Upcoming Exhibition Deadlines - June 9 - June15, 2013

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Artists: Are you looking to date, but tired of online dating?
The Dating Ring
(New York NY)
Looking for a better way to meet and connect with fellow artists in NYC? Tired of online dating and forced networking that don't result in real connections? Especially in fields such as art, where you're often working independently or with only a few other people [that you would really not want to mix work and pleasure with..], NY can be a difficult place to form new relationships. The Dating Ring gives you an opportunity to meet fellow artists and creatives, for everything from dating to co-working to sharing job opportunities.

What is this? In short, if Grouper and Pandora met on OkCupid and had a super smart baby, it would be The Dating Ring. The network is invite / application only, and composed of attractive, accomplished, 20 and 30-somethings - including a lot of creative professionals in the arts. Everyone meets me, Lauren (a fellow singleton, 'pro' online dater, Brown '11 grad (where I majored in love) and founder of a 4-year-old babysitting company, SmartSitting) in person, and I do the work for you, of setting you up with your next soulmate or cuddle buddy.

The personal touch of matchmaking is then combined with the powers of technology and a super smart matching algorithm in the works, that improves with dating feedback. Aside from meeting everyone in person and screening out the weirdos, the network is a much lower pressure layer on top of 'real' life, meant to connect the dots of living it up in NYC. We live in an amazing city with amazing people and a billion amazing things we could be doing every day - but everyone, and everything, is so disconnected. I match members up on group dates, some 1-on-1 dates, and arrange group outings to arts and culture related events. The network is just a fun way to keep living your normally awesome, amazing life, but with a few more people to do that with. Or it. Or whatever.

You can view current members here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/458120044281868/?fref=ts , my rambly 'blog' here: thedatingring.tumblr.com and my personal Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/laurenikay .
How to join?: Fill out the application / private profile here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1cXYLSNsT5djJNil-zP41PIfcSu6NKQ0ZLto4WeAZPAI/viewform  . If you look like a good fit, I will ask to meet in person over drinks, with a few fellow newbies. We're in a trial run now, so all setups are free.

Does this all sound ridiculous? That's cause it is. So is love. The loneliness of NYC makes me sad and I’m going to be my crazy self and try to fix this problem, yenta style.



Multi-Porpose Gallery Space Available during July-August 
Momenta Art
(Brooklyn NY)
Momenta Art is seeking artists/designers and other creative people to rent our exhibition and office space while our exhibition program is closed during July and August. The space is available for a variety of purposes, including exhibitions, events, photo/video shooting and performance rehearsal etc. Our space is 1150sft, with high ceilings, and located in a building known as an active art hub at 56 Bogart Street, right across from the entrance of Morgan L-stop. The fee for a month is $2200. The length of rental is negotiable. Please contact us at in...@momentaart.org for inquiry.



Call for Art - Infinite Earth

Type: Exhibition Opportunities [View all] 
Posted by: VSA / Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Deadline: 06/09/13

In/finite Earth: A national juried exhibition of emerging artists, ages 16-25, with disabilities.

Deadline: June 9, 2013 at midnight

In/finite Earth asks emerging artists to showcase work that illuminates innovative viewpoints at the intersection of environmentalism, creativity, and disability. Regardless of continent, country, or culture, over six billion people draw sustenance from the shared resources of our planet, repercussions for which are still unfolding. In/finite Earth is a call to artists to engage in the physical, emotional, and creative ties we share across our planet, and present their artistic perspectives regarding the natural world, sustainability, and our collective future. 

Fifteen artists will be selected for an exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution and share $60,000 in cash awards.

For more info and to enter: http://tinyurl.com/infiniteearth


Open Call - Color War Summer Group Show Recession Art (Brooklyn NY) Submissions are open for Color War, our summer group exhibition at 47 Bergen Street.
Color War curated by the Recession Art staff, is now open for submissions. To lighten and brighten up the festive season of summer, Recession Art will mount the exhibition Color War, a show to celebrate the joy and possibility of color in art. We’re putting a challenge to artists to show us the most rich, vivid, and vibrant artwork possible. We’ll be looking for works that put the summer sun to shame, bringing the heat into the gallery and forcing us to keep our sunglasses on indoors. This exhibition will be limited to flat work, with a maximum dimension of 24 x 24 inches and preferably smaller. All submitted works must be ready to hang on the wall, with a focus on works on paper, canvas, or wood. All works must be available for sale and be less than $500. Let the battle begin! Color War will be held July 11 – August 9 at the Recession Art gallery (47 Bergen Street in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn). Artists are responsible for delivering their work the week of July 8th and for picking up their work the week of August 12th. Recession Art takes a 50% commission on all art sold at our shows or through our contacts. No single work of art can be priced over $500. Our submission fee is $30. 100% of this income goes toward the space rental for Color War. Website: http://recessionartshows.com/submit



Show in Small Produce Shop

Open Produce is looking for artists to show their work in the shop. Since we are a store, we are seeking work that will contribute to the existing atmosphere of the space without distracting from the food. We are open to work of various themes, styles and moods, from artists of any background.

