GESTE Paris

GESTE Paris announces a juried Open Call for its upcoming Paris exhibition, Meta_Contra_Verse

GESTE Paris: Meta_Contra_Verse

Valentina Pimanova

ISSP Riga Residency welcomes photographers, artists and curators working within photography to apply for 1-3 month residency in Riga, Latvia. There are no limitations regarding age, background or photographic style of the participants. The ISSP Riga Residency provides an opportunity for concentrated work on a personal project informed by interaction with Riga and its residents (or elsewhere in Latvia), or much needed time to rethink and complete ongoing work. The residency calendar is based on full month slots, from the first to the last day of the month. In 2023, the Residency is open from the period January – December. 

The participation fee is 350 EUR per calendar month and it covers accommodation costs. Three selected artists from a Nordic or Baltic country will receive a scholarship of 500 EUR, residency stay free of charge and covered travel costs to Riga.

The residents are housed in a spacious and fully equipped 3-bedroom shared apartment in the centre of Riga.

ISSP Riga Residency 2023 Open Call

TRUTH, Artist books and broadsides

 The concept of "truth" has been associated with books and the printed word for a long time, as in “going by the book” and other catch-phrases. Unfortunately the very notion of “truth” in the U.S.A. became politicized during the previous presidency and continues to take a beating in politics, the media and even in daily interactions between friends. Gallery Route One asks artists to consider what form truth takes and how they could EMBODY TRUTH in their work, within the artist book or broadside format. What does the word mean now: personally, politically or philosophically? How does an artist embody truth in their work?

Gallery Route One invites artists to submit expressions about truth in the form of handmade, handbound artist books both unique and in small editions, altered books, folded or sculptural books and very limited edition broadsides. 

Juror Sas Colby is a visual artist with over 5 decades of creating, exhibiting, and teaching art. Her artistic practice includes nontraditional artists books and work with text. A retrospective, Sisters of Invention: 45 Years of Book Art by Sas Colby, Betsy Davids and Jaime Robles, was exhibited at the San Francisco Center for the Book in 2015. Sas’ work was included in Possibilities: When Artists’ Books Were Young; Kathleen Walkup, curator at SFCB in 2022.

Eligibilty: All artists 18 or over currently residing in the United States.

Entries are limited to 3 artworks.

Fee: $30 for 1 to 3 submissions.

Submission dates are September 1 through October 15.

Notification by November 1.

Exhibition dates are January 7 through February 12

Jurying will be online only. Work that does not resemble the submitted image will not be displayed.

INSURANCE: GRO does not offer insurance to cover your artwork. If you require insurance for your piece, feel free to pursue thison your own.

SALES: Artwork need not be for sale. Work that is for sale will be for the price indicated by the artist upon submission of entry, plus tax. Your price should include GRO’s commission of 45%.

 Gallery Route One is a nonprofit organization that supports a gallery for contemporary art and several community outreach programs. The artist members at GRO believe that art can be a powerful force for change, and thatartists have much to contribute to the dialogue about critical problems we face as a society. Our Mission: To originate and presentcontemporary art exhibitions, educational programs and community outreach projects to inspire people to experience the world innew ways.

GRO was founded by 25 artists in 1983, and currently maintains a membership of 20 artists. Our Board of Directors is drawn frominterested community members, including artists. The organization supports two exhibition programs: member exhibitions andVisiting Artists exhibitions. Visiting artists exhibit work that addresses current issues of public debate: social justice, environmental crisis, racism, immigration. Truth, the upcoming juried exhibition is a project of the Visiting Artist Program.

Truth: Artist Books & Broadsides

River Oaks' small art spectacle returns for 2022. The 7th Annual 5x5x5 features a remarkably fascinating showing of miniature works from artists across the U.S., coinciding with the gift-giving season. The guest Juror for the 2022 feature is Ashley Kenneth Chavis. River Oaks is inviting all visual artists to participate in this annual miniature feature. The 5x5x5 Show is a signature event for the Arts Center, allowing patrons to purchase unique, original works of art for holiday gift giving or as additions to their expanding collections.

