Archive for the ‘Exhibition Opportunities’ Category

GLAMFA 2023 Exhibition Opportunity

Monday, November 14th, 2022

The Fine Arts Roundtable (FAR), an organization of graduate students at California State University Long Beach (CSULB), invites SoCal MFA students, currently enrolled or recent Spring 2022 graduates, to apply to our open call for the 18th annual Greater Los Angeles MFA (GLAMFA) exhibition. Our mission in hosting an annual series of events through GLAMFA is to foster new relationships, build community among the MFA programs in the greater Los Angeles area, and to celebrate our potential to investigate, create, uplift, and heal with the power of the arts.

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Call for Artists: City of Sunnyvale Lobby Artwork

Tuesday, May 31st, 2022

Call for Artists:

The City of Sunnyvale’s Art in Public Places program seeks to commission artists, or artistic teams, to design and execute original works of art for the lobby landings in the new City Hall building (all medias are eligible). There are four locations available and a total of four artists will be selected for this commission.

All applications must be received by 5 p.m. Monday, June 13, 2022.

Materials may be submitted electronically to the City of Sunnyvale, Public Art Coordinator, Kristin Dance, at publicart@sunnyvale.ca.gov or in person at the Sunnyvale Community Center, 550 E. Remington Drive, Sunnyvale 94087. Images must be in JPEG or PDF format.

For questions:

Kristin Dance: 408-730-7758

publicart@sunnyvale.ca.gov

Showcase Opportunity: Geffen Playhouse “Art Lives Here Program”

Thursday, May 26th, 2022

The Geffen Playhouse is launching the “Art Lives Here Program” again for the 2022-2023 season. Students have the opportunity to win a cash prize and showcase their art.

Here’s the link to our website for the program:

https://www.geffenplayhouse.org/education/artliveshere/

NYC Gallery Open Call for Visual Artists

Thursday, May 19th, 2022

Uprise Art: Open Call for Artists

Founded by Tze Chun in 2011, Uprise Art has championed emerging artists and made their work more accessible to collectors through online and offline programming. By submitting to our open call your work will be considered for:

– Being presented and featured in Uprise Art’s online gallery (www.upriseart.com)
– Digital exhibitions
– Physical exhibitions at our gallery in NYC, or partner galleries through collaborations
– Art Fairs
– Other special project opportunities

At the forefront of our programing is the desire to present art in a range of environments both digital and physical, to better connect with collectors and broaden our artists’ audience. Our in-house advisory team works with a range of clients from individual collectors to institutional and corporate collections.

Our Curatorial Team reviews all submissions on a rolling basis, and will reach out if interested in discussing potential opportunities. Due to the high volume of submissions we are unable to respond to every artist, but rest assured all materials are reviewed.

To apply, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/SGocjCY4SDfP3xm99

Praxinoscope Call for Poetry, Plays, Music, Video, and Performance Work

Thursday, April 21st, 2022

Dearest Poets, Performers, Dancers, Soundmakers, Filmmakers, etc.: PraxinoscopeX seeks to review Works for
Performance relating to Signs of the Zodiac.

PraxinoscopeX is an event series consisting of an evening of twelve performance works responding to a central theme.

PraxinoscopeX recalls a Victorian Era device: a cylinder spinning twelve different images creating the illusion of motion.

Please submit work by May 15th, 2022 HERE


PraxinoscopeX Spring will be presented: Sunday, June 12, 2022 @1642Bar Historic Filipino Town, Los Angeles, CA.
PraxinoscopeX will publish selected works — media TBD — following performance.

PraxinoscopeX evolves from a podcast by @DerekDenckla FKA Inspiration Practice

UCLA Joy Fest-Call For Student Photo Submissions

Tuesday, April 19th, 2022

In March, UCLA launched UCLA First Thursdays, which will take place every first Thursday of the month from 6:30 – 9:30 p.m., on Broxton Ave in Westwood Village. The event series will feature a variety of performances (music, dance, spoken word and more), local food and beverage, movies, and interactive activities and installations for students and the community to enjoy.

In May, our theme will be Joy Fest, in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and World Laughter Day. UCLA First Thursday: Joy Fest will celebrate the power of joyful moments and the joy that comes through self expression.

We are looking for up to 20 student photographers to participate in a student photography exhibit showcasing photographs that depict or express joyful moments.

We understand that joy means different things to different people and we’re looking for your definition of joyful moments and joyful expression through photography.

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Global Design Grad Show ’22 in Collaboration with Gucci Submissions

Thursday, April 14th, 2022

The Global Design Graduate Show 2022 in collaboration with Gucci has officially launched! This year’s initiative is now open to all art & design students graduating from November 2021-August 2022 (both undergraduate and postgraduate) in any related creative discipline, located anywhere in the world.

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Funded summer exhibition and residency for MFA students – Due March 18th

Thursday, February 10th, 2022

Locust Projects, Miami’s longest running not-for-profit, is seeking proposals for LAB MFA, our summer residency and exhibition program. This paid opportunity is open to currently enrolled studio art MFA students and provides a project and travel budget.  

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2022 Socrates Annual Fellowship at Socrates Sculpture Park

Wednesday, November 3rd, 2021

As both a public park and outdoor venue Socrates is an art space particularly attuned to the effects of climate change. Applicants to the 2022 Socrates Annual Fellowship are encouraged to submit their proposals with the prompt of Sink or Swim in mind with the goal of presenting a work in our Fall 2022 group exhibition. This year, Socrates asks artists to consider the present day ecological conditions and challenges that our globe faces.

Fellowship recipients will receive a $8,000 production grant to support their project, a $2,000 honorarium, and three-months of seven-days-a-week access to the resources and fabrication facilities of the Park’s outdoor artist studio. Unfortunately, artists who are still enrolled in a school, college, or university at the time of the fellowship are ineligible for these opportunities.

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17th annual Greater Los Angeles MFA Exhibition

Monday, October 25th, 2021


The Fine Arts Roundtable (FAR) hosted by California State University, Long Beach invites currently enrolled MFA students in California to apply to our open call for the 17th annual Greater Los Angeles MFA (GLAMFA) exhibition. Our mission is to foster new relationships, build community among the MFA programs in the greater Los Angeles area, and to celebrate our potential to investigate, create, uplift, and heal with the power of the arts.

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