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MAKE SURE YOU CONTRIBUTE TO MT #FUNDBLACKFOUNDERS CAMPAIGN (powered by Metro United Way) to make sure I can continue sharing these FREE resources! Much love & good luck! Centrum Residency Programs (emerging artists & writers) DUE: 15 August 2023 PAID: Stipends and funds for these vary and are project-specific CONTACT: https://centrum.org/centrum-artist-residencies/ DETAILS: Pacific Northwest artists in the beginning of their creative paths and can benefit from the time to focus and receive support from a community of peers and specialists in their fields. Alley Gallery (Louisville Downtown Partnership) DUE: Ongoing PAID: $300 per image, per door location CONTACT: [email protected] DETAILS: Opportunity to submit up to 10 images that would fit a 36” x 84” single door and up to 10 images that would fit a 72” x 84” double door. Each image should be cropped by the artist upon submission to fit these 2 formats - some additional cropping may be necessary. Submitted images may be of artwork in its entirety or a detail. CAA-Getty International Program – Support & Travel Grants DUE: 15 August 2023 PAID: varies CONTACT: collegeart.org DETAILS: To help art historians, museum curators, and art history educators attend CAA’s Annual Conferences, this program covers travel expenses, hotel accommodations, per diems, conference registrations, and one-year CAA memberships. Foundation for Contemporary Arts – Emergency Grants DUE: ongoing, monthly awards PAID: $500-$3,000 CONTACT: foundationforcontemporaryarts.org DETAILS: Distributed on a monthly basis, grants ranging from $500 to $3,000 are intended to support project-based needs. Visual and performing artists with a US tax ID whose work is of a contemporary, experimental nature can apply. Open Call: 2024 Artist-in-Residence Program at CPR DUE: 16 August 2023 @ 5PM EST PAID: $1,500 stipend CONTACT: [email protected] DETAILS: CPR – Center for Performance Research’s year-long Artist-in-Residence Program seeks to support New York City-based artists working within various perspectives of contemporary dance, performance, and time-based forms. The residency creates an open environment for experimentation, exploration, embodiment, and exchange, providing ten artists each year with research and presentation opportunities, rehearsal space, curatorial and project support, and peer dialogue. Malta Biennale Open Call DUE: 25 August 2023 PAID: up to €13,000. CONTACT: DETAILS: Open to both local Maltese and international artists, curators, curatorial teams, and project managers wishing to present projects in accordance with the theme of this year’s Malta Biennale, “white sea olive groves.” Artists can apply from any stage of their career (emerging or established) and from any nation. Accepted artistic media include all forms of visual art: installation, paintings, sculptures, photography and video art. Storyknife Writers Retreat: 2024 Residency Applications DUE: 31 August 2023 FEE: $40; travel funds available CONTACT: [email protected] DETAILS: Storyknife provides women with the time and space to explore their craft without distraction. Residencies at Storyknife in Homer, Alaska, are either for two or four weeks, with food and lodging covered during the period of their residency. Travel to and from Homer, Alaska, is the responsibility of the resident. Applicants must be woman-identified, 21 years or older, and applying as an individual artist. Foundwork – 2023 Foundwork Artist Prize DUE: 26 September 2023 at 4:59pm PDT PAID: $10,000 unrestricted; Artists must be Foundwork members to be considered ($4/month with the option to cancel after the three-month prize selection period). CONTACT: foundwork.art DETAILS: honoree will receive an unrestricted $10,000 grant and studio visits with distinguished jurors: Alex Gartenfeld, Davida Nemeroff, Shinique Smith, Emiliano Valdés, and Nicola Vassell. Joyce Foundation – 2024 Joyce Awards Organizations in the Great Lakes region of the US partnering with artists of color can receive DUE: 6 September 2023 at 11:59 PDT PAID: $100,000 (including a $30,000 artist stipend) CONTACT: joycefdn.org DETAILS: Funding to commission a new work in collaboration with local communities. Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) – Manhattan Arts Grants Calling Manhattan-based artists and cultural organizations! Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s grant opportunities provide awards of up to $16,000 for public projects and presentations in 2024. Deadline: September 12, 2023 (5pm EDT) | lmcc.net Nest Heritage Craft Prize Texas-based artists and makers can enter an original handmade work representative of heritage craft in the region. One winner will receive a $25,000 grant while four semi-finalists will get $2,500 each. Deadline: August 21, 2023 | buildanest.org Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant Visual artists practicing painting, sculpture, and works on paper (including printmaking) can apply for funding of up to $50,000. The grant amount is determined by the artist’s individual circumstances. pkf.org Willapa Bay AiR: 2024 Residencies Deadline: August 31, 2023 Situated on 20 acres in coastal southwest Washington state, Willapa Bay AiR offers month-long, self-directed residencies to emerging and established artists, filmmakers, writers, playwrights, scholars, singer/songwriters, and musical composers. The Residency provides lodging, meals, and work space, at no cost, to six residents each month from April 1 through October 28 of the year. Fee: $30. L+A+N+D: An Experience of Discovery – Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest DUE: 4 September 2023 PAID: stipend CONTACT: [email protected] DETAILS: Just outside of Louisville, KY, Bernheim Arboretum & Research Forest’s new initiative L+A+N+D (Landscape + Art + Nature + Design) annually celebrates innovative design concepts for immersive outdoor installations. Designed and constructed by artists, architects, landscape architects, designers, and creatives, L+A+N+D will provide creative outdoor experiences with topics addressing humans’ connection to nature, beauty in the landscape, biodiversity, conservation, sustainability, and climate change. The selected experiences are implemented via a stipend to the applicant(s), and a construction budget for fabrication and installation expenses. Erie Canal Museum & New York State Canal Corporation – 2024 Artists in Residence DUE: 10 September 10, 2023 CONTACT: eriecanalmuseum.org PAID: $10,000 stipend DETAILS: Seeking photographic projects that reflect upon the Erie Canal’s physical, environmental, and social condition; materiality; history; and context. Three artists will be selected, one for each geographic section of the canal system. The Image Centre – Photography Research Fellowships DUE: 30 September 2023 @5pm EST PAID: six fellowships ranging from $2,500 to $10,000 CONTACT: theimagecentre.ca DETAILS: research fellowships related to The Image Centre’s photography collections. A variety of scholars and independent artists may apply. Breck Create – 2024 Artists-in-Residence DUE: 1 September 2023 PAID: $600 bi-weekly stipend + free studio time CONTACT: breckcreate.org DETAILS: Artists spend two to four months in a live/work studio in downtown Breckenridge, Colorado, receiving a biweekly $600 stipend for expenses. They may also take classes and participate in open studios at no cost. Deadline: September 1, 2023 | breckcreate.org Center for Performance Research – 2024 Artist-in-Residence This yearlong, Brooklyn-based program seeks to support 10 artists working within various perspectives of contemporary dance, performance, and time-based forms. Each artist will receive a $1,500 stipend and more. Deadline: August 16, 2023 (5pm EDT) | cprnyc.org Corning Museum of Glass – BIPOC Residency Artists who identify as Black, Indigenous, or people of color can spend a month in Western New York exploring new directions in glassmaking or expanding on their current work. Transportation, room and board, and a supply budget are provided. Deadline: August 31, 2023 | glassmaking.cmog.org First Peoples Fund – 2024 Cultural Capital Fellowship Meant for Native American culture bearers and artists, this yearlong fellowship includes a $7,500–$10,000 project grant plus technical support to further their work of passing on ancestral knowledge and cultural practices within their tribal communities. Deadline: August 15, 2023 (2am EDT) | firstpeoplesfund.org Frame Contemporary Art Finland – Frame Curatorial Research Fellowship Two contemporary art curators will explore new forms of research that renew curatorial and institutional working habits. Organized in collaboration with the Queens Museum in NYC and Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, the fellowships include €12,000 and more. Deadline: August 13, 2023 | queensmuseum.org Guggenheim Fellowships Approximately 175 fellowships will be awarded to mid-career individuals who have demonstrated exceptional capacity for productive scholarship or creative ability in the arts and show promise for the future. Application Period: August 18–September 16, 2023 | gf.org Laundromat Project – 2024 Create Change Residency This program supports the development of participatory, community-attuned projects by artists of color in NYC. It includes a $15,000 honorarium and up to $10,000 for production. Applications are also open for the Create Change Fellowship and the Create Change Bed-Stuy Residency. Deadline: August 19, 2023 | laundromatproject.org Lower East