Information Services : Competitions
August 2008
Entries in bold are entered the first of each month.
New Entries are added during the month, with posting dates in orange.
Public Art Opportunity. The Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission, in conjunction with Sacramento County, invites artists to submit qualifications for potential inclusion in a pre-qualified artist database for upcoming public art opportunities at the Sacramento International Airport. This project, with a budget of $5 million, is the largest public art project in the history of the County. A number of selection panels will be established to review applications for the purpose of establishing a pool of qualified artists working in a variety of media. Media appropriate to the Airport Art Program includes sculpture, ceramic, mosaics, art glass, multi-media, artist-designed lighting elements, or any other durable materials suitable for long-term exposure in an airport environment. Information of the Airport Art Program and an application form may be found at: http://www.sacmetroarts.org/calls-for-artists.html. Deadline: 8/4/08.
Action Sports Film Contest. The Oregon Sports Authority's fourth annual Portland Action Sports Film Contest is offering amateur filmmakers the chance to show off their filmmaking skills as Portland gets set for the AST Dew Tour's Wendy's Invitational, 8/21-24 at the Rose Quarter. Films less than five minutes in length can be submitted online at www.oregonsports.org/action. Action sports fans are encouraged to rate and comment on each of the films submitted. The film contest winner will have their film shown on the Rose Garden big screen during the AST Dew Tour, plus receive four VIP passes to the event. Deadline: 8/8/08.
Call For Entry for 2008 Juried West Coast Paper Art Exhibition. West Coast Paper, the Puget Sound Group of NW Painters and the Kirsten Gallery invite artists to enter their original 2-dimensional works for jury consideration for The West Coast Paper Art Exhibition. Visit http://www.wcpc.com/page.php?id=231 for guidelines and application. Deadline: 8/8/08.
Call for Submissions for Envisioning a Future: an exhibit at the South Seattle Community College Art Gallery from 9/22 – 10/24. The SSCC Art Gallery is seeking submissions for Envisioning a Future. This exhibit aims to provide solutions both realistic and imaginative to current or impending environmental problems. Art work created through sustainable methods or materials is encouraged. Envisioning a Future hopes to feature challenging art work which will provide viewers with an understanding of the increasing issues which are related to human interactions and interference with the natural world and its resources. For additional information please contact Renée Rhodes: Phone 206.764.5337 or Email: rrhodes@sccd.ctc.edu. Please mail all submissions to:
Art Gallery Coordinator - Renée Rhodes, South Seattle Community College Art Gallery, 6000 16th Ave SW, JMB 135, Seattle, WA 98106. Deadline: 8/8/08.
Call for Artists for 10th Annual Juried Port Townsend Art Show. The Port Townsend Arts Commission and Northwind Arts Alliance are seeking entries for “Expressions Northwest”, the Tenth Annual Art Port Townsend Juried Art Competition which takes place in October. Works in both two- and three- dimensional forms, including photography, are eligible. A total of $2,600 in cash prizes will be awarded. Additionally, merchandise awards will also be presented. The juror for this show will be Barbara Shaiman, Director (artistic and managing) of the Seattle Art Museum, Art Sales and Rental, for the past 18 years. A non-refundable entry fee of $25 is required for a maximum of three slides or printed image entries per artist. Artists must be at least 16 years of age and a resident of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, or British Columbia. For more detailed information, including an entry form, please visit http://www.artporttownsend.org. You may also call 360.379.3025, e-mail sguinup@olypen.com or send a SASE to: APT Juried Show, 2409 Jefferson St., Port Townsend, WA 98368. Deadline: 8/11/08.
Call to Sculptors. Artists in Action, The City of Keizer, OR and the Keizer Chamber of Commerce invite Oregon sculptors to participate in the “Keizer Public Arts/Art Walk”. This is a project in which sculptors will be paid to display their works for one year in designated areas along River Road in the City of Keizer. Special events will help to celebrate the installation of each sculpture. It is the hope of the sponsoring organizations to make the project an annual event. For guidelines and an application ontact: Bruce Fontaine, AIA President, 503.371.3972 or e-mail: fontainebl@comcast.net. Send submissions to: Artists in Action/Keizer Sculpture Entries, PO Box 2684, Salem, OR 97308-2684. EXTENDED Deadline: 8/15/08.
Call for Artists. The Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center invites visual artists from Washington, Oregon and Idaho to submit their work to a juried theme art exhibit. The exhibit is titled APPLE ART. Each artwork will incorporate the apple as a major element of the work. The City of Wenatchee is the “Apple Capital of the World” and this exhibit celebrates the Apple in Wenatchee and the reopening of the Museum’s Apple Industry exhibit. APPLE ART will be on view in the Main Gallery of the Museum 9/5-10/25.
Applications are available online at http://www.wenatcheewa.gov/Index.aspx?page=506.
Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, 127 South Mission, Wenatchee, WA 98801, billr@wvmcc.org, 509.888.6247. Deadline: 8/15/08, 4pm .
Craft USA seeks entries to its National Craft Triennial. Works in basketry, ceramics, fiber, glass, jewelry, metal, mixed-media, paper, and wood accepted. $1,000 first prize. Contact: www.silvermineart.org. Deadline: 8/15/08.
Art in the Round seeks submissions to its 2008 publicly juried online competition for U.S. fine craft artists. Original interpretations of the vessel form, including bowls, platters, teapots, vases, urns, and other artful vessel forms are sought. $6,500 in awards. Entry fee. Contact: www.artintheroundcontest.com. Deadline: 8/15/08.
Playwright Competition. Aurora Theatre Company seeks submissions to its Fourth Annual Global Age Project. Works from both emerging and established playwrights that address important issues and concerns of the 21st century. Potential topics include the environment, childcare, automation, cloning, life-span, currency and communications. Four first prizes of $1,000 plus travel stipend. Contact: Aurora Theatre Company, Attn: GAP, 2081 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA 94704 or www.auroratheatre.org/gap. Deadline: 8/15/08.
Downtown Plaza Public Art Design for Redding, CA. A Permanent Outdoor Site-Specific Installation. Now accepting submissions from experienced professional artists and/or art teams to create both a site-specific conceptual plan for the Downtown Plaza’s pedestrian corridor and the first phase of the installation. Work in a variety of durable media and forms will be considered. Project budget is $50,000. See complete details at www.reddingart.org. Deadline: 8/15/08.
