A juried group photo show on color photography at Black Box Gallery.
For more info: https://blackboxgallery.com
Temporary
Auto Focus. A Portrait of the Self
AUTOFOCUS. A PORTRAIT OF THE SELF
Call for Exhibition │Free entry
Accepted media: Photography, Digital Visual Design, Video
Group Exhibition in Rome or Milan city. May 2022
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Thoughts, ideas, perceptions and emotions can be conveyed through tools capable of leaving a trace of our experience on this Earth. All this happens in a more or less conscious, rationalized and programmed action, as we communicate our way of being in the world and our way of perceiving it. Signs, traces, images and stories convey here a meaning of explicit opening up, and the more personal and intimate side of the narrator emerges from it, with the aim of creating a communication channel and therefore a channeling of knowledge, empathy and union with others. All this being useful also for the sole work of introspection and self-analysis. As many artists have shown from the end of the 19th century to today – from painting to photography – the media adopted by art prove to be useful for this purpose.
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Submissions » http://bit.ly/loosenartcalls
Deadline 7th February 2022
So Real – Surreal
We invite artists to submit works for our Nov 15 – Dec 31, 2021, O’Hanlon Center ONLINE Gallery exhibit So Real – Surreal. It appears we are living in surrealistic times. The Surrealist Manifesto of André Breton was published almost 100 years ago, and the Dadaists were turning the world upside down to see how it looked. Now it is time to express a 2.0 version that speaks to our world of post-fact, post-rational, multiple “realities.” What do your dreams, hallucinations, fanciful imaginings, and unconscious compel you to create? Show us the world through your uniquely “distorted” and “bizarre” lens. This show is Juried by Michael Yochum of ARC Fine Arts in San Francisco, CA. Contemporary, expressionistic, abstract, exploratory, and/or experimental entries are encouraged.
This show is Juried by Michael Yochum of ARC Fine Arts in San Francisco, CA.
Portraits 2021 | Online Juried Painting Competition
Now accepting submissions into Camelback Gallery’s annual Online Juried Portraits Painting Competition with Award Exhibition. Open to all artists 18 years and older. Artists should submit their best portrait paintings of persons or people. Current artwork in the last 5 years. All traditional mediums allowed including oil, acrylic, gouache, watercolor, pastel, pencil, pen, scratchboard, charcoal, conte & mixed media. No digital please. Up to two paintings allowed per submission. Artists my enter more than once.
Artist’s work is then juried and selected for a virtual online exhibition. This is a competition, not all entries will be in the final exhibition.
Our #1 priority is to promote artist’s work! Our team has a combined background of 30+ years in the art industry as artists, leaders, marketing specialists, sales consultants and art promoters. You will not be disappointed with our detail and professionalism. Our exhibitions are about you, the artist!
Prizes include:
Best in Show Platinum Award
Gold Award of Excellence
Sliver Awards – up to 12
Bronze Awards – based on number of entries
Cash award goes to the top two award recipients! Best in Show receives main page slider promotion at CB, blog post at Top Art Awards, news story Art Base, digital art registration at ArtChain.Info & entry into CB’s Artwork of the Year Award. + Top 14 YouTube video. All award recipients receive 3-month online group exhibition of their work, international social media exposure, Art Week and Art Base international news publications, e-blast announcement to international buyers, friends and artists + official award certificate.
Workshop for the Dresher Ensemble Artist Residency
Residencies for Northern California Time-Based Artists
theater | performance ■ dance | movement
music | sound art | instrument invention
collaboration | interdisciplinary work
Applications for 2022 Residencies Deadline
OCTOBER 29, 2021 (11:59 PM)
RSVP FOR ONE OF OUR INFO SESSIONS TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE DEAR PROGRAM AND TO TOUR THE STUDIO
DRESHERENSEMBLE.ORG/DEAR-INFO-SESSION-RSVP/
TUESDAY OCTOBER 5, 2021 ■ 7 PM
THURSDAY OCTOBER 7, 2021 ■ 7 PM
DEAR awards 4 to 6 residencies annually to individual artists or to groups of artists collaborating on a single project.
Each Residency Provide
- Full-time access (24/7) of 1 to 4 weeks to rehearsal studio (40’ x 42” sprung dance floor with Marley floor covering with 20’ ceilings and two 9-foot concert grand pianos) and fabrication shop. Residency weeks may be contiguous or spread out over a period of months.
- Access to state of the art equipment (sound, lighting, projection, and recording)
- A production stipend (currently up to $1500)
- Technical, financial, marketing, and managerial consultations
- Fiscal sponsorship (if needed)
- Performance opportunities (50% of Box Office)
Don Bachardy Fellowship
The Don Bachardy Fellowship at the Royal Drawing School invites a gifted and dedicated post-graduate artist from outside the United Kingdom to study at the Royal Drawing School during the Summer Term and to experience the cultural life of London. The School’s Shoreditch campus is located in a converted Victorian warehouse in the heart of East London’s art, design and fashion scene.
The fellowship is named after the Californian portrait painter, Don Bachardy (b. 1934), who studied at the Slade in 1961, had his first show at the Redfern Gallery in Mayfair that year, and has gone on to draw and paint over 10,000 portraits from life.
The Don Bachardy Fellowship is sponsored by The Christopher Isherwood Foundation, www.IsherwoodFoundation.org.
The Don Bachardy Fellowship will take place during the Royal Drawing School Summer Term, 25th April – 2nd July 2022. The Don Bachardy Fellow will spend 3 full days per week for ten weeks, drawing alongside postgraduate students studying on the Royal Drawing School’s MA level programme, The Drawing Year, as well as students on the Public Programme. Courses are taught by a distinguished faculty of over 75 practising artists. The Fellow will be invited to curate their own programme of study choosing from over different 60+ drawing courses, drawing out of house in London’s streets and green spaces, life drawing, drawing from art in major museums and galleries, as well as intaglio printmaking courses. The artist will also be provided with a shared studio space alongside Royal Drawing School Drawing Year Students.
The Fellow will also have the opportunity to attend our lecture series, which includes in-conversations with leading contemporary artists and art history lectures. Speakers have included Cornelia Parker RA, Denzil Forrester, Maggi Hambling CBE, Helen Cammock, Walid Siti, Michael Landy RA and former director of The National Gallery, Sir Nicholas Penny FSA.
To assist with travel and accommodation costs, the Don Bachardy Fellow will be awarded a $5,000 stipend, half of which will be granted on receipt of the Fellowship and the remainder on arrival in London. Artists applying for the fellowship should show evidence of observational drawing in their practice. The purpose of the fellowship is to help support an emerging artist and to nurture drawing as their foundation skill.
Applications for the Don Bachardy Fellowship 25th April – 2nd July 2022 are now open. Application deadline Monday 4th October 2021 at 5pm (UK time). The fellowship is open to postgraduate artists from outside of the UK, preference may be given to US artists, please be aware artists who have studied in the UK are NOT eligible to apply. If you have any questions regarding the fellowship or your application, please contact residencies@royaldrawingschool.org