Side Printshop – Keyholder Residencies Eight emerging artists will receive one year of free 24-hour access to the Lower East Side Printshop’s printmaking facilities, plus a $1,000 stipend, to develop new work and foster their careers. Deadline: September 1, 2023 | printshop.org Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program Fellows are in residence for a period of nine months, from September 2024 through May 2025, and receive a stipend of $78,000 plus an additional $5,000 to cover project expenses. Deadline: September 14, 2023 | radcliffe.harvard.edu Oolite Arts – Studio Residency + Knight Artist Housing Stipend Residents get free studio space on Miami Beach, access to digital media equipment, exhibition opportunities, and more. Those who have lived in Miami-Dade County for at least two years will also receive a $12,000 yearly housing stipend. Deadline: August 16, 2023 | oolitearts.org Polar STEAM – Antarctic Artists & Writers Program Creative practitioners working in a variety of genres (from traditional to experimental formats) can apply to travel to Antarctica to collaborate with researchers in a unique polar environment. Deadline: August 31, 2023 | polarsteam.info Princeton Arts Fellowships Fellows spend two consecutive academic years at Princeton University; formal teaching is expected. A $90,000 yearly stipend is provided. Now accepting applications for programs in Creative Writing, Theater, and Visual Arts. Deadline: September 12, 2023 | arts.princeton.edu Print Center New York – New Voices 2024 A curator-selected cohort of six to eight artists will present their work and develop their practices through a group exhibition, artist-led public programming, and more. Each will receive $2,500. Deadline: September 8, 2023 | printcenternewyork.org Art at a Time Like This x SaveArtSpace – 8X5 Houston Open Call Artists responding to mass incarceration and inequalities in the justice system can apply for the chance to see their work featured on billboards, kiosks, and digital trucks in Houston, Texas. Selected artists will each receive a $1,000 honorarium. There is a $10 donation per image submission to participate. Deadline: September 10, 2023 | saveartspace.org Arts Center of the Capital Region – Troy Art Block This new public art program aims to animate alleys with temporary murals in downtown Troy, New York. Artists must be available to paint and participate in the October 2023 festival. Stipends are included. Deadline: August 28, 2023 | forms.gle Kennedy Center – VSA Emerging Young Artists Program Fifteen US visual artists with disabilities who are between the ages of 16 and 25 will each receive a $5,000 award, have an artwork featured in an exhibition, and attend professional development activities. Deadline: August 18, 2023 | kennedy-center.org Rehearsal Art Book Fair – Open Call for Exhibitors Coming to NYC in September, this new art book fair seeks to explore and present the essence of independent art and literary publishing within highly capitalized and/or censored contexts. Table space costs between $30 and $70. Deadline: August 16, 2023 | rehearsalartbookfair.org Women’s Studies Quarterly – Unbearable Being(s) Call for Papers The peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal invites submissions that explore the literary, theoretical, and cultural lifeworlds created by and about unbearable being(s) for a special issue to be published in the fall of 2024. Deadline: September 15, 2023 | feministpress.org Other opportunities closing soon:
Excessive Measures Deadline: August 13, 2023 Entry Fee: $28 Open to: 18+ US and Canada. Exhibit Dates: 08/26/2023-10/01/2023 Location: Pittsburgh/Vestige Concept Gallery Contact: Alexander Sands, [email protected] Additional Information: Dripping. With. Excess... Excessive Measures that is. We are looking for multi-faceted work that explores those times where things go over the line. Way over the line... artwork could be over the top, complex, gaudy, rude, flashy, disproportionately-sized, and mouthy, in-your-face, pissed off as hell at the world, climb to the rooftop of the building and scream. When people say things like "follow best practice", and used other dumbed down language, does this make you cringe inside? Do you dislike monotony and plain grey rooms? Just know you're not alone, this show can help. It's time to let it all out. We accept artwork from any medium*, including Student, Emerging, Mid-Career, and/or Professional Artists. Work should follow and/or challenge the theme of the exhibit, can be evocative, and above all, should be attractive for audiences and collectors. Sculptural and 3D works are encouraged to apply. (*We unfortunately cannot show video art at this time, but please inquire) "Excessive Measures" In-Person Opening