One or two artists will be featured at a time. Wall-hanging (paintings, prints, photos etc.) and food-safe (ceramic, glass, wood bowls etc.) submissions are welcome. New work will be specially showcased in monthly “art openings,” which Open Produce will advertise and photograph. We are happy to serve as a reference for a competitive, curated art show on your resume!

Artists are asked to price their work, and Open Produce will take just 15% of all sales. Art sales will transact between Open Produce and the buyer, and we will distribute sold work to buyers and return unsold work to the artist at the end of the month-long showing period. Open Produce will provide basic packing material (boxes, newsprint, tape). Artists and buyers will be responsible for all transportation.

Artists are strongly encouraged to come visit the store and note specific spaces available to show work, prior to submitting photos. This way, you will be able to gauge if/which of your work is appropriate to submit. We can discuss display options at that time as well.

Please contact Sean by emailing a...@openproduce.org for more information. We look forward to meeting with you!


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Artist In Residence program Starry Night (Truth or Consequences NM) ** Application deadline extended to June 10th 2013 ** The Artist In Residence program at Starry Night Retreat provides artists, writers, and researchers with the opportunity to live and work within a small, creative community. Located downtown in the historic hot springs district of Truth or Consequences, a small rural New Mexico town, Starry Night is a place where writers, artists, and researchers can find quiet solitude and focus on their work. Open year round, residencies are a minimum of two weeks and a maximum of one year. The residency includes private lodging and shared studio space. Recent graduates, matriculated students, and emerging artists are encouraged to apply. Depending on the institution, credit for residency may be available. For more information visit: http://www.starrynightretreat.com/residencies/ Eligibility: Emerging and established visual artists, artist teams, writers, and researchers engaged in the creation of new work. For online application and complete guidelines please visit: http://starrynightretreat.com/residencies/apply/ Application fee: none Residency fees: The cost to participants is $300 per week or $1100 per month. Participants may apply to bring their partner, spouse, or creative partner as well for an additional $175 per week. Financial Aid: Based on merit and documented need, there is limited financial aid available. Financial aid requests cannot exceed more than 50% of residency fees. For more info on Financial Aid: http://www.starrynightretreat.com/residencies/financial-aid/ Starry Night is dedicated to creating programs that support and nurture artists and their careers with the Residency programs and the Exposure program. The Exposure program brings the work of contemporary, emerging artists to Miami for exhibition during Art Basel Weekend. The Exposure program is for artists who wish to gain rapid exposure at the largest art fair in the Americas, and are looking to secure relationships with the top galleries, dealers and collectors. For more information please visit: http://www.starrynightretreat.com/exposure/

RANSOM - Give us your word you want to be in this show! Wayfarers (Brooklyn NY) RANSOM: Give us your word you want to be in this show! Hello Friend! Thanks for your interest in participating in Ransom. Here's the skinny: First, you agree to participate by clicking to the Submission Site (and paying the $10 fee). https://wayfarers.submittable.com/submit After our application deadline (June 10th), we'll write a story that uses the same number of words as the number of committed participants - whether it's 50 or 5000. (You're welcome to represent more than one word, but you'll need to hit the ole' submit button and pay the ole' ten bucks for each word.) Then, each committed participant will be "assigned" one of the words from the just-written story to represent (not to interpret); this show is all about the words themselves! In the fall, Wayfarers will install all the words on the walls of our Brooklyn gallery in the order they appear in the narrative. We'll also host an exhibition opening for the participating artists that will double as a "release party" for the story. Only participants and gallery visitors will be ever be able to read the story in its entirety. (All participants will receive documentation of the show/story.) Our thoughts about your word: A variety of approaches to representing your word are welcome - drawing, painting, printmaking, doodling, photography, relief sculpture, collage, etc, but the final representation you send to Wayfarers must be: A clear and legible representation of the word itself. Easily wall hang-able with push pins, simple brads or tape (Absolutely no shelf-mounted works, no floor-standing pieces, and nothing that requires pedestals or wall anchors.) Not Fragile (no glass or ceramic works, but you could make the work out of a fragile material and then send us a photograph of it.) 8.5" x 11" or smaller Mailed to us (or delivered) with return postage and any shipping/packing materials. **Works can be but aren't required to be for sale. Wayfarers will retain 50% of any sales. Key Deadlines and Dates: June 10th - Application Deadline (You commit to participate.) July 29th - Word Assignment (We let you know what word you'll be dealing with.) September 16th - Word Submission (We receive your representation of the word.) November 8th - Release Party/ Exhibition Opening Thanks for giving us your word! brooklynwayfarers.org Website: http://wayfarers.submittable.com/submit


