DEADLINE: August 1, 2024 (ONLINE) (ELECTRONIC MAIL)
The Art of Costume Couture 2024
Los Angeles Makery
Sub Terra Gallery
Los Angeles, CA
October 3, 2024 – October 30, 2024
You’re invited to be in the Los Angeles Makery’s exhibit “The Art of Costume Couture.” The Fantastical World of Costume Couture from the artists of Film and Cosplay.
CURATED BY A.Laura Brody and Lisa Tomczeszyn
This is a call for wearable art, dipping into the world of fantasy, costume design, and fashion ideas that merge and float between art, fashion, and craftsmanship. In this show we are highlighting the artists behind the scenes.
Artist needs to provide the method of display – dress form, body mannequin or stand with hanger.
There are no strict limits on the size of the artworks, but please contact us if the works are larger than 5' across.
No fee to submit, 30% commission on any sales.
- Artwork must be original to the maker. No copyright violations!
- No hardcore pornographic or uncensored explicit images, no blood, torture, violence, or cruelty depicted.
If this work is still in process or concept mode please include a statement about what you plan to make.
Visit website for complete details: https://www.makery.la/rsvp-3
Apply Online via Google Forms: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdfUdZ_MdXZ8uLT8yKUBNhBO_TntmWRfXGxlRCOxVjFC9BliA/viewform?
Apply via email: view website for details
Please email additional questions to callartofcostume@gmail.com, subject line: The Art of Costume Couture 2024
The Los Angeles Makery
260 S. Los Angeles St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
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Tuesday, April 30, 2024
The Art of Costume Couture
Thursday, May 29, 2014
American Craft Council Show 2015
Two Deadlines: {ONLINE}
August 1, 2014 [regular]
August 8, 2914 [late]
American Craft Council Show 2015
Multiple Dates/Venues:
Baltimore Wholesale/Retail Show
February 18 - 22, 2015
Baltimore Wholesale Show
February 18 - 19, 2015
Baltimore Retail Show
February 20 - 22, 2015
Atalanta Retail Show
March 12 - 15, 2015
St. Paul Retail Show
April 9 - 12, 2015
San Francisco Retail Show
August 7 - 9, 2015
The American Craft Council juried marketplace features extraordinary work by more than 1,500 of the country’s most talented craft artists.
WHO SHOULD APPLY?
Apply if you produce original work in any of the following categories: basketry, ceramics, clothing and accessories, decorative fiber, furniture and lighting, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, paper, stone, toys and puzzles, and wood.
WHAT IS ELIGIBLE?
• Three-dimensional, handmade craft that meets the standards statement
• Applicants are asked to classify their work by identifying the principal material in which they work (ceramic, fiber, glass, metal, etc.) or the primary type of work they create (furniture and lighting, jewelry, etc.). This is how they will be scored and listed in the show directories, etc.
• Small studio production work under the direct supervision of the applicant is acceptable. All work must be produced in the United States or Canada. The American Craft Council reserves the right to require authentication of the production process as needed and at any time during the application and exhibition process.
APPLICATION FEES
• $10 processing and handling fee for each set of (5) images
• $30 application fee for each show you would like those images to be applied to
• A $25 late fee will apply for all applications received August 2 - 8, 2014
All application fees are non-refundable and are not-transferable.
MORE INFORMATION
Details about the Baltimore show
Details about the Atlanta show
Details about the St. Paul show
Details about the San Francisco show
HOW TO APPLY
Apply online at: www.juriedartservices.com
Visit website for complete details: http://craftcouncil.org/shows/apply"
American Craft Council
1224 Marshall Street NE.
Suite 200
Minneapolis, MN 55413
(612) 206-3100
August 1, 2014 [regular]
August 8, 2914 [late]
American Craft Council Show 2015
Multiple Dates/Venues:
Baltimore Wholesale/Retail Show
February 18 - 22, 2015
Baltimore Wholesale Show
February 18 - 19, 2015
Baltimore Retail Show
February 20 - 22, 2015
Atalanta Retail Show
March 12 - 15, 2015
St. Paul Retail Show
April 9 - 12, 2015
San Francisco Retail Show
August 7 - 9, 2015
The American Craft Council juried marketplace features extraordinary work by more than 1,500 of the country’s most talented craft artists.
WHO SHOULD APPLY?
Apply if you produce original work in any of the following categories: basketry, ceramics, clothing and accessories, decorative fiber, furniture and lighting, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, paper, stone, toys and puzzles, and wood.
WHAT IS ELIGIBLE?
• Three-dimensional, handmade craft that meets the standards statement
• Applicants are asked to classify their work by identifying the principal material in which they work (ceramic, fiber, glass, metal, etc.) or the primary type of work they create (furniture and lighting, jewelry, etc.). This is how they will be scored and listed in the show directories, etc.
• Small studio production work under the direct supervision of the applicant is acceptable. All work must be produced in the United States or Canada. The American Craft Council reserves the right to require authentication of the production process as needed and at any time during the application and exhibition process.
APPLICATION FEES
• $10 processing and handling fee for each set of (5) images
• $30 application fee for each show you would like those images to be applied to
• A $25 late fee will apply for all applications received August 2 - 8, 2014
All application fees are non-refundable and are not-transferable.
MORE INFORMATION
Details about the Baltimore show
Details about the Atlanta show
Details about the St. Paul show
Details about the San Francisco show
HOW TO APPLY
Apply online at: www.juriedartservices.com
Visit website for complete details: http://craftcouncil.org/shows/apply"
American Craft Council
1224 Marshall Street NE.
Suite 200
Minneapolis, MN 55413
(612) 206-3100
Friday, May 16, 2014
Construct: Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh
Deadline: August 1, 2014 {ONLINE} or {EMAIL} or {RECEIVE}
Construct
Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
Pittsburgh, PA
November 21, 2014 – February 1, 2015
What inspires the construction of contemporary fiber work? What drives the creation of art using fiber techniques and materials? How are artists informed and inspired by this medium? Why fiber now? The Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh’s 2014 member’s exhibition, Construct, attempts to answer these questions.
The exhibit features current works by artists utilizing fiber and fiber techniques who, through unique interpretation, construct their own answers. With a variety of mediums and applications the resulting display is a vast array of visual forms. These pieces of contemporary fiber art, when presented together, not only answer questions, they begin a new conversation.
REQUIREMENTS
• Anyone is welcome to enter. If accepted, nonmembers are required to join the Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh.
• All work must be either fiber in content or executed in a fiber technique.
• Collaborative works will be considered as a single entry. Artists submitting both collaborative and individual works must apply separately.
• Both 2 and 3-dimensional work may be submitted.
• Entries must be ready to securely hang or install.
• Work must be completed in the last 2 years.
• Work cannot have been exhibited in a previous FGP member exhibition or within a 50 mile radius of Pittsburgh, PA.
FEE
$25 non-refundable entry fee including up to three entries must accompany submission.
JUROR
Sandra Jane Heard
DOWNLOADS
Construct prospectus (pdf)
Construct Submission form (pdf)
Visit website for more information: http://fiberartspgh.org
Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh, Inc.
P.O. Box 5478
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Construct
Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
Pittsburgh, PA
November 21, 2014 – February 1, 2015
What inspires the construction of contemporary fiber work? What drives the creation of art using fiber techniques and materials? How are artists informed and inspired by this medium? Why fiber now? The Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh’s 2014 member’s exhibition, Construct, attempts to answer these questions.
The exhibit features current works by artists utilizing fiber and fiber techniques who, through unique interpretation, construct their own answers. With a variety of mediums and applications the resulting display is a vast array of visual forms. These pieces of contemporary fiber art, when presented together, not only answer questions, they begin a new conversation.
REQUIREMENTS
• Anyone is welcome to enter. If accepted, nonmembers are required to join the Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh.
• All work must be either fiber in content or executed in a fiber technique.
• Collaborative works will be considered as a single entry. Artists submitting both collaborative and individual works must apply separately.
• Both 2 and 3-dimensional work may be submitted.
• Entries must be ready to securely hang or install.
• Work must be completed in the last 2 years.
• Work cannot have been exhibited in a previous FGP member exhibition or within a 50 mile radius of Pittsburgh, PA.
FEE
$25 non-refundable entry fee including up to three entries must accompany submission.
JUROR
Sandra Jane Heard
DOWNLOADS
Construct prospectus (pdf)
Construct Submission form (pdf)
Visit website for more information: http://fiberartspgh.org
Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh, Inc.
