Winter Solstice
What Winter Solstice: The short days and long nights of winter are imbued with moody ambiance and spiritual significance. It is a time for contemplation, but also for