Guest Juror - Ashley Kenneth Chavis
Ashley Chavis is originally from southeast Georgia. In 1995 he received an art portfolio scholarship to the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) to study architecture. After a year at SCAD, he decided to transfer to Armstrong Atlantic State University in Savannah to take full advantage of the Hope Scholarship. During that time, Ashley fell in love with Fine Art and graduated from Armstrong with a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Studio Art. He completed graduate school in 2005 at The University of Mississippi where he earned the Master of Fine Arts degree with an emphasis in Ceramics.

Since 2007, Ashley has been a full-time art instructor at Northwest Mississippi Community College where he teaches foundation art courses in Drawing and Ceramics. Much of his creative energy is devoted to producing functional pottery with a simple aesthetic that synthesizes design, tactility, and function. In addition to clay, Ashley also experiments with mixed-media drawings; and in 2019, drawing was the focus of his residency and exhibition in Marnay Sur Seine, France. His most recent clay accomplishments include entry into the 29th Annual Strictly Functional Pottery National Exhibition in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and the SECAC 2021 Members Juried Exhibition in Lexington, Kentucky. Ashley’s work can also be found at Oxford Treehouse Gallery in Oxford, Mississippi. He is a member of the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA), Southeastern College Art Conference (SECAC), Southern Graphics Council International (SGCI), and Sycamore Arts Council. Ashley lives in Oxford, Mississippi with his wife, Virginia (who is also an artist), and their two children.

- 2D and 3D works accepted.
-Open to all media
-Original works only
-One image per entry
-3 entries max

7th Annual 5x5x5 Show

Urban Landscape a juried National Competition/Exhibition. Urban Landscape a complex structure resulting from the interaction between human and environment. It includes social, cultural and economic dimensions. Urban landscapes are formed and shaped mainly under the influence of human activities. What Urban Landscape surround and inspire you, how do these environments influence your life and art?

Mediums: Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Printmaking, Mixed Media and Fiber Art.

Juror: Cameron Brian
Born in 1961 in Denver Colorado, Brian earned his BFA in Painting and 2D Design from The College of Santa Fe in 1989 and holds an MFA in sculpture from The San Francisco Art Institute in 1993. He is co-owner and founder of The Transmission Gallery in Oakland, a contemporary art gallery focused on figurative and socially engaged art. Recently a new Transmission Gallery location was added in San Francisco, with Brian acting as co-director and principal curator for both locations. As an educator, Brian has taught a wide range of subjects, including Art, Drawing, Painting, Wood- working and Industrial design, at a number of institutions.
As an artist, Brian was chosen to be the California State University Bakersfield, Artist in Residence for the 75th Anniversary Celebration of The Grapes of Wrath Project in 2015, where he produced a two-acre sculptural installation. Brian’s work can be found in myriad of public and private art collections both in the United States and abroad and has been seen in numerous exhibitions world- wide. He currently divides his time between Southern California, the Bay Area and Oakland.
Gallery Locations: Transmission Gallery Oakland 770 West Grand Ave. Oakland, CA 94612 Transmission Gallery San Francisco 35 Bartlett St. San Francisco, CA 94110
Teaching:
2008-2019 Bakersfield College, Bakersfield, CA (Delano Campus)
2018-2019 Wonderful Academy, Delano, CA
2015-2016 California State University Bakersfield, Bakersfield, CA
2006-2007 Center for the Book, San Francisco, CA
2005 University of Phoenix, San Mateo, CA
2001-2003 Saint Mary’s College, Moraga, CA
2001-2003 California College of Art, Oakland/San Francisco, CA
1993 San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco CA
1997 Brian along with Ruth Santee founded the Arc-Solano Art program, Vallejo, CA

