Deadline: 31 March 2011 (RECEIVE)
Call for Exhibition Proposals
Craft Victoria
Melbourne, Victoria
Australia
Exhibition Season: January-June 2012
Craft Victoria promotes contemporary craft and design. Our exhibition program provides professional opportunities and support for emerging and established artists. We support projects that reflect innovative work; demonstrate new ideas and techniques, whilst extending critical debates. Our program also provides opportunities for externally curated exhibitions. Craft Victoria fosters creativity and experimentation to a local, national and international audience.
Eligibility
Craft Victoria accepts exhibition proposals from local, interstate and overseas professionals, collectives and curators.
Artists engaged in part-time or full-time study are eligible to apply providing the proposed exhibition is not the basis of
a final assessment.
Program Structure
Craft Victoria is a not-for-profit organisation funded by state and federal governments. An advisory panel assesses proposals and normally consists of the Craft Victoria Artistic Director, Coordinating Curator, and Retail Manager, as well as independent artists, curators, academics and writers. Application deadlines are twice yearly (normally March and September). The final selection is made at the discretion of the Artistic Director. The gallery is a flexible space that can be configured into 3 individual exhibition spaces (50 square metres, 35 square metres and 10 square metres). You may request the entire gallery space or individual galleries, commensurate with the scale of the project.
Craft Victoria will arrange the combination of exhibitions and final allocation of gallery space will be at the discretion of Craft Victoria staff. Exhibitions are of approximately six weeks duration. Craft Victoria encourages applicants to carefully consider the installation opportunities specific to each of the 3 gallery spaces.
Consultation
Applicants are encouraged to discuss exhibition ideas and development with Craft Victoria’s Coordinating Curator and/or Artistic Director.
Download Program Guidelines: craftvic.org.au/ExhibitionProposalGuidelines.pdf
Visit website for complete details: craftvic.org.au/apply
Nella Themelios
Coordinating Curator
Craft Victoria 31 Flinders Lane Melbourne 3000
p: 03 9650 7775
f: 03 9650 5688
e. nthemelios@craftvic.org.au
w. www.craftvic.org.au
Wednesday, February 09, 2011
McMullen Gallery: Call for Proposals
Deadline: March 31, 2010 at 4:00pm (POSTMARK) or (Hand Delivery)
Call for Proposals
McMullen Gallery
University of Alberta Hospital
Edmonton, Alberta
Exhibition Season: May 2011 – April 2012
The McMullen Gallery is a public art space featuring 5-6 engaging, educational, and inspiring exhibits per year. The gallery offers shows in a wide range of styles in a relaxing and positive environment where patients, families and friends can meet to visit, listen to music, enjoy art and relax.
The McMullen Gallery is a 900 sq. ft. gallery consisting of 175 running feet in a highly public, yet secure area - located just inside the main entrance of the University Hospital. The McMullen Gallery is seeking to host both group and solo exhibitions.
GALLERY MANDATE
We provide positive high quality exhibitions that enhance the hospital experience. We are open to a wide variety of styles; both traditional and contemporary approaches that:
• present quality artwork which is visually appealing to a wide variety of audiences
• promotes a positive, respectful healthcare environment
• engage, educate and inspire our visitors of various ages, social, and cultural backgrounds
BUDGET & GALLERY ACTIVITIES
Exhibition Budget:
• The McMullen Gallery will provide artists fees, opening celebration, invitation design, labels and signage.
• Exhibitors will be responsible for any additional costs such as matting and framing, external publicity, insurance and extended publications such as catalogues.
Educational Activities:
• Please indicate if artists are available to lead our drop in studios every Thursday from 2pm – 4pm.
• Please write a description of any additional activities you may wish to provide.
Download Prospectus and Submission Form:
Submission Brochure (pdf)
Submission brochure (doc)
Visit website for additional details: www.capitalhealth.ca/UniversityofAlbertaHospital/McMullenGallery/
For questions, contact:
Diana Young Kennedy
Gallery and Collection Administrator
780.407.7152
diana.youngkennedy@albertahealthservices.ca
www.capitalhealth.ca/mcmullen
Call for Proposals
McMullen Gallery
University of Alberta Hospital
Edmonton, Alberta
Exhibition Season: May 2011 – April 2012
The McMullen Gallery is a public art space featuring 5-6 engaging, educational, and inspiring exhibits per year. The gallery offers shows in a wide range of styles in a relaxing and positive environment where patients, families and friends can meet to visit, listen to music, enjoy art and relax.