Yale Drama Series seeks submissions of plays for the David C. Horn Prize. $10K prize plus publication and staged reading. Original, unpublished, full-length plays are sought. Contact: Yale Drama Series, P.O. Box 209040, New Haven, CT 06520 or 203.432.0960 or http://yalepress.yale.edu/yupbooks/drama.asp#rules. Deadline: 8/15/08.
Sculptures Sought. La Conner Arts Commission seeks entries to its Fifth Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition. $100 Stipend. Contact: Chris Rische, divecoldh20@cablespeed.com or Mit Harlan, mith@dunlaptowing.com. Deadline: 8/15/08.
Sculptural Pursuit Magazine seeks submissions of sculpture, painting and poetry for its annual competition. Publication awards. Entry fee. Contact: www.sculpturalpursuit.com/goto/competition. Deadline: 8/18/08.
The Center for Fine Art Photography call for entries for Our Environment; the Good, Bad, and the Ugly. This exhibit will tell a story of the human foot print left on this earth. This exhibition is for those who consider themselves nature conversationalists and just photographers with a conscience. It's time to go green. The exhibition is open to all domestic and international, professional and amateur photographers working with digital or traditional photography or combinations of both. $900 in Awards. Information and online submissions at The Center for Fine Art Photography, www.c4fap.org or email questions to cfe@c4fap.org. Contact: Bill Guy, The Center for Fine Art Photography, bill.guy@c4fap.org, 970.224.1010. Deadline: 8/18/08.
Call for Entries for 2008 Sundance Film Festival. Open to short films, feature films and documentaries. Entry fees. Contact: www.sundance.org. Deadline: 8/18/08 (early).
Call for Artwork for Decay at Sixth Street Gallery. An aesthetic interpretation of the various forms, stages, and manners of decay, and its effects in and upon the world around us. The passage of time brings the natural decay of our bodies and our faculties Buildings are abandoned and left to crumble, changing the boundaries of our cities and nations. Moral and cultural decay eat away at individuals and societies form within. Life is change, and decay an inevitability, but decay can be just as much a force for rebirth as for ruin. 2-D & 3-D welcome to participate in the October show (10/1-11/2) at the Sixth Street Gallery, Vancouver, WA. For an entry form visit www.sixthstreetgallery.com or call 360.693.7340. Deadline: 8/20/08.
La Femme Film Festival and Screenplay Competition seeks submissions by women filmmakers. Categories: Narrative Feature, Documentary Feature, Screenplay, Short Film, Commercial/PSA and Music Video. Entry fee. Contact: info@lafemme.org or http://lafemme.org. Deadline: 8/20/08 (extended).
Asleep at the Wheel seeks Entries for Political Art Show. Asleep at the Wheel seeks politically charged submissions from artists in the Pacific NW. Submitted works should feel like campaign materials (posters, yard signs, buttons, bumper stickers, etc.) but all submissions will be reviewed. 2-D entries are preferred but 3-D entries will be considered. The exhibit will take place in Seattle in September, 08. Selected artwork will be displayed along with the "Unembedded" exhibit: 4 independent photojournalists perspective on the war in Iraq. For details on submitting artwork, please visit: www.asleepinseattle.com. For questions, please email: submission@asleepinseattle.com. Deadline: 8/22/08.
(posted 8/6/08) Seattle seeks artworks by emerging Northwest artists. The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, in partnership with Seattle Public Utilities (SPU), seeks to purchase existing two-dimensional artworks by emerging Northwest artists for SPU’s Portable Works Collection. The call for artworks is open to emerging artists who live in Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho or British Columbia. All types of two-dimensional media will be considered, with special consideration given to colorful artworks. An emerging artist is an artist in the early stage of his or her career (generally five years or less), or is an artist who has caught the eye of an art critic and/or gallery, but has not yet established a solid reputation. There is no age requirement. Artists may or may not have gallery affiliation. Students are not eligible to apply. Visit http://www.seattle.gov/arts. For more information, contact Curator Deborah Paine at 206.684.7132 or deborah.paine@seattle.gov. Deadline: 8/25/08.
Call to Artists for Día de los Muertos Exhibit (10/17-11/7). The Maude Kerns Art Center (Eugene, OR) invites artists to submit to the 15th annual Día de los Muertos exhibit, featuring two- and three-dimensional work relating to the theme of the Mexican Day of the Dead. The Día de los Muertos celebration blends the ancient harvest rituals of the Aztec god of death and the Christian holidays of All Saints and All Souls days. Entries will be judged from five color images on CD. For a prospectus/application form, contact the Art Center at 541.345.1571 or visit the Center’s website at www.mkartcenter.org. Deadline: 8/29/08.
Call for Entries for Visual Politics, Art and The American Experience presented by The Santa Cruz Art League (10/25-11/23) in Santa Cruz, CA and will be juried by Peter Selz, Professor Emeritus of Art History at UC Berkeley, Founding Director of Berkeley Art Museum, and Author of "Art of Engagement". He will grant 3 equal awards. Also, Honorable Mentions will be given. Open to U.S. residents. All 2-D and 3-D media; oil, acrylic, watercolor or comparable media; mixed media, photography, graphics and sculpture. $20 per slide (4 maximum 4 slides per artist). Non-members $20/slide, members $15/slide. Maximum of 3 slides. For more information, visit http://www.scal.org or send a SASE to: Santa Cruz Art League, 526 Broadway, Santa Cruz, CA 95060. Questions? Contact Cindy Liebenthal at cindy@scal.org or call 831.426.5787. Deadline: 8/29/08.
International Design Awards 2008 (IDA08) are now accepting entries. This juried competition was created to recognize, celebrate and promote legendary design visionaries and to uncover emerging talent in architecture and interior, fashion, product, graphic and fashion design. Winners of IDA08 will be celebrated at a cocktail party and week-long reception in Los Angeles or New York in December 2008. Promotion and publication will also be awarded. For more information go to: www.idesignawards.com/08. Deadline: 8/30/08.
Georgia Theatre Conference seeks submissions to its One-Act-Play Competition. Full-length scripts. Musicals not accepted. Multiple submissions allowed. Cash prizes. Contact: Jimmy Bickerstaff, jbickerstaff@valdosta.edu or www.georgiatheatreconference.com. Deadline: 8/30/08.