P.O. Box 5478
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Monday, April 28, 2014
Blue Ridge Fiber Show
Deadline: August 1, 2014 {RECEIVE}
Blue Ridge Fiber Show
An International, Biennial Celebration of Fiberarts
Western North Carolina Fibers/Handweavers Guild
North Carolina Arboretum
Asheville, NC
October 4, 2014 to January 6, 2015
The purpose of the Blue Ridge Fiber Show is to encourage and support hand loom weavers, spinners and felters at all levels and to increase public awareness of their work.
CATEGORIES
Amateur, Professional and Junior Divisions are in the following Main Categories:
a. Hand Weaving Category - includes textiles created on an Entrant controlled loom and involves interlacing (not inter-looping) two or more sets of elements at right or oblique angles to each other.
Sub-Categories:
1. Accessories (wearable) - scarves, shawls, purses, jewelry, liturgical, etc.
2. Decorative Functional (home decor) - linens, rugs, pillows, afghans, etc; excludes off-loom basketry.
3. Decorative Non-Functional - wall hangings other than tapestries, 3-D work, etc; excludes off loom basketry.
4. Constructed Clothing – cut and sewn garments made from at least 75% handwoven cloth.
5. Yardage - Minimum 18 inches (45.7 cm) width, 3 yards (2.7 m) length; maximum 60 inches (1.5 m) width, 10 yards (9.1 m) length, 40 pounds (18.1 Kg) weight. Entry must include an 8" x 8" (20.3 cm square) handling piece.
6. Tapestries – defined as weft faced textile using discontinuous wefts.
b. Spinning Category - Plant, animal or synthetic fibers twisted together to form yarn. Characteristics of spun yarn vary based on the material used, fiber length and alignment, quantity of fiber used, and degree of twist.
Sub-Category:
Hand Spun Yarn Into a Project - Entry must be a completed project using 100% hand spun yarns of plant, animal or synthetic fibers.
c. Felting Category - Technique that produces a non-woven sheet of matted material which is most frequently made from wool, hair or fur created by the entanglement of a mass of fibers that takes place when heat, moisture and pressure are combined. Includes needle felting. “Fulling” is excluded.
Sub-Categories:
1. Decorative - Figures, animals, sculptural, wall hangings, etc.
2. Accessories (wearables) - Scarves, shawls, purses, jewelry, liturgical, etc.
3. Garments - Fully executed garment, can include techniques such as nuno, traditional wet felting, needle felting, and/or in combination with other fabric.
AWARDS
The WNCF/HG intends to grant recognitions and monetary awards.
PROCEDURES
Entrants may submit up to two entries per Main Category (weaving, spinning, felting). One form may be used for up to two entries. Each pair of entries requires a separate form and separate non-refundable fee of $30 (Amateurs and Professionals) or $10 (Juniors). Fee may be check or money order in US funds.
DOWNLOADS
Prospectus: www.wncfhg.org/2014_Prospectus.pdf
Spinning Category Entry Form.pdf
Weaving Category Entry Form.pdf
Felting Category Entry Form.pdf
More details on website: http://www.wncfhg.org
For further information contact: brfs2014@yahoo.com
Blue Ridge Fiber Show
An International, Biennial Celebration of Fiberarts
Western North Carolina Fibers/Handweavers Guild
North Carolina Arboretum
Asheville, NC
October 4, 2014 to January 6, 2015
The purpose of the Blue Ridge Fiber Show is to encourage and support hand loom weavers, spinners and felters at all levels and to increase public awareness of their work.
CATEGORIES
Amateur, Professional and Junior Divisions are in the following Main Categories:
a. Hand Weaving Category - includes textiles created on an Entrant controlled loom and involves interlacing (not inter-looping) two or more sets of elements at right or oblique angles to each other.
Sub-Categories:
1. Accessories (wearable) - scarves, shawls, purses, jewelry, liturgical, etc.
2. Decorative Functional (home decor) - linens, rugs, pillows, afghans, etc; excludes off-loom basketry.
3. Decorative Non-Functional - wall hangings other than tapestries, 3-D work, etc; excludes off loom basketry.
4. Constructed Clothing – cut and sewn garments made from at least 75% handwoven cloth.
5. Yardage - Minimum 18 inches (45.7 cm) width, 3 yards (2.7 m) length; maximum 60 inches (1.5 m) width, 10 yards (9.1 m) length, 40 pounds (18.1 Kg) weight. Entry must include an 8" x 8" (20.3 cm square) handling piece.
6. Tapestries – defined as weft faced textile using discontinuous wefts.
b. Spinning Category - Plant, animal or synthetic fibers twisted together to form yarn. Characteristics of spun yarn vary based on the material used, fiber length and alignment, quantity of fiber used, and degree of twist.
Sub-Category:
Hand Spun Yarn Into a Project - Entry must be a completed project using 100% hand spun yarns of plant, animal or synthetic fibers.
c. Felting Category - Technique that produces a non-woven sheet of matted material which is most frequently made from wool, hair or fur created by the entanglement of a mass of fibers that takes place when heat, moisture and pressure are combined. Includes needle felting. “Fulling” is excluded.
Sub-Categories:
1. Decorative - Figures, animals, sculptural, wall hangings, etc.
2. Accessories (wearables) - Scarves, shawls, purses, jewelry, liturgical, etc.
3. Garments - Fully executed garment, can include techniques such as nuno, traditional wet felting, needle felting, and/or in combination with other fabric.
AWARDS
The WNCF/HG intends to grant recognitions and monetary awards.
PROCEDURES
Entrants may submit up to two entries per Main Category (weaving, spinning, felting). One form may be used for up to two entries. Each pair of entries requires a separate form and separate non-refundable fee of $30 (Amateurs and Professionals) or $10 (Juniors). Fee may be check or money order in US funds.
DOWNLOADS
Prospectus: www.wncfhg.org/2014_Prospectus.pdf
Spinning Category Entry Form.pdf
Weaving Category Entry Form.pdf
Felting Category Entry Form.pdf
More details on website: http://www.wncfhg.org
For further information contact: brfs2014@yahoo.com
Saturday, March 22, 2014
FIBREMEN 4
Deadline: August 1, 2014 (EMAIL)
FIBREMEN 4
Kherson, Ukraine
October 22 - November 5, 2014
The International Biennial Symposium Conference and Exhibition on Textile Art
“Fibremen 4” International Fibre Art Exhibition restricted only for men. Juried. Open to all professional male artists, working in fibre. Digital submissions only.
Contemporary and innovative works are welcome.
Please contact organizers to receive the Entry Form: mailto:scythiatextile@gmail.com?subject=
Visit website for more information: www.scythiatextile.com
Ludmila Egorova
Andrew Schneider
P.O.Box 79
Kherson 73028
Ukraine
FIBREMEN 4
Kherson, Ukraine
October 22 - November 5, 2014
The International Biennial Symposium Conference and Exhibition on Textile Art
“Fibremen 4” International Fibre Art Exhibition restricted only for men. Juried. Open to all professional male artists, working in fibre. Digital submissions only.
Contemporary and innovative works are welcome.
Please contact organizers to receive the Entry Form: mailto:scythiatextile@gmail.com?subject=
Visit website for more information: www.scythiatextile.com
Ludmila Egorova
Andrew Schneider
P.O.Box 79
Kherson 73028
Ukraine
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Astronomical Quilts! Block Challenge
Deadline: August 1, 2014 (RECEIVE)
Astronomical Quilts! Block Challenge
International Quilt Market
Quilts, Inc.
Houston, Texas
October 2014
You are invited to participate in a block challenge…with NASA Astronaut Karen Nyberg!
While on board the International Space Station, Nyberg created a star-themed quilt block that will be returning to earth with her. Her block will be combined with other blocks submitted by International Quilt Festival attendees to create a quilt that will be displayed at the 40th-anniversary show next fall 2014 in Houston.
How can you be a part of this exciting project? Submit your own star-themed block!
The Details:
• Create a star-themed 9.5"-square unfinished block (so that when quilted, it will be a 9" finished block).
• The theme should be any variation on a star. We welcome all types—traditional, modern, and artsy variations. Limit one block per person.
• Use any color scheme and techniques you would like, but please do not use any embellishments.
• Sign your unfinished block on the front with a permanent marker. Please include your name and your location.
• Mail your block for receipt by August 1, 2014.