Important Dates:
Submission Deadline: October 12, 2022 Notification: October 15, 2022
Delivery of Artwork: October 24th, 2022
Show Dates: November 4th - January 29th, 2023 Opening Reception: November 12th, 2022, 4-6pm

Urban Landscape

DEADLINE October 10, 2022 Please do not wait until the last minute to apply...we will jury work on a rolling basis and will inform artists of acceptance throughout the application period

Sylvia White has owned and operated galleries in New York, Santa Monica and Ventura for over 30 years and will be the sole juror for this call. realART is a 2800 sq' gallery space in an historic shopping district in Agoura Hills, CA.  Exhibitions include an eclectic mix of sculpture, painting and photography.  We are also actively seeking installation proposals for our front window. Exhibition dates are 11/2-12/31.  Opening reception Sunday, November 6, 3-5pm.  We will also feature artists in our virtual gallery on our website www.whatisrealART.com, as well as on the prestigious e-commerce platform, 1stDibs. Please make sure all artwork is labeled, wired, ready to hang and realistically priced. There will be no price changes after submission. PLEASE DO NOT SEND WORK PACKED IN STYROFOAM PEANUTS...IT WILL BE RETURNED UNOPENED.  For tips about improving your chances, please read "Pick me, Pick me!" from my ArtAdvice blog.  The gallery will retain a 40% commission on any work sold.

***Please read before submitting work***  I will be jurying this exhibition on a rolling basis. The sooner you apply, the sooner you can start showing and selling your work.  Artists will be selected for solo exhibitions with dates TBA. For this exhibition I am specifically looking for quality work at realistic prices to SELL. Please evaluate your pricing policy as this will definitely influence my decision to accept your work.

Open to all artists 18 and over, residing in the United States.  

Painting, sculpture, photography, functional art, fine crafts, mixed media and installation art accepted.

Gallery Winter Juried Show and Solo Exhibition

ABOUT:
“Small Matter” is a national juried exhibition hosted by the 437Co Art Gallery, Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction, Colorado. The exhibition is open to all US-based artists 18 years of age and older working in 2D and 3D media. Entries must be original works created within the last five years, and not previously exhibited at the CMU Art Gallery. Artists may submit up to three works with a $35 entry fee. Accepted works will be exhibited at 437Co in downtown Grand Junction, CO from Nov. 28, 2022, to Jan. 26, 2023. The 437Co Art Gallery is pleased to announce that the exhibition will be juried by Pattie Chalmers, artist, and educator at the Southern Illinois University Carbondale. There will be $1,000 in cash awards given to Best of Show ($500), 1st Place ($300), and 2nd Place ($200).  The BEST of the show will have a solo exhibition opportunity in the CMU 437Co Art Gallery in Fall 2023 or 2024.

JUROR: Pattie Chalmers (www.pattiechalmers.com) received her BFA in printmaking from the University of Manitoba in Canada, and her MFA in Ceramics from the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.

She has exhibited in group exhibitions on five continents, in six countries and thirty-three states and over the past ten years has had work in over ninety exhibitions. Chalmers is a Professor at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. She has taught at SIUC since 2006.

Professor Chalmers has been awarded two McKnight Residencies at Northern Clay Center in Minneapolis, MN, and in 2020 she received an Illinois Art Council Professional Development Grant and an Illinois Arts Council Artist Fellowship Finalist Award.  

PUBLICITY:
437Co may use images of artwork accepted into the exhibition for publicity purpose. Artists agree to allow images of their art for educational, publicity and archival purposes.

INSURANCE AND LOAN AGREEMENT:
Artists must insure their work during transit to and from the gallery, and for the duration of the exhibition. The CMU 437Co gallery is not liable for any damage caused during transit to and from gallery.

All works must be accompanied by a signed loan agreement. The loan agreement must arrive by Nov. 12, 2022. The loan agreement will be provided upon acceptance of work.