Gold Lion Film Festival seeks submissions of short films and videos. All genres, 45 minutes max. Works of social commitment that illuminate the human condition are sought. Entry fee. Contact: goldlion@realnet.co.sz or www.goldlionfest.co.sz. Deadline: 8/30/08.
Call to artists - all regions, all mediums. The Open Studios Press, creator of New American Paintings, is pleased to announce a new series of juried artist catalogs called Studio Visit, a nationally focused publication that presents all two- and three-dimensional work. Each volume includes approx. 150 artists. Each selected artist will be provided with one full page that will include a full color image, contact information and a brief artist statement. Each volume will be juried by a professional curator and produced to the highest quality standards that can be used as a valuable promotional tool. Once published, Studio Visit will be mailed to 1,500 of the nation's top galleries and curators and a growing subscriber base. Additionally, participating artists will receive a complimentary issue of the publication, and they will be able to purchase additional copies at a discount to send to galleries, collectors, friends and family. The competition is free to enter, however, artists will be responsible for a $225 production/distribution fee if selected. Download guidelines at http://www.studiovisitmagazine.com/indexjpegs/studiovisitsubmission.pdf. If you have questions, please email: info@studiovisitmagazine.com. Postmarked Deadline: 8/30/08.
(posted 8/6/08) The Ink-Filled Page is currently accepting fiction, nonfiction, and artwork submissions for the fall quarterly issue. Literary Submissions: Fiction submissions can be short stories or novel excerpts, and the nonfiction section is open to personal narratives and essays. While all genres are welcome, special interests include travel, multicultural themes, feminism, and magical realism. Limit submissions to 5,000 words, one submission per candidate. Authors who submit more than one piece will not be considered. Artwork Submissions: Artwork submissions are open to all mediums, but pieces must be submitted electronically. Winning pieces are selected based on composition and originality. We are looking for pieces that highlight the human experience—show us the good or the bad, be surreal or real, but make sure that whatever you submit connects us, human to human. Limit three submissions per candidate. Selected authors and artists earn publication and will receive a complimentary copy of the annual anthology. Authors will also receive professional editing services on the selected story. Submissions will be accepted via our online submission form at www.indigoediting.com/submissions. Contact: Ali McCart, Senior Editor, Indigo Editing, LLC, 503.629.9216. Deadline: 8/31/08.
Very Short Fiction Award from Glimmer Train Press . $15 fee. Cash prizes and publication. Contact: www.glimmertrain.com. Deadline: 8/31/08.
Call for Artists from Fireplace Gallery at Mt. Hood Community College to submit high-resolution jpg images, resume and artist's statement for monthly solo exhibits 11/08-6/09. No commission, no fee. Contact: Pam Kuretich at pam.kuretich@mhcc.edu or call 503.491.7260. Deadline: 8/31/08.
2009 Niche Awards, sponsored by Niche Magazine, seeks craft entries. Categories include: ceramics, fiber, glass, metal, wood, jewelry, home furnishings, mixedmedia, narrative, recycled, polymer clay and more. Entry fee. Contact: www.americancraft.com. Deadline: 8/31/08.
Submissions for Exhibitions Sought. Josefa Kate gallery in Portland, OR is now accepting submissions from Northwest artists to exhibit during the second half of 2008 and 2009. All traditional media considered. Josefa Kate is located in the old Attic Gallery space at NW 10th and Hoyt in the Pearl District. Include 8-12 images of your work, either hard copy prints or a CD of digital images, and a resume/CV which includes contact info, exhibition history, awards, education, etc.. We will do our best to return your materials only if a SASE is provided, but cannot guarantee this so please do not submit originals. Submissions may be dropped off in person between 10am and 6pm, or mailed to: 525 NW 10th Avenue, Portland, OR 97209. Feel free to contact the gallery with any questions: Phone: 503.222.3850 or 971.255.1546; E-mail: studio-one-eleven@comcast.net. Deadline: 8/31/08.
Artwork Sought by Gallery. Chemeketa Community College Art Gallery seeks work for the 2009-2011 seasons. The gallery has 6 shows during the academic year, exhibiting regional, national dna international artists. All mediums considered for solo and group shows. Exhibits that present the human condition, diverse viewpoints or reflect the college’s art disciplines are especially encouraged. For a prospectus, visit www.chemek.cc.or.us/collegelife/arts/gallery or email lmack5@chemeketa.edu or call 503.399.6093. Deadline: 8/31/08.
David Calicchio Emerging American Playwright Prize seeks entries. New and emerging playwrights are encouraged to submit unproduced work with a distinctive voice. Full-length plays accepted. $2,500 award plus travel and accommodations. Contact: davidcalicchio@marintheatre.org or www.marintheatre.org. Deadline: 8/31/08.
22nd Annual Arts for the Parks Competition. Traditional artists, digital artists and photographers are asked to submit work that represents the beauty and grandeur of US parks. Contact: http://artsforparks2007.wordpress.com. Deadline: 8/31/08.
(posted 8/6/08) Rhodes – Hill Mural Project: Request for Qualifications. The CODA program is seeking an experienced mural artist to produce an original painting on the eastern face of the building in Memphis, TN. Artists’ materials shall be reviewed for selection by a panel of community members and stakeholders. Artists should be prepared to work with community members, college students and stakeholders to facilitate the final design. The selected artist will be announced on or before 12/1/08. Installation timeframe shall be determined by the selected artist in consultation with project stakeholders and community members. The selected artist shall be assisted by Rhodes College students and CODA staff in support roles. Wall dimensions: 148.5 ft. long x 78.6 ft. tall. Area available for painting: 7,472 sq. ft. centered in the upper ¾ of the wall. Budget: $70,000 including materials, equipment and artist fee. Contact: CODA Program, 210 Hassell Hall, Rhodes College, Attn: Madison Avenue Mural, 2000 North Parkway, Memphis, TN 38112. Deadline: 9/1/08.
Call for Artists: The Guardino Gallery is looking for artists for their 2009 schedule. (beginning in June and ending the end of August) Interested in seeing work in all medium. We are also accepting submissions for Window installations. Call the Gallery at 503.281.9048 for an appointment to show work. Guardino Gallery, 2939 NE Alberta, Portland, OR 97211, http://www.guardinogallery.com. Deadline: 9/1/08.