Seeking proposals for the exhibition year May 2011 – April 2012
The McMullen Gallery is a 900 sq. ft. gallery consisting of 175 running feet in a highly public, yet secure area - located just inside the main entrance of the University Hospital. The McMullen Gallery is seeking to host both group and solo exhibitions.
GALLERY MANDATE
We provide positive high quality exhibitions that enhance the hospital experience. We are open to a wide variety of styles; both traditional and contemporary approaches that:
• present quality artwork which is visually appealing to a wide variety of audiences
• promotes a positive, respectful healthcare environment
• engage, educate and inspire our visitors of various ages, social, and cultural backgrounds
BUDGET & GALLERY ACTIVITIES
Exhibition Budget:
• The McMullen Gallery will provide artists fees, opening celebration, invitation design, labels and signage.
• Exhibitors will be responsible for any additional costs such as matting and framing, external publicity, insurance and extended publications such as catalogues.
Educational Activities:
• Please indicate if artists are available to lead our drop in studios every Thursday from 2pm – 4pm.
• Please write a description of any additional activities you may wish to provide.
Download Prospectus and Submission Form:
Submission Brochure (pdf)
Submission brochure (doc)
Visit website for additional details: www.capitalhealth.ca/UniversityofAlbertaHospital/McMullenGallery/
For questions, contact:
Diana Young Kennedy
Gallery and Collection Administrator
780.407.7152
diana.youngkennedy@albertahealthservices.ca
www.capitalhealth.ca/mcmullen
Haydon Art Center: Call for Exhibition Proposals
Deadline: April 1, 2011 (POSTMARK)
Call for Exhibition Proposals
Haydon Art Center
Lincoln, NE
2012 Exhibition Season
The Haydon Art Center is a thriving non-profit dedicated to presenting visual and experimental art that illuminates new ideas and promotes dialogue between artists and audience. The exhibition program offers artists opportunities to experiment and expand their work in an open space.
Haydon exhibitions are scheduled year round and include solo exhibitions, thematic shows, site-specific/ inter-active installations, and national juried exhibitions. The art center also sponsors exhibition receptions, artist talks, educational outreach, workshops, readings, music, dance, and other cultural programs as part of its mission to engage the community in contemporary art.
The Haydon Art Center is now accepting proposals for solo and/or group exhibitions for the full 2012 calendar.
ACCEPTABLE WORKS
Artwork in all media is acceptable and must have been created within the past three years.
Non-traditional materials and installations are encouraged.
EVALUATION CRITERIA
A committee comprised of artists, curators, and other arts professionals, consider proposals based on artistic merit, conceptual integrity, and its relationship to the arts center’s mission and its unique architectural space.
APPLICATION FEE
Non-refundable application fee of $40 or $30 for Haydon Members.
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Exhibitions act as educational opportunities for the Lincoln community. Accepted artists may be contacted with the opportunity to conduct a workshop or to brainstorm potential workshop ideas. Conducting workshops is not a requirement for exhibition acceptance.
Download Proposal Guidelines: www.haydonartcenter.org/EXHIBITIONPROPOSAL2012.pdf
Visit website for full details including floor plan and exhibition agreement form: www.haydonartcenter.org
FURTHER INFORMATION
Please contact The Haydon Art Center directly if you have questions.
402-475-5421 or infohaydon@windstream.net
Haydon Art Center
335 N. 8th Street, Suite A
Lincoln, NE 68508
Phone: 402.475.5421
Fax: 402.475.5421
Call for Exhibition Proposals
Haydon Art Center
Lincoln, NE
2012 Exhibition Season
The Haydon Art Center is a thriving non-profit dedicated to presenting visual and experimental art that illuminates new ideas and promotes dialogue between artists and audience. The exhibition program offers artists opportunities to experiment and expand their work in an open space.
Haydon exhibitions are scheduled year round and include solo exhibitions, thematic shows, site-specific/ inter-active installations, and national juried exhibitions. The art center also sponsors exhibition receptions, artist talks, educational outreach, workshops, readings, music, dance, and other cultural programs as part of its mission to engage the community in contemporary art.
The Haydon Art Center is now accepting proposals for solo and/or group exhibitions for the full 2012 calendar.
ACCEPTABLE WORKS
Artwork in all media is acceptable and must have been created within the past three years.
Non-traditional materials and installations are encouraged.
EVALUATION CRITERIA
A committee comprised of artists, curators, and other arts professionals, consider proposals based on artistic merit, conceptual integrity, and its relationship to the arts center’s mission and its unique architectural space.
APPLICATION FEE
Non-refundable application fee of $40 or $30 for Haydon Members.
