UCLA Art Student and Alumni Opportunities

OPEN CALL NOW OPEN FOR ART AND PERFORMANCE WORKS

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“Welcome to Kv(art)irnik – a new creative space in LA made by artists for artists. More specifically, made by two artsy international girls to give you the best underground art experience in the city. 

In our space, we’re bringing back the good old traditions of underground apartment exhibits in Eastern Europe (hence the name, iykyk), meaning – 

*radical openness to all art in every form

*community of art folks from around LA

*exclusive and tasteful openings with attention to every detail

Each Kvartirnik = one apartment + one night show + one performance + cool people + cool art”

To stay updated on all events and open calls, please follow us on social media @kv.art.la

Open Call for MFA Students: Group Show on the Current State of Politics in the United States

Exhibition Title: Politics of Perspective

Location: DUOS | 1732 E 14^th St, Los Angeles CA 90021
Exhibition Dates: October 29 – Nov 5^th, 2024
Submission Deadline: October 18th, 2024

As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, the political landscape is more charged than ever. We invite MFA students from greater Los Angeles to explore this dynamic through their art. We seek thought-provoking works that address the current state of politics, reflect on societal issues, and engage viewers in meaningful dialogue.

For over 150 years, Reed Magazine has published the work of artists whose narrative voices persist beyond the page, whose imagery lingers in our minds, and whose language challenges us to think, to do, and to be part of the creative legacy of our time. 2024 sees our continued efforts to publish the newest and most striking visual art and photography from around the world. 

We do encourage artists to submit to our Mary Blair Award for Art contest, which gives the opportunity to win a $1,000 prize, as well as have a small portfolio of their work featured in Issue 158.

The deadline for this contest is December 1, 2024. For further information about how to submit, please be sure to visit our website https://www.reedmag.org/submit. 

Lunch Ticket, an online literary and art magazine published biannually by the Antioch University’s MFA in Creative Writing Program, is accepting Visual Art submissions for Issue 26.

We aim to center artists who have been marginalized and underrepresented, or historically misrepresented, and encourage submissions that engage with issues of racial, social, economic, gender, and environmental justice. In addition to interviews with renowned writers, fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, literary translation, and YA writing, Lunch Ticket seeks submissions of remarkable contemporary art in the form of high-resolution images of photography, mixed-media work, painting, sculpture, installation, printmaking, as well as graphic narratives, stills of time-based work, and video. We accept up to 10 images per submission in JPEG, PDF, TIFF, GIF or PNG format. For detailed submission guidelines, please visit https://lunchticket.org/submit  or our submissions manager, https://lunchticket.submittable.com/submit.

We accept visual art submissions all year round. Submissions received between August 1st to September 30th will be considered for our upcoming December issue. 

For detailed submission guidelines, please visit https://lunchticket.org/submit or our submissions manager, https://lunchticket.submittable.com/submit 

To take a look at our latest issue, please visit our website: https://lunchticket.org/ 

READY TO SHOW YOUR ART?

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• Studio visits
• Collectors stories

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• Open to visual artists across the world

Visionary Art Collective is partnering with Warnes Contemporary Gallery in New York City to present our annual in-person juried group exhibition, Those Who Tend, curated by Kaylan Buteyn. These days, we have so much to tend to—countless demands that deserve our attention. Our art practice needs nurturing, our children need feeding, our gardens need weeding, and our inboxes need clearing. We are pulled in many directions, tending to various aspects of life. Yet, the most important tending we often overlook is towards ourselves. This call is a reflection for “those who tend”—an invitation to submit work created amidst the challenges of balancing a life full of responsibilities. Artist parents who are juggling their art practice, careers, domestic tasks, caregiving, and carving out time for self-care are invited to submit their work.

Those Who Tend will be presented at Warnes Contemporary in Brooklyn on April 24, 2025 and will run for approximately six to eight weeks. This exhibition will be actively promoted through social media on Visionary Art Collective, Warnes Contemporary, and the Artist/Mother Podcast. Additionally, a select number of artists will be chosen for an exclusive interview on the Artist/Mother podcast and featured in New Visionary Magazine.

Eligibility: This opportunity is open to artists who identify as parents and caregivers based in the United States. We welcome artists of all career levels to apply.

Apply here: https://visionaryartcollective.submittable.com/submit/306525/those-who-tend-juried-nyc-exhibition