Star Block Challenge
Attn: Rhianna Griffin
7660 Woodway, Ste. 550
Houston, TX 77063
View NASA Astronaut Karen Nyberg (while orbiting two hundred and sixty miles above the earth aboard the International Space Station) explain the challenge in the following video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qgJNcWncs8Y
Download Astronomical Quilts! Block Challenge rules and details: www.quilts.com//FQF13QuiltChallengeFlyer.pdf
Visit website for additional details: http://www.quilts.com
International Quilt Market
Quilts, Inc.
7660 Woodway, Suite 550
Houston, Texas 77063 U.S.A.
Telephone (1) 713.781.6864
Fax (1) 713.781.8182
e-mail: shows@quilts.com
Astronomical Quilts! Block Challenge
International Quilt Market
Quilts, Inc.
Houston, Texas
October 2014
You are invited to participate in a block challenge…with NASA Astronaut Karen Nyberg!
While on board the International Space Station, Nyberg created a star-themed quilt block that will be returning to earth with her. Her block will be combined with other blocks submitted by International Quilt Festival attendees to create a quilt that will be displayed at the 40th-anniversary show next fall 2014 in Houston.
How can you be a part of this exciting project? Submit your own star-themed block!
The Details:
• Create a star-themed 9.5"-square unfinished block (so that when quilted, it will be a 9" finished block).
• The theme should be any variation on a star. We welcome all types—traditional, modern, and artsy variations. Limit one block per person.
• Use any color scheme and techniques you would like, but please do not use any embellishments.
• Sign your unfinished block on the front with a permanent marker. Please include your name and your location.
• Mail your block for receipt by August 1, 2014.
Star Block Challenge
Attn: Rhianna Griffin
7660 Woodway, Ste. 550
Houston, TX 77063
View NASA Astronaut Karen Nyberg (while orbiting two hundred and sixty miles above the earth aboard the International Space Station) explain the challenge in the following video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qgJNcWncs8Y
Download Astronomical Quilts! Block Challenge rules and details: www.quilts.com//FQF13QuiltChallengeFlyer.pdf
Visit website for additional details: http://www.quilts.com
International Quilt Market
Quilts, Inc.
7660 Woodway, Suite 550
Houston, Texas 77063 U.S.A.
Telephone (1) 713.781.6864
Fax (1) 713.781.8182
e-mail: shows@quilts.com
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Call for Exhibition Proposals Salem Art Association
Two Deadlines: (RECEIVE) and (ONGOING/UNSPECIFIED)
April 1, 2014
August 1, 2014
Call for Exhibition Proposals
Focus and A.N. Bush Galleries
Salem Art Association
Salem, Oregon
The A. N. Bush Gallery and the Focus Gallery, operated by the Salem Art Association (SAA) Gallery Staff, are exhibit venues for contemporary artists. The A.N. Bush Gallery focuses on regional, national and international solo and group exhibitions. Exhibits in the A.N. Bush Gallery, covering a space of 1,270 square feet, usually include an educational component. In the Focus Gallery, measuring 150 square feet, exhibits help promote emerging and mid-career artists from the Mid-Willamette Valley and surrounding areas. Exhibits usually rotate every six to eight weeks.
Proposal Submissions
We welcome all exhibit proposals. Creative approaches and content are always valued, and superior craftsmanship is an absolute necessity. To ensure the timely and thorough review of your proposal, please follow the guidelines below:
Required Materials
• Completed Exhibition Proposal Form.
• Exhibition proposal narrative, including your inspiration and vision for the show, any interactive or auxiliary components (such as an artists’ talk or performance), the requested two-month exhibition period, and the reason you feel your show has educational value for the mid-Willamette Valley. (Please be specific.)
• Curriculum vitae or resume, plus a bio, process statement, and artist statement for each participating artist.
• Four digital images of sample work (created within the last year) for each participating artist. Digital files must be submitted on a PC platform CD. JPEG files with a resolution of 300 dpi and a file size of approximately 5-10MB are ideal. Label each digital file with a number and the artist’s name. Label the CD with your name, phone, email and “Exhibition Proposal.” Note: The quality of your images may directly influence the exhibition proposal review process. Please do not submit slide shows, Flash files or website links and please do not e-mail submissions.
• Self-addressed stamp envelope (if you would like your materials returned).
Jury Process
Exhibit proposals are reviewed on a semi-annual basis by a panel composed of the SAA gallery staff and the Galleries Advisory Committee. The jury panel meets in April and August of each year to review proposals; proposal applications must be received on or before April 1 and August 1 to be considered.
Commission
The commission split is currently 50/50 with the Salem Art Association retaining 50% of the retail price from the sale of artworks. Please price your artwork to include this commission. Art sales support both the artists and SAA’s many educational programs.
Download Exhibition Proposal Guidelines and Application: salemart.org/SAA_exhibit_proposal_guidelines_112112.pdf
Visit website: salemart.org
For additional information contact: Catherine Alexander, Galleries Director, at 503-581-2228 x302 or at catherine@SalemArt.org.
Salem Art Association
Galleries Program
600 Mission Street SE
Salem, Oregon 97302
April 1, 2014
August 1, 2014
Call for Exhibition Proposals
Focus and A.N. Bush Galleries
Salem Art Association
Salem, Oregon
The A. N. Bush Gallery and the Focus Gallery, operated by the Salem Art Association (SAA) Gallery Staff, are exhibit venues for contemporary artists. The A.N. Bush Gallery focuses on regional, national and international solo and group exhibitions. Exhibits in the A.N. Bush Gallery, covering a space of 1,270 square feet, usually include an educational component. In the Focus Gallery, measuring 150 square feet, exhibits help promote emerging and mid-career artists from the Mid-Willamette Valley and surrounding areas. Exhibits usually rotate every six to eight weeks.
Proposal Submissions
We welcome all exhibit proposals. Creative approaches and content are always valued, and superior craftsmanship is an absolute necessity. To ensure the timely and thorough review of your proposal, please follow the guidelines below:
Required Materials
• Completed Exhibition Proposal Form.
• Exhibition proposal narrative, including your inspiration and vision for the show, any interactive or auxiliary components (such as an artists’ talk or performance), the requested two-month exhibition period, and the reason you feel your show has educational value for the mid-Willamette Valley. (Please be specific.)
• Curriculum vitae or resume, plus a bio, process statement, and artist statement for each participating artist.
• Four digital images of sample work (created within the last year) for each participating artist. Digital files must be submitted on a PC platform CD. JPEG files with a resolution of 300 dpi and a file size of approximately 5-10MB are ideal. Label each digital file with a number and the artist’s name. Label the CD with your name, phone, email and “Exhibition Proposal.” Note: The quality of your images may directly influence the exhibition proposal review process. Please do not submit slide shows, Flash files or website links and please do not e-mail submissions.
• Self-addressed stamp envelope (if you would like your materials returned).
Jury Process
Exhibit proposals are reviewed on a semi-annual basis by a panel composed of the SAA gallery staff and the Galleries Advisory Committee. The jury panel meets in April and August of each year to review proposals; proposal applications must be received on or before April 1 and August 1 to be considered.
Commission
The commission split is currently 50/50 with the Salem Art Association retaining 50% of the retail price from the sale of artworks. Please price your artwork to include this commission. Art sales support both the artists and SAA’s many educational programs.
Download Exhibition Proposal Guidelines and Application: salemart.org/SAA_exhibit_proposal_guidelines_112112.pdf
Visit website: salemart.org
For additional information contact: Catherine Alexander, Galleries Director, at 503-581-2228 x302 or at catherine@SalemArt.org.
Salem Art Association
Galleries Program
600 Mission Street SE
Salem, Oregon 97302
Tuesday, November 05, 2013
Contemporary Artists Center at Woodside Artist Residency
Multiple Deadlines: (ONLINE)
November 15, 2013
February 1, 2014
May 1, 2014
August 1, 2014
Artist Residency
Contemporary Artists Center at Woodside
Troy, NY
2014 Residencies
The Contemporary Artists Center (CAC) focuses on emerging and early career contemporary artists.
We seek artists who want to produce, explore, test new concepts, and expand the current debates and ideas in contemporary art and culture. The CAC accepts artists for residencies who offer quality in their art and encourages diversity of style, medium (2-D, 3-D, 4-D) and concepts.
CAC Woodside accepts artists for residencies who offer quality, seriousness, or experience in their art and encourages diversity of style, medium, and concepts.
