Deadline: February 1, 2008 5:00pm (RECEIVE)
1708 Gallery
Exhibition Proposals
Founded in 1978, 1708 Gallery is a non profit artists’ organization that is committed to expanding the understanding, development and appreciation of contemporary art through exhibitions, performance, and educational activities.1708 Gallery exists through private and public grants as well as through individual donations and memberships.
TERMS OF EXHIBITION
All exhibiting artists are responsible for delivery and removal of the artwork and for suitably preparing it for presentation. Artist exhibiting must provide images of the work for publicity purposes. 1708 Gallery insures all work for 65% of the sale price or insurance value from time the work is received through the designated pick up date. 1708 Gallery provides invitations and publicity. 1708 Gallery receives a 35% commission on all works sold.
EXHIBITION PROPOSAL
Be specific about what work you wish to show at 1708 Gallery - no longer than one page.
(See www.1708gallery.org for diagram of gallery floor plan).
IMAGES
The work should be no more than three years old and indicative of what you wish to exhibit at 1708 Gallery.
PLEASE DOWNLOAD PROPOSAL GUIDELINES FOR COMPLETE REQUIREMENTS.
Only complete proposal packages including all information listed will be reviewed.
Artists will be notified of outcome within 90 days of the due date.
For additional information, contact 1708 Gallery at 804.643.1708
1708 Gallery
Exhibitions and Programming Committee
319 W. Broad Street
P.O. Box 12520
Richmond, VA 23241
Thursday, October 04, 2007
New Art 2008
Deadline: November 30, 2007 (RECEIVE)
New Art 2008
January 4-26, 2008
JUROR: Rachel Rosenfeld Lafo, Director of Curatorial Affairs, DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park
Open to Emerging Artists (within 10 years of graduation or beginning
art career, no gallery representation)
• Cash awards
• All media except video
• Not to exceed 7 feet in any direction
Send:
• 4 labeled images on CD
• Artist's statement and resume
• $25.00 entrance fee
MPG CONTEMPORARY
Attention: NA 2008
450 Harrison Avenue, Suite 55
Boston, MA 02118
Telephone: 617-357-8881
Fax: 617-357-8882
E-mail: art@mpgallery.net
Website: mpgallery.net
New Art 2008
January 4-26, 2008
JUROR: Rachel Rosenfeld Lafo, Director of Curatorial Affairs, DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park
Open to Emerging Artists (within 10 years of graduation or beginning
art career, no gallery representation)
• Cash awards
• All media except video
• Not to exceed 7 feet in any direction
Send:
• 4 labeled images on CD
• Artist's statement and resume
• $25.00 entrance fee
MPG CONTEMPORARY
Attention: NA 2008
450 Harrison Avenue, Suite 55
Boston, MA 02118
Telephone: 617-357-8881
Fax: 617-357-8882
E-mail: art@mpgallery.net
Website: mpgallery.net
Smaller is Better: A juried exhibition of small works
Deadline: November 2-4, 2007 (DELIVERY)
Smaller is Better: A juried exhibition of small works
Schiltkamp Gallery, Clark University, Worcester, MA
November 29, 2007 - January 31, 2008
Honors awarded by Nick Capasso, Curator, DeCordova Museum in Lincoln, MA.
All media accepted. Works requiring special equipment to be shown will be the responsibility of the artist.
Smaller is Better: A juried exhibition of small works
Schiltkamp Gallery, Clark University, Worcester, MA
November 29, 2007 - January 31, 2008
Honors awarded by Nick Capasso, Curator, DeCordova Museum in Lincoln, MA.
All media accepted. Works requiring special equipment to be shown will be the responsibility of the artist.
Size limitation: 6 x 6 x 6 inches or less. Work must be ready for hanging or display.
Limit 3 entries per artist. No entry fee.
Jurying will be done from actual work.
