160 S. Water St.
Batavia, IL 60510
630.761.9977
West Dean Design and Craft Fair featuring MADE
Deadline: January 16, 2015 {ONLINE} or {RECEIVE}
West Dean Design and Craft Fair
featuring MADE
West Dean College
West Sussex, UK
19 June 2015 to 21 June 2015
The successful West Dean Design & Craft Fair featuring MADE will be returning for its second year over three days 19 – 21 June 2015 on the beautiful grounds and in the workshops of West Dean College near Chichester. Organised by the College and run in collaboration with the team behind the highly successful MADE London, MADE Brighton and the Brighton Art Fair, the event promises to be even better in 2015.
As well as a high quality Designer/Makers Fair there will be a number of hands-on Taster Workshops in a variety of art and craft subjects (at a small extra charge); arts and craft demonstrations and a range of catering stalls including a pop-up Vintage Tea Room. Visitors to the show will also gain free entry to the award-winning West Dean Gardens.
APPLYING AND SELECTION
Exhibitor applications are invited from individual or groups of designer-makers.
We would also welcome proposals from stall holders to run 1 ½ hour workshop or to give a 45 minute talk or demonstration connected to their work.
Workshop subjects should be suitable for 12 + age and participants should complete a small project within the 1 ½ hours. We can offer support from a volunteer or you can bring a helper with you. Workshop spaces are inside the main building and in a marquee.
APPLICATIONS
We accept applications from individuals or groups. This year we are also inviting exhibitors to run workshops, give demonstrations or talks. Please see the TERMS & CONDITIONS for more details about these as well as stand sizes and prices.
Submission of an application form does not guarantee attendance at the Event. The Organiser will select Exhibitors based on their suitability for the Event and their likely appeal to visitors.
Downloads:
Application
Terms and Conditions
Apply online: http://www.westdean.org.uk/events/DesignandCraftFair/Application2015.aspx
Visit website for more information about West Dean College: www.westdean.org.uk
West Dean Design and Craft Fair
featuring MADE
West Dean College
West Sussex, UK
19 June 2015 to 21 June 2015
The successful West Dean Design & Craft Fair featuring MADE will be returning for its second year over three days 19 – 21 June 2015 on the beautiful grounds and in the workshops of West Dean College near Chichester. Organised by the College and run in collaboration with the team behind the highly successful MADE London, MADE Brighton and the Brighton Art Fair, the event promises to be even better in 2015.
As well as a high quality Designer/Makers Fair there will be a number of hands-on Taster Workshops in a variety of art and craft subjects (at a small extra charge); arts and craft demonstrations and a range of catering stalls including a pop-up Vintage Tea Room. Visitors to the show will also gain free entry to the award-winning West Dean Gardens.
APPLYING AND SELECTION
Exhibitor applications are invited from individual or groups of designer-makers.
We would also welcome proposals from stall holders to run 1 ½ hour workshop or to give a 45 minute talk or demonstration connected to their work.
Workshop subjects should be suitable for 12 + age and participants should complete a small project within the 1 ½ hours. We can offer support from a volunteer or you can bring a helper with you. Workshop spaces are inside the main building and in a marquee.
APPLICATIONS
We accept applications from individuals or groups. This year we are also inviting exhibitors to run workshops, give demonstrations or talks. Please see the TERMS & CONDITIONS for more details about these as well as stand sizes and prices.
Submission of an application form does not guarantee attendance at the Event. The Organiser will select Exhibitors based on their suitability for the Event and their likely appeal to visitors.
Downloads:
Application
Terms and Conditions
Apply online: http://www.westdean.org.uk/events/DesignandCraftFair/Application2015.aspx
Visit website for more information about West Dean College: www.westdean.org.uk
Tiny Art Show 2015
Deadline: January 29 - 31, 2015 {HAND DELIVERY}
Tiny Art Show 2015
Emerge Gallery
Greenville, NC
February 6 - 27, 2015
The Tiny Art Show is an annual exhibition and fundraiser for the Pitt County Arts Council at Emerge for our educational and outreach fund. Anyone may enter, and all media and appropriate subject matter is accepted, however, the staff has the right to reject any work for work sized wrong or inappropriate subject matter. 50% of all sales go to the Arts Council; however, we appreciate additional support through a complete sale donation if the artist chooses this option.
Eligibility
This exhibition is open to all artists, craftsman, community members, adult or child. Any media and subject matter is eligible. All pieces must not exceed 5”x5”x7” in any direction. Work must be available for the entire exhibit and must be for sale.
