The open call submission is international and open to any artist who
uses paint as their primary medium. There is no age limit for entry, but
each of the selected artists will have gained professional recognition
in the last five years (that is, since 2008/9) through their education,
gallery representation or in the production of a significant body of
work (see Guidelines). In addition, more than 100 of the world’s leading art schools have been directly invited to participate, nominating recent graduates to submit their applications.
Artists' submissions will be judged by an international jury
featuring some of the most prominent names in contemporary art,
including the painter Cecily Brown, curators Sir Norman Rosenthal, Yuko
Hasegawa, Gregor Muir and Suzanne Cotter, and writer-critics Suzanne
Hudson, Philip Tinari, Tony Godfrey and Barry Schwabsky.
100 Painters of Tomorrow, edited by Kurt Beers, will be published by
Thames & Hudson in 2014 and accompanied by a major exhibition of
contemporary painting at London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts... (read more)
SPRING RESIDENCY 2013 (March – May 2013)
The Lyons Wier Shashoua
Artist in Residence Award offers a three-month residency program to young
artists whose artwork supports the gallery's mission to discover and champion
the next generation of representational artists whose work within our vision of
"Conceptual Realism."
The Lyons Wier Shashoua Artist in Residence Award
is a multifaceted program offering one select artist an exclusive three-month
studio space (non-living) located in the heart of Chelsea.
The residency
is open to artists currently enrolled or recently graduated from an accredited
MFA program. Depending on the candidate’s needs, Lyons Wier Gallery can offer
associated gallery and/or artist studio internships. At the end of each year,
the four resident artists from the program will be included in a special group
exhibition hosted at Lyons Wier Gallery in New York.
Applications are now
being reviewed for the Spring 2013 Residency which runs from March – May
2013.
To apply, please send via email a cover letter clearly stating how
the space would be used during your tenure. Also include a current resume and
link to your website only. (Emails containing large image files will not be
opened.)
Only submissions that meet the Residency’s criteria will be
reviewed and contacted for consideration.
Application Deadline: January
31, 2013
Email:
residency@lyonswiergallery.com
http://www.lyonswiergallery.com/residency.html
Website:
http://www.lyonswiergallery.com
Chelsea Gallery is looking for an artist or artists to use the blank slate of
the facade of the Gallery building for an art installation / project that is
representative of both the artist and the gallery - interpreting the ideas and
mission of the artwork represented at the Gallery, while addressing challenges
of missing out on walk-by traffic and embracing the street culture.
This is
a huge opportunity for an artist to gain exposure by having their work on view
day and night on the busy thoroughfare of W. 14th st. for up to one year; and
for the Gallery to gain exposure in it's infancy. Because of the long duration
of the 'exhibition,' 1. The design needs to be fresh, relevant and timeless, and
2. The materials need to be durable and resilient.
Full info at:
http://www.underlinegallery.com/call-for-artists-outdoor-art-installation/
Website: http://www.underlinegallery.com/call-for-artists-outdoor-art-installation/
Amos Eno is a non-profit gallery that has been in existence continuously
since 1974, one of the oldest of its kind in New York City. We are a gallery
that values diversity in terms of ideology and artistic expression on the part
of members. A director manages the gallery while also welcoming members to
share their own insight into the management of the space. Each artist is in
complete control of the content of her/his solo exhibition with assistance from
the director and appearances in group shows are a regular part of the gallery
program. For more information about membership and how to apply, please visit
AmosEno.org.
Website: http://www.amoseno.org
Saint Joseph's University
Philadelphia PA
The first six exhibitions of the school year are open to professional
artists. If you would like to be considered for a show, please submit the
following:
~ Twenty JPEGS. No more than five detail shots. Title each
file with your last name followed by the number in which you wish you images to
be viewed. For example: Smith1, Smith2, Smith3, etc. No powerpoint
presentations.
~ Image list with numbers that correspond with your
JPEGS. Include title, size, medium and year. Include this on the disc and a
hard copy as well.
~ Resume with mailing address, email address and phone
number. Include this on the disc and a hard copy as well.
~ Artist's
statement. Include this on the disc and a hard copy as well.
~ Self-addressed
stamped envelope only if you would like your disc returned.
Mail
to:
Saint Joseph's University
Boland Hall
5600 City
Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19131-1395
Attn: Open Call
The deadline for
submission is January 31 for the following school year schedule. The Exhibitions
Committee reviews the work and the artists are notified by the end of February.
We consider work in all media and all subject matter. Regretfully, we do not
pay for shipping so please keep this in mind when applying.
Website: http://www.sju.edu/gallery