Drop-off Deadline:
Friday, November 2, 10 am - 5pm
Saturday, November 3, 10 am – 3 pm
Sunday, November 4, 1 pm – 5 pm
Contacts: kirkjalbert@gmail.com or Gregory Thielker, Co-director gregorythielker@gmail.com
Schiltkamp Gallery
Clark University
Traina Center for the Arts
92 Downing Street
Worcester, MA 01610
Tel. 508.793.7113 or 617-692-0434
RED
Deadline: November 9 & 10, 2007
10am - 6pm (DELIVERY)
RED
November 20, 2007 to January 19, 2008
Juror: Jane Farver, Director of the MIT List Visual Arts Center in Cambridge, MA.
The exhibition is open to artists from all New England states (CAA members and non-members) working in all mediums and styles. Jurying is done by actual work; slides will not be accepeted. The exhibition will be installed in both CAA galleries; the Kathryn Schultz Gallery at 25 Lowell Street, and University Place Gallery in Harvard Square.
Prizes:
$500 Best in Show
$250 1st Prize
$100 2nd Prize
Each artist may submit a maximum of two works. The fee is $25 for two, $15 for one (CAA members - $15 for two, $10 for one). Diptychs and triptychs are considered as single works.
Work must fit through a standard sized door (35” wide), weigh no more than 100 pounds and, if sculpture, a pedestal is required. All work and prizes are selected by the juror and installed by CAA. The juror’s decision is final. The CAA receives a 40% commission of any work sold.
Only one work by an artist may be selected for the show.
This show is juried from original artwork. All artwork must be droped off - without exception - Friday November 9th and Saturday November 10th, from 10am - 6pm at the Kathryn Schultz Gallery, 25 Lowell Street.
ART WORK MAY NOT BE MAILED.
Prospectus: red2007.pdf
Website: cambridgeart.org
Opening Receptions • Both Galleries
Friday December 7, 2008
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Kathryn Schultz Gallery
25 Lowell Street
University Place Gallery
124 Mount Auburn Street
10am - 6pm (DELIVERY)
RED
November 20, 2007 to January 19, 2008
Juror: Jane Farver, Director of the MIT List Visual Arts Center in Cambridge, MA.
The exhibition is open to artists from all New England states (CAA members and non-members) working in all mediums and styles. Jurying is done by actual work; slides will not be accepeted. The exhibition will be installed in both CAA galleries; the Kathryn Schultz Gallery at 25 Lowell Street, and University Place Gallery in Harvard Square.
Prizes:
$500 Best in Show
$250 1st Prize
$100 2nd Prize
Each artist may submit a maximum of two works. The fee is $25 for two, $15 for one (CAA members - $15 for two, $10 for one). Diptychs and triptychs are considered as single works.
Work must fit through a standard sized door (35” wide), weigh no more than 100 pounds and, if sculpture, a pedestal is required. All work and prizes are selected by the juror and installed by CAA. The juror’s decision is final. The CAA receives a 40% commission of any work sold.
Only one work by an artist may be selected for the show.
This show is juried from original artwork. All artwork must be droped off - without exception - Friday November 9th and Saturday November 10th, from 10am - 6pm at the Kathryn Schultz Gallery, 25 Lowell Street.
ART WORK MAY NOT BE MAILED.
Prospectus: red2007.pdf
Website: cambridgeart.org
Opening Receptions • Both Galleries
Friday December 7, 2008
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Kathryn Schultz Gallery
25 Lowell Street
University Place Gallery
124 Mount Auburn Street
Figurative Works
Deadline: March 14, 2008 (POSTMARK)
Figurative Works
May 16, 2008 – June 27, 2008
An exhibition open to work in all media exploring and interpreting the theme of figure drawing. All works whether 3d or 2d will be judged according to their quality of expression and professional craft.
Juror: Mary Borgman
AWARDS
One-Going Solo Award or $1,000
Four Artist - Group 4 Award
ELIGIBILITY
Open to all artists 18 years and older. In an effort to pursue high quality, all artwork must be original work executed by the artist within the last two years.