Reception will be held Saturday, August 26th. A second mid-show event is also TBD. The show runs to October 1st. More Information Trauma-In-Place: Chautauqua National Juried Exhibition Deadline: August 27, 2023 Entry Fee: $35 Open to: Open to artists working in the US, aged 18 and over. All media welcome. Exhibit Dates: October 5 - November 3, 2023 Location: Richmond Contact: MELISSA VANDENBERG, [email protected] Additional Information: EKU Giles Gallery, in partnership with EKU Libraries, School of Art & Design, and the Institute for Creative & Collaborative Arts, is accepting submissions for Trauma-In-Place: Chautauqua National Juried Exhibition, scheduled for October 5 - November 3, 2023. Trauma-In-Place derives its title from the cold war era idiom “shelter-in-place.” The shelter-in-place phraseology experienced an unfortunate resurrection amid the pandemic, escalating mass shootings, increased natural disasters, and ongoing global conflict. Trauma-In-Place as a theme looks to provide an open-ended exhibit platform for artists working in the United States that inclusively explore the trauma as a universal human experience. Trauma-In-Place encourages broad interpretation on how art and artists can help us analyze, reconcile, and heal from trauma. Submissions may investigate, but are not limited to, discrimination, climate change, ecology, immigration, refugees, war, colonization, generational trauma, mental health, food insecurity, surviving violence, safe housing, and more optimistically recovery, love, autonomy, and rebirth. As the world sheltered in recent years, not surprisingly artists and designers continued their hard work under the influence of unparalleled global events. The distinctive ways in which artists examine and process trauma through creative scholarship has the power to bond us as we move past isolation towards healing. More Information 14th Annual TAPPED: Works by Artists and their Current or Former Instructors Deadline: August 31, 2023 Entry Fee: $40 for up to FOUR entries submitted. $5 per each additional entry. Open to: Open Internationally Exhibit Dates: December 15 2023-January 12, 2024 Location: Cincinnati, OH Contact: Jason Franz, [email protected] Additional Information: The Cincinnati based non-profit arts organization and gallery, Manifest, invites visual artists and designers to submit works of art in any media, any genre/style, and any size. Submission to this exhibit may be initiated by either party. Artists will seek out an instructor who has been a key teacher to them or whose work they particularly respect and 'tap' them to participate in this project submission. The relationship between artists and their current or former instructors can be a powerful one. Even when this bond is left unstated, we carry our professors' voices forward in time as we mature as artists and people. We eventually realize that the instruction given by our teachers during our relatively brief careers as students continues to expand within us. We realize that the learning they inspired (or insisted upon) is a chain-reaction process that develops across our lifetime. All of us who have been students carry forward our teachers' legacy in one form or another. And those who are, or have been teachers, bear witness to the potency of studenthood. Most working artists have been a student at some point in time. Most have reached where they are because of this. Out of respect for this artist-teacher bond, and in honor of instructors working hard to help artists tap into a higher mind relative to art and life, we offer TAPPED every year, an annual exhibit that presents paired works of art by current or former artist/teacher pairs. * It is important to note that this project is open to CURRENT or PAST professor/student pairs. The 'student' half of the pair may be a college freshman, a retired veteran, or at any stage in between—they only needed to be their teacher's student at some point in time. Likewise, the instructor half of the pair may be currently or no longer teaching. The sole criteria for the pairing is that the relationship between the two was a formal teacher/student one at some point in time. ANNUAL CASH AWARD: The annual Manifest Grand Jury Prize will result in the awarding of one significant cash prize ($5000) to a single work selected as the 'best of the entire season'. More Information ILLUSTRATED: An International Call for Works that Explain, Clarify, Illuminate, or Communicate Deadline: September 2, 2023 Entry Fee: $40 for up to FOUR entries submitted. $5 per each additional entry. Open to: Open Internationally Exhibit Dates: December 15 2023-January 12, 2024 Location: Cincinnati, OH Contact: Jason Franz, [email protected] Additional Information: The Cincinnati based non-profit arts organization