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Exhibitions act as educational opportunities for the Lincoln community. Accepted artists may be contacted with the opportunity to conduct a workshop or to brainstorm potential workshop ideas. Conducting workshops is not a requirement for exhibition acceptance.
Download Proposal Guidelines: www.haydonartcenter.org/EXHIBITIONPROPOSAL2012.pdf
Visit website for full details including floor plan and exhibition agreement form: www.haydonartcenter.org
FURTHER INFORMATION
Please contact The Haydon Art Center directly if you have questions.
402-475-5421 or infohaydon@windstream.net
Haydon Art Center
335 N. 8th Street, Suite A
Lincoln, NE 68508
Phone: 402.475.5421
Fax: 402.475.5421
Craft Cubed
Deadline: 30 April 2011 by 5pm (ONLINE)
CRAFT CUBED
Craft Victoria
Melbourne, Victoria
Australia
4 August to 3 September 2011
Craft Cubed is an exciting national event presented by Craft Victoria. This annual festival promotes experimental, skilled and ideas-based craft and design. It provides a broad platform for participation and exchange across the entire craft and design community.
The theme for Craft Cubed 2011 is HYBRID. Collaboration, new technologies, crossdisciplinary practice and emerging forms of craft and design will be explored through exhibitions, public programs and satellite events.
SATELLITE PROGRAM
Craft Victoria invites applications for national satellite events including exhibitions, installations, open studios, workshops, and other projects that take place during the festival period: 4 August to 3 September 2011. These events are managed and funded by applicants.
FEES
If your satellite event application is accepted, the following participation fees apply:
Craft Victoria Members: FREE
Non-Members: $25 inc. GST
HOW TO APPLY (truncated)
1. Visit: http://craftvic.org.au/whats-on/craft-cubed/craft-cubed-satellite-event-registration
2. Complete the online form by 5pm Saturday 30 April 2011 with the details of your proposed satellite event.
3. All applicants will be notified of outcome on Monday 16 May 2011.
QUESTIONS?
Craft Victoria will publish regular updates about Craft Cubed on the website and in the Craft Almanac e-newsletter.
If you still have questions, email craftcubed@craftvic.org.au or phone Festival Project Coordinator Lucy Piggin at Craft Victoria (03) 9650 7775.
Visit website: www.craftvic.org.au
Download complete guidelines: craftvic.org.au/CraftCubed_SatelliteEventGuidelines [pdf]
Craft Victoria
31 Flinders Lane
Melbourne VIC 3000
ph 03 9650 7775
CRAFT CUBED
Craft Victoria
Melbourne, Victoria
Australia
4 August to 3 September 2011
Craft Cubed is an exciting national event presented by Craft Victoria. This annual festival promotes experimental, skilled and ideas-based craft and design. It provides a broad platform for participation and exchange across the entire craft and design community.
The theme for Craft Cubed 2011 is HYBRID. Collaboration, new technologies, crossdisciplinary practice and emerging forms of craft and design will be explored through exhibitions, public programs and satellite events.
SATELLITE PROGRAM
Craft Victoria invites applications for national satellite events including exhibitions, installations, open studios, workshops, and other projects that take place during the festival period: 4 August to 3 September 2011. These events are managed and funded by applicants.
FEES
If your satellite event application is accepted, the following participation fees apply:
Craft Victoria Members: FREE
Non-Members: $25 inc. GST
HOW TO APPLY (truncated)
1. Visit: http://craftvic.org.au/whats-on/craft-cubed/craft-cubed-satellite-event-registration
2. Complete the online form by 5pm Saturday 30 April 2011 with the details of your proposed satellite event.
3. All applicants will be notified of outcome on Monday 16 May 2011.
QUESTIONS?
Craft Victoria will publish regular updates about Craft Cubed on the website and in the Craft Almanac e-newsletter.
If you still have questions, email craftcubed@craftvic.org.au or phone Festival Project Coordinator Lucy Piggin at Craft Victoria (03) 9650 7775.
Visit website: www.craftvic.org.au
Download complete guidelines: craftvic.org.au/CraftCubed_SatelliteEventGuidelines [pdf]
Craft Victoria
31 Flinders Lane
Melbourne VIC 3000
ph 03 9650 7775
Scarf Festival 2011
Deadline: 6 May 2011 by 4:00pm (RECEIVE)
Scarf Festival 2011: Rhythm of Life
National Wool Museum
Geelong, Victoria
Australia
24 June to 21 August, 2011
“The rhythm of life is a powerful beat, it puts a tingle in your fingers and a tingle in your feet….”