Nelson Gallery's 14th Annual Juried Show Type: Exhibition Opportunities [View all] Posted by: Nelson Gallery Deadline: 06/11/13 Nelson Gallery, a nine member artist owned gallery in Lexington, Virginia, invites artists in NC, SC, VA, WVA, PA, MD, DE, DC to submit entries for 14th ANNUAL JURIED SHOW. No theme. Juror: internationally known painter LANGDON QUIN (MFA Yale, distinguished educator, Fulbright Fellow, NEA Grant, member elect National Academy of Design). JUNE 11 DEADLINE for August 2013 show. $1000 Best in show, additional cash awards and solo gallery show in 2014. 2D/3D work up to 50 inches. 3 digital entries/$30. More information and download prospectus at in...@Nelson-Gallery.com.


Summer ARTiculated 2013 OSilas Gallery at Concordia College (Bronxville NY) Summer ARTiculated A Juried Exhibition & Sale OSilas Gallery at Concordia College, Bronxville, NY July 11 – August 11, 2013 An open call for artworks in any medium. Eligibility & Details: Summer ARTiculated is open to artists age 18 and over, residing in the USA. Artists may submit up to 3 works for consideration. All work must be original and created within the last 3 years. All work must be for sale. If chosen, artists are responsible for delivery of work and all wall art must be ready for hanging. Deadline is June 11. How to Apply: Artists may submit 3 works for consideration either by mail or email. Each entry must include 2 images of each artwork, one with detail. All images must be high quality jpeg format. Image file names must correspond with the artist’s name (1MSmith, 2 MSmith etc). In addition, please attach a description of the work, an artist statement and resume. There is a $30 entry fee. Do not submit physical artwork for the application process! Visit http://osilasgallery.org/2013/05/13/735/ for instructions on how to submit your work. Jury & Selection Process: Pieces will be juried by a 5 member panel. The deadline to apply is June 11, 2013. Artists will be notified of acceptance status via email on or before June 21, 2013. Works will be selected based on skill, technique and originality, related to the theme of Summer. Website: http://osilasgallery.org/2013/05/13/735/


The Watermill Center Residency Program
Click HERE to download the Fall and Spring residency guidelines as a PDF Click HERE to apply online to The Watermill Center Residency Program for the 2014 Season.  Applications are due June 12, 2013, at 5pm EST.  Click HERE to view a slide show of artists at work during the Fall 2011 / Spring 2012 Residency Season. The Watermill Center Residency Program began in 2006, when the Center officially opened as a year-round facility. Over the course of the program, up to twenty collectives or individual artists take up residence at the Center to create collaborative works that critically investigate, challenge, and extend the existing norms of performance practice. By June of 2013, the Center will have hosted over 100 residency groups. The Residency Program, which runs from January to June and September to December, gives young artists the opportunity to utilize The Watermill Center as a home and a workshop to create and develop their own work. Each residency varies in length according to artists’ and project needs and generally lasts from two to six weeks, when artists have a concentrated period to focus on their work. Residencies are chosen by a distinguished international selection committee composed of artists, academics, and cultural leaders across all disciplines. In addition to creating and developing their work, artists share their creative process at Watermill with the community through open rehearsals, workshops, and artist talks. We believe this is an important growth experience for young artists as they learn to talk about their work, interact with the public, and receive audience feedback as they move forward in the process of creation. The Center supplements these public gatherings with lectures, seminars, screenings, educational partnerships, internships, and other creative engagements throughout the year. Watermill is part of a growing international network of like-minded institutions and offers resident artists the opportunity for personal and artistic development within this network of contacts. For example, residents have gone on to (or will) perform at the New Museum, PS122, Clocktower Gallery, Americas Society, Performa, the Donaufestival near Vienna, Kampnagel in Hamburg, CPR - Center for Performance Research, Baryshnikov Arts Center and other institutions. The Watermill Center Residency Program is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. Application Process Video  


Call for 2014 Site-Specific Artist Installations at Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site

Deadline Type: fixed
Deadline: 6/13/2013
Call Type: Other Calls
Eligibility: Chicago
Suburbs
Illinois
National
International
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Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site in Philadelphia is currently accepting proposals for its 2014 season of site-specific artists installations. Maximum funding is $7,500 per project. The deadline for proposals is June 13, 2013. 