and gallery, Manifest, invites visual artists and designers to submit original works that depict, represent, explain, clarify, relate, illuminate, detail, or communicate.This may most certainly include works that are not 'pure' illustration, but which reflect on or reference the above ideas and the role of the visual in similar ways. Open to all traditional and non-traditional genre and media. How much do you want to be understood? Clarity of meaning is a question, rather than an essential quality of art. We can explore ideas while holding space for uncertainty and mystery, leaving some questions open-ended. But when is there no room for ambiguity? Visual work is sometimes tasked with answering questions rather than raising them, with conveying information rather than emotion—think of technical manuals explaining which-part-goes-where, books full of images that work in union with text to tell a story (or tell a story without any text at all), advertisements where images are calibrated, targeted, to market products to you, courtroom drawings, maps, and so much more. Before the advent of photography, visual art and design were practically synonymous with 'illustration'. Before the advent of movable type, visual illustration was the primary means of education and non-audible communication. When communication is the goal, the artist looks beyond their own self expression or self-satisfaction, considering more carefully the audience and the message they are conveying—and when words, even direct words, result in confusion or delay, an image shows us the way. ANNUAL CASH AWARD: The annual Manifest Grand Jury Prize will result in the awarding of one significant cash prize ($5000) to a single work selected as the 'best of the entire season'. More Information DISQUIET: An International Call for Art that Unsettles Deadline: September 3, 2023 Entry Fee: $40 for up to FOUR entries submitted. $5 per each additional entry. Open to: Open Internationally Exhibit Dates: December 15 2023-January 12, 2024 Location: Cincinnati, OH Contact: Jason Franz, [email protected] Additional Information: The Cincinnati based non-profit arts organization and gallery, Manifest, invites visual artists and designers to submit original works about about the strange, the uncanny, the abject, the revolting, the unsettling, and the things that frighten us. Open to all traditional and non-traditional genre and media. What are the signs that something is wrong? There is a moment before we react to danger where we register, subconsciously, that something is off. That we have reason to be afraid. The source of our disquiet can be obvious, symbols we can name as horrific: teeth, viscera, a body open in unnatural ways. When the image lacks obvious violence, but instead depicts something familiar made unfamiliar/untrustworthy, or vice versa, our horror simmers before exploding because the fear is harder to name—a room where the edges don't come together correctly, a face held in an expression incongruous to the moment, a chemical sheen glistening on the surface of a comforting meal. When we are unsettled by what we see, our sense of being “okay”, the certitude of continued cleanliness or wholeness is challenged, and we experience the frission, the thrill, the arousal, the fascination of being under threat. We are primed for a reaction in this moment, to run, to fight, to be sick and push something away, or else to succumb and be changed. What do we see at the border between life as we know it, and the unknown? ANNUAL CASH AWARD: The annual Manifest Grand Jury Prize will result in the awarding of one significant cash prize ($5000) to a single work selected as the 'best of the entire season'. More Information Harrison County Arts Annual Deadline: September 6, 2023 Entry Fee: $20 Open to: Artists 18 years or older, who are current residents of Harrison, Floyd, or Clark Indiana counties and residents of Louisville, Kentucky Exhibit Dates: September 15 – November 11 Location: Harrison County Arts Contact: Kacey Slone, [email protected] Additional Information: Harrison County Arts invites artists working in the Ohio River Valley to submit their work for consideration in our Annual Regional Juried Exhibition, taking place September 15–November 11, 2023, in our restored historic gallery in downtown Corydon, Indiana. We are seeking artwork that is inspired by, and reacts to, the unique culture of this region. We encourage emerging and established artists working across all mediums to submit their work for consideration. The open-ended intent of this exhibition is purposeful: We invite all artists to submit their work so we can celebrate and support the vibrant artistic community in our area. Please join us in exploring the unique perspectives and visions of artists