Pricing, Sales, & Donation
Work must be priced at either $5 or $10. If the “juried” box is checked on the inventory sheet, the work may be juried and re-priced to be $25 or $50 by Emerge Gallery. $5 and $10 are the only price options for the show.
Entries & Fees
This exhibition is free to enter.
Download Information/Inventory Sheet: Tiny_Art_Show_2015CFE_COMPLETE.pdf
Visit website: www.pittcountyarts.org
For questions contact:
252.551.6947 or info@pittcountyarts.org
Emerge Gallery
404 S. Evans Street
Greenville, NC 27858
252-551-6947
info@pittcountyarts.org
Tiny Art Show 2015
Emerge Gallery
Greenville, NC
February 6 - 27, 2015
The Tiny Art Show is an annual exhibition and fundraiser for the Pitt County Arts Council at Emerge for our educational and outreach fund. Anyone may enter, and all media and appropriate subject matter is accepted, however, the staff has the right to reject any work for work sized wrong or inappropriate subject matter. 50% of all sales go to the Arts Council; however, we appreciate additional support through a complete sale donation if the artist chooses this option.
Eligibility
This exhibition is open to all artists, craftsman, community members, adult or child. Any media and subject matter is eligible. All pieces must not exceed 5”x5”x7” in any direction. Work must be available for the entire exhibit and must be for sale.
Pricing, Sales, & Donation
Work must be priced at either $5 or $10. If the “juried” box is checked on the inventory sheet, the work may be juried and re-priced to be $25 or $50 by Emerge Gallery. $5 and $10 are the only price options for the show.
Entries & Fees
This exhibition is free to enter.
Download Information/Inventory Sheet: Tiny_Art_Show_2015CFE_COMPLETE.pdf
Visit website: www.pittcountyarts.org
For questions contact:
252.551.6947 or info@pittcountyarts.org
Emerge Gallery
404 S. Evans Street
Greenville, NC 27858
252-551-6947
info@pittcountyarts.org
Readers Art: Concealed, Confined and Collected
Deadline: February 13, 2015 {EMAIL}
Readers Art: Concealed, Confined and Collected
Minnesota Center for Book Arts
Minneapolis, MN
May 8 through July 26, 2015
Minnesota Center for Book Arts (MCBA) seeks art for inclusion in Readers Art: Concealed, Confined and Collected, a juried exhibition exploring artists' books that use found or custom-made containers to support narrative and content. The exhibition will be presented May 8 through July 26, 2015 with an opening reception on Friday, May 8, 2015.
All media and formats are welcome. There is no entry or participation fee. Selected artists will be responsible for all shipping costs. While on view, all work will be fully insured and presented in secure cases.
No more than two digital images per work. Images should be sent as PDFs or 72dpi JPG files. Multiple entries are allowed but each entry should be sent as a separate email.
Work will be juried by Susan Hensel (artist and curator), Cathy Ryan (book and print artist), and Jeff Rathermel (MCBA's Executive Director). Selected artists will be notified by February 27, 2015.
Complete details available on website: www.mnbookarts.org/opportunities/
Questions regarding this exhibition may be sent to exhibitions@mnbookarts.org, please place “QUESTION” in the subject line.
Minnesota Center for Book Arts
1011 Washington Ave. S. #100
Minneapolis MN 55415
Readers Art: Concealed, Confined and Collected
Minnesota Center for Book Arts
Minneapolis, MN
May 8 through July 26, 2015
Minnesota Center for Book Arts (MCBA) seeks art for inclusion in Readers Art: Concealed, Confined and Collected, a juried exhibition exploring artists' books that use found or custom-made containers to support narrative and content. The exhibition will be presented May 8 through July 26, 2015 with an opening reception on Friday, May 8, 2015.
All media and formats are welcome. There is no entry or participation fee. Selected artists will be responsible for all shipping costs. While on view, all work will be fully insured and presented in secure cases.
No more than two digital images per work. Images should be sent as PDFs or 72dpi JPG files. Multiple entries are allowed but each entry should be sent as a separate email.
Work will be juried by Susan Hensel (artist and curator), Cathy Ryan (book and print artist), and Jeff Rathermel (MCBA's Executive Director). Selected artists will be notified by February 27, 2015.
Complete details available on website: www.mnbookarts.org/opportunities/
Questions regarding this exhibition may be sent to exhibitions@mnbookarts.org, please place “QUESTION” in the subject line.