 

For guidelines, helpful hints, and FAQS, visit:

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Easternstate.org/art

 

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Eastern State Penitentiary
2027 Fairmount Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19130
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Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site was once the most famous and expensive prison in the world, but stands today in ruin, a haunting world of crumbling cellblocks and empty guard towers. Known for its grand architecture and strict discipline, this was the world’s first true “penitentiary,” a prison designed to inspire penitence, or true regret, in the hearts of convicts.

Its vaulted, sky-lit cells once held many of America’s most notorious criminals, including bank robber Willie Sutton and Al Capone.

Tours today include the cellblocks, solitary punishment cells, Al Capone’s Cell, and Death Row. A critically-acclaimed series of artists installations is free with admission.

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Contact Name: Sean Kelley
Contact Email: s...@easternstate.org
Contact Phone Number: 215-236-5111 x13
Contact Fax Number: 215-236-5289
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Eastern State Penitentiary
2027 Fairmount Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19130
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Submit your best work to SIGGRAPH Asia 2013’s Art Gallery now!
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 13 June 2013, 23:59 UTC/GMT
SIGGRAPH Asia 2013
(Hong Kong Other)
Future/Past

The SIGGRAPH Asia 2013 Art Gallery exhibition in Hong Kong will reflect the public domain as demonstrated by artists all over the world whose creativity is empowered and emboldened by their access to digitally-enabled means of expression.

At the Art Gallery, proposals are highly welcomed for art works and artistic installations that utilize digital technology including visual and sound works, public and private Augmented Reality (AR) installations, visual and sound focused performance installations, and in addition papers and talks that demonstrate visions of art for gallery contemplation and public spaces, excellence in the field of curatorial installation within museum venues, and theoretical papers discussing art in the context of technological determinism and contemporary art.

Submitted works will be reviewed by an international jury, and selected works will be exhibited in a gallery space with additional virtual augmented reality works displayed throughout the convention center and outside in virtual public spaces during SIGGRAPH Asia 2013.

For more information about how to submit your best work, please visit http://sa2013.siggraph.org/en/submitters/art-gallery.html 


MSKCC Brooklyn Infusion Gallery Call for Proposals
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
(New York NY)
One of the world’s premier cancer centers, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center is currently accepting submissions for the 2013-14 exhibition program at the Brooklyn Infusion Center, centrally located at 557 Atlantic Avenue. BIC is focused on delivering chemotherapy to New York-area patients in an innovative and art-filled environment. To facilitate this goal, local artists are invited to submit proposals each year for a site-specific installation; four artists will be selected to realize their vision in our storefront gallery space for 3 months of the following exhibition schedule, starting in September 2013. All mediums are encouraged, however we are looking for visual striking proposals that will utilize the whole space and be visible from the street. A maximum of 2 weeks will be allotted to each artist to install his or her project and each artist will be awarded a $2000 stipend. Additionally, we welcome submissions of work to be displayed in the adjacent clinical areas.  Works on view in the clinical areas must be framed and/or ready to install. The theme for the upcoming 2013-14 exhibition cycle is Roots: Drawing Connections Through Community. Please read the full description of the theme below before submitting your proposal.

Proposals should either be marked as INSTALLATION PROPOSAL or ARTWORK PROPOSAL to indicate whether you are submitting a plan for a site-specific installation or two -dimensional work to be exhibited in the adjacent clinical area. Artists may submit work for both areas. Please email proposals to:

Holly Shen Chaves

The deadline for submission is Friday, June 14, 2013

Artists submitting Installation Proposals should include:
• A written description of no more than 500 words of how you plan to use the space
• A visual component – images, short videos, photographs –  which will help illustrate what your installation will look like and/or photos of previous similar projects
• Artist statement
• Resume/CV

Artists submitting Artwork Proposals should include:
• a high resolution .JPG of the work you would like to be considered, titled with your LASTNAME_TITLE and sent in a downloadable format
• a checklist that details: Title, Date, Medium, Dimensions, and Price of each work
• Artist statement
• Resume/CV


Roots: Drawing Connections Through Community

Founded in 1884, the roots of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center run deep. With over 125 years of providing the highest quality cancer treatment, it’s no surprise that the patients, families, doctors, nurses and staff who serve as the foundation of the MSKCC network consider themselves a tightly knit community. Like the roots of a plant that push deeper while also expanding outward to the left and right, the MSKCC community is constantly in growth. The rotating exhibition of artistic commissions at the Brooklyn Infusion Center is just one among many ways in which MSKCC engages the greater community, but it also has a strong parallel in visual representation. Line – whether bold and angular or sinuous and organic – is a fundamental component of artistic expression. The expansion of line in space mirrors the linear growth of underground roots, offering a useful metaphor for the MSKCC community and the way that it links individuals together through a shared history and mission. For its 2013-14 installation season, BIC invites the community of artists here in Brooklyn and the greater New York-area to submit proposals that reflect on the notion of collective, community roots through the use of line. 