in this region. More Information Made in Portland exhibits Deadline: September 23, 2023 Entry Fee: FREE Open to: Any Exhibit Dates: September 2023 through February 2024 Location: Portland Museum Contact: Katy Delahanty, [email protected] Additional Information: Currently live, work, or have a connection to Portland? If so, Portland Museum wants you to submit your artwork for a chance to be featured in its upcoming exhibit: MADE IN PORTLAND! Please fill out the form below, and a representative from Portland Museum will be in contact with you soon. While we can't promise all submitting artists will be featured, we aim to include as many as possible. Opening date of show: September 23th, 2023 (Portland Art and Heritage Fair) More Information Primal III: The Sacred Triangle Deadline: September 23, 2023 Entry Fee: $28 Open to: 18+ US and Canada. Exhibit Dates: 10/07/2023-11/13/2023 Location: Pittsburgh/Vestige Concept Gallery Contact: Alexander Sands, [email protected] Additional Information: Primal Disposition returns as “Primal III: The Sacred Triangle”. This show aims to highlight the mystical relationship between numbers and patterns within works of art. In the laws of form, a third line is necessary to create the first interconnected shape beyond the circle. Works do not have to exclusively involve triangles but could/should be invocative of the principles and powers of 3. This could include religious motifs, ancient relics, sacred geometry and symbolism, hidden meanings, the Trinity, dark arts, works that are triptychs, and exploration of three-dimensional work that may challenge the perspective of audiences. We accept artwork from any medium, including Student, Emerging, Mid-Career, and/or Professional Artists. Work should follow and/or augment the theme of the exhibit, and above all, should be attractive for audiences and collectors by providing a degree of artistic value and merit. Sculptural and 3D works are welcomed. "Primal III" In-Person Opening Reception will be held Saturday, October 7th. The show runs to November 12th. About the Gallery: Vestige Concept Gallery specializes in curated monthly mixed exhibition opportunities that appeal to a diverse range of artists, audiences, and buyers. Located in Lawrenceville, the new cultural heart of Pittsburgh, PA, the Gallery seeks to showcase the best of emerging and professional artist talent from across North America, and sell work at affordable prices through promotions and in-person events. More Information History Inspires Fellowship at Filson Historical Society Deadline: October 20, 2023 Entry Fee: Free Open to: Artists, Makers, Choreographers, Composers, etc., All creative folk Dates: 2024 Location: Filson Historical Society, 1310 S. 3rd St., Louisville, KY 40208 Contact Name: Scott Edward Scarboro, [email protected] Additional Information: The History Inspires Fellowship program will spotlight the Filson’s collections and how our items are utilized by today’s artists and makers. The History Inspires Fellowship (HIF) program will provide innovative people in the contemporary art world access to the Filson’s collections. This is not limited to visual artists, but all creative folk; makers, musicians, poets, quilters, dancers, etc. Creatives of all types using any medium for self-expression are invited to submit a project proposal stating what they plan to research using the Filson’s collections and how our materials will help them produce a body of work. The (HIF) recipient will be financially compensated for their research time. Each HIF project will conclude with an event that will be open to the public to celebrate and share their research work. Concluding projects can take the form of exhibits outside of the Filson, lectures, performances, publications, or other formats to be determined by individual fellows with support and guidance from the Fellowship program leaders. Any work created during the fellowship is the sole property of the maker. The HIF will grant the Filson rights to document and publicize the project. In 2026 an exhibit will be planned that will feature several of the artists’ work alongside the items utilized from the Filson’s collection. More information Spots Available Across from Woodland Art Fair Deadline: August 12, 2023 Fee: $300 for a 10x10 space. Open to: Any artists with crafts or goods for sale Dates: August 19 & 20 Location: Lexington, Woodland Park Contact: Aimee Clay, [email protected] Additional Information: I wanted to bring to your attention the upcoming Woodland Art Fair taking place in Central Kentucky, in support of local artists. If you are interested in participating or know someone who would be interested in showcasing their work, we have available space for vendors located across the street from the tennis