Applications to the residency program are accepted on a rolling basis. However, priority consideration and fellowships will be awarded to those applying by the deadlines. Please indicate if alternate dates will be considered in the event that the dates you request become filled. Applicants are encouraged to apply even if the priority deadlines are passed, in the event that the dates requested and/or funding may still be available.
Residency fees are a flat rate of $290 per week or $1150 per month and include accommodation and access to all CAC Woodside facilities. If you are interested in using the studios without accommodation please contact us for reduced rates. All returning artists receive a 15% discount on residencies.
CAC Woodside provides awards to approximately 95% of Residents. Please apply by priority deadlines for consideration. Award amounts range from $50/wk to full cost. To apply for an award you must provide a short statement of proposed residency project and check the "apply for award" box. Awards will be given based on the strength of the proposal and demonstrated artistic ability.
PRIORITY DEADLINES
November 15 for residency beginning between Dec 1 and Mar 30
February 1 for residency beginning between April 1 and June 30
May 1 for residency beginning between July 1 and Sept 30
August 1 for residency beginning between Sept 8 and Dec 31
The residency includes use of all CAC studios and equipment. Specialized facilities will include:
•woodshop
•Tool Library (open April 2013)
•computer/video/sound station
•sewing/fabric area
•open air artmaking hut
•and limited printmaking facilities
Time spent at the CAC allows artists to revitalize their ideas, develop their work, meet peers and explore new options. This is a self-directed residency program with the opportunity to participate in 2013 scheduled CAC programs, including residency exhibitions, weekly critiques, Tool Library workshops, studio & museum visits, and outings to local art events.
Visit website for complete information: www.cactroy.org
Application Form: www.cactroy.org/forms/
CONTEMPORARY ARTS AT WOODSIDE
71 Mill Street
Troy, NY 12180
518.320.0628
November 15, 2013
February 1, 2014
May 1, 2014
August 1, 2014
Artist Residency
Contemporary Artists Center at Woodside
Troy, NY
2014 Residencies
The Contemporary Artists Center (CAC) focuses on emerging and early career contemporary artists.
We seek artists who want to produce, explore, test new concepts, and expand the current debates and ideas in contemporary art and culture. The CAC accepts artists for residencies who offer quality in their art and encourages diversity of style, medium (2-D, 3-D, 4-D) and concepts.
CAC Woodside accepts artists for residencies who offer quality, seriousness, or experience in their art and encourages diversity of style, medium, and concepts.
Applications to the residency program are accepted on a rolling basis. However, priority consideration and fellowships will be awarded to those applying by the deadlines. Please indicate if alternate dates will be considered in the event that the dates you request become filled. Applicants are encouraged to apply even if the priority deadlines are passed, in the event that the dates requested and/or funding may still be available.
Residency fees are a flat rate of $290 per week or $1150 per month and include accommodation and access to all CAC Woodside facilities. If you are interested in using the studios without accommodation please contact us for reduced rates. All returning artists receive a 15% discount on residencies.
CAC Woodside provides awards to approximately 95% of Residents. Please apply by priority deadlines for consideration. Award amounts range from $50/wk to full cost. To apply for an award you must provide a short statement of proposed residency project and check the "apply for award" box. Awards will be given based on the strength of the proposal and demonstrated artistic ability.
PRIORITY DEADLINES
November 15 for residency beginning between Dec 1 and Mar 30
February 1 for residency beginning between April 1 and June 30
May 1 for residency beginning between July 1 and Sept 30
August 1 for residency beginning between Sept 8 and Dec 31
The residency includes use of all CAC studios and equipment. Specialized facilities will include:
•woodshop
•Tool Library (open April 2013)
•computer/video/sound station
•sewing/fabric area
•open air artmaking hut
•and limited printmaking facilities
Time spent at the CAC allows artists to revitalize their ideas, develop their work, meet peers and explore new options. This is a self-directed residency program with the opportunity to participate in 2013 scheduled CAC programs, including residency exhibitions, weekly critiques, Tool Library workshops, studio & museum visits, and outings to local art events.
Visit website for complete information: www.cactroy.org
Application Form: www.cactroy.org/forms/
CONTEMPORARY ARTS AT WOODSIDE
71 Mill Street
Troy, NY 12180
518.320.0628
Thursday, June 20, 2013
ARTspace: International Print Exchange & Exhibit
Deadline: August 1, 2013 (RECEIVE)
International Print Exchange & Exhibit
ARTspace
Chatham, Ontario
August 21 - September 28, 2013
ARTspace is eager to announce a Call for Entry into the second bi-annual International Print Exchange and Community Arts Initiative, which will run from August 21 – September 28, 2013. An open call has been put out to artists, print studios and forums across the globe asking printmakers to create a print with a paper size no larger than 5 inches x 5 inches (12.7cm x 12.7cm) and an image size no larger than 4 inches by 4 inches (10.7cm x 10.7cm) in an edition of ten.
Original Work
All work submitted must be created specifically for the AOPE and, as a contributing artist, you must own the intellectual property rights for all images submitted
Print Medium
All submissions must be created using printmaking process: e.g. Serigraphy, Etching, Lithography, Mezzotint, Dry Point, Linocut, Woodcut, Collography etc. Purely digital/photographic prints will not be accepted.
Signing & Editioning
All prints must be signed and editioned in the print margin along the bottom edge of the print with the following details:
Left Hand Side - Edition Number (1/10, 2/10... 10/10)
Centre - Print Title
Right Hand Side - Artist's Signature & Year (2013)
Submission Fee
There is a $25.00 CAD submission fee. This fee will offset costs incurred by ARTspace.
Awards
$150 curator's choice award and $100 people's choice award will be selected and awarded the night of opening.
Each artist will have one of their prints on display and for sale at the standard price of $75.00 + HST while the rest of the prints will be distributed among other participants, ensuring each artist will receive a suite of different prints.
Download Application Form: http://www.artspacechathamkent.com/exhibitions/ARTSPACE_PRINT%20EXCHANGE_FORM.pdf
Visit website: www.artspacechathamkent.com/exhibitions/AOPE_2013
For more information:
Danielle Dupuis, Assistant Administrator
ARTspace
165 ½ King Street West
Chatham, Ontario
519-352-1064
ARTspace.TAG@gmail.com
International Print Exchange & Exhibit
ARTspace
Chatham, Ontario
August 21 - September 28, 2013
ARTspace is eager to announce a Call for Entry into the second bi-annual International Print Exchange and Community Arts Initiative, which will run from August 21 – September 28, 2013. An open call has been put out to artists, print studios and forums across the globe asking printmakers to create a print with a paper size no larger than 5 inches x 5 inches (12.7cm x 12.7cm) and an image size no larger than 4 inches by 4 inches (10.7cm x 10.7cm) in an edition of ten.
Original Work
All work submitted must be created specifically for the AOPE and, as a contributing artist, you must own the intellectual property rights for all images submitted
Print Medium
All submissions must be created using printmaking process: e.g. Serigraphy, Etching, Lithography, Mezzotint, Dry Point, Linocut, Woodcut, Collography etc. Purely digital/photographic prints will not be accepted.
Signing & Editioning
All prints must be signed and editioned in the print margin along the bottom edge of the print with the following details:
Left Hand Side - Edition Number (1/10, 2/10... 10/10)
Centre - Print Title
Right Hand Side - Artist's Signature & Year (2013)
Submission Fee
There is a $25.00 CAD submission fee. This fee will offset costs incurred by ARTspace.
Awards
$150 curator's choice award and $100 people's choice award will be selected and awarded the night of opening.
Each artist will have one of their prints on display and for sale at the standard price of $75.00 + HST while the rest of the prints will be distributed among other participants, ensuring each artist will receive a suite of different prints.
Download Application Form: http://www.artspacechathamkent.com/exhibitions/ARTSPACE_PRINT%20EXCHANGE_FORM.pdf
Visit website: www.artspacechathamkent.com/exhibitions/AOPE_2013
For more information:
Danielle Dupuis, Assistant Administrator
ARTspace
165 ½ King Street West
Chatham, Ontario
519-352-1064
ARTspace.TAG@gmail.com
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
From These Hills 2013: Contemporary Art in the Southern Appalachian Highlands
Deadline: August 1, 2013 (RECEIVE)
From These Hills 2013:
Contemporary Art in the Southern Appalachian Highlands
William King Museum
Center for Art and Cultural Heritage
Abingdon, VA
October 18, 2013 to February 16, 2014
Open to artists working in any media – painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, sculpture, ceramics, glass, textiles, mixed media, vido, performance art – in the geographic areas of Southwest Virginia, Northeast Tennessee, Western North Carolina, Southern West Virginia, and Eastern Kentucky.