This year we celebrate the rhythm of life; the relationships, events and moments that make each of our lives unique. As with life, each scarf is unique and there is a rhythmic quality to their creation: the whirr of the wheel, the clack of the loom and the clicking of needles.
Scarf Festival 2011 Rhythm of Life, at the National Wool Museum, will display all the scarves created for the Festival, featuring a range of awards for the best scarves. There is no limit to the number of scarves that can be entered by each individual.
Eligibility
All scarves accompanied by completed paperwork are eligible for display as part of the Scarf Festival 2011 Rhythm of Life exhibition.
To be eligible for an award a scarf must have been designed and made by an individual, who is registered as the entrant.
All eligible entries can win the Scarf of the Year award.
Each scarf can only be entered in one category.
No National Wool Museum employees or their direct family members, are eligible for an award. No judge or their direct family members are eligible for an award.
Entries for Scarf Festival 2011 Rhythm of Life open on 1 March 2011 and all scarves, Entry Forms, Tax Invoices, Artists Statement Forms, Scarf Information Forms and fees must be received by the National Wool Museum by 4pm on Friday 6 May 2011.
Fees
General: $15 per entry (ie. one scarf $15; two scarves $30; three scarves $45)
National Wool Museum & Craft Victoria members: $12.50 per entry (ie. one scarf $12.50; two scarves $25; three scarves $37.50)
Primary and Secondary School students: free
Award Categories
· Scarf of the Year
· Best thematic scarf
· Best use of colours in a scarf
· Best use of sustainable practices in a scarf
· Best use of different techniques in a scarf
· Best knitted scarf
· Best woven scarf
· Best crocheted scarf
· Best felted scarf
· Best 100% wool scarf
· Best scarf made by a primary school student
· Best scarf made by a secondary school student
Sale of Scarves
Unless specified, all scarves displayed in Scarf Festival 2011 Rhythm of Life will be available for purchase at the retail price specified on the Tax Invoice. No commission will be taken by the National Wool Museum.
Download Registration Kit: www.geelongaustralia.com.au/Registration_Kit_2011.pdf
Visit website for additional details: www.geelongaustralia.com.au/nwm/
If you have any further queries please email the Scarf Festival 2011 team at scarffestival@geelongcity.vic.gov.au or phone us on 03 5272 4701.
Scarf Festival 2011
National Wool Museum
26 Moorabool Street
GEELONG VIC 3220
Phone: 03 5272 4701
Email: scarffestival@geelongcity.vic.gov.au
Web site: http://www.nwm.vic.gov.au/
Scarf Festival 2011: Rhythm of Life
National Wool Museum
Geelong, Victoria
Australia
24 June to 21 August, 2011
“The rhythm of life is a powerful beat, it puts a tingle in your fingers and a tingle in your feet….”
This year we celebrate the rhythm of life; the relationships, events and moments that make each of our lives unique. As with life, each scarf is unique and there is a rhythmic quality to their creation: the whirr of the wheel, the clack of the loom and the clicking of needles.
Scarf Festival 2011 Rhythm of Life, at the National Wool Museum, will display all the scarves created for the Festival, featuring a range of awards for the best scarves. There is no limit to the number of scarves that can be entered by each individual.
Eligibility
All scarves accompanied by completed paperwork are eligible for display as part of the Scarf Festival 2011 Rhythm of Life exhibition.
To be eligible for an award a scarf must have been designed and made by an individual, who is registered as the entrant.
All eligible entries can win the Scarf of the Year award.
Each scarf can only be entered in one category.
No National Wool Museum employees or their direct family members, are eligible for an award. No judge or their direct family members are eligible for an award.
Entries for Scarf Festival 2011 Rhythm of Life open on 1 March 2011 and all scarves, Entry Forms, Tax Invoices, Artists Statement Forms, Scarf Information Forms and fees must be received by the National Wool Museum by 4pm on Friday 6 May 2011.
Fees
General: $15 per entry (ie. one scarf $15; two scarves $30; three scarves $45)
National Wool Museum & Craft Victoria members: $12.50 per entry (ie. one scarf $12.50; two scarves $25; three scarves $37.50)
Primary and Secondary School students: free
Award Categories
· Scarf of the Year
· Best thematic scarf
· Best use of colours in a scarf
· Best use of sustainable practices in a scarf
· Best use of different techniques in a scarf
· Best knitted scarf
· Best woven scarf
· Best crocheted scarf
· Best felted scarf
· Best 100% wool scarf
· Best scarf made by a primary school student
· Best scarf made by a secondary school student
Sale of Scarves
Unless specified, all scarves displayed in Scarf Festival 2011 Rhythm of Life will be available for purchase at the retail price specified on the Tax Invoice. No commission will be taken by the National Wool Museum.