courts, facing the street for maximum exposure. Although we are private property owners and not directly affiliated with the event, we are eager to support the arts and provide a prime location for vendors to set up during the weekend of the festival. For more information about the event, please visit woodlandartfair.com. More information WinterFair Juried Art Show at All Peoples UU Church Deadline: September 30, 2023 Fee: $18 Open to: Any Dates: December 1 & 2, 2023 Location: 4936 Brownsboro Rd. Louisville, KY 40222 Contact: Diane Fulner, [email protected] Additional Information: Artist Timeline 2023 9-30-23: Last day for Returning Artist applications (with special requests) 9-30-23: Last day for NEW artists to submit jury applications, fees, materials 10-15-23: Jury results emailed to NEW artist applicants 10-31-23: Last day for cancellations for fuSll booth refund (less $25 processing fee) 11-15-23: Last day for cancellations for one-half booth fee (less $25 processing fee) More information Submit for the Curatorial Concierge Service. Deadline: December 31, 2023 Entry Fee: FREE Open to: Artists age 18+ in KY, IN, and OH (ideally within 125 mile radius of Louisville) Dates: ongoing Location: Louisville Contact Name: Daniel Pfalzgraf, [email protected] Additional Information: WheelHouse Art is launching the Curatorial Concierge Service (CCS), a new art leasing program geared towards private and corporate clients who wish to integrate visual art into their environment while valuing the flexibility of changing collections and cash flow-friendly alternatives to purchasing entire art collections all at once. The program will also allow clients to “try on” works of art over an extended period with an option to buy. WheelHouse Art will select the best collection of artworks for a clients to fit their spaces sourcing art from our roster of artists as well as other regional artists, fulfilling annual subscriptions between 12 to 60 months in length. We are currently seeking artists who would like to be included in a database that we will use to select artwork for potential projects. HOW WILL ARTISTS BENEFIT FROM THIS? Artists whose work is placed in a CCS collection will earn income generated by their artwork in the program, as well as potential sales of artwork. More information Street Gallery Deadline: Ongoing Compensation: $300 per image, per signal box location. Open to: JPEGs of existing work. Please do not submit images of work that you do not own or don't know you will have access to for a high res photograph. Location: Downtown Louisville Contact Name: [email protected] Additional Information: Street Gallery Art Program is a project of the Louisville Downtown Partnership (LDP) to repurpose metal traffic signal boxes at intersections into an outdoor gallery featuring the work of local artists. There are 21 signal boxes in Greater Downtown Louisville that could qualify for this project. Artwork will be reproduced in vinyl and applied to the metal signal boxes. More information LVA Free Wall Deadline: Ongoing Open to: Artists of any skill level Location: Louisville Visual Art, 1538 Lytle Street, Louisville KY Contact Name: Desmone Stepp, [email protected] Additional Information: You have an idea for a sprawling mural, but nowhere to sketch out your vision to scale. You have always wanted to try spray painting techniques, but your studio lacks proper ventilation. You have painted on large canvases, but have never had the chance to try out your skills on a textured wall. The LVA Free Wall is a safe, legal space for both aspiring muralists and seasoned public artists to practice their painting skills or work out ideas for large-scale artworks at Louisville Visual Art. The goal for the LVA Free Wall is to provide artists space to gain the necessary experience to broaden their artistic career by having an introduction into a whole new creative market -- mural painting. Artists are encouraged to photograph their artwork for their portfolios or to show a potential new client. Interested in practicing mural painting at the LVA Free Wall? Just fill out the form linked below and we will get back with you soon! More information CALL TO MURAL ARTISTS Open to: Artists who have completed a mural in the Louisville area Contact: Amy Chase, [email protected] Additional Information: Have you created a mural in the Louisville area and want it promoted through the LVA Mobile App by adding it to Louisville's Mural Tour? Please email an image of your mural along with your name, title, location, website and any additional information about the mural that you would like included in your mural listing. Download the Louisville Visual Art Mobile App at your app store for FREE! More information
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