ENTRY FEE
Artists may submit up to three works for a non-refundable processing fee of $35.00. Members of the Foundry Art Centre may submit up to three works for a non-refundable fee of $24.00.
MEDIA & SPECIFICATIONS
All media in 2D & 3D form will be considered, 2D work must be suitably framed and have all hardware ready for hanging. All other work must be installation ready. Specific installations are the artist’s responsibility under the direction of F.A.C. staff.
IMAGE SUBMISSION
A maximum of three entries per artist may be submitted for consideration.
Submit 35 mm slide (cardboard or plastic mounts) OR jpegs on CD or via email: showentry@foundryartcentre.org.
The Prospectus [pdf]
Foundry Art Centre
520 North Main Center
St. Charles, Mo 63301
Phone: 636-255-0270
foundryartcentre.org
The Foundry Arts Centre, a dynamic, interactive interdisciplinary arts center dedicated to the creation and presentation of contemporary visual and performing arts. Our mission is to bring together the arts, artists and everyday people through exhibitions, studio space, performing arts and educations programs. The Foundry serves as a rich cultural resource for the entire region.
Figurative Works
May 16, 2008 – June 27, 2008
An exhibition open to work in all media exploring and interpreting the theme of figure drawing. All works whether 3d or 2d will be judged according to their quality of expression and professional craft.
Juror: Mary Borgman
AWARDS
One-Going Solo Award or $1,000
Four Artist - Group 4 Award
ELIGIBILITY
Open to all artists 18 years and older. In an effort to pursue high quality, all artwork must be original work executed by the artist within the last two years.
ENTRY FEE
Artists may submit up to three works for a non-refundable processing fee of $35.00. Members of the Foundry Art Centre may submit up to three works for a non-refundable fee of $24.00.
MEDIA & SPECIFICATIONS
All media in 2D & 3D form will be considered, 2D work must be suitably framed and have all hardware ready for hanging. All other work must be installation ready. Specific installations are the artist’s responsibility under the direction of F.A.C. staff.
IMAGE SUBMISSION
A maximum of three entries per artist may be submitted for consideration.
Submit 35 mm slide (cardboard or plastic mounts) OR jpegs on CD or via email: showentry@foundryartcentre.org.
The Prospectus [pdf]
Foundry Art Centre
520 North Main Center
St. Charles, Mo 63301
Phone: 636-255-0270
foundryartcentre.org
The Foundry Arts Centre, a dynamic, interactive interdisciplinary arts center dedicated to the creation and presentation of contemporary visual and performing arts. Our mission is to bring together the arts, artists and everyday people through exhibitions, studio space, performing arts and educations programs. The Foundry serves as a rich cultural resource for the entire region.
PaperWork In, On, and of Paper IV
Deadline: December 7, 2007 (POSTMARK)
PaperWork In, On, and of Paper IV
February 8, 2008 – March 21, 2008
This exhibition is open to work in any media that utilizes paper as an integral component of expression.
AWARDS
One-Going Solo Award or $1,000
Four Artist - Group 4 Award
JUROR
Lewis Knauss, Moore College of Art & Design
ELIGIBILITY
Open to all artists 18 years and older. In an effort to pursue high quality, all artwork must be original work executed by the artist within the last two years.
ENTRY FEE
Artists may submit up to three works for a non-refundable processing fee of $35.00. Members of the Foundry Art Centre may submit up to three works for a non-refundable fee of $24.00.
MEDIA & SPECIFICATIONS
All media in 2D & 3D form will be considered, 2D work must be suitably framed and have all hardware ready for hanging. All other work must be installation ready. Specific installations are the artist’s responsibility under the direction of F.A.C. staff.
IMAGE SUBMISSION
A maximum of three entries per artist may be submitted for consideration.
Submit 35 mm slide (cardboard or plastic mounts) OR jpegs on CD or via email: showentry@foundryartcentre.org.