Download Registration Kit: www.geelongaustralia.com.au/Registration_Kit_2011.pdf
Visit website for additional details: www.geelongaustralia.com.au/nwm/
If you have any further queries please email the Scarf Festival 2011 team at scarffestival@geelongcity.vic.gov.au or phone us on 03 5272 4701.
Scarf Festival 2011
National Wool Museum
26 Moorabool Street
GEELONG VIC 3220
Phone: 03 5272 4701
Email: scarffestival@geelongcity.vic.gov.au
Web site: http://www.nwm.vic.gov.au/
UNCOMMON THREADS
Deadline: June 1, 2011 (POSTMARK)
25TH ANNUAL UNCOMMON THREADS
Fashion Show, Luncheon and Boutique
The Stonegate Conference & Banquet Centre
Hoffman Estates, Illinois
October 16, 2011
RUNWAY ARTIST ELIGIBILITY & ACCEPTED MEDIUMS
Participation is open to all one-of-a-kind wearable art in any fiber related media. Work represented must be an original concept and executed by the artist. All items must be for sale.
JURY
A $25 non-refundable jury fee.
Accepted artists are automatically qualify for Boutique (do not remit a separate Boutique fee).
Submit a CD with five digital JPG images. Jurors will select work based on originality and runway suitability.
BOUTIQUE ARTIST ELIGIBILITY & ACCEPTED MEDIUMS
All work exhibited must be a functional accessory of original concept and executed by the artist. No copies or kits are eligible. We define accessories as special items that enhance a wardrobe such as scarves, shawls, jewelry, purses, hats, belts, etc. Items for sale in the Boutique must be priced below $250. The Boutique Committee will make final selections of work to be used in the show.
You must be a current Fine Line member to participate in the Boutique. New applicants can become members of Fine Line by remitting an additional check for $35.
JURY
A $20 non-refundable jury fee is required with your application.
Submit five color slides, digital images (JPG files) on CD, or actual samples showing the quality and type of work to be exhibited. Slides and samples will be returned; CDs will not.
BOOTHS
A limited number of 6’ x 6’ booths are available. Spaces will be allocated by the Boutique Committee with all decisions final. There is no limit to the number or price of items for sale. You, or your designate, must man your own booth and be responsible for your own inventory. Remit a booth fee of $30 in addition to the jury fee. If not selected for a booth, your check will be returned.
Download prospectus and application: www.fineline.org/2011uncommonthreads.pdf
Visit website for additional show information: www.fineline.org
Fine Line Creative Arts Center
6n158 Crane Road
St. Charles, Illinois 60175
630.584.9443 t
630.584.9490 f
info@fineline.org
25TH ANNUAL UNCOMMON THREADS
Fashion Show, Luncheon and Boutique
The Stonegate Conference & Banquet Centre
Hoffman Estates, Illinois
October 16, 2011
RUNWAY ARTIST ELIGIBILITY & ACCEPTED MEDIUMS
Participation is open to all one-of-a-kind wearable art in any fiber related media. Work represented must be an original concept and executed by the artist. All items must be for sale.
JURY
A $25 non-refundable jury fee.
Accepted artists are automatically qualify for Boutique (do not remit a separate Boutique fee).
Submit a CD with five digital JPG images. Jurors will select work based on originality and runway suitability.
BOUTIQUE ARTIST ELIGIBILITY & ACCEPTED MEDIUMS
All work exhibited must be a functional accessory of original concept and executed by the artist. No copies or kits are eligible. We define accessories as special items that enhance a wardrobe such as scarves, shawls, jewelry, purses, hats, belts, etc. Items for sale in the Boutique must be priced below $250. The Boutique Committee will make final selections of work to be used in the show.
You must be a current Fine Line member to participate in the Boutique. New applicants can become members of Fine Line by remitting an additional check for $35.
JURY
A $20 non-refundable jury fee is required with your application.
Submit five color slides, digital images (JPG files) on CD, or actual samples showing the quality and type of work to be exhibited. Slides and samples will be returned; CDs will not.
BOOTHS
A limited number of 6’ x 6’ booths are available. Spaces will be allocated by the Boutique Committee with all decisions final. There is no limit to the number or price of items for sale. You, or your designate, must man your own booth and be responsible for your own inventory. Remit a booth fee of $30 in addition to the jury fee. If not selected for a booth, your check will be returned.