National Small Sculpture Invitational 2008 seeks submissions. Work will be exhibited at the Desert Art Collection & Sculpture Garden near Palm Desert, CA. Contact: NSSI, Art & Sculpture Consulting, 73570 Woodward Drive, Palm Desert, CA 92211 or www.artandsculpture.us. Deadline: 9/1/08.
Best of the West Invitational 2008 seeks submissions from artists of a painting that they consider to be best piece completed that year and that captures a distinct regional feeling of the West. Contact: NSSI, Art & Sculpture Consulting, 73570 Woodward Drive, Palm Desert, CA 92211 or www.artandsculpture.us. Deadline: 9/1/08.
Call for Artists for INTERPLAY. The University of Maryland Public Art Project announces a national competition, Interplay that blends several objectives: to create a dynamic environment for public and social engagement, to serve as a contemplative place for individuals to experience contemporary art, and to embrace the scholarly spirit of a distinguished institution of higher education and research. Requests for Qualifications are invited from experienced artists or artist/design teams, to develop a site-specific public artwork/s for the University of Maryland. The work will be part of the renovation of a courtyard in proximity to the university’s visual art and humanities buildings. Three individual projects will be considered, or a design that negotiates the entire space as one concept. The total budget for the project is $450,000. Deadline for completion is February 2010 with a Dedication Ceremony in April 2010. To receive project guidelines and submission requirements, please email Paula Mandelman at publicart@umd.edu or visit www.publicart.umd.edu. Deadline: 9/2/08.
2008 Write On the Sound Literary Contest. Included as part of the writers conference, Write On the Sound in Edmonds, WA from 10/3-5, the theme of this writing contest is "Lost." Entries accepted in fiction, nonfiction and poetry. Winners will be announced and prizes awarded on 10/4, 8:30 am at the Conference orientation and an anthology of the winning entries will be available. Rules: Entrants must be registered for the conference; Fee: $10 per entry – enter more than one category but only one entry per category; 1500 words or less; Original and not previously accepted for publication or production; Conference presenters, steering committee and affiliates of Edmonds Arts Commission are not eligible. Visit http://www.ci.edmonds.wa.us/ArtsCommission/wots.stm for more information on the conference and contest. Deadline: 9/5/08.
Center for Documentary Studies/Honickman First Book Prize in Photography seeks applications. $3,000, publication of a book of photography, and inclusion in a traveling exhibition. $35 entry fee. Contact: CDS, 1317 W. Pettigrew St., Durham, NC 27705 or http://www-cds.aas.duke.edu/bp. Deadline: 9/5/08.
(posted 8/6/08) Call to Artists. CUBE Gallery is currently seeking submissions for their first juried show of masks and hats. Artwork submitted should be either wearable or otherwise follow the theme. Works sold as wearable must be well constructed and durable.
All works will arrive at the gallery ready to display. Work that is not able to hang should include a means of display. All work will be priced for sale, the gallery will retain a 35% commission. Works will by juried by Alyce Cornyn-Selby, the curator of America's national Hat Museum, located in the historic Ladd-Reingold House. Submit: 3-5 images. These may be 4 by 6 photographs or jepegs 4 by 6 inches at 300dpi; An artists statement; A check for $20 payable to CUBE Gallery; SASE if you want any materials returned. Contact: CUBE Gallery, 4136 SE Hawthorne Blvd., Portland, OR 97214, www.thecubegallery.com. Deadline: 9/6/08.
Call to Artists for The Forge and the Press: Metal Sculpture and Prints on Paper (10/17-11/16 in Tubac, AZ). This exhibition is a juried exhibition, open to all artists. All metal artwork is welcome. Printmaking of all methods, wood block, linoleum block, monotint, augmented color aquatint etc. on all substrates, e.g. paper, leather, cloth are welcome, excluding giclee digital images. Online form is at http://www.tubacartcenter.org/ForgePress.html. Complete the online form, upload the images and send the fee or manually complete the paper entry form, fee, CD(s) and, a self-addressed, stamped envelope and if you want your CS(s) returned, enclose an appropriate sized, self-addressed, stamped mailer to TCA, The Forge and the Press, PO Box 1911, Tubac, AZ, 85648. Postmarked Deadline: 9/10/08.
Gallery Seeking Artwork. The Nightingale Gallery of Eastern Oregon University is reviewing artwork in all media for solo, 2 person and curated group exhibitions for the January 2010-February 2012 schedule. Small honoraria for lectures/workshops and limited shipping reimbursement are possible. Insurance. Only digital submissions will be accepted, NO SLIDES. There is no prospectus. Send 20-300 dpi JPEG files approximately 7inches square (2100 pixels by 2100 pixels) on a CD which is readable on both PC and Mac platforms or a DVD for video and installations. Label the CD with your name. Label JPEG files with a number corresponding to a separate annotated image list. Include with your CD the corresponding image list (with artist’s first and last names, title, media, date and total dimensions of each work), a resume, an artist’s statement, exhibit proposal, SASE and $10 processing fee made payable to the Nightingale Gallery. Send materials to: Cory Peeke, Nightingale Gallery, Eastern Oregon University, One University Blvd., La Grande, OR 97850. Please allow at least 4 months from submission deadline for review of your materials. Questions: cpeeke@eou.edu. For more on the Gallery visit http://www.eou.edu/art/nightingale/NightingaleGallery.html. Deadline: 9/12/08.
(posted 8/6/08) Public Art Opportunity - Seattle, WA + King County Correctional Facility Lobby (2 projects). 4Culture is seeking an artist or artists from WA, OR, or BC (Canada) that can make the experience of visiting the King County Correctional Facility lobby more enjoyable for the hundreds of people that pass through it each day. The building already includes two major exterior integrated works: Martha Schwartz’ Jail House Garden and Benson Shaw’s Torus Torum. Both were installed when the building was constructed. Artist Made Seating Elements: Functional seating elements that can improve the legibility of reception functions, comfortably accommodate conversation, and help bridge the lobby’s disparate design elements are desired to replace existing wooden benches. Stairwell & Pedestrian Walkway: Integrated low-relief sculpture, murals, large-scale photographic prints, or light-based works are desired to activate the main passage between the first two floors of the building. This includes open space on either side of the facility’s public stairwell, landing wall, and west wall at the top of the stairwell facing an elevated pedestrian walkway. Artists with experience addressing a site-specific context and integrating their works into an architectural environment are encouraged to apply. Desired artwork will honor the activities of the jail, inspire hope, and introduce a sense of humanity and care to the currently chilly, institutional finish. Selected artist(s) will be expected to coordinate with personnel to determine security requirements. Visit www.4culture.org. Deadline: 9/15/08.