How to Enter (truncated)
Download entry form, and mail a cd-rom with six digital images or dvd for video and performance art, along with a SASE, an artist’s statement and resume.
A non-refundable submission fee of $20 is required.
Curatorial Process
Initial consideration will be made by the guest curator from the images submitted. It is our intention to select artists, not necessarily specific works of art.
Preparation & Transportation of Works
All works should be ready for installation, with identification label attached to the back. Label copy should include name, title, dimensions, completion date, medium and price/insurance value. Delivery and pick-up of works are the responsibility of the artist.
Guest Curator
Steven Matijcio, Curator at the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati, and former Curator of Contemporary Art at the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Download Entry Form: www.williamkingmuseum.org/whole-page-fth-submission.pdf
Complete Prospects available on website: www.williamkingmuseum.org/from-these-hills-2013-contemporary-art-in-the-southern-appalachian-highlands
From These Hills 2013:
Contemporary Art in the Southern Appalachian Highlands
William King Museum
Center for Art and Cultural Heritage
Abingdon, VA
October 18, 2013 to February 16, 2014
Open to artists working in any media – painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, sculpture, ceramics, glass, textiles, mixed media, vido, performance art – in the geographic areas of Southwest Virginia, Northeast Tennessee, Western North Carolina, Southern West Virginia, and Eastern Kentucky.
How to Enter (truncated)
Download entry form, and mail a cd-rom with six digital images or dvd for video and performance art, along with a SASE, an artist’s statement and resume.
A non-refundable submission fee of $20 is required.
Curatorial Process
Initial consideration will be made by the guest curator from the images submitted. It is our intention to select artists, not necessarily specific works of art.
Preparation & Transportation of Works
All works should be ready for installation, with identification label attached to the back. Label copy should include name, title, dimensions, completion date, medium and price/insurance value. Delivery and pick-up of works are the responsibility of the artist.
Guest Curator
Steven Matijcio, Curator at the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati, and former Curator of Contemporary Art at the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Download Entry Form: www.williamkingmuseum.org/whole-page-fth-submission.pdf
Complete Prospects available on website: www.williamkingmuseum.org/from-these-hills-2013-contemporary-art-in-the-southern-appalachian-highlands
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Leeway Foundation: Art and Change Grant
Deadline: August 1, 2013 (RECEIVE) or (HAND DELIVERY)
Art and Change Grant
Leeway Foundation
Philadelphia, PA
Art for social change is art with a vision and impacts people in many ways. It can: raise consciousness; alter how we think about ourselves, our society, or our culture; create a vision of a more just world; be a tool or strategy for organizing and movement-building; reclaim traditional cultural practices as a form of resistance or community building; challenge racism, classism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, ageism, ableism or other forms of oppression; and question mainstream culture and beliefs.
With the ideals of social change in mind, we created these programs to challenge the norms of traditional grantmaking. We seek to recognize women and trans artists whose work is often ignored, silenced, and marginalized because of what they create or who they are - such as people of color; immigrants; gay, lesbian, and bisexual people; poor and working-class people; and people who take risks with art form and content to share their social change vision.
The Art and Change Grant provides project-based grants of up to $2,500 to women and trans artists in the Delaware Valley region to fund art for social change projects.
We encourage you to apply if you are a woman or trans artist who:
•Has an art for social change project or opportunity that impacts a larger group, audience, or community.
•Has financial need and limited or no access to other financial resources.
•Has a project supported by or in collaboration with a Change Partner (a person, organization, or business that is a part of the project in some way).
•Lives in the Delaware Valley area: Bucks, Camden, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, or Philadelphia County.
Download forms
•Art and Change Grant Guidelines and Application (full)
•Art and Change Grant Guidelines and Appilcation (full, Spanish)
•Art and Change Grant Guidelines (only)
•Art and Change Grant Application (only)
•Art and Change Grant Application (only, fillable)
•Art and Change Grant Collaborator Form
•Art and Change Grant Collaborator Form (fillable)
•Art and Change Grant Change Partner Form
•Art and Change Grant Change Partner Form (fillable)
•Art and Change Grant Change Partner Form (Spanish)
•Art and Change Grant Budget Form
•Art and Change Grant Budget Form (fillable)
Visit website: http://leeway.org
Leeway Foundation
The Philadelphia Building
1315 Walnut Street, Suite 832
Philadelphia, PA 19109
Art and Change Grant
Leeway Foundation
Philadelphia, PA
Art for social change is art with a vision and impacts people in many ways. It can: raise consciousness; alter how we think about ourselves, our society, or our culture; create a vision of a more just world; be a tool or strategy for organizing and movement-building; reclaim traditional cultural practices as a form of resistance or community building; challenge racism, classism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, ageism, ableism or other forms of oppression; and question mainstream culture and beliefs.
With the ideals of social change in mind, we created these programs to challenge the norms of traditional grantmaking. We seek to recognize women and trans artists whose work is often ignored, silenced, and marginalized because of what they create or who they are - such as people of color; immigrants; gay, lesbian, and bisexual people; poor and working-class people; and people who take risks with art form and content to share their social change vision.
The Art and Change Grant provides project-based grants of up to $2,500 to women and trans artists in the Delaware Valley region to fund art for social change projects.
We encourage you to apply if you are a woman or trans artist who:
•Has an art for social change project or opportunity that impacts a larger group, audience, or community.
•Has financial need and limited or no access to other financial resources.
•Has a project supported by or in collaboration with a Change Partner (a person, organization, or business that is a part of the project in some way).
•Lives in the Delaware Valley area: Bucks, Camden, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, or Philadelphia County.
Download forms
•Art and Change Grant Guidelines and Application (full)
•Art and Change Grant Guidelines and Appilcation (full, Spanish)
•Art and Change Grant Guidelines (only)
•Art and Change Grant Application (only)
•Art and Change Grant Application (only, fillable)
•Art and Change Grant Collaborator Form
•Art and Change Grant Collaborator Form (fillable)
•Art and Change Grant Change Partner Form
•Art and Change Grant Change Partner Form (fillable)
•Art and Change Grant Change Partner Form (Spanish)
•Art and Change Grant Budget Form
•Art and Change Grant Budget Form (fillable)
Visit website: http://leeway.org
Leeway Foundation
The Philadelphia Building
1315 Walnut Street, Suite 832
Philadelphia, PA 19109
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Fibremen 3 International Fibre Art Exhibition
Deadline: August 1, 2013 (RECEIVE)
FIBREMEN 3
Scythia Fibre Art
Kherson, Ukraine
October 23 - November 5, 2013
“Fibremen 3” International Fibre Art Exhibition restricted only for men. Juried. Open to all professional male artists, working in fibre. Digital submissions only. Contemporary and innovative works are welcome.
Deadline for entries - 1 August 2013.
View Fibremen 2 Exhibit: http://www.scythiatextile.com/UK/Fibremen_2012.html
Visit website for more details: www.scythiatextile.com
Please contact organizers via email or postal mail to receive the Entry Form: (see below)
Ludmila Egorova,
Founder and organizer of the project "SCYTHIA"
email: mailto:scythiatextile@gmail.com?subject
Ludmila Egorova
P.O.Box 79
Kherson 73028
Ukraine
FIBREMEN 3
Scythia Fibre Art
Kherson, Ukraine
October 23 - November 5, 2013
“Fibremen 3” International Fibre Art Exhibition restricted only for men. Juried. Open to all professional male artists, working in fibre. Digital submissions only. Contemporary and innovative works are welcome.
Deadline for entries - 1 August 2013.
View Fibremen 2 Exhibit: http://www.scythiatextile.com/UK/Fibremen_2012.html
Visit website for more details: www.scythiatextile.com
Please contact organizers via email or postal mail to receive the Entry Form: (see below)
Ludmila Egorova,
Founder and organizer of the project "SCYTHIA"
email: mailto:scythiatextile@gmail.com?subject
Ludmila Egorova
P.O.Box 79
Kherson 73028
Ukraine
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Contemporary Artists Center at Woodside: Artist Residency
Two Deadlines: (RECEIVE)
August 1, 2012 [Award Priority Deadline]
August 15, 2012 [Regular Deadline]
Artist Residency
Contemporary Artists Center, Woodside
Troy, NY
Fall season
The Contemporary Artists Center has recently opened its newest residency program on the campus of the Woodside National Historic Register Site in Troy, NY. Two neo-gothic stone church buildings now house our artist program and welcome artists from all over the U.S. and abroad. The CAC is located 2.5 hours north of NYC, and is currently accepting applications for the Fall season.