Download prospectus and application: www.fineline.org/2011uncommonthreads.pdf
Visit website for additional show information: www.fineline.org
Fine Line Creative Arts Center
6n158 Crane Road
St. Charles, Illinois 60175
630.584.9443 t
630.584.9490 f
info@fineline.org
Rainier Arts Festival
Deadline: July 1, 2011 (POSTMARK)
Fifth Annual Rainier Arts Festival
Whittaker Mountaineering
Mt. Rainier Basecamp
Ashford, WA
September 30 to October 2, 2011
Mt. Rainier is a majestic presence over the Washington skyline. Its beauty has been the source of inspiration to artists of all mediums for centuries. The Rainier Art Festival seeks to gather a group of inspired artisans together for this annual festival on the mountain.
FOCUS
The Rainier Arts Festival welcomes any artist who creates original works of art, by their own hand. This year, the only other requirements are that the participants must have an appreciation for the Mt. Rainier area and complete an application to sell their work in the following mediums:
Painting
Drawing
2D Mixed Media
Ceramics/Pottery
Sculpture: Wood, Metal & 3D Mixed Media
Glass
Scrimshaw & Engraving
Fiber Arts & Textiles
Jewelry
Photography
Quilting
The festival is to be held, both inside the Nisqually Lodge and the Rainier Overland Lodge & Restaurant. In addition to indoor booths and the Nisqually Lodge Conference Center there will be large tents in the large field between both establishments.
Fees:
A $15.00 non-refundable application fee and a $50.00 booth fee, for a total of $65.00, is required for each artist or partnership participating in the 2011 festival.
Download application: www.rainierarts.com/2011_RAF_Artist_Application.pdf
Visit website for more information: www.rainierarts.com
Questions?
Email Cindy Watts, Rainier Arts Festival Coordinator
cindy-watts@live.com
Cindy Watts
Festival Coordinator
Mount Rainier Festivals & Event Center
1614 Camino La Canada
Santa Fe, NM 87501
Fifth Annual Rainier Arts Festival
Whittaker Mountaineering
Mt. Rainier Basecamp
Ashford, WA
September 30 to October 2, 2011
Mt. Rainier is a majestic presence over the Washington skyline. Its beauty has been the source of inspiration to artists of all mediums for centuries. The Rainier Art Festival seeks to gather a group of inspired artisans together for this annual festival on the mountain.
FOCUS
The Rainier Arts Festival welcomes any artist who creates original works of art, by their own hand. This year, the only other requirements are that the participants must have an appreciation for the Mt. Rainier area and complete an application to sell their work in the following mediums:
Painting
Drawing
2D Mixed Media
Ceramics/Pottery
Sculpture: Wood, Metal & 3D Mixed Media
Glass
Scrimshaw & Engraving
Fiber Arts & Textiles
Jewelry
Photography
Quilting
The festival is to be held, both inside the Nisqually Lodge and the Rainier Overland Lodge & Restaurant. In addition to indoor booths and the Nisqually Lodge Conference Center there will be large tents in the large field between both establishments.
Fees:
A $15.00 non-refundable application fee and a $50.00 booth fee, for a total of $65.00, is required for each artist or partnership participating in the 2011 festival.
Download application: www.rainierarts.com/2011_RAF_Artist_Application.pdf
Visit website for more information: www.rainierarts.com
Questions?
Email Cindy Watts, Rainier Arts Festival Coordinator
cindy-watts@live.com
Cindy Watts
Festival Coordinator
Mount Rainier Festivals & Event Center
1614 Camino La Canada
Santa Fe, NM 87501
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Gallery 360: Cut & Paste
Two Deadlines: February 2, 2011 (POSTMARK)
February 6, 2011 by 5:00pm (RECEIVE) or (HAND DELIVERY) or (EMAIL)
Cut & Paste
Gallery 360
(formerly Sixth Street Gallery)
Vancouver, WA
March 2 – 27, 2011
Cut & Paste is a show celebrating art forms that incorporate craft elements, as well as experimentation with various media in the spirit of “cut and paste”. There are no rules stating what you can or cannot do and artists are encouraged to think outside of the box. This exhibition is open to collage, assemblage, altered books, journals, handmade books, mail art, photomontage, recycled arts and any other two- or three-dimensional art form that is true to the spirit of “cut and paste”.
Submissions
Artists are invited to submit up to three pieces for jurying. There is a jury fee of $25. The jury fee is $15 for youth artists 14 years or younger and for MOSAIC Arts Alliance members.