Minnesota Center for Book Arts
1011 Washington Ave. S. #100
Minneapolis MN 55415
Artists as Visionaries
Deadline: February 15, 2015 {ONLINE}
Artists as Visionaries
Water Street Studios
Batavia, IL
March 20, 2015 - May 2, 2015
Seeking a means to raise up artists and their role in society, Water Street Studios presents a new annual series, Artists as Visionaries. As familiar paradigms break down locally and globally, artists can be poised to take on important roles as creative problem-solvers, philosophers, and inventors. Often thought by non-artists to exist only for decoration and entertainment, artists' careful observations can yield ideas that change our collective lives for the better.
Each year, Artists as Visionaries will ask artists of every media to research and respond to an issue that affects our whole culture. Creative responses will be shared, experts on the focus topic will be invited to speak, workshops will be offered, important dialogue with the community will be generated, and connections will be made.
Climate Crisis: Solutions
Picturing ourselves in a future changed dramatically due to global warming is a difficult thing for most people to fully imagine, even for those who study the science and work to communicate to others about the crisis thru their employment or volunteer activities. Most people cannot conceive of an economy that is not based on fossil-fuels as that is all we have known for the past 150 years. Many people cannot recognize or understand just how our global environment is becoming more and more hostile to sustaining life as we know it. Solutions to the crisis are appearing every day but as a civilization we are not unlike the deer caught in the headlights.
• Juror: Jim Jenkins
• All media accepted
• Associated art and climate programming to be announced
Visit website for more details including link to online entry form: http://waterstreetstudios.com/gallery/artists-as-visionaries-climate-crisis-solutions
Water Street Studios
160 S. Water St.
Batavia, IL 60510
630.761.9977
info@waterstreetstudios.com
Artists as Visionaries
Water Street Studios
Batavia, IL
March 20, 2015 - May 2, 2015
Seeking a means to raise up artists and their role in society, Water Street Studios presents a new annual series, Artists as Visionaries. As familiar paradigms break down locally and globally, artists can be poised to take on important roles as creative problem-solvers, philosophers, and inventors. Often thought by non-artists to exist only for decoration and entertainment, artists' careful observations can yield ideas that change our collective lives for the better.
Each year, Artists as Visionaries will ask artists of every media to research and respond to an issue that affects our whole culture. Creative responses will be shared, experts on the focus topic will be invited to speak, workshops will be offered, important dialogue with the community will be generated, and connections will be made.
Climate Crisis: Solutions
Picturing ourselves in a future changed dramatically due to global warming is a difficult thing for most people to fully imagine, even for those who study the science and work to communicate to others about the crisis thru their employment or volunteer activities. Most people cannot conceive of an economy that is not based on fossil-fuels as that is all we have known for the past 150 years. Many people cannot recognize or understand just how our global environment is becoming more and more hostile to sustaining life as we know it. Solutions to the crisis are appearing every day but as a civilization we are not unlike the deer caught in the headlights.
• Juror: Jim Jenkins
• All media accepted
• Associated art and climate programming to be announced
Visit website for more details including link to online entry form: http://waterstreetstudios.com/gallery/artists-as-visionaries-climate-crisis-solutions
Water Street Studios
160 S. Water St.
Batavia, IL 60510
630.761.9977
info@waterstreetstudios.com
On The Wall Exhibition
Two Deadlines:
February 7, 2015 {EMAIL} or {RECEIVE}
February 27 & 28, 2015 {HAND DELIVERY}
On The Wall Exhibition
-- Nationally Juried Exhibition
Emerge Gallery and Art Center
Greenville, NC
March 6 - 28, 2015
Eligibility
The exhibition is open to all artists. Any media and subject matter is eligible, but it must hang on wall. Work must be completely ready for installation when dropped off. All work must have a hanging wire. No work will be hung with “L” pins. Works of art must be orginal. All work must fit through a standard size door and be available for the entire exhibit.
Entries & Fees
Each artist may submit up to 3 entries for a fee of $15. Additional entries may be submitted for $5 each.
Entries may be submitted digitally by February 7, 2015 or physically dropped off on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015 from 10am-8pm or Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015 from 10am-2pm.
Entries can be delivered on CD or e-mailed to info@pittcountyarts.org. Fees can be paid online or via check.
Juror
Fay Davis Edwards is a professional studio artist living and working on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Currently, she serves as Gallery Director for Dare
County Arts Council, where she is also an instructor in painting.