Smithsonian Craft Show seeks applications. 12 categories: basketry, ceramics, decorative fiber, furniture, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, paper, wearable art, and wood. Entry fee. Awards. Contact: 202.357.4000 or 888.832.9554 or craftshow@si.edu or www.smithsoniancraftshow.com. Deadline: 9/15/08.
Fort Warden Fourth Annual Wildlife and Nature Exposition presented by Washington State Parks seeking submissions from artists that produce wildlife and nature-related imagery. $100 fee. Contact: http://wildartexpo.org. Deadline: 9/15/08.
Annual Poetry Award from the Robert Frost Foundation. $10 entry fee. Contact: RFF, 439 S. Union St., Lawrence, MA 01843 or 978.725.8828 or www.frostfoundation.org. Deadline: 9/15/08.
RACC Opportunity: Invitation to Filmmakers. RACC invites filmmakers currently living in Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington Counties to submit original short videos for a new pilot project, Portland Art Happens. The goal of Portland Art Happens is to excite, stimulate, and inform the 50,000 monthly visitors to the RACC website by showcasing an array of short videos by local filmmakers that portray Portland’s vibrant art scenes. Selected videos will each be posted for two months and reach hundreds of thousands of viewers, providing great exposure to the selected filmmakers. Six short videos will be selected to run on the RACC homepage (www.racc.org) for a period of two months starting in late 2008. Six filmmakers will each receive a small honorarium of $200.  Download the guidelines for Invitation to Filmmakers (pdf). Deadline: 9/17/08.
(posted 8/7/08) Public Art Opportunity from Oregon Arts Commission. Portland State University, Student Academic and Recreation Center Portland, Oregon. The Art Selection Committee for the Academic and Student Recreation Center at Portland State University is seeking proposals from artists interested in the commission of artwork for this 180,000 square foot multi-use facility at PSU’s Urban Center Plaza in downtown Portland, Oregon. The Art Selection Committee is particularly interested in projects that use the student or other local population as subject matter, or that provide opportunities for student interaction or gathering. Budget: $325,000 which will include artist fees, fabrication, insurance, shipping, travel, installation, documentation and other project costs. This budget will likely be divided. Please review full application guidelines, available on our website:
http://www.oregonartscommission.org/public_art/current_opportunities_for_public_artists.php. Deadline: 9/17/08, 5pm.
Faith Lutheran Church seeks artist to create a Memorial Wall. Faith Lutheran Church seeks an artist to create a site-specific sculptural artwork on a wall in the Sanctuary of their church building located in Seattle, Washington. The selection will occur in two phases: 1) A selection panel will review all applications and select up to three finalists to develop artwork proposals. 2) Finalists will develop proposals and present them to the selection panel during interviews. Each finalist will receive a $250 fee to present artwork proposals to the selection panel. One artist will receive a commission of $10,000, inclusive of all costs to design, fabricate and install the artwork at Faith Lutheran Church. The competition is open to established professional artists who are residents of Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho and Western Canada. See project details, including submission requirements at: www.faithseattle.org/docs/call_for_artists.pdf. Questions? contact Betsy at events@faithseattle.org. Contact: Faith Lutheran Church, 8208 18th Avenue NE, Seattle, WA 98115, 206.523.9636, www.faithseattle.org. Deadline: 9/19/08.
Call for Art for The Way Of Peace/The Way Of Art (12/12/08-3/6/09). The Kingstad Gallery will be exhibiting works of art that further the causes of peace and reconciliation in our communities, our nation, and throughout the world. Awards: Best of Show, $100; Second, $50; Honorable Mention. Please see Artist Application and Prospectus for complete details. Information: Lora R Fisher/LRF Fine Arts, LLC. Director, The Kingstad Gallery, 15450 SW Millikan Way, Beaverton, Oregon 97006, http://www.kingstad.com/gallery/gallery_home, Lora@kingstad.com. Deadline: 9/29/08.
(posted 8/6/08) The Redding, CA Library - A Permanent Outdoor Site-Specific Installation. Now accepting submissions from experienced professional artists and/or art teams to create a unique piece of art that reflects the values of a free public library and stands as an icon to welcome all patrons. Project budget is $40,000. See complete details at www.reddingart.org. Deadline: 9/30/08.
Call for Proposals for Hanging Sculpture Installation. Clackamas Community College is seeking proposals for a hanging sculpture in the lobby of the Gregory Forum building on campus. The committee is interested in proposals that consider the use of natural and artificial lights, airflow, kinetic, and sound possibilities. Durability, safety and weight factors must me considered. Proposals should include: Letter of proposal addressing the concept, materials and installation needs; Images of past work, slides or CD; Resume; SASE if you want material returned. Contact: Rick True, Art Dept. Chair, Clackamas Community college, 19600 Molalla Ave., Oregon City, OR 97045, 505.657.6958 x2541, rtrue@clackamas.edu. Budget: $12,000. Postmarked Deadline: 9/30/08.
Call for Artwork for Naked Exhibition at Sixth Street Gallery. Uncovered, having no means of defense or protection, open, unarmed, defenseless. Void of elaboration diminution or concealment, open to view, bare and pure bewitching both body and soul. The basis of this show invites praise of the "Naked" form. The human body, mould, external three dimensional shape that houses our hearts, souls, and limbs. "Naked" is conceived to allow the artist freedom to create art with this image of the primal element of life, the human form, in mind. All two and three dimensional media are welcome to display in the November show (11/4-30) at the Sixth Street Gallery, Vancouver, WA. For an entry form visit www.sixthstreetgallery.com or call 360.693.7340. Deadline: 9/30/08.
Oregon Wild's 4th Annual Outdoor Photo Contest. Capture the beauty of Oregon's wildlands, wildlife, and waters, and you could win over $1,000 in prizes from sponsors such as Pro Photo Supply, REI, Common Ground Wellness Center, and others. It's free to enter and open to amateur and professional photographers of all ages. This year, we will award prizes to the best photos in the following categories: Wildlands; Wildlife; Waters; Endangered Places. Visit www.oregonwild.org for complete details, submission guidelines, entry form, and a list of our sponsors. No phone calls. Deadline: 9/30/08.