Instructions
Artists may submit slides, photos, or digitals.
Download Entry Form: www.sixthstreetgallery.com/CutandPaste2011.pdf
Visit website for information: www.gallery360.org
Questions
If you have questions please call 360-693-7340 or email Kelly at.
Gallery 360
(formerly Sixth Street Gallery)
111 W Ninth Street, Vancouver, WA 98660
360-693-7340
www.gallery360.org
February 6, 2011 by 5:00pm (RECEIVE) or (HAND DELIVERY) or (EMAIL)
Cut & Paste
Gallery 360
(formerly Sixth Street Gallery)
Vancouver, WA
March 2 – 27, 2011
Cut & Paste is a show celebrating art forms that incorporate craft elements, as well as experimentation with various media in the spirit of “cut and paste”. There are no rules stating what you can or cannot do and artists are encouraged to think outside of the box. This exhibition is open to collage, assemblage, altered books, journals, handmade books, mail art, photomontage, recycled arts and any other two- or three-dimensional art form that is true to the spirit of “cut and paste”.
Submissions
Artists are invited to submit up to three pieces for jurying. There is a jury fee of $25. The jury fee is $15 for youth artists 14 years or younger and for MOSAIC Arts Alliance members.
Instructions
Artists may submit slides, photos, or digitals.
Download Entry Form: www.sixthstreetgallery.com/CutandPaste2011.pdf
Visit website for information: www.gallery360.org
Questions
If you have questions please call 360-693-7340 or email Kelly at
Gallery 360
(formerly Sixth Street Gallery)
111 W Ninth Street, Vancouver, WA 98660
360-693-7340
www.gallery360.org
Torpedo Factory Art Center: Nest
Deadline: February 11, 2011 (ONLINE) or (RECEIVE)
Nest
Torpedo Factory Art Center
Target Gallery
Alexandria, VA
April 2 - May 15, 2011
Nest is an all-media juried exhibition that is open to all artists. This exhibi examines the nest as a symbol for home and refuge. Artists are asked to respond to the theme of nests and how they view this symbol, literally or conceptually.
Limitations
Work should be less than 15 feet overall (height + width + length), with no one dimension measuring more than 7 feet. Final measurements must be inclusive of frame, if applicable. Weight may not exceed 150 pounds. All entries must have been conceived and created by the artist submitting the work. All work selected must be ready for exhibit: 2D work must be framed with secure hanging devices; 3D work must be suitably prepared with instructions for installation. The gallery reserves the right to reject work that differs from submitted images.
$35.00 Entry Fee--This $35 covers 3 pieces of artwork for entry. Each additional pieces is $10.
Juror:
Gretchen Shermerhorn, Artistic Director for the Pyramid Atlantic Arts Center in Silver Spring, Maryland.
Download the prospectus: www.torpedofactory.org/Nest_0Prospectus.pdf
Visit website to apply online: www.torpedofactory.org/targetcallforentry
Target Gallery
Torpedo Factory Art Center
105 North Union Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
Call: 703-838-4565
Email: targetgallery@torpedofactory.org
Nest
Torpedo Factory Art Center
Target Gallery
Alexandria, VA
April 2 - May 15, 2011
Nest is an all-media juried exhibition that is open to all artists. This exhibi examines the nest as a symbol for home and refuge. Artists are asked to respond to the theme of nests and how they view this symbol, literally or conceptually.
Limitations
Work should be less than 15 feet overall (height + width + length), with no one dimension measuring more than 7 feet. Final measurements must be inclusive of frame, if applicable. Weight may not exceed 150 pounds. All entries must have been conceived and created by the artist submitting the work. All work selected must be ready for exhibit: 2D work must be framed with secure hanging devices; 3D work must be suitably prepared with instructions for installation. The gallery reserves the right to reject work that differs from submitted images.
$35.00 Entry Fee--This $35 covers 3 pieces of artwork for entry. Each additional pieces is $10.
Juror:
Gretchen Shermerhorn, Artistic Director for the Pyramid Atlantic Arts Center in Silver Spring, Maryland.
Download the prospectus: www.torpedofactory.org/Nest_0Prospectus.pdf
Visit website to apply online: www.torpedofactory.org/targetcallforentry
The Target Gallery, national exhibition space of the Torpedo Factory Art Center, promotes high standards of art by continuously exploring new ideas through the visual media in a schedule of national and international exhibitions. The gallery hosts nine exhibits annually--some juried, some curated--featuring a variety of themes and artists. In an effort to keep our perspective challenged, our exhibits are usually composed of artists outside of the Torpedo Factory and represent artistic views from around the world.
