An Open Call is coming.
Tiny Books, single sheet.
The 2013 Festival (September 6-21) is open to anyone who wants to produce their own show. For some, it's a once-a-year opportunity to create a show; for professional companies, it can be an opportunity to try something new. All shows are accepted.
Registration Deadline: June 3
BEFORE REGISTERING:
Please read through the 2013 Artist Checklist for important deadlines.
Entries due:
Tuesday, April 30th, 2013
Jurors:
Lesley Martin, Publisher of the Aperture Book Program
Andy Adams, Creator of FlakPhoto.com
Raw is a juried photography competition in which the top 40 images will be selected by a juror for a group exhibition at the Noyes Gallery at Kramer Hall.
Art In City Hall is issuing a call for artists for the upcoming exhibition focused on recent graduates of art colleges from the Philadelphia region. Recognizing the Philadelphia region for its large number of quality art programs, the next exhibition aims to highlight the next crop of emerging artists soon to impact Philadelphia’s vibrant visual arts scene.
Philadelphia Sculptors is seeking artists interested in giving an artistic spin to the sport of bowling. Artists will be provided with one or more wooden bowling pins to adapt into sculptures. Selected sculptures will be exhibited at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia from June 17 – 22, 2013 and then auctioned off to benefit Philadelphia Sculptors. Artists will receive 30% of the proceeds from sold works and one artist will receive a “Best in Show” award of $100.
A national juried show of handmade artist books-- editions or one-of-a-kind--sculptural, traditionally bound, book objects, altered books and broadsides are encouraged.
This show is open to a wide interpretation of the theme – tell a story or expose hidden layers; reveal emotions or make us laugh – truth or fiction. You choose!
Twitter Art Exhibit: Los Angeles is the third installment of an open international exhibition of handmade postcard art for charity, donated by hundreds of participating artists from around the globe.
A talk with Yaddo President Elaina Richardson.
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation recently awarded Yaddo a major grant to fund residencies for artists from their eight key cities, including Akron. This presentation for our local artists is part of a national effort by Yaddo to identify and recruit eight of the highest-level talented artists from those cities, with special efforts dedicated to underrepresented communities and emerging art forms.
cWOW's annual Metro Show is one of the oldest and most respected juried small works exhibitions in the metro region. "Metro" originally referred to our tradition of moving the show by rail to its many host cities. Today, we use all forms of transportation, while maintaining our original commitment to bring challenging contemporary art into people's everyday lives.
Metro 29 | OPEN CALL
Eligibility | OPEN TO ALL ARTISTS
Any media, style or subject. Unselected entries from previous Metro Shows are eligible for re-entry