The Prospectus [pdf]
Foundry Art Centre
520 North Main Center
St. Charles, Mo 63301
Phone: 636-255-0270
foundryartcentre.org
The Foundry Arts Centre, a dynamic, interactive interdisciplinary arts center dedicated to the creation and presentation of contemporary visual and performing arts. Our mission is to bring together the arts, artists and everyday people through exhibitions, studio space, performing arts and educations programs. The Foundry serves as a rich cultural resource for the entire region.
PaperWork In, On, and of Paper IV
February 8, 2008 – March 21, 2008
This exhibition is open to work in any media that utilizes paper as an integral component of expression.
AWARDS
One-Going Solo Award or $1,000
Four Artist - Group 4 Award
JUROR
Lewis Knauss, Moore College of Art & Design
ELIGIBILITY
Open to all artists 18 years and older. In an effort to pursue high quality, all artwork must be original work executed by the artist within the last two years.
ENTRY FEE
Artists may submit up to three works for a non-refundable processing fee of $35.00. Members of the Foundry Art Centre may submit up to three works for a non-refundable fee of $24.00.
MEDIA & SPECIFICATIONS
All media in 2D & 3D form will be considered, 2D work must be suitably framed and have all hardware ready for hanging. All other work must be installation ready. Specific installations are the artist’s responsibility under the direction of F.A.C. staff.
IMAGE SUBMISSION
A maximum of three entries per artist may be submitted for consideration.
Submit 35 mm slide (cardboard or plastic mounts) OR jpegs on CD or via email: showentry@foundryartcentre.org.
The Prospectus [pdf]
Foundry Art Centre
520 North Main Center
St. Charles, Mo 63301
Phone: 636-255-0270
foundryartcentre.org
The Foundry Arts Centre, a dynamic, interactive interdisciplinary arts center dedicated to the creation and presentation of contemporary visual and performing arts. Our mission is to bring together the arts, artists and everyday people through exhibitions, studio space, performing arts and educations programs. The Foundry serves as a rich cultural resource for the entire region.
Visual Arts National Exhibition
Deadline: December 21, 2007 (RECEIVE)
40th Annual Visual Arts National Exhibition
April 10 – May 29, 2008
Meadows Gallery
Center for the Visual Arts
400 E. Hickory, Denton, Texas
The Visual Arts Society of Texas (VAST) sponsors this annual event to encourage visual artists, to promote excellence and diversity in the arts, and to increase the awareness and appreciation of art in the Greater Denton community.
Juror: Nic Nicosia
ELIGIBILITY
All artists residing in the United States and U.S. Territories.
AWARDS
Best of Show $1000
Total cash and merchandise awards, $10,000 +
ELIGIBLE MEDIA
2D and 3D work including painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, textiles, graphics, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, and metalworking. No installation work accepted.
Artists may submit up to three (3) images for a non-refundable fee of $30 for members and $35 for non-members. Only one image per person may be selected for the exhibit. Entry fee MUST be mailed to VAST. Artists may submit up to 3 slides/views of each 3D piece.
Entry forms and images may be submitted via U.S. mail or online via the VAST website http://www.vastarts.org/.
2008 Prospectus
Online Entry Form
40th Annual Visual Arts National Exhibition
April 10 – May 29, 2008
Meadows Gallery
Center for the Visual Arts
400 E. Hickory, Denton, Texas
The Visual Arts Society of Texas (VAST) sponsors this annual event to encourage visual artists, to promote excellence and diversity in the arts, and to increase the awareness and appreciation of art in the Greater Denton community.
Juror: Nic Nicosia
ELIGIBILITY
All artists residing in the United States and U.S. Territories.
AWARDS
Best of Show $1000
Total cash and merchandise awards, $10,000 +
ELIGIBLE MEDIA
2D and 3D work including painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, textiles, graphics, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, and metalworking. No installation work accepted.
Artists may submit up to three (3) images for a non-refundable fee of $30 for members and $35 for non-members. Only one image per person may be selected for the exhibit. Entry fee MUST be mailed to VAST. Artists may submit up to 3 slides/views of each 3D piece.