The CAC focuses on emerging and early career artists and accepts applicants who offer quality in their art and encourages diversity of style, medium (2-D, 3-D, 4-D) and concepts.
Our facility features high-ceiling, adaptable studio space open 24 hours a day with some specialized studio facilities, exhibition opportunities, weekly critiques, and free access to all CAC events. The living area includes lofted bedrooms, living room / library, dining room, and kitchen & bath.
The residency program offers artists the time and support to create new work and fosters an environment that encourages creativity, dialog, and experimentation.
Fellowships available. All residency artists receive some level of financial assistance.
Visit website for more details and to download application: www.cactroy.org/residencies
CONTEMPORARY ARTS AT WOODSIDE
71 Mill Street
Troy, NY 12180
518.320.0628
August 1, 2012 [Award Priority Deadline]
August 15, 2012 [Regular Deadline]
Artist Residency
Contemporary Artists Center, Woodside
Troy, NY
Fall season
The Contemporary Artists Center has recently opened its newest residency program on the campus of the Woodside National Historic Register Site in Troy, NY. Two neo-gothic stone church buildings now house our artist program and welcome artists from all over the U.S. and abroad. The CAC is located 2.5 hours north of NYC, and is currently accepting applications for the Fall season.
The CAC focuses on emerging and early career artists and accepts applicants who offer quality in their art and encourages diversity of style, medium (2-D, 3-D, 4-D) and concepts.
Our facility features high-ceiling, adaptable studio space open 24 hours a day with some specialized studio facilities, exhibition opportunities, weekly critiques, and free access to all CAC events. The living area includes lofted bedrooms, living room / library, dining room, and kitchen & bath.
The residency program offers artists the time and support to create new work and fosters an environment that encourages creativity, dialog, and experimentation.
Fellowships available. All residency artists receive some level of financial assistance.
Visit website for more details and to download application: www.cactroy.org/residencies
CONTEMPORARY ARTS AT WOODSIDE
71 Mill Street
Troy, NY 12180
518.320.0628
Haptic InterFace 2012
Deadline: August 1, 2012 (EMAIL)
Haptic InterFace 2012
Wearables Lab
Academy of Visual Arts
Hong Kong Baptist University
Hong Kong, China
Workshop: November 10 to 20, 2012
Exhibition: November 19 – December 20, 2012
The Wearables Lab* is pleased to announce Haptic InterFace 2012: a new challenge for designers, artists, scientists, developers and creative thinkers who want to come to face to face with the unexpected and new. Haptic InterFace consists of a ten-day workshop and an exhibition that will be running parallel in this event.
Haptic InterFace workshop will take place from November 10th to 20th in the Wearables Lab, an innovative trans-disciplinary laboratory at the Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University. This invitation represents an opportunity to spend ten intensive days developing new ideas in relation to the body through the creative use of materials and praxis. Our aim is to provide a space where professionals and creative thinkers from a range of backgrounds explore the borders between art, science and technology.
This is a participant-driven workshop where you will be encouraged to collaborate, mash-up materials and technology and find ways to let innovation happen in real-time, facilitated by a team of experts and support staff. The lab is equipped with state of the art technology, and depending on your research area, can draw on specific equipment available from the broad range of creative studios at the Academy of Visual Arts in order to support your creative investigations.
The workshop will run parallel with the Haptic InterFace Exhibition November 19th – December 20th at the Koo Ming Kown Exhibition Gallery, Hong Kong. It will feature art/design/multi-media work in the form of body related works from leading artists and designers around the world. Concepts/prototypes developed in the Wearables Lab will be added to the core exhibition at the end of the workshop.
As there are a limited number of places available to the workshop and exhibition, selection is based on quality of previous work and creative capacity to contribution to the overall group.
Cost: 3000 HK$ (approx. US$ 385) includes 10 days workshop, basic meals and the use of the creative studios at the Academy of Visual Arts.
Download Call for Participants: hapticinterface.hkbu.edu.hk/HapticInterFaceCallForParticipants.pdf
Download Application Form: hapticinterface.hkbu.edu.hk/HapticInterface_ApplicationForm.docx
Visit website for complete details: hapticinterface.hkbu.edu.hk
Haptic InterFace 2012
Wearables Lab
Academy of Visual Arts
Hong Kong Baptist University
Hong Kong, China
Workshop: November 10 to 20, 2012
Exhibition: November 19 – December 20, 2012
The Wearables Lab* is pleased to announce Haptic InterFace 2012: a new challenge for designers, artists, scientists, developers and creative thinkers who want to come to face to face with the unexpected and new. Haptic InterFace consists of a ten-day workshop and an exhibition that will be running parallel in this event.
Haptic InterFace workshop will take place from November 10th to 20th in the Wearables Lab, an innovative trans-disciplinary laboratory at the Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University. This invitation represents an opportunity to spend ten intensive days developing new ideas in relation to the body through the creative use of materials and praxis. Our aim is to provide a space where professionals and creative thinkers from a range of backgrounds explore the borders between art, science and technology.
This is a participant-driven workshop where you will be encouraged to collaborate, mash-up materials and technology and find ways to let innovation happen in real-time, facilitated by a team of experts and support staff. The lab is equipped with state of the art technology, and depending on your research area, can draw on specific equipment available from the broad range of creative studios at the Academy of Visual Arts in order to support your creative investigations.
The workshop will run parallel with the Haptic InterFace Exhibition November 19th – December 20th at the Koo Ming Kown Exhibition Gallery, Hong Kong. It will feature art/design/multi-media work in the form of body related works from leading artists and designers around the world. Concepts/prototypes developed in the Wearables Lab will be added to the core exhibition at the end of the workshop.
As there are a limited number of places available to the workshop and exhibition, selection is based on quality of previous work and creative capacity to contribution to the overall group.
Cost: 3000 HK$ (approx. US$ 385) includes 10 days workshop, basic meals and the use of the creative studios at the Academy of Visual Arts.
Download Call for Participants: hapticinterface.hkbu.edu.hk/HapticInterFaceCallForParticipants.pdf
Download Application Form: hapticinterface.hkbu.edu.hk/HapticInterface_ApplicationForm.docx
Visit website for complete details: hapticinterface.hkbu.edu.hk
Monday, June 25, 2012
Infinity Art Gallery: Figurative Expo
Deadline: August 1, 2012 (ONLINE)
Figurative Expo
Infinity Art Gallery
Grand Opening: September 1, 2012
Qualified Artwork:
Accepting all forms of figurative artwork. Artists are welcome to submit artwork that is traditional as well as work that is representational or pushes the boundaries of what is figurative. There is not a quota on the number of specific media such as oil, watercolor, pastel, photography, sculpture or any other discipline of art.
Eligibility:
All juried exhibits are open for artists everywhere to submit.
Artists must be 18 years of age or older. Media (video/film/audio) not accepted. All works submitted must be created within 36 months prior to the deadline. The original design and concept must have been created by the submitting artist, have been created without the use of a kit, and may not have been created under supervision or instruction. Artists may submit work that was submitted for previous exhibits, but may not submit artwork previously selected as a finalist in any exhibit at Infinity Art Gallery.
Jurors: Kenneth Browne, Terra Chapman, Patricia Schappler
Awards:
$1,500 Total Value of Awards
Best of Show - $300 cash, plus artist portfolio page valued at $200
2nd Place - $150 cash, plus artist portfolio page valued at $200
3rd Place - $50 cash, plus artist portfolio page valued at $200
Founders’ Choice - Artist Portfolio valued at $200
Director’s Choice - Artist Portfolio valued at $200
Submitting Entries:
Artists pay an entry fee of $25 USD to submit 1 or 2 works of art. Artists may enter more than once.
Download the Call to Artists: http://www.infinityartgallery.com/resources/Figurative-Expo-2012-Prospectus.pdf
Full details available on website: http://www.infinityartgallery.com/upcoming/fig-2012/
If you have any questions, or experience problems submitting online, please contact the Gallery Director, Julie Weismann.