Iowa Short Fiction Award & John Simmons Short Fiction Award from University of Iowa Press seeking submissions from writers who have not previously published a volume of prose fiction. No entry fee. Contact: www.uipress.uiowa.edu/authors/iowa-short-fiction.htm. Deadline: 9/30/08.
Morton Marr Poetry Prize from Southwest Review which is given to previously unpublished poems in a traditional verse form, by a writer who has not yet written a book of poetry. $1,000 award. Entry fee. Contact: http://southwestreview.org. Deadline: 9/30/08.
One Minute Film Contest. The One Minute Foundation, a non-profit organization based in Amsterdam, is now accepting entries to the One Minutes Awards 2008 (11/30/08). Entries must be short films of exactly one minute that fit into one of five given categories: 1) One Minute of freedom; this is your minute to show whatever you want. 2) Small news; mini documentary, about the importance of and the love for apparently unimportant news. 3) Book or film, retold; a story from a book or a movie retold in exactly one minute. 4) Looking out of the window; videos like an eye, looking through the window of a house, flat, or a moving train. No editing allowed, but the location of recording has to be mentioned. 5) Junior; category for The One Minutes Junior (one minute makers, up to 20 years old). Contact: ineke@theoneminutes.org. For more information go to: www.theoneminutes.org. Deadline: 10/1/08.
Opera Singing Competition. Gerda Lissner Foundation seeks applications to its International Vocal Competition for operatic singers. Contact: http://gerdalissner.com. Deadline: 10/1/08.
Call for Entries: Shelter, A National Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Photography (11/7-29) . Architecture, habitat, sanctuary. Shelter is one of our most basic human needs—at once both physical and psychological. We derive great pride from the shelter we build. We seek shelter from the elements, from the storm, from harm. How can shelter be interpreted visually given its myriad manifestations? Go out. Seek shelter. Make shelter. Tell us a story. This exhibit will run at 23 Sandy Gallery, 623 NE 23rd Avenue, Portland. Contact Laura Russell, 23sandygallery@gmail.com, 503.927.4409. More information and entry forms at: http://www.23sandy.com/Shelter/Shelter.html. Deadline: 10/3/08.
Call to Pacific Northwest Printmakers. Portland-based Print Arts Northwest is accepting submissions for artist membership. Guidelines used by the Committee in assessing applicants’ submissions: 1. Applicants must reside in Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Montana, Alaska, Hawaii, or B.C; 2. Only original prints created by the printmaker seeking membership will be considered; 3. PAN defines an original print as two dimensional artwork in which the image has been created using printmaking processes (i.e. relief prints, intaglio, silkscreen, lithography, vitreography, digital, or any combination thereof. While monoprints and monotypes may be submitted, the committee encourages the inclusion of editioned prints if possible; 4. Reproduction prints (i.e. offset, photo, giclee) of existing artwork ARE NOT ACCEPTED, regardless of whether or not they have been produced in limited editions; 5. Students are not eligible for artist membership and prints completed under the supervision of an instructor are not accepted for review. Visit http://www.printartsnw.org for more information. Deadline: 10/11/08.
Int’l Songwriting Competition invites amateur and professional songwriters and musicians to participate. $30 fee/song. $100K,000 in prize money. Contact: ISC, 211 7th Avenue N, Suite LL-20, Nashville, TN 37219 or www.songwritingcompetition.com. Deadline: 10/15/08.
(posted 8/6/08) Call for Entries for 8th Annual Ashland Independent Film Festival (4/2-6/09). The festival takes place on the five screens of the intimate art-deco Varsity Theatre and at the Historic Ashland Armory - within a few blocks of each other in historic downtown Ashland, Oregon. Complimentary lodging is provided for all filmmakers, almost always within a short walking distance of our venues and the many fine shops and restaurants located downtown. Each year, over 90% of the seats at the ashland independent film festival are filled for all five days. Visit www.ashlandfilm.org. Deadlines & Fees: Early-10/17/08, $30; Late-12/8/08, $75.
Call for Artists for R U Evolved? Artists Reflect on Darwin @200 (1/11-2/27, 2009). Feb. 2009 marks Charles Darwin's 200th Birthday, and also the 150th Anniversary of On the Origin of Species (1859). Anticipating an outpouring of worldwide Darwin observances, artists are asked to consider the meaning of his life and work, and reveal any suitable historical or contemporary insights. Jurors are : Paul Von Blum, Sheila Pinel, and Mark Ballen. For prospectus visit www.circlesocal.org or write A Shenere Velt Gallery, 1525 S. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90035-4231. Deadline: 10/24/.08.
A Room of Her Own, A Foundation for Women Writers & Artists, seeks submissions to its 2009 Gift of Freedom Award. Poetry, Playwrighting, creative nonfiction, and fiction works are sought. Contact: AROHO, PO Box 778, Pacitas, NM 87043 or info@aroomofherownfoundation.org or www.aroomofherown.org. Deadline: 10/31/08.
T.S. Eliot Prize in Poetry from Truman State University Press . $25 reading fee. Contact: TSEP, TSUP, 100 E. Normal St., Kirksville, MO 63501 or https://tsup.truman.edu. Deadline: 10/31/08.
12th Annual Screenplay Competition from American Screen Writers Association. $10,000 in prizes and free networking and script development trip to Hollywood. Contact: www.asascreenwriters.com. Deadline: 10/31/08 (early).
Call for Film Submissions for touring MadCat Women’s International Film Festival. MadCat seeks provocative and visionary films and videos directed or co-directed by women. Films can be of any length or genre and produced ANY year. MadCat is committed to showcasing work that challenges the use of sound and image and explores notions of visual story telling. All subjects/topics will be considered. MadCat’s Call for Submissions is now exclusively for touring programs, which will travel to more than 20 venues across the United States in the Fall of 2009. Submission Fee: $15-$40 sliding scale. Pay what you can afford. International entrants may disregard the fee. For more details go to www.madcatfilmfestival.org. Preview Formats: VHS or DVD. Exhibition Formats: 35mm, 16mm, Super8, Beta SP, Mini DV, VHS, DVD. All entries must include a self addressed stamped envelope for return of materials. Previews will not be returned without a self-addressed stamped envelope. Early Bird Deadline: 11/3/08; Late Bird Deadline: 1/12/09.