SHIPPING AND DELIVERY:
Artists are responsible for all shipping and delivery costs to and from the gallery. Works should be shipped to arrive only during the “window to receive works” unless otherwise arranged. Works must be carefully packed and shipped in a reusable box, container, including packing materials and a pre-paid return shipping label. All works will be returned in original packing materials and box. Works need to be received no later than Nov. 12, 2022. All hand-deliveries must be picked up in person at the close of the show.
 

IMPORTANT TIMELINE:

Entry Deadline: Oct. 10, 2022
Notification of acceptance by email: Oct. 24, 2022
Window to receive works: Nov. 1 – Nov. 12, 2022
Works Delivered in person at the 437Co Art Gallery: Nov. 7 – Nov. 12, 12:00-5:00 pm
(437 Colorado Ave. Grand Junction, CO 81501)
Deadline to receive works: Nov. 12, 2022
Exhibition opens: Nov. 28, 2022
Opening Reception and Juror’s talk: Dec. 2, 5:30 pm
Exhibition Closes: Jan. 26, 2023
Return Shipping or Pick-up for works: Jan. 30 – Feb. 10, 2023


Small Matters

The application fee is waived for applicants coming from countries included in the current DAC list - https://bit.ly/3BLBjiN

Liva Laure

Until 1 December 2022, artists, researchers, architects, designers ¬– food, design, fashion, sound, social, – writers, curators, and other creatives are welcome to apply for an 11¬–month residency starting in November 2023. 

Jan van Eyck can assist in searching for accommodation

Jan van Eyck Open Call: Residency 2023/2024

Apply for the 2023 RAIR residency this fall: Accepting applications until October 31st, 2022
WE STRONGLY ENCOURAGE APPLICANTS TO REGISTER FOR A TOUR OF THE SITE BEFORE APPLYING. IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND A TOUR, BE SURE TO WATCH THE RECORDING OF A PREVIOUS SITE TOUR

THE STANDARD RESIDENCY: a longer, more traditional studio based program. Standard residents are given access to waste materials and a studio and project space. 

 
DURATION: 
4-6 Weeks
March- November

WORKING HOURS: 
*MINIMUM OF 20 HOURS PER WEEK 
Weekdays 7am-5:30pm* 
Weekends 9am-4pm*
*additional hours can be scheduled if needed

THE STANDARD RESIDENCY 

In 1999, Wildacres Retreat opened our residency program for artists.  Since that time, we have had the opportunity to host hundreds of writers, artisans, and musicians. Participants in the program stay in one of three self-catering cabins located just a quarter-mile beyond the retreat entrance. One of the cabins is completely ADA compliant and another can house two residents working on a project together.

Using the space provided by the three cabins, Wildacres hosts approximately seventy artists each year for one-week residencies from April through October. Residencies begin on Monday afternoons and run until Sunday mornings. While there are landlines at each residency cabin, there is no internet access in the cabins, and cellphones do not typically connect except in the main part of the retreat where we do have WiFi access.  The residency program allows artists the solitude and inspiration needed to begin or continue work on a project in their particular field of creative arts.  Past residents tell us that being able to work in such a secluded, natural setting provides them with an unparalleled opportunity to step away from outside distractions and completely focus on their work.

LAUREL CABIN: Wildacres residencies are offered at no cost to participants.  Residents have the option to eat in the dining room with other residents, guests, and staff, or they may prepare their own meals in their cabin.  Participants are responsible for providing their own transportation to and from Wildacres, as well as while they are at the retreat.  They are also responsible for any supplies they may need during their residency.  As the residencies are intended to be working retreats, spouses/partners, guests, and pets are not permitted. AZALEA CABIN: We allow two people collaborating on a project to come together and stay in Azalea cabin, which has a loft to accommodate a second person. When two candidates apply for a joint residency, we ask them to fill out one application stating the nature of their project and include information about both participants, as well as resumes from both individuals. OWL’S NEST CABIN: Each year we offer a few two-week residencies. Individuals wishing to apply for a two-week residency are required to answer questions on the application specifically about that length of stay. Our two-week residencies are very limited and not guaranteed.

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