THE GROUND UPON WHICH WE STAND: NCWCA JURIED EXHIBITION
The Ground Upon Which We Stand is a juried exhibition and regional show for NCWCA members and artists residing in the Greater Bay Area focusing on the environment.
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OTHER EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES IN THE BAY AREA AND BEYOND
Art/Act: Local - Wild Places
What David Brower Center is accepting submissions for our annual juried exhibition of works by San Francisco Bay Area artists! Art/Act: Local – Wild Places (May 22 - September 2, 2020) will examine the importance of connecting people to wilderness, whether it be a National Park or a community garden, in order for them to more fully appreciate, understand, and ultimately protect our natural environment. Four artists will be selected based on their current body of work and receive a $1000 honoraria to create at least one new work per artist inspired by or addressing what it means to protect our wild places.
Where David Brower Center, 2150 Allston Wy, Berkeley, CA 94704 Deadline Nov 15 Apply Click here 2020 Art of Living Black
What Co-founded by the late Jan Hart-Schuyers and the late Rae Louise Hayward, The Art of Living Black is a non-juried group Exhibition featuring work by artists of African descent. The Exhibition is held at the Richmond Art Center and is accompanied by a self-guided Open Studios tour and Satellite Exhibitions. Participation is open to all artists of African descent, who are 16 years or older, and who reside/work within the nine counties of the Bay Area (Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma).
Where Richmond Art Center, 2540 Barrett Avenue, Richmond, CA 94804 Exhibition Jan 14 - Mar 13, 2020 Deadline Oct 31, 2019 Apply Click here This is Just to Say
What Annual Juried Exhibition
Where Gallery Route One, 11101 Highway One, Ste. 1101, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Exhibition Jan 17 - Feb 9, 2020 Deadline Nov 17, 2019 Apply Click here Reflections
What “Reflections” can mean the throwing back of light, sound or images by a body or surface, an image you see when you look in a mirror, an image given back by a reflecting surface. It can also be interpreted as a careful thought about something or a thought occurring in consideration or meditation. Artists are free to interpret “reflections” with either or both of these meanings.
Where Arc Gallery, 1246 Folsom St, San Francisco Juror Shelley Barry, Slate Contemporary Gallery Exhibition May 16 - Jun 13, 2020 Deadline March 16, 2020 Apply Click here |
20/20: A Leap Year
What The theme for this show is “2020 A LEAP YEAR” – An “extra day” for living and creating. A time to take that “leap of faith” and create the piece that has been waiting to emerge, that idea or image rippling below the surface. If not now, when?
Where San Francisco Women Artists Gallery, 647 Irving St, San Francisco Juror Ashley Voss Exhibition Jan 7 - Feb 1 Deadline Nov 30, 2019 Apply Click here 31 Women Artists
What Surrealism was the prevailing modern art movement in 1943 when Peggy Guggenheim launched a special exhibition entitled Exhibition by 31 Women at her “Art of This Century” gallery in NYC. Our exhibition will include various works by six of the women artists who were featured in the original NYC exhibition from the collection of local art historian Mark Rownd. We will be exhibiting works by Leonora Carrington, Dorothea Tanning, Leonor Fini, Hedda Sterne, Sonja Sekula, and Hazel Guggenheim.
Sedona Arts Center is seeking contemporary women artists representing work that has in some way been influenced by the surrealist movement. The scope of the exhibition will be very inclusive. Surrealist influence appears in abstract expressionism, process art, conceptual art, and various forms of magical realism and visionary art as well as collage, sculpture, assemblage, and painting that relies on evocative juxtaposition of various imagery. Because of its relationship to the unconscious and the mythic, surrealism has often been associated with a spiritual quest, situating art as a healer of the rift between nature and human reality through its unique creativity. Women are the unsung heroes of contemporary art, creating artworks and actively participating in all aspects of modern art from early on. This exhibition, timed to overlap with the Sedona Women’s March and Rally in January of 2020 is themed on the empowerment of Women and the diverse heritage of Surrealism. Where Sedona Arts Center, 15 Art Barn Road, Sedona, Arizona 86336 Juror Dr. Catriona McAra Exhibition Jan 3 - 26, 2020 Deadlilne Nov 15, 2019 Apply Click here SNAP! 2020
What Snap, Crackle, Pop! Let’s start the New Year right. Snap! is a quick turnaround show filled with bright, delicious artwork hung salon-style and ready to be snapped up by Bay Area art lovers. Submit works of art you are certain someone would like to own right now. Make a name for yourself as an important emerging artist, someone to collect, a discovery in the making. To make things simple all works will be priced at $199, with $120 of sales going to the artist. Arc’s January shows are a try-out for Bay Area artists. Works that sell get our attention. We’ve put several January artists in our curated exhibitions. So bring us your best. We challenge you to make something amazing.
Juror Priscilla Otani, Stephen Wagner, Michael Yochum, Arc Gallery Partners Exhibition January 17, 2020 Deadline December 9, 2019 Apply Click here |