The Landscape


The Landscape  June 14 - July 5, 2013 

Opening Reception June 14, 7-9pm  with  Artist Demo by Jackie Lakely 

Judged by Martina Nehrling - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Two Honorable Mentions &
People’s Choice - Cash prizes awarded

OPEN CALL EXHIBIT for artwork with landscape as the subject. Any size or medium accepted.

Drop off work June 8- 12 | Pick up work July 6-10

Hanging Fee for up to 3 works, 
OPAL members $15./piece, 3rd piece is $10. ($30. for 3 pieces) 
Non-members $25./piece, 3rd piece is $15. ($65. for 3 pieces)
All works submitted with hanging fee will be exhibited


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17th Annual NO DEAD ARTISTS: National Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Art
Jonathan Ferrara Gallery
(New Orleans LA)
Jonathan Ferrara Gallery is pleased to announce the 17th Annual No Dead Artists National Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Art. The exhibition will take place September 3rd – 28th, 2013 with an open call for artists’ submissions from January 20th - June 15th.

The exhibition was created in 1995 to give a voice to emerging artists. Now in its 17th year, No Dead Artists has become an exhibition that has time and again discovered new and emerging talent and is one of the most celebrated art exhibitions in the South.



Important Dates
February 1st - June 15th    Open National Call For Artists
June 15th        Deadline for Submission
July 15th        JURY SUBMIT RESULTS, WINNERS NOTIFIED
September 3rd - 28th      Exhibition on display at Jonathan Ferrara Gallery
September 7th                17th Annual No Dead Artists Opening
September 28th      Solo Exhibition Winner Announced

Applying

To apply, log on to www.jonathanferraragallery.com and click on the NDA 2013 Banner at the bottom of the homepage. If you do not already have one, create an entrythingy® account and begin uploading your resume, artist’s statement and five images of your work which you would like to submit for the show. Good luck!


28 Fellowships at our June 15th Deadline!
Vermont Studio Center
(Johnson VT)
The Vermont Studio Center is excited to announce 28 fellowship awards for artists and writers--including the new Grace Paley Fiction Fellowship--available at our upcoming deadline. Applications must be received by June 15, 2013. Visit www.vermontstudiocenter.org/fellowships for more information and eligibility details. To apply online through our new SlideRoom  application, visit www.vermontstudiocenter.org/apply, or vsc.slideroom.com.



Autumn Glass - A Public Art Exhibition in Highland Park, IL


 Artists and Art Organizations!

You are invited to participate in the "Autumn Glass" project !

Autumn Glass follows a very, very successful Winter Mosaics project in Highland Park, IL. Artists are paid $3500 for their works .. and you keep the artwork when the public exhibiting ends. This is a wonderful chance to raise awareness of glass art before a Art loving loving community. Please reply with any questions ... or forward to others that might like to be involved!
 
Larry
 
LAWRENCE HILLMAN
HILLCO HOLDINGS INC.
POB 608 - HIGHLAND PARK, IL USA 60035

P Think Green ... Resist Printing ... Save Trees!
The Project  Autumn Glass is privately sponsored to bring creativity and interest to the art loving community of Highland Park. Selected works will be prominently displayed in landscaped islands along the Central Avenue Shopping District from September 1, 2013 to January 30, 2014.

 

Commissions  $4000 will be paid for each commission ... and the works remain property of the Artist. A $500 material allowance will be paid upon awarding the commission with the remaining $3500 paid upon delivery of the Artwork. An additional $1000 will be awarded the "Best in Show Artist." Sponsors will pay shipping costs for works originating outside the Midwest. After the exhibition works not claimed by the Artist within 48 hours of notice will be donated to The Art Center of Highland Park. Return shipping costs are the Artists responsibility.

 

Format  All works must be translucent as they will be viewed from both front and back. Possible media include (but are not limited to) stained glass, glass-on-glass, fused glass or painted glass). They must be made to withstand winter weather conditions and be 36" tall x 60" wide with a 1/2" thick by 1/2" wide perimeter so the work "slides" into a frame.

 

Schedule  Colored sketched and images of past works are due by 5 pm, June 15, 2013 and should be emailed to lwhi...@gmail.com. Selected artists will be informed by June 30 and the $500 material allowance checks will follow immediately. Completed works are due in Highland Park for installation at 10am on August 30th.

Questions  Please direct any questions or comments to lwhi...@gmail.com
Thank You for Your interest in this project!
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Call for Sculpture: Indoors & Out

The Krasl Art Center (KAC) seeks new sculpture and sculpture-related project proposals by contemporary artists and curators. The KAC displays fine art in its main galleries (2,000 sq ft), experimental installation-based projects in its artlab (367 sq ft), and permanent and temporary public art on its grounds and throughout surrounding communities. 