Walt Whitman Award from Academy of American Poets for a collection of poetry by a U.S.
citizen who has not published a book of poems in standard edition. $5,000 prize. Entry fee. Contact: 212.274.0343 or cevans@poets.org or www.poets.org/awards. Deadline: 11/15/08.
Yale Series of Younger Poets from Yale University Press. Open to any American citizen under 40 years of age who has not published a book of poetry. $15 entry fee. Contact: http://yalepress.yale.edu/yupbooks/youngerpoets.asp. Deadline: 11/15/08.
(posted 8/7/08) 17th Annual Emerging Artists Exhibition. SlowArt Productions presents this exhibition and $3,000 in awards for all artists working in all mediums. It will be held at New York's Limner Gallery, March 2009. Visit www.slowart.com/prospectus/ea2009.htm. Contact: SlowArt Productions, 123 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534, slowart@aol.com. Deadline: 11/30/08.
River Styx, a multicultural journal of poetry, prose and art, seeks submissions from writers and visual artists for publication. Contact: River Styx Magazine, 634 N. Grand Ave., 12th Floor, St. Louis, MO 63103 or www.riverstyx.org. Deadline: 11/30/08.
Theodore Ward Prize/Call for African-American Playwrights. The annual playwriting contest sponsored by Columbia College Chicago Theater Center. Nationally acclaimed for recognizing the outstanding individual accomplishments of African-American playwrights, along with their growing importance to the shape and direction of American drama in our time. The goals of the contest are as follows: To uncover and identify new African-American plays addressing the African-American experience that are promising and producible; To encourage and aid playwrights in the development of promising scripts; To offer an opportunity for emerging and established playwrights of African-American descent to be exposed to Chicago's professional theater community through staged readings and/or fully mounted productions. For more information on the submission process, and prizes, please contact contest facilitator, Chuck Smith at 312.344.6136. Visit http://www2.colum.edu/undergraduate/theater/workshops.php. Deadline: 12/1/08.
Artwork Sought. If you are interested in displaying your artwork in the office of Portland City Commissioner Dan Saltzman please submit a few photos of your artwork that is a representative sample of what you want to display and and note what month in 2008-09 you are interested in. All artwork will be hung for the entire month and if any pieces are sold the artist keeps 100% of the profits. Email Sheila Pete at sheila.pete@ci.portland.or.us. All submissions will be analyzed for approval and if approved the artist will be confirmed for the selected month or if it has been filled, we will find a month that works. If an artist is not able to email photos they are welcome to send them by mail to: Sheila Pete, Commissioner Saltzman's Office, 1221 SW 4th Ave., Room 230, Portland, OR 97204. For more information you may call 503.823.4151.
NE Portland Call for Art. Small seasonal, open air, gallery needs a stable of two or three dozen prolific producers of traditional, two dimensional, hanging art who can consistently produce original pieces for under $200. All mediums acceptable and work may or may not be matted, mounted or framed. Please, no reproductions. Prints must be in short numbered series and signed. Contact Robert Tybie at citywidearts@yahoo.com. Accepted on an ongoing basis.
Call for Artwork. Exit Only, Portland's new all-ages music space, is in the midst of developing its visual arts gallery. Currently, all media and dimensions will be considered. Send links, images, and questions to s.e.wise.arts@gmail.com, or call 802.299.9770 for a run-down. Exit Only map, directions, and upcoming shows can be viewed at http://www.myspace.com/pdxexitonly.
Cultural Olympiad launches Artist Registry. VANOC has created an artist registry for individual artists and ensembles interested in participating in Cultural Olympiad and/or other Olympic and Paralympic Games programs. Designed as a programming resource, the registry will also serve as a central artist database that VANOC can reference for the development of future events. Submission guidelines are available at www.vancouver2010.com/en/CultureEducation/CulturalOlympiad/ArtistRegistry.
Florida Gallery Seeks Street Art. The 621 Gallery, a contemporary exhibition space in Tallahassee, FL, seeks entries for an exhibition dealing with contemporary street art scheduled for July 2009. Interested in themes relating to contemporary street art including graffiti, murals, stenciling, and guerilla art. Send us a CD of images (at 300 dpi) of your work, your contact info (mailing address, phone, email), and a short statement (1 page maximum) on why you make what you make. Send materials to: Street Art, c/o 621 Gallery, 621 Industrial Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32310. Deadline is ongoing, but first come first serve.
Vancouver (WA) Gallery seeking work. Sixth Street Gallery is a non profit, cooperative gallery in downtown Vancouver. Seeking artists interested in displaying on a monthly basis; all media is welcome. Please visit our website at www.sixthstreetgallery.com for more information.
Call for Artists' Roster by the City of Calgary, Alberta Canada. The City of Calgary Public Art Program seeks Expressions of Interest (i.e. Request for Qualifications) from experienced artists for inclusion in their Artist Roster. This call is open to local, national and international artists. The Artist Roster prequalifies artists for consideration on public art initiatives commissioned via limited calls (invitational opportunities) and/or direct award (single source) contracts. Artists added to the Artist Roster will have practical, demonstrated experience in the field of public art, including collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams. Expressions of Interest submissions are accepted on an ongoing basis. For information about the Public Art Program, contact Rowena James, Public Art Program Coordinator at 403.268.2843 or rowena.james@calgary.ca. To apply: Request Expression of Interest #05-008 from Edwin Whang, Buyer, Finance & Supply, phone: 403.268.4090, email: edwin.whang@calgary.ca.
Cascade Gallery is accepting proposals for the 2008-2009 Exhibitions. Cascade Gallery at Portland Community College Cascade Campus is looking for solo, themed group, artist studio/teams, video and multimedia presentations. Proposals for exhibitions are reviewed on an ongoing basis. Submissions for exhibitions are evaluated on artistic quality, relevance to curricula at PCC Cascade, and the variety of the exhibition schedule. The Cascade Gallery is an educational showcase committed to exhibiting work of high artistic quality with approximately 650 square feet. To apply for an exhibition, please send a cd of no more than 10 digital images. Please enclose the following: a letter of interest, an artist's statement, a resume or CV, an inventory image list: title, medium, dimensions and date of completion of all artwork. Material will not be returned unless directed to do so. Include a SASE for notification. Contact: Cascade Gallery, Director Jacqueline Ehlis, Portland Community College CA TH 102, 705 N Killingsworth, Portland, OR 97217, 503.978.5326, cascade.gallery@pcc.edu.