Entry forms and images may be submitted via U.S. mail or online via the VAST website http://www.vastarts.org/.
2008 Prospectus
Online Entry Form
LINDEN POSTCARD SHOW
Deadline: 5pm Monday 3 December 2007 (RECEIVE)
Click the image to download the entry form [pdf]
Exhibition Dates
2 February – 8 March 2008
Click the image to download the entry form [pdf]
Exhibition Dates
2 February – 8 March 2008
The annual Linden Postcard Show is an open entry award exhibition featuring small contemporary art work in a variety of media and is open to all Australian residents. The exhibition, with a prize pool of over $11,000, has become a prominent event in the Australian cultural calendar and attracts hundreds of entries from all over the country as well as thousands of visitors. The Postcard Show, now in its 15th year and one of the only open entry award exhibitions left in Australia, derives its name from the tradition of selecting six works from each show to be reproduced and sold as Linden postcards. Linden's collection of 109 cards is currently on sale in the gallery.
The Linden Postcard Show is held in February/ March each year with entry forms available from October.
Prizes
1st Prize Bendigo Bank Award $5,000
2nd Prize Dogs Bar Award $4,000
($2,000 cash & dinner for 25 at Dogs Bar private dining room value $2,000)
3rd Prize Art Spectrum Finest Colours Award $1,000 (worth of art materials)
Bendigo Bank People’s Choice Award $1,000
6 Postcard winners each receive $250 and
have their work reproduced as Linden Postcards
Judges
Amy Barrett-Lennard, Director, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts
Charles Nodrum, Director, Charles Nodrum Gallery
Karen Quinlan, Director, Bendigo Art Gallery
Format
Two-dimensional work must not exceed 30cm high x 30cm wide–includes frame.
Three-dimensional work must not exceed 30cm high x 30cm wide x 30cm deep–includes stand.
Entry
Each artist may submit up to three pieces in any medium.
Visit the website for complete details: lindenarts.org
Linden – Centre for Contemporary Arts
26 Acland Street, St Kilda Vic 3182
Phone 03 9209 6794 (office)
Fax 03 9525 4607
Email admin@lindenarts.org
Small Magazine Seeks Contributors
Deadline: Ongoing/Unspecified
Small Magazine
Small is a magazine of creative work on a small scale and for the small sized. Although primarily for children’s products and designs it is also about small-scale productions. We are looking for people that are interested in play, children, childhood and the child within and who produce high quality work and independent products and design on a small-scale.
All interested fashion designers, artists, graphic designers, illustrators and photographers, furniture and toy makers please send a link to your online portfolio(s) to: editor@smallmagazine.net and we'll contact you about the possibility of commissioning you or incorporating your work within the magazine.
If you would like to be considered for our ongoing small projects: small draw (a developing fine art ‘colouring book’), the small photo project or to dress the small paper doll please send a link to your work to editor@smallmagazine.net
Small is predominantly pictorial but will feature some small articles 300-400 words long. Email your ideas or pieces to editor@smallmagazine.net
We are looking for products to feature in our small skin (skin and baby care), small furniture, a small something (gifts), small play (toys), small threads (children’s clothes) sections. : If you think your product can be used in our magazine features please contact us with a link to your shop. We are looking for original, high quality, items that can be purchased in online shops. We will need a high-resolution image of your product on a plain background.
Fashion stories: If you would to have an item included in a fashion shoot – please contact us. We understand that producing on a small-scale means you cannot afford to have items out for long so we work hard to make it easy for you. We cover postage and return all borrowed items very quickly.
Photographers and stylists: if you are interested in doing a fashion story– please contact us with your idea and a link to your work. Our fashion stories do not have to be traditional studio shot with professional child models. We are interested in new ideas and all work that is created independently, well executed and exciting.
Please note- We may not be able to respond if we are not able to use your items. If we do use your work we reserve the right to edit for content or to fit in our format with the contributors consent. At this stage we are not able to compensate contributors for their work as we are a not for profit production. We aim to give your work as much exposure as possible.
