QUILT NATIONAL 2025 Artists Under 35 Submission Scholarship Application

DEADLINE: UNSPECIFIED (ONLINE)
Note: Quilt National 2025 Submission Deadline is August 30, 2024


Artists Under 35 Submission Scholarship Application
QUILT NATIONAL 2025
The Dairy Barn Arts Center
Athens, OH
May 24, 2025 — September 1, 2025


Quilt National is a biennial international juried exhibition of contemporary innovative quilts.  As part of the commitment to foster and support emerging talent in the quilting and textile arts community, Quilt National 2025 announces the introduction of the “Artists under 35 Submission Fee Scholarship”. This initiative is designed to engage and encourage young artists under the age of 35 to actively participate in the Quilt National 2025 Call for Entry.

Information:
• If selected for the scholarship, Quilt National will cover fees associated with submitting artwork to Quilt National '25
• The scholarship only applies to the submission fee. Artists will be required to pay for shipping artwork if accepted.
• If selected for a scholarship, Quilt National will reach out with information on how to submit your work.


Visit website for complete details including FAQs: https://dairybarn.org/quiltnational/

Apply: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/9DIrIRp9vw8gTvmj0UeJDA

Scholarships are made possible by sponsor Marvin Fletcher!

Questions? Contact exhibitions@dairybarn.org


The Dairy Barn Arts Center
740-592-4981
exhibitions@dairybarn.org

QUILT NATIONAL 2025 International Shipping Scholarship

DEADLINE: UNSPECIFIED (ONLINE)
Note: Scholarship applications will be available September 2024


International Shipping Scholarship
QUILT NATIONAL 2025
The Dairy Barn Arts Center
Athens, OH
May 24, 2025 — September 1, 2025


Quilt National is a biennial international juried exhibition of contemporary innovative quilts.  Quilt National ’25 is committed to aiding international artists in managing the significant shipping costs associated with sending quilts abroad. In line with this commitment, the organization is introducing shipping reimbursement scholarships designed to assist accepted international artists. Applications will be available in September.


Visit website for complete details including FAQs: https://dairybarn.org/quiltnational/

 Scholarships are made possible by sponsor Marvin Fletcher!

Questions? Contact exhibitions@dairybarn.org


The Dairy Barn Arts Center
740-592-4981
exhibitions@dairybarn.org

Workhouse Arts Center Open Call for Studio Artist Program Applicants

DEADLINE: (UNSPECIFIED)


Open Call for Studio Artist Program Applicants
Workhouse Arts Center
Lorton, VA


This open call is for artists interested in applying to the Studio Artist Program at Workhouse Arts Center. The 55-acre campus has 5 buildings of studios for artists – most disciplines allowed.

The Artist Program is a core part of the historic Workhouse Arts Center in the greater Washington DC area. The 70+ artists at Workhouse comprise several groups: Studio Artists, who sublease one of 52 studios on campus; Arches Gallery Artists, associate artists who pay pay a fee to exhibit and operate on campus; and Emerging Artists and Resident Artists, who sublease studios in the Glass and Ceramics programs.


Entry Guidelines
This open call facilitates submissions from parties interested in having a rental studio at Workhouse. There is no deadline for entries and applicants will be notified within 3 months of their submission date. Selections will be made based on images and information submitted on the entry form. Jurors are not required to provide feedback.


Entry Fee: $30.00

Visit website for complete details: https://www.workhousearts.org/calls-for-entry/studio-application

Apply: https://form.jotform.com/222685683832163


Questions?
For questions about the application process or being an artist at Workhouse Arts Center, contact Beverly Langdon via email at beverlylangdon@workhousearts.org

 
Workhouse Arts Center
Administration
(703) 584-2900

Workhouse Arts Foundation
9518 Workhouse Way
Lorton, VA 22079

The Shop at MCBA Artist Consignment

DEADLINE: (Ongoing, Unspecified)


MCBA Artist Consignment
The Shop at MCBA
Minnesota Center for Book Arts
Minneapolis, MN


The Shop at MCBA! We are always excited to bring in new artists and expand our shop to better reflect the diverse range of mediums, pieces, and people who exist within the book arts community.

The Shop at MCBA invites artists both established and emerging to display and sell their work. More than 200+ local, national, and international book artists are currently curated in The Shop.

We accept handmade zines, journals, artist’s books, prints, paper, greeting cards, art materials, and gifts.

Consignment terms are 60/40 (artists retain 60% of sales). MCBA reserves the right to accept or decline work for any reason.