Figurative Expo
Infinity Art Gallery
Grand Opening: September 1, 2012
Qualified Artwork:
Accepting all forms of figurative artwork. Artists are welcome to submit artwork that is traditional as well as work that is representational or pushes the boundaries of what is figurative. There is not a quota on the number of specific media such as oil, watercolor, pastel, photography, sculpture or any other discipline of art.
Eligibility:
All juried exhibits are open for artists everywhere to submit.
Artists must be 18 years of age or older. Media (video/film/audio) not accepted. All works submitted must be created within 36 months prior to the deadline. The original design and concept must have been created by the submitting artist, have been created without the use of a kit, and may not have been created under supervision or instruction. Artists may submit work that was submitted for previous exhibits, but may not submit artwork previously selected as a finalist in any exhibit at Infinity Art Gallery.
Jurors: Kenneth Browne, Terra Chapman, Patricia Schappler
Awards:
$1,500 Total Value of Awards
Best of Show - $300 cash, plus artist portfolio page valued at $200
2nd Place - $150 cash, plus artist portfolio page valued at $200
3rd Place - $50 cash, plus artist portfolio page valued at $200
Founders’ Choice - Artist Portfolio valued at $200
Director’s Choice - Artist Portfolio valued at $200
Submitting Entries:
Artists pay an entry fee of $25 USD to submit 1 or 2 works of art. Artists may enter more than once.
Download the Call to Artists: http://www.infinityartgallery.com/resources/Figurative-Expo-2012-Prospectus.pdf
Full details available on website: http://www.infinityartgallery.com/upcoming/fig-2012/
If you have any questions, or experience problems submitting online, please contact the Gallery Director, Julie Weismann.
American Craft Council Shows 2013
Deadline: August 1, 2012 (ONLINE)
Call for Exhibitors
American Craft Council Shows 2013
American Craft Council
Minneapolis, MN
The American Craft Council show artists range from seasoned makers to emerging artists and represent the finest quality craft in the country. We encourage you to apply if you produce original and handmade work in any of the following categories: basketry, ceramics, clothing & accessories, decorative fiber, furniture & lighting, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, paper, stone, toys & puzzles, or wood.
To ensure a high level of quality in the work exhibited in American Craft Council Shows, each jury is instructed to adhere to these guidelines in making decisions:
HOW TO APPLY
Submit five digital images to the annual jury by August 1, 2012 at 12 midnight (PST) via Juried Art Services: www.juriedartservices.com. Each application will be given one jury score for all 2013 shows.
Download 2013 ACC show prospectus: craftcouncil.org/2013-Exhibitor-Prospectus.pdf
Download Terms and Conditions: craftcouncil.org/2013_terms_conditions.pdf
Visit website for more details: www.craftcouncil.org/shows/apply
American Craft Council
1224 Marshall Street NE.
Suite 200
Minneapolis, MN 55413
(612) 206-3100
council@craftcouncil.org
Call for Exhibitors
American Craft Council Shows 2013
American Craft Council
Minneapolis, MN
The American Craft Council show artists range from seasoned makers to emerging artists and represent the finest quality craft in the country. We encourage you to apply if you produce original and handmade work in any of the following categories: basketry, ceramics, clothing & accessories, decorative fiber, furniture & lighting, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, paper, stone, toys & puzzles, or wood.
To ensure a high level of quality in the work exhibited in American Craft Council Shows, each jury is instructed to adhere to these guidelines in making decisions:
- Work is handmade and reflects excellence and the unique vision of its maker.
- It is well conceived and skillfully executed, without technical faults.
- All works must be the designs of the applicant and made in the United States or Canada by the applicant or under his/her direct supervision.
HOW TO APPLY
Submit five digital images to the annual jury by August 1, 2012 at 12 midnight (PST) via Juried Art Services: www.juriedartservices.com. Each application will be given one jury score for all 2013 shows.
Download 2013 ACC show prospectus: craftcouncil.org/2013-Exhibitor-Prospectus.pdf
Download Terms and Conditions: craftcouncil.org/2013_terms_conditions.pdf
| 2013 American Craft Council Show Dates | |
| Baltimore, MD at the Baltimore Convention Center Feb. 19 (Buyer/Artist seminars) Feb. 20-21 (Wholesale) Feb. 22-24 (Retail) | Atlanta, GA at the Cobb Galleria Centre Mar. 14 (Preview Party) Mar. 15-17 |
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| St. Paul, MN at the St. Paul RiverCentre Apr. 18 (Preview Party) Apr. 19-21 | San Francisco Aug. 2-4 |
Visit website for more details: www.craftcouncil.org/shows/apply
American Craft Council
1224 Marshall Street NE.
Suite 200
Minneapolis, MN 55413
(612) 206-3100
council@craftcouncil.org
Friday, June 22, 2012
Lark Crafts: Showcase 500 Necklaces
Deadline: August 1, 2012 (ONLINE)
Showcase 500 Necklaces
Lark Crafts
Asheville, NC
Publishing in July 2013
Lark Jewelry & Beading seeks excellent photographs of original, contemporary art jewelry pieces to publish in a new juried, international collection in our 500 Series of books: Showcase 500 Necklaces. This book is scheduled to be published in 2013.
We will accept jewelry in all materials with all techniques and design styles, including both wearable and conceptual but biasing strongly toward wearable. Please submit current or very recent work from no earlier than 2010.
The submission limit is two pieces (one photo of each, with an option of one or two alternate or detail photos per piece). We can accept only high-quality digital images. Artists will receive full acknowledgment within the book and a complimentary copy. Artists retain copyright of their work.
“Necklaces” can include neckpieces, chokers, torques, collars, operas, ropes, chains, bibs, etc. We strongly prefer work that has not been previously published in book form.
Artists whose work is included in the book will receive a complimentary copy and full acknowledgment in the book.
Artists retain copyright of their work. There is no charge for entry.
Online entries accepted via Juried Services: http://bit.ly/NmsmQm
Visit website for more details: www.larkcrafts.com
For questions about registering with Juried Art Services or uploading your material to the site, contact them at support@jurying.net.
For other questions about the book, email hannah@larkbooks.com.
Showcase 500 Necklaces
Lark Crafts
Asheville, NC
Publishing in July 2013
Lark Jewelry & Beading seeks excellent photographs of original, contemporary art jewelry pieces to publish in a new juried, international collection in our 500 Series of books: Showcase 500 Necklaces. This book is scheduled to be published in 2013.
We will accept jewelry in all materials with all techniques and design styles, including both wearable and conceptual but biasing strongly toward wearable. Please submit current or very recent work from no earlier than 2010.
The submission limit is two pieces (one photo of each, with an option of one or two alternate or detail photos per piece). We can accept only high-quality digital images. Artists will receive full acknowledgment within the book and a complimentary copy. Artists retain copyright of their work.
“Necklaces” can include neckpieces, chokers, torques, collars, operas, ropes, chains, bibs, etc. We strongly prefer work that has not been previously published in book form.
Artists whose work is included in the book will receive a complimentary copy and full acknowledgment in the book.
Artists retain copyright of their work. There is no charge for entry.
Online entries accepted via Juried Services: http://bit.ly/NmsmQm
Visit website for more details: www.larkcrafts.com
For questions about registering with Juried Art Services or uploading your material to the site, contact them at support@jurying.net.
For other questions about the book, email hannah@larkbooks.com.
Sunday, April 01, 2012
Call for Artists: Contemporary Blackwork
Deadline: August 1, 2012 (RECEIVE)
Call for Artists
Contemporary Blackwork
The Embroiderers' Guild of America
EGA National Headquarters
Louisville, Kentucky
February 1 - June 29, 2013
The Embroiderers' Guild of America is seeking work for an exhibition of contemporary blackwork embroidery that will be on display at EGA National Headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky from February 1 - June 29, 2013.
All members of the EGA, the Embroiderers Association of Canada, the Embroiderers' Guild UK, the Association of New Zealand Embroiderers Guilds, the Australia Embroiderers Guilds, and the American Needlepoint Guild are invited to enter.
Contemporary blackwork--work of the present time with a freer style than classic blackwork consisting of colored, black, and gray patterns as fillings and/or design units. Blackwork is the most elegant, graphic, and entrancing of the counted works. This exhibit shows that blackwork can be taken from a stitched black outline filled with prim patterns to modern, fine art of many colors and directions.
