Opportunities

FACES & FIGURES | Monthly Art Challenge (Online)

Description

Portraits, bodies, gestures, expressions, posture, the quiet story a figure can hold. Faces & Figures invites artists to explore the human form in any style, from realism to experimental, from intimate studies to bold narrative scenes. Selected works are featured in a curated online collection with your name, artwork title, and website link for lasting visibility.

Key dates

Deadline to enter: March 31, 2026
Results emailed: April 18, 2026
Award dispersed: April 23, 2026

Awards + recognition

Best in Show: $150 cash award, artist interview, The Moir mini spotlight feature, homepage feature, plus a free Blue Sky Artist Award entry
Runner Ups (Traditional & Photography): website feature, dedicated social media post, Art Journal mini spotlight, plus a free Blue Sky entry
Finalists (Top 15 to 20): permanent listing, digital certificate, social highlights
All Selected Artists: listed on the curated collection page with artist name, artwork title, and link
Shareable assets: badges and certificates for your website and socials

Entry fee

This challenge uses tiered pricing based on how many images you include in one submission: $18 for 2 images, $25 for 3, $36 for 4, $45 for 5, and $55 for 6 to 10 images.

Eligibility

Open worldwide to artists 18+. 2D and 3D works welcome, including painting, sculpture, mixed media, photography, and digital. You must own the rights to the work and imagery submitted.

How to enter + image specs

Complete the form with your artist details, artwork titles, and mediums. Upload JPG/PNG files under the posted size limits, with a minimum 2000 px on the longest side.

Judging criteria

Craftsmanship, presentation, interpretation of the theme, composition, creativity, and technical skill.

Apply here

https://tenmoirgallery.com/faces-and-figures-art-challenge-prospectus-march-2026/

Apply Now

Deadline

Expires: 2026-04-01

Organization

Ten Moir Gallery
916-111-1111

Location

International

Address

Remote

Category

Artist Calls

Discipline

Multidisciplinary

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