Target Gallery
Torpedo Factory Art Center
105 North Union Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
Call: 703-838-4565
Email: targetgallery@torpedofactory.org
Canadian Quilters’ Association: National Juried Show 2011
Deadline: February 15, 2011 (RECEIVE)
National Juried Show 2011
Canadian Quilters’ Association/
Association canadienne de la courtepointe
University of Western Ontario
London, ON
May 25-28, 2011
Entry Categories
Original design Abstract Wall quilts explore shapes, textures, colours, lines or suggest representations of people, places or objects and demonstrate personal expression and originality in design, colour and/or techniques.
Original design Representational Wall quilts depict landscapes, portraits and pictures that are fairly accurate and realistic; may be whole cloth, appliqué, collage and/or any combination of techniques.
Traditional Wall quilts, original interpretation, are based on traditional-style piecing and/or appliqué, using blocks and/or
patterns in the public domain; with pleasing colour combinations and approaches to combining the blocks.
Traditional Wall and Bed Quilts, from patterns or books, are based on traditional style piecing and/or appliqué, made from
published patterns or books. (Written permission to use the pattern from both the designer and publisher is required as part of the entry.)
Bedquilts, original interpretation, are functional quilts to be used on a specific sized bed – crib to king.
Wearable Art, original interpretation, consists of a garment or outfit constructed using quilting techniques, with some quilted areas.
Entry Requirements (truncated)
❏ Credit must be given to the author, teacher, artist, etc. who inspired the work.
❏ Direct products from kits, workshops, books or patterns will NOT be accepted with the exception of items entered under Traditional quilts made from patterns or books category.
❏ Acknowledgement must be given to anyone participating in the execution of the work.
❏ Work must have been completed after January 1, 2009.
❏ Work must NOT have been shown in a Canadian national-level juried/judged quilting exhibition/competition prior to May 2011.
❏ Entry is open to all Canadian residents, Canadian citizens, and CQA/ACC individual members. (If you are not Canadian you
MUST be a CQA/ACC member to enter).
❏ Artists submitting works from outside of Canada will be responsible for all customs arrangements and transportation costs.
Entry Fee: $25 for members or $50 for non-members.
Digital Images: Send one CD-ROM per entry.
Download Entry Form: www.canadianquilter.com/2011-Call-for-entry.pdf
Visit website for additional details: www.canadianquilter.com
National Juried Show 2011
Canadian Quilters’ Association/
Association canadienne de la courtepointe
University of Western Ontario
London, ON
May 25-28, 2011
Entry Categories
Original design Abstract Wall quilts explore shapes, textures, colours, lines or suggest representations of people, places or objects and demonstrate personal expression and originality in design, colour and/or techniques.
Original design Representational Wall quilts depict landscapes, portraits and pictures that are fairly accurate and realistic; may be whole cloth, appliqué, collage and/or any combination of techniques.
Traditional Wall quilts, original interpretation, are based on traditional-style piecing and/or appliqué, using blocks and/or
patterns in the public domain; with pleasing colour combinations and approaches to combining the blocks.
Traditional Wall and Bed Quilts, from patterns or books, are based on traditional style piecing and/or appliqué, made from
published patterns or books. (Written permission to use the pattern from both the designer and publisher is required as part of the entry.)
Bedquilts, original interpretation, are functional quilts to be used on a specific sized bed – crib to king.
Wearable Art, original interpretation, consists of a garment or outfit constructed using quilting techniques, with some quilted areas.
Entry Requirements (truncated)
❏ Credit must be given to the author, teacher, artist, etc. who inspired the work.
❏ Direct products from kits, workshops, books or patterns will NOT be accepted with the exception of items entered under Traditional quilts made from patterns or books category.
❏ Acknowledgement must be given to anyone participating in the execution of the work.
❏ Work must have been completed after January 1, 2009.
❏ Work must NOT have been shown in a Canadian national-level juried/judged quilting exhibition/competition prior to May 2011.
❏ Entry is open to all Canadian residents, Canadian citizens, and CQA/ACC individual members. (If you are not Canadian you
MUST be a CQA/ACC member to enter).
❏ Artists submitting works from outside of Canada will be responsible for all customs arrangements and transportation costs.
Entry Fee: $25 for members or $50 for non-members.
Digital Images: Send one CD-ROM per entry.
Download Entry Form: www.canadianquilter.com/2011-Call-for-entry.pdf
Visit website for additional details: www.canadianquilter.com
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