To have your artwork or proposal considered, please submit an artist statement and/or proposal statement, current cv and 10-15 jpg images. Materials may be emailed to tmi...@krasl.org, or sent via snail mail to Krasl Art Center, Attn: Curator, 707 Lake Blvd, St. Joseph, MI 49085. All materials will remain on file for 1 year for consideration in upcoming exhibition and public art opportunities. No phone calls please. 

The Krasl Art Center in St. Joseph, Michigan is a regional art center and accredited art museum located 90 miles east of Chicago, Illinois.  Since opening its doors in 1980, the KAC has remained committed to collecting contemporary sculpture. Artists in the collection include George Rickey, Richard Hunt, Michael Dunbar, Jon Isherwood, and Dale Chihuly, among others. The KAC offers national, historical and contemporary exhibitions in its main galleries, and showcases installation by emerging artists in the artlab. Classes at all levels of expertise in a variety of mediums are offered in the KAC studios throughout the year by both regional and premiere artists.  

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ARTErra is a art residency placed in the heart of Portugal in a small village.

Here you can find the quietness, the resources and tools to develop you´re artistic and creating work
Prepared to receive multidisciplinary projects at the same time, you´ll have not just a comfortable house but also work rooms, facilities, tools, and human resources that will make you´re tasks and goals easier.

Please contact us if you are thinking in doing a art residency.

We extended our deadline for the 2nd semester 2013 to 15th June.

Mail:arterr...@gmail.com                                         

Phone-(351)963779054                  


We also have a facebook page
and twitter


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FotoFilmic'13 - Attached-to-Film

Type: Exhibition Opportunities [View all] 
Posted by: FotoFilmic
Deadline: 06/15/13

FotoFilmic is a new global curatorial platform dedicated to contemporary film photography worldwide. To celebrate its official launch, Fotofilmic is organizing FotoFilmic'13: a massive 6-month film photography competition open to all film photographers around the globe (Dec 15th, 2012 - June 15th, 2013).

F/F'13 is a 2-step call with 1st a 90-film-photographers online ShortList and 2nd an internationally juried exhibition (catalogue + cash prizes) featuring 30 winners at the Positive Negative Gallery in Vancouver, CA (August 1st - 17th Exhibition Dates).

The ShortList has 3 parts with separate deadlines and online publications, as FotoFilmic releases 30 selected photographers every 2 months.

DEADLINES:
SHORTLIST PART CLOSED: March 1st Winners announcement + March online publication (1 Winner/Day)

SHORTLIST PART 2: 04-15-2013

SHORTLIST PART 3: 06-15-2013

SUBMISSION FEES AND PROCESS
$25: 3 entries
$30: up to 10 entries

Submissions:


Four Points Contemporary- 1st Biannual International Competition & Annual All Media Exhibition- Prizes $1,100 6dFour Points Contemporary- 1st Biannual International Competition & Annual All Media Exhibition- Prizes $1,100 Developed to advance the finest in visual art, Four Points Contemporary is holding its 1st Biannual Juried International Competition and 1st Annual All Media Juried Online Exhibition to recognize the best in undiscovered talents. Does your work push boundaries? Are you unafraid of taking risks without sacrificing artistic integrity? Four Points Contemporary seeks artists of your caliber. Over $1,000 in awards will be distributed to all winners both in competition and exhibition plus Special Recognitions and Honorable mentions. The contest is open to all visual artists globally at any level of their career, 18 years and older. All mediums and styles are accepted including but not limited to three-dimensional works. For details visit www.fourpointscontemporary.com http://fourpointscontemporary.com//page.php?page_id=6 HideBasic Info Deadline Type: Fixed Deadline or Post Expiration: Monday, July 15, 2013 Link: http://fourpointscontemporary.... HideContact Information Contact Name: Ahyor Thompson Contact Email: in...@fourpointscontemporary.com


Future Art Masters Exhibition (FAME) Online Exhibition

Type: Exhibition Opportunities [View all] 
Posted by: American Artists Professional League, Inc.
Deadline: 06/15/13

Online Exhibition -- National Call for Entries

Open to all art students of colleges and art institutions. Up to 5 entries per student may be submitted for selection in the same media only; however, only one entry per artist will be accepted. Works only in Representational or Traditional Realism will be considered. Original oil, acrylic, water-media, mixed media, pastel, graphics and sculpture.

There will be two classes for submitting work: Students under the age of 19, and Students 19 years of age and above. All accepted artists will be eligible for Cash and Merchandise Awards. All award winners - up to the age of 25 - will be eligible for an AAPL scholarship based on 501 (c) (3) conditions and an accredited art institution’s faculty support. Please see our Prospectus for all details.