Visit website for complete details: https://www.mnbookarts.org/consignment/

Apply Online: MCBA Artist Consignment Form

Applications are processed on Saturdays with the aim of reviewing them within two weeks. For questions, contact  consignment@mnbookarts.org

To learn more about MCBA's mission as an organization visit: https://www.mnbookarts.org/about/


Minnesota Center for Book Arts
1011 Washington Ave S Suite 100
Minneapolis, MN 55415
mcba@mnbookarts.org
612.215.2530

George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum Student Opportunities

DEADLINE: ONGOING (ONLINE) & (EMAIL)

The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum

Student Internship Opportunities

Washington, DC

The museum offers a variety of hands-on learning opportunities and career training for students, including jobs, work study, course credit and more.

GW students can apply for part-time paid positions on GW's Student Employment website. We seek applicants with a professional attitude, flexibility, sense of commitment and the ability to work under deadlines. Students work closely with the museum's professional staff on daily tasks and long-term projects, and participate in monthly staff meetings and other museum-wide activities.

We also welcome inquiries year-round from students at GW and other universities who are interested in learning experiences at the museum. We will work with you to identify meaningful opportunities designed around your individual professional goals and course credit requirements. 

The following museum departments are currently accepting inquiries from students.

Arthur D. Jenkins Library of Textile Arts

The Arthur D. Jenkins Library is a non-circulating library that offers resources for scholars and the public on textile history and global dress. Students can participate in collection assessment, resource description and processing, marketing, and the library's digital repository initiative.

To inquire about student opportunities, email librarian Tracy Meserve (tmeserve@gwu.edu) with your cover letter and resume.

Collections Management

The Collections Management Department ensures the stewardship, safety and care of the museum collections. Students will gain experience in basic collections management practices and protocols, including processing incoming objects, object inventory, environmental monitoring and integrated pest management, condition reporting, database management and digital imaging.

Application deadlines:

    Fall semester: July 1
    Spring semester: November 1
    Summer semester: April 1

Apply for Student Opportunities in Collections Management: https://museum.gwu.edu/collections-management-internship-application

Conservation

The Conservation Department provides care for the 21,000 artworks in The Textile Museum Collection. Students must be enrolled in, or a recent graduate of a recognized conservation program, with basic experience in textile storage, treatment, condition reporting and exhibition preparation. Under special circumstances, experienced collections management professionals may apply. Students will receive training in techniques of storing, mounting and treating textiles.

Conservation Internship Application: https://museum.gwu.edu/conservation-internship-application

Development

The Development Department supports the cultivation, solicitation and stewardship of the museum's members and donors. Students assist with membership mailings, grant proposals, stewardship reports, event planning, prospect research and database management.

Inquire about student opportunities: email Danielle Tyson (tysond@gwu.edu) with a cover letter and resume

More information is available on the website: https://museum.gwu.edu/work-with-us

The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum
701 21st St. NW
Washington, DC 20052
Phone: +1 202-994-5200
museuminfo@gwu.edu

Lots of Opportunities at Selvedge Magazine

Deadlines: Vary {ONLINE}


Selvedge Magazine
London, United Kingdom



"Selvedge is a magazine that acknowledges the significance of textiles as a part of everyone’s story. We are surrounded by cloth from the cradle to the grave and by exploring our universal emotional connection to fibre we share the stories and values that mean the most to us. From why we love the sound of a needle pulling thread through taut linen, to why we are fascinated by the clothes we wear and the fibres we unknowingly rely on. There are many sides to every story and Selvedge is dedicated to finding and nurturing textiles from every angle. We believe that textiles unite all humanity and in surveying the development of society it is clear that from a spider’s web to the world-wide web, textiles appear as the protagonist.

It is with this thought that we hope to widen our net as well as our own horizons with everything we do, Join us and make our stories part of your story."

 
Take advantage of the opportunity to be a part of the Selvedge story. 


A selection of opportunities:

• Contribute to the Selvedge Blog

• Sell your work on the Selvedge Site

• Exhibit at a Selvedge Fair

• Intern with Selvedge

Visit website to view the complete details: https://www.selvedge.org/pages/be-a-part-of-our-story

 

Selvedge Magazine
162 Archway Road
London, N6 5BB, United Kingdom
T: +44 (0)20 8341 9721
customerservice@selvedge.org

Water Street Studios: Interface Guest Residency

Deadline: {UNSPECIFIED}


Interface Guest Residency
Water Street Studios
Batavia, IL



Our Mission: Batavia Arts Artists Association at Water Street Studios was founded to advance art education and appreciation by developing the promotion of fine arts in Batavia and neighboring communities. As an integral part of our community, the Batavia Arts Association at Water Street Studios strives to create a personal and diverse venue for creativity, collaboration, expression and education.