Guest curators Shirley Kay Wolfersperger, Carole Rinard, and Ann Erdmann are looking for works with artistic merit that have been completed since 2008. Contemporary blackwork should be the main feature of the pieces. Works should be no longer than sixteen inches (41 cm) on any side, including a frame if applicable. Three dimensional works will also be accepted (16” max. in any direction.)
CD Entries will be accepted only.
There is a $30 non-refundable fee for up to three entries. Artists whose works are accepted will be responsible for shipping charges to and from EGA. Each entrant will receive a CD of all the accepted pieces.
All accepted artists will be asked to provide a few sentences about their work.
For more information please email Shirley Kay Wolfersperger at eskaydubu@gmail.com
Download prospectus: www.onnguilds.ca/call4entry-draft_blackwork.pdf
Visit website: www.onnguilds.ca
Call for Artists
Contemporary Blackwork
The Embroiderers' Guild of America
EGA National Headquarters
Louisville, Kentucky
February 1 - June 29, 2013
The Embroiderers' Guild of America is seeking work for an exhibition of contemporary blackwork embroidery that will be on display at EGA National Headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky from February 1 - June 29, 2013.
All members of the EGA, the Embroiderers Association of Canada, the Embroiderers' Guild UK, the Association of New Zealand Embroiderers Guilds, the Australia Embroiderers Guilds, and the American Needlepoint Guild are invited to enter.
Contemporary blackwork--work of the present time with a freer style than classic blackwork consisting of colored, black, and gray patterns as fillings and/or design units. Blackwork is the most elegant, graphic, and entrancing of the counted works. This exhibit shows that blackwork can be taken from a stitched black outline filled with prim patterns to modern, fine art of many colors and directions.
Guest curators Shirley Kay Wolfersperger, Carole Rinard, and Ann Erdmann are looking for works with artistic merit that have been completed since 2008. Contemporary blackwork should be the main feature of the pieces. Works should be no longer than sixteen inches (41 cm) on any side, including a frame if applicable. Three dimensional works will also be accepted (16” max. in any direction.)
CD Entries will be accepted only.
There is a $30 non-refundable fee for up to three entries. Artists whose works are accepted will be responsible for shipping charges to and from EGA. Each entrant will receive a CD of all the accepted pieces.
All accepted artists will be asked to provide a few sentences about their work.
For more information please email Shirley Kay Wolfersperger at eskaydubu@gmail.com
Download prospectus: www.onnguilds.ca/call4entry-draft_blackwork.pdf
Visit website: www.onnguilds.ca
Quilting with Machines
Deadline: August 1, 2012 (POSTMARK)
Quilting with Machines
Sawmill Creek Resort
Huron, OH
September 19 - 22, 2012
GUIDELINES (truncated)
Quilting with Machines
Sawmill Creek Resort
Huron, OH
September 19 - 22, 2012
GUIDELINES (truncated)
- Quilts entered must be made within the last 2 years and being exhibited for the FIRST TIME at QwM.
- Do NOT enter more than one quilt per category.
- Do NOT send your quilt with the registration form.
- Entry fee for 2012 is $15 per judged quilt.
- QwM’s Quilt Theme - Earth, Wind and Fire is open to all formats of machine quilting—Domestic Stationary or Carriage machine with any combination of Edge-to-Edge, Pantograph, Computerized and/or Custom quilting.
- Ribbons and/or awards will be for First, Second, and possibly, Third places in each category and Best of Show, Rookie of the Year, Best Machine Quilting by domestic Stationary Machine (DSM), Best Machine Quilting by Carriage Machine and Viewers Choice.
- Each quilt must be constructed of at least three layers: top and back fabric with a center layer of batting stitched together by machine. Quilts with a false back will be disqualified.
- YOUTH UNDER 12
- YOUTH 12 to 17
- EDGE TO EDGE
- WHOLE CLOTH
- ART/PICTORIAL
- QwM 2012 THEME – EARTH, WIND & FIRE.
- WALL HANGING
- CUSTOM
- COMPUTER GUIDED
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Contemporary Arts at Woodside: Artist Residencies
Multiple Deadlines: (ONLINE) & (ONGOING)
August 1
for residency beginning between Oct 1 and December 31
November 1
for residency beginning between Jan 1 and March 30
February 1
for residency beginning between April 1 and June 30
May 1
for residency beginning between July 1 and Sept 30
Artist Residencies
Contemporary Arts at Woodside
Troy, NY
CAC Woodside accepts artists for residencies who offer quality, seriousness, or experience in their art and encourages diversity of style, medium, and concepts.
The residency includes use of all CAC studios and equipment. Specialized facilities will include*:
•video/sound lab
•woodshop
•tool room
•sewing/fabric area
•plein air painting and drawing huts
•and limited printmaking facilities
*Specialized studios are being added throughout 2010/11. Please inquire as to their availability if you are interested in a specific medium.
Time spent at the CAC allows artists to revitalize their ideas, develop their work, meet peers and explore new options. During a summer residency, artists also have the opportunity to participate in other CAC programs, including residency exhibitions, studio and museum visits, workshops, demonstrations and artist's lectures.
Applications to the residency program are accepted on a rolling basis. However, priority consideration and fellowships will be awarded to those applying by the deadlines. Please indicate if alternate dates will be considered in the event that the dates you request become filled.
CAC Woodside provides awards to approximately 95% of Residents. Apply by priority deadlines for consideration. Award amounts range from $50/wk to full cost. To apply for an award you must provide a short statement of proposed residency project and check the "apply for award" box. Awards will be given based on the strength of the proposal and demonstrated artistic ability.
To be considered for income-based aid, check "apply for financial aid" box and indicate earnings (tax return verification will be required upon acceptance). Artists receiving financial aid will also be expected to donate between 5-10 hours of their time per week working for CAC Woodside.
Applicants are encouraged to apply even if the priority deadlines are passed, in the event that the dates requested and/or funding may still be available. As a general rule summer residencies fill much faster than other seasons. CAC Woodside supports existing federal and/or state regulations against discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation, age or national origin.
$15 application fee (via paypal or check by mail)
Application and Costs
Visit website for full detail including additional awards: www.cactroy.org/residencies
CONTEMPORARY ARTS AT WOODSIDE
71 Mill Street
Troy, NY 12180
518.320.0628
August 1
for residency beginning between Oct 1 and December 31
November 1
for residency beginning between Jan 1 and March 30
February 1
for residency beginning between April 1 and June 30
May 1
for residency beginning between July 1 and Sept 30
Artist Residencies
Contemporary Arts at Woodside
Troy, NY
CAC Woodside accepts artists for residencies who offer quality, seriousness, or experience in their art and encourages diversity of style, medium, and concepts.
The residency includes use of all CAC studios and equipment. Specialized facilities will include*:
•video/sound lab
•woodshop
•tool room
•sewing/fabric area
•plein air painting and drawing huts
•and limited printmaking facilities
*Specialized studios are being added throughout 2010/11. Please inquire as to their availability if you are interested in a specific medium.
Time spent at the CAC allows artists to revitalize their ideas, develop their work, meet peers and explore new options. During a summer residency, artists also have the opportunity to participate in other CAC programs, including residency exhibitions, studio and museum visits, workshops, demonstrations and artist's lectures.
Applications to the residency program are accepted on a rolling basis. However, priority consideration and fellowships will be awarded to those applying by the deadlines. Please indicate if alternate dates will be considered in the event that the dates you request become filled.
CAC Woodside provides awards to approximately 95% of Residents. Apply by priority deadlines for consideration. Award amounts range from $50/wk to full cost. To apply for an award you must provide a short statement of proposed residency project and check the "apply for award" box. Awards will be given based on the strength of the proposal and demonstrated artistic ability.
To be considered for income-based aid, check "apply for financial aid" box and indicate earnings (tax return verification will be required upon acceptance). Artists receiving financial aid will also be expected to donate between 5-10 hours of their time per week working for CAC Woodside.
Applicants are encouraged to apply even if the priority deadlines are passed, in the event that the dates requested and/or funding may still be available. As a general rule summer residencies fill much faster than other seasons. CAC Woodside supports existing federal and/or state regulations against discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation, age or national origin.
$15 application fee (via paypal or check by mail)
Application and Costs
Visit website for full detail including additional awards: www.cactroy.org/residencies
CONTEMPORARY ARTS AT WOODSIDE
71 Mill Street
Troy, NY 12180
518.320.0628
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