Questions: off...@aaplinc.org


MIA open call for video art & experimental films Type: Exhibition Opportunities [View all] Posted by: MIA at the Armory Deadline: 06/15/13 The MIA series screens the work of artists using the moving image. Curated by video artist Alanna Simone, MIA presents new work every 4th Friday at the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena, CA. Submissions are accepted on a revolving basis and there is no entry fee. The entry form is online: http://MIAscreen.com/submissions Please email your questions to: s...@MIAscreen.com Moving image art includes experimental film, video art, installation art, performance art, essay films and animation.


NPS, SD / Badlands National Park Residency / Call for Artists
Deadline
June 15, 2013
For more information visit:
Overview
The Artist in Residence program at Badlands National Park was 
founded in 1996 and is open to all professional artists. Writers, 
composers and all visual and performing artists are invited to 
interpret this wind-swept environment through their work. The 
program provides time for artists to get away from everyday 
responsibilities to focus on their surroundings and their medium.
Minimum of four weeks and up to six weeks. Also offers a
reimbursement for expenses up to $300. Residencies are available
between March 15 and May 15 or September 15 through November 15
of each year. Deadlines June 15 and December 15.

Eligible media
Literary Arts, Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Music


Open Call for Artists COOHAUS (New York NY) COOHAUS is now accepting submissions for the first open call group show on July 11 - 23, 2013 Everyone who submits their work will have the opportunity to be included in the group show. One artist will be selected by COOHAUS jury for a solo exhibition, which will be held on December, 2013. Please submit your application materials to COOHAUS by SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 2013. There are two parts for the application process; Part 1 is electronic submission, and Part 2 is shipment to COOHAUS. There are two separate deadlines for each. Please refer to Guidelines and Rules below.* ** We accept electronic submissions via email or CD-ROM. Submission fee is $100, which will cover expenses such as jury invitation, opening reception, and the curation and marketing of the exhibition. Once the gallery confirms the delivery of your application materials and fee, you may send us your artwork for the group exhibition to COOHAUS, 547 West 27th Street #307, New York NY 10001 by July 6th, 2013. Artwork must be 8 x 11 inches in size and two-dimensional, such as photographs and works on paper, canvas or wood panel. * Do not ship actual artwork before gallery sends you a confirmation email. ** All application materials (EXCEPT for your original artwork for submission) will not be returned. CHECKLIST: PART1: ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION (email or CD-ROM) A single ZIP file containing application materials: 1. Application Form (Click to download) 2. Five digital images of your past work 3. Image list with title, year, material, and size. 4. CV or Resume 5. Artist statement 6. Payment ($100) 7. Due by Saturday, June 15, 2013 PART2: SHIPMENT TO COOHAUS 1. Original artwork to be exhibited in the group show 2. Due by Saturday, July 6th, 2013 GUIDELINE AND RULES: Five digital images of your past work: i. JPEG format only, images must be 72 dpi and not exceed 1MB ii. File name should include artist name and image number. (Example: LastName_FirstName_Number) 2. Image list has to include image number, title, year, medium, and dimensions. (Example: 1, Untitled, 2013, Oil on canvas, 10x10 inches) 3. Original artwork for the Group show: i. Dimensions for your submission work must be 8 x 11 inches. ii. It must be two-dimensional, able to be hung on the wall. iii. Please indicate title, year, material, size, and signature on the back. iv. The work will be mailed back within 2 weeks after the show. 4. All materials must be submitted as a single zip file, with its title indicating your name. 5. Payment method: The application fee of $100.00 may be paid using credit/debit card. (fill out information in the application form) or money order or cheque payable to 'John Park - COOHAUS' with your submission work. 6. You will get an email from us acknowledging the receipt of your application, with a set of instruction for shipping your submission work to COOHAUS. Please hold on to your actual work until you get this email. SUBMIT TO COOHAUS: coo...@gmail.com or 547 West 27th Street #307, New York, NY 10001 www.COOHAUS.com Website: http://www.coohaus.com/coohaus-open-call-for-artist


Unbound Vol. III ArtisTree Gallery (Woodstock VT) UNBOUND Vol. III ~ Art using the book as a material / format Call for entries to UNBOUND Vol III, the 3nd annual juried exhibit of unique works of art using ‘the book’ as a material or format. Presented by ArtisTree Gallery and Pentangle Arts Council, in conjunction with the Bookstock Festival in Woodstock, VT. Open to all 2D and 3D, installation, and assemblage artists who are working in New England or New York. Juror: TBA. Cash prizes awarded. Visit- http://artistreevt.org/unbound-entry/ for full entry guidelines. Website: http://artistreevt.org/unbound-entry/

Vermont Studio Center Application Deadline! June 15, 2013 Johnson, Vermont http://www.vermontstudiocenter.org/


Vermont Studio Center Fellowships: Apply by June 15th Type: Residencies, Workshops, Exchanges [View all] Posted by: Vermont Studio Center Deadline: 06/15/13 The Vermont Studio Center is excited to announce 28 fellowships for artists and writers--including the new Grace Paley Fiction Fellowship--to be awarded at our upcoming deadline. Applications must be received by June 15, 2013. Visit www.vermontstudiocenter.org/fellowships for details. To apply online, visit www.vermontstudiocenter.org/apply, or vsc.slideroom.com.