Water Street Studios is home to 28 artist studios and a variety of access programs and tools for resident and non-resident artists.


Interface is a collaborative guest residency at Water Street. Pairs of artists, of any media, may apply together for space to create collaboratively, for up to two months. The space is at no cost to the artists. The work that comes from a year of these experiences will be on exhibit in the main gallery over the summer.

For more information, contact Jen Evans at j.evans@waterstreetstudios.com.


Visit website: http://waterstreetstudios.com/Guest-Residency


Water Street Studios
160 S. Water St.
Batavia, IL 60510
630.761.9977

American Tapestry Alliance Emerge: Membership Grants for New & Emerging Artists

Deadline: {ONGOING}


Emerge: Membership Grants for New & Emerging Artists
American Tapestry Alliance




Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor, ATA is now able to subsidize a limited number of memberships for new and emerging, young tapestry artists. Young is defined as no older than 40. Emerging artists are those who are in the early stage of their career, who have garnered some achievements, but not an extensive record of accomplishments.

Interested artists may apply for a one-year membership at the Studio Circle Level. Award recipients may apply for a second year of membership. In exchange for the membership, recipients must spend at least 20 hours volunteering for ATA over the course of their membership year.

Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis. Submit your application online, or mail a universal CD containing:
A short biography including name, contact information and how you came to discover tapestry.
A statement indicating why you are a good candidate to receive a complimentary ATA membership
Optional: Digital images of tapestries that you have woven, along with their title, dimensions and materials.


View complete details on website: http://americantapestryalliance.org/emerge-membership-grants-for-new-emerging-artists

Online Application Form: http://americantapestryalliance.org/emerge-membership-grants-for-new-emerging-artists-online-application


Information: ataaward@americantapestryalliance.org

Agate Fossil Beds Artist In Residence Program

Deadline: {UNSPECIFIED}


Artist In Residence Program
Agate Fossil Beds
Niobrara River Valley
U. S. National Park Service
Harrison, NE




The solitude and open spaces of the Niobrara River Valley represent a multi-generational mixing and evolution of life forms and life-styles, from millions of years ago to the present. Artists may find this landscape and the park museum collections inspiring for their work, and discover new ways to convey the mysteries of deep time and this special corner of the globe to the public. The park will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2015 and hopefully the medium of art can contribute to those festivities.

Agate Fossil Beds National Monument is located in Sioux County in the northwest corner of Nebraska. The Wyoming border is 17 miles to the west, and the South Dakota border 42 miles to the north. The county's only town, its county seat, is Harrison, population 251. The 2,000-square mile county itself has a population of only 1,500 people. Much of the area's land is used for ranching and has a carrying capacity of at least 25 acres for each cow-calf pair.


Program Description:

Artists of all mediums (visual, musical, theatrical, literary) are invited to apply to stay from two to four weeks in furnished park housing (either a modern 3 bedroom, shared house, or a more remote 1950s ranchstead). Artists provide their own materials and expenses and produce, at least, one product (along with its copyright) to be donated to the park for any and all future uses. Artists will also actively engage the public in some manner (occasional demonstrations, talks, school programs, or exhibits) during and possibly after their visit.


How to Apply:

Contact the park (tel. 308-668-2211, or 308-436-9760); email: e-mail us) and be ready to share your statement of purpose and portfolio. Artists will be enrolled as park volunteers, which provides worker's compensation insurance. The artist should be self-sufficient and ready to work closely with park staff and the local community.


Complete details (including additional program opportunities for artists with American Indian heritage): www.nps.gov/agfo/artist-in-residence-program

Georgia Fee Artist/Writer Residency

Deadline: March, 2015 {ONLINE}



Georgia Fee Artist/Writer Residency
ArtSlant, Inc.
Paris, France
July-August 2015




The Georgia Fee Artist/Writer Residency has been established in memory of ArtSlant's Founder who passed away December 8th, 2012. Georgia was dedicated to supporting and investing in young artists and writers, and she had a deep connection with the city of Paris. This residency, which offers artists and writers the opportunity to create work in Paris, has been created in Georgia's memory.

The goal of the Georgia Fee Artist/Writer Residency in Paris is to support and invest in emerging artists and writers, to provide an opportunity for them to advance their work and explore and engage with the cultural landscape of Paris, to encourage experimentation, and to increase exposure of their work to an international audience.