Talisman Gallery Seeking New Artist Member. The Talisman Gallery is a nonprofit premier cooperative fine art gallery and is currently seeking a new member. Seek artists who display mature work, and who have the ability to manage co-operatively with other working artists within an established fine art gallery that has been in operation since 1999. Talisman Gallery is a cooperative art gallery owned and managed by local Portland Metro artists. For details visit www.talismangallery.com. If you are interested please contact the gallery at gallery@talismangallery.com or 503.284.8800.
Call for Artists: Blackfish Gallery is taking applications for a site specific installation in our Fishbowl window adjoining the Gallery. The term is for one month shows open to all artists who have not had a window venue in the Pearl District in the last 12 months. Come by Blackfish in person for a proposal form; the Gallery is located at 420 NW 9th, 503.224.2634.
Call for Art of Legal Profession. LawGallery, distinguished art for legal professionals, is seeking original art depicting, portraying or exploring contemporary issues of law, history of law and/or symbols of law. Reproductions of accepted artwork will be offered for sale on www.LawGallery.com. Any medium which is two-dimensional is welcome - such as photography, painting, printmaking, digital or collage. Examples of subjects might include: Images which explore ideas of justice, judgment and/or law; Portraits of key figures in the field of law (such as prominent judges, lawyers, political or public figures who have shaped or are shaping contemporary law); Images/portraits of minority figures are particularly encouraged; Architectural images of court houses or other symbols of law; Historic trials or contemporary trials (no OJ please). While a review of prints currently on www.LawGallery.com might prove helpful, artists should not limit their work to either the subjects or styles currently on offer. This Call for Art is intended to broaden the scope of offerings on the website. To Apply: Email to info@LawGallery.com or Palma@LawGallery.com for details. Submissions are accepted on an ongoing basis.
Vorpal Space is seeking artist submissions for possible future shows in their downtown art gallery, as well as for placement in partner venues via our artist placement service. Vorapl Space is located in the heart of the Downtown Portland Arts District on the edge between the Pearl District and Old Town/China Town. Submit your artwork at http://www.vorpalspace.com/submission.php. Email submission can be sent to david @ vorpalspace.com. Paper submissions should be sent to: Vorpal Space Submissions, 328 NW Broadway, Suite 117 , Portland, OR 97209.
Poetry Submissions. Poetry Northwest, published biannually in March and October, welcomes your submissions. Submit no more than four poems at a time. Contact: David Biespiel, Editor, PNW, 4232 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR 97215 or 503.236.0615 or http://www.poetrynw.org/submissions.
Artwork Sought Ongoing Basis. Studio Art Direct- Northwest Region is accepting submissions for all types of visual art including original paintings (all mediums), limited editions, prints, photography, sculptural works, and architectural elements (e.g. glass, metal, wood installations). Submissions must be currently available for sale. Artists must be working in Oregon, Idaho or Washington. Particularly interested in large works that do not require glass/frame and are modern in style and feel including abstract, expressionistic or impressionistic landscape, Northwest urban and cityscapes, architectural abstract, and color field works. Especially interested in artist from the Northwest who have reproduced their work as Giclee on canvas. For more information about art work that is best suited for clients, visit www.studioartdirect.com. Studio Art Direct is a web based business specifically dedicated to placing works created by Northwest artists in regional corporate commercial, office, retail and residential environments. Submit works directly to curator at curator@studioartdirect.com or visit our website and click on “submit art”. Submissions are accepted on an ongoing basis.
Public-art-directory.com, a new website for Public Art professionals. Dedicated to Art in urban design, Art in enthronement, Art in architecture, public art commissions, projects, and competitions.
TriMet's Public Art Program CALL FOR ARTIST notifications are now only available online. To find out about artist opportunities and/or to subscribe for regular email updates go to: http://www.trimet.org/publicart/index.htm.
Los Angeles County's Public Art Opportunities Email List. The Civic Art Program of the Los Angeles County Arts Commission urges artists to sign-up for the first southern California master public art opportunities email list that will generate periodic emails regarding new projects from Civic Art Program, Los Angeles County Arts Commission; Other public art programs in southern California; or Private art consultants and developers. Require only your name, email and zip code. Sign-up now at http://www.lacountyarts.org/civicart_opportunities.htm.
Public Art 4Culture (Washington State) compiles a list of current public art opportunities available (some to Oregon artists) through Public Art 4Culture and other agencies across the country. The Public Art Calls List provides brief project descriptions, deadline dates and how to receive more information about each opportunity. Every few weeks they email this valuable information to more than 1200 artists and agencies. If you would like to receive the Public Art Calls List, please email Willow Fox at publicart@4culture.org with your full name and email address and ask to be signed up to receive the list. Visit http://www.4culture.org/publicart/calls/default.asp.
Possibilities from Artist Trust (WA), a comprehensive four-page print publication full of deadline-based opportunities available to artists of all disciplines, including: residency programs, grants and fellowships, exhibition, performing, and publishing opportunities. Current issue 2008 (pdf).
ZAPP is a one-stop universal online application system that allows artists to submit and manage applications for participating art shows, festivals and fairs. ZAPP is brought to you by the Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF), in partnership with eight art shows: Artigras, Ann Arbor Street Art Fair, Bayou City Art Festivals, Cherry Creek Arts Festival, Lakefront Festival of Arts, MAIN ST. Forth Worth Arts Festival, Metris Uptown Art Fair, and St. James Court Art Show. The cultural organization, Celebrate Fairfax, Inc. is the ninth partner. Visit www.zapplication.org.
Juried Art Services is the world's first and most advanced Digital Jurying and application system. Their goal is to provide the artist applicants and the show directors with the utmost in care and support. Visit www.juriedartservices.com.
The Art List offers the most extensive listing of art contests, art competitions, art opportunities and juried art shows available.
Art Opportunities Monthly (AOM) is a carefully screened art opportunities list for traditional and contemporary artists working in painting, sculpture, photography, film, video, printmaking, book art, computer art, collage, weaving, fiber, textiles, ceramics, papermaking, mixed media, photography, computer art, monoprint, pastel, performance art, drawing, enameling, wood carving, crafts, jewelry, installation art, new media, public art, gouache, watercolor painting and every other visual medium.
ArtShow.com, listings of national art competitions.
Global Art Information, for International Art Competitions
and Art exposure.
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