VIDEOHOLICA 2013 [OUT OF FOCUS!] OPEN CALL Type: Exhibition Opportunities [View all] Posted by: Videoholica Association Deadline: 06/15/13 VIDEOHOLICA 2013 6TH EDITION [OUT OF FOCUS!] OPEN CALL FOR VIDEO ART 1 – 5 AUGUST 2013, VARNA, BULGARIA VIDEOHOLICA International Video Art Festival in Varna, Bulgaria starts the new open call for video art submissions for its 6th edition. The 6th VIDEOHOLICA will take place between 1st and 5th August 2013 in Varna, Bulgaria. The theme of VIDEOHOLICA 2013 is [OUT OF FOCUS!]. This year's VIDEOHOLICA festival will be composed of the following sections: video art, short films and animation. VIDEOHOLICA 2013 will again award the following prizes: First Prize – GOLDEN VIDEOHOLIC Second Prize – SILVER VIDEOHOLIC Third Prize – BRONZE VIDEOHOLIC Award for young Bulgarian author – YOUNG VIDEOHOLIC The 6th VIDEOHOLICA has a submission fee of EUR 10. VIDEOHOLICA 2013 will accept both regular mail applications as well as online applications. Videoholica 2013 Terms and Conditions & Application Form: www.videoholica.org


Women In Charge! SOHO20 Chelsea Gallery (NEW YORK NY) Women in Charge! Women are rising to great political power in societies around the world and we are just beginning to see a shift occur as more women step into positions of global leadership. This is just the beginning. SOHO20 is hosting an exhibition to celebrate women leaders and to provoke discussion and action about what more can be done to give young people inspirational role models, to provide fair opportunity to women regardless of race and class, and to cultivate a human race that values good ideas and strong ethics based on their quality and not gender. WOMEN IN CHARGE! is an open exhibition (all work accepted*) of artists working in all media that address the power and value of our women leaders. Leaders past, current and what we imagine them to be in the future. This group exhibition will explore this topic individually through artists works and collectively as a whole. SOHO20 will have a printed invitation that artists can pick up at the gallery. We will not mail cards out to artists due to costs. All participating artists names will be featured on the SOHO20 website at www.soho20gallery.com and an opening reception will take place on Thursday July 18th that is free and open to the public. A panel discussion in conjunction with the exhibition is being planned and details are TBD. Stay tuned for further information. DEADLINE: Saturday June 15, 2013 A complete prospectus can be found on our website. ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists 18 years and older, working in any media. Performance artists are encouraged to submit stills or video of work. Please email the gallery for live performance inquiries. in...@soho20gallery.com ENTRIES: SOHO20 will accept works in any media provided it meets the requirements stated below. SOHO20 reserves the right to reject any work that does not meet the requirements or work that is misrepresented in the online application. All work that meets the requirements will be accepted and exhibited for the duration of the show. What to submit -a jpeg of the work to be exhibited via our online application process. (10MB limit) Work should be no larger then 16 inches in any direction. All work must be ready to install with any necessary hardware. (i.e. If work is unframed and you want it hung with magnets, include the magnets.) Video is accepted, the artist must supply all equipment and materials for mounting it on the wall and be available for installation. No exceptions. Artist’s will be notified in the event that SOHO20 cannot accept any further works. Work is accepted on a first come first serve basis. ***If SOHO20 installers feel the work cannot be hung as is it may be omitted from the exhibition. ENTRY PROCEDURE: $40 per image. Applications MUST be uploaded online. Please include a brief artist’s statement (limit 500 words) and a one-page resume. These are cut and pasted in to the “profile” portion of your application. Please include title, date, medium, dimension, price for each work submitted. Work need not be for sale. SOHO20 takes a 40% commission on sales. Once you’ve completed uploading your information you must click SUBMIT and pay the $40 application fee via paypal. Paypal will send you an email notification, SOHO20 will not send a submission confirmation, please consider the paypal notice confirmation of your submission. ACCEPTED WORKS: All complete submissions are accepted for exhibition unless the artist is notified otherwise by SOHO20. Please do not email or call the gallery to find out if your work is accepted. Follow the guidelines and assume it is. Website: http://soho20gallery.com/women-in-charge/
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