Visit the website: http://smallmagazine.net
Small Magazine
Small is a magazine of creative work on a small scale and for the small sized. Although primarily for children’s products and designs it is also about small-scale productions. We are looking for people that are interested in play, children, childhood and the child within and who produce high quality work and independent products and design on a small-scale.
All interested fashion designers, artists, graphic designers, illustrators and photographers, furniture and toy makers please send a link to your online portfolio(s) to: editor@smallmagazine.net and we'll contact you about the possibility of commissioning you or incorporating your work within the magazine.
If you would like to be considered for our ongoing small projects: small draw (a developing fine art ‘colouring book’), the small photo project or to dress the small paper doll please send a link to your work to editor@smallmagazine.net
Small is predominantly pictorial but will feature some small articles 300-400 words long. Email your ideas or pieces to editor@smallmagazine.net
We are looking for products to feature in our small skin (skin and baby care), small furniture, a small something (gifts), small play (toys), small threads (children’s clothes) sections. : If you think your product can be used in our magazine features please contact us with a link to your shop. We are looking for original, high quality, items that can be purchased in online shops. We will need a high-resolution image of your product on a plain background.
Fashion stories: If you would to have an item included in a fashion shoot – please contact us. We understand that producing on a small-scale means you cannot afford to have items out for long so we work hard to make it easy for you. We cover postage and return all borrowed items very quickly.
Photographers and stylists: if you are interested in doing a fashion story– please contact us with your idea and a link to your work. Our fashion stories do not have to be traditional studio shot with professional child models. We are interested in new ideas and all work that is created independently, well executed and exciting.
Please note- We may not be able to respond if we are not able to use your items. If we do use your work we reserve the right to edit for content or to fit in our format with the contributors consent. At this stage we are not able to compensate contributors for their work as we are a not for profit production. We aim to give your work as much exposure as possible.
Visit the website: http://smallmagazine.net
Make Your Mark in Fashion Competition
Make Your Mark in Fashion
Make Your Mark in Fashion will support and encourage a sustainable approach to fashion.
- The Make Your Mark in Fashion website will feature profiles of several sustainable fashion businesses. Using this information and your own research you will need to choose one business you would like to work with. Once you have made your choice, come up with a proposal for a sustainable fashion range that you feel will complement and enhance the existing business. Research and innovation are the order of the day; show us that you've looked at all elements of the business from design through to manufacture and retail.
- Demonstrate that you have taken into account some elements of social or environmental sustainability through your business plan and designs.
- Stage one will require sketches of your designs and an application that includes a simple but effective business plan (we will provide you with downloadable guidelines and an example proposal).
- Each of the partnering fashion businesses will choose one team to be short-listed for the next stage of the competition
- As a short-listed team, your work will be profiled at a major fashion event. At the event you will be asked to give a presentation to a panel, which will include a represenatative from your chosen business. After seeing all the presentations the panel will choose three teams to go through to the final stage of the competition.
- The winning teams will work in conjunction with their business of choice, to create samples from their range, to be showcased on the catwalk at OnlOff www.thedoll.org/onoff/ in London Fashion Week September 2008
Who can enter?
Although the competition won't open until October 2007, you might want to start thinking about who will be on your team . Here's our criteria for teams that want to enter the competition:- all team members need to be aged 14–30
- all team members must reside in the UK
- each team needs to consist of 3 – 6 people
- no team member can be a partner in a V.A.T registered fashion business
What next?
Stay up to date with the competition and be the first to find out when it launches in October 2007 by registering your name and email address with us. You can also join the Make Your Mark in Fashion facebook group to find other people interested in sustainable fashion.If you can't wait to get started, here are some ideas that might give you a head start:
- Spread the word about the competition amogst your friends.
- Think about who you'd like to join forces with on your team.
- Do some research into ethical fashion - why not start by having a look at our Sustainable fashion section and checking out the articles on our In the media page.
- Generate some ideas for names for your team and your ethical fashion range.
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