The Residency is open to visual artists of all mediums, art writers and critics, 24 years or older. Recent graduates are especially encouraged to apply. Applicants from around the world are welcome to apply. The selection will be made based on the merit of past work and the potential for future success, the ability to independently develop new work, and the proposed project's relevance to the city of Paris. Recipients will be required to maintain a blog, which will be posted on ArtSlant.

The Georgia Fee Artist/Writer Residency in Paris provides the recipient with lodging for a 2 months in an apartment in the 14th arrondissement, travel to and from Paris, and a stipend to be used for studio space, materials, and other costs.

Applications are accepted twice per year.


Visit website for complete details: www.artslant.com


Questions, please email us at residency@artslant.com.



The Georgia Fee Artist | Writer Residency is a strategic partner of Residency Unlimited

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

FugScreens Studios Residency Program

Deadline: {UNSPECIFIED}



Residency Program
FugScreens Studios
Chicago, IL



The FugScreens Residency Program provides equipment and space for artists who wish to develop a body of screen-printing work, but lack the resources to do so independently.

Residents have scheduled access to the studio however FugScreens is unable to offer 24 hour access to the facilities due to legal restrictions on the building site. FugScreens staff will also be available to provide guidance and feedback.

Interested persons may fill out an application online. Proposals may be for a traditional edition of screen prints, textile work or a less conventional use of the medium. The resident will be expected to meet periodically (established at the beginning of the Residency) with Zissou Tasseff-Elenkoff, Director of FugScreens to share ideas and works in progress.

At the conclusion or the residency, an optional reception displaying the work will be hosted by Fugscreens Studios. FugScreens hopes to encourage emerging Chicago artists to produce high quality work in a friendly and exciting environment.

Download Applications:

FULL TIME ARTIST RESIDENCY APPLICATION

PART-TIME ARTIST RESIDENCY APPLICATION



FugScreens Studios
1735 N Ashland Ave.
Chicago, IL 60622
Email: fugscreens@gmail.com
Phone: (773) 766-4060

Hyde Park Art Center Call for Proposals

Deadline: {ONGOING/UNSPECIFIED}


Call for Proposals
Hyde Park Art Center
Chicago, IL
2017-18 Exhibition Season



Hyde Park Art Center’s exhibitions program is an incubator for artists looking to push the boundaries of their practice and whose work makes meaningful contributions to today’s social and political discourse. By enabling underrepresented artists to take risks and be entrepreneurial in their work, and giving them the broad exposure they deserve, the Art Center ensures that groundbreaking contemporary art gets made—and seen—in Chicago.

The Art Center welcomes submissions of artists’ work and curatorial proposals for group exhibitions on a rolling basis. Submissions are reviewed by the Exhibitions Committee, which consists of artists and art professionals, as well as the Art Center’s Director of Exhibitions and Executive Director. The Art Center plans its exhibitions program three seasons in advance.

To be considered for the 2017-18 exhibition season, please review the guidelines in the PDF below, and send proposals to the attention of the Director of Exhibitions. Due to a high volume of submissions and limited staff, please allow 12-16 weeks to receive a response regarding exhibition possibilities. There is no deadline for proposals.


Download Submission Guidelines: www.hydeparkart.org/Submission_Guidelines_14.pdf


Visit website for complete details: www.hydeparkart.org



Hyde Park Art Center
5020 S. Cornell Avenue
Chicago, IL 60615
Phone: 773-324-5520

Selvedge Spring Fair in London 2015

Deadline: {UNSPECIFIED}



Selvedge Spring Fair in London 2015
Chelsea Old Town Hall
Kensington and Chelsea
London, United Kingdom
25 April 2015




The Selvedge Fair is a showcase for fine textiles. Companies or individuals who make textile products, sell haberdashery, antique or vintage textiles are invited to apply for a stand.


CATEGORIES

◦ Interiors/Homeware
◦ Fabrics & Haberdashery
◦ Clothing
◦ Antique Textiles
◦ Accessories
◦ Books
◦ Charity/Association
◦ Travel/Courses


STAND FEES

Stand packages are available from £240 and include
◦ 6ft x 2ft table and chair
◦ 5 tickets to the fair £25.00
◦ A listing in the exhibition catalogue
◦ A dedicated page on the Selvedge website with 50 words and up to 4 images of your work

Main hall - £300.00
Small hall - £270.00
Corridor - £240.00


Visit website for complete details including updated submission dates: www.selvedge.org

Online application: http://www.selvedge.org/events/fairs/exhibitor-application-form/?event-id=298





Chelsea Old Town Hall
King's Road
Kensington and Chelsea
London
SW3 5EE
United Kingdom