Download Prospectus: On_the_Wall_2015_Call_for_Entries_Packet.pdf
Visit website: www.pittcountyarts.org
For Questions
Contact: 252.551.6947 or info@pittcountyarts.org
Emerge Gallery and Art Center
404 S. Evans Street
Greenville, NC 27858
February 7, 2015 {EMAIL} or {RECEIVE}
February 27 & 28, 2015 {HAND DELIVERY}
On The Wall Exhibition
-- Nationally Juried Exhibition
Emerge Gallery and Art Center
Greenville, NC
March 6 - 28, 2015
Eligibility
The exhibition is open to all artists. Any media and subject matter is eligible, but it must hang on wall. Work must be completely ready for installation when dropped off. All work must have a hanging wire. No work will be hung with “L” pins. Works of art must be orginal. All work must fit through a standard size door and be available for the entire exhibit.
Entries & Fees
Each artist may submit up to 3 entries for a fee of $15. Additional entries may be submitted for $5 each.
Entries may be submitted digitally by February 7, 2015 or physically dropped off on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015 from 10am-8pm or Saturday, Feb. 28, 2015 from 10am-2pm.
Entries can be delivered on CD or e-mailed to info@pittcountyarts.org. Fees can be paid online or via check.
Juror
Fay Davis Edwards is a professional studio artist living and working on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Currently, she serves as Gallery Director for Dare
County Arts Council, where she is also an instructor in painting.
Download Prospectus: On_the_Wall_2015_Call_for_Entries_Packet.pdf
Visit website: www.pittcountyarts.org
For Questions
Contact: 252.551.6947 or info@pittcountyarts.org
Emerge Gallery and Art Center
404 S. Evans Street
Greenville, NC 27858
Bound and Unbound III
Deadline: March 4, 2015 {ONLINE} or {RECEIVE}
Bound and Unbound III
International Juried Altered Book Exhibition
Hosted by the Art and Exhibits Committee,
University Libraries, University of South Dakota
Vermillion, SD
August 24, 2015 – January 4, 2016
SPECIFICATIONS
All work must be original, executed within the last three years, and not previously displayed in a Bound and Unbound exhibition.
The cases in which Bound and Unbound III will be displayed are 80” long, 28 ½” wide, and 8 ½“deep.
The University Libraries reserves the right to refuse work difficult to exhibit due to size, weight, or presentation.
JUROR
Sandra Brooke is associate professor of art at the College of Liberal Arts, Oregon State University Cascades in Bend Oregon.
View and Print Full Prospectus: http://libguides.usd.edu/bookart
MORE INFORMATION
Sarah A. Hanson, (605) 677-5249, Sarah.Hanson@usd.edu
Danielle De Jager-Loftus, (605) 677-5123, Danielle.Loftus@usd.edu
SEND ENTRIES TO
Bound and Unbound III: Altered Book Exhibition
Attn: Sarah A. Hanson
University Libraries, University of South Dakota
414 East Clark Street
Vermillion, SD 57069
Bound and Unbound III
International Juried Altered Book Exhibition
Hosted by the Art and Exhibits Committee,
University Libraries, University of South Dakota
Vermillion, SD
August 24, 2015 – January 4, 2016
- Bound and Unbound III: Altered Book Exhibition entry is open to all. Entry is free. Artists may submit up to three works for consideration.
- Artists may submit either a CD or electronic files (attached to the online project form http://libguides.usd.edu/altered-entry) readable on PC and Mac, containing images for up to three works with one image per piece. Images should not be greater than three MB with the longest dimension at 1000 pixels and a resolution of 200 pixels per inch.
- Submitted application materials will not be returned.
SPECIFICATIONS
All work must be original, executed within the last three years, and not previously displayed in a Bound and Unbound exhibition.
The cases in which Bound and Unbound III will be displayed are 80” long, 28 ½” wide, and 8 ½“deep.
The University Libraries reserves the right to refuse work difficult to exhibit due to size, weight, or presentation.
JUROR
Sandra Brooke is associate professor of art at the College of Liberal Arts, Oregon State University Cascades in Bend Oregon.
View and Print Full Prospectus: http://libguides.usd.edu/bookart
MORE INFORMATION
Sarah A. Hanson, (605) 677-5249, Sarah.Hanson@usd.edu
Danielle De Jager-Loftus, (605) 677-5123, Danielle.Loftus@usd.edu
SEND ENTRIES TO
Bound and Unbound III: Altered Book Exhibition
Attn: Sarah A. Hanson
University Libraries, University of South Dakota
414 East Clark Street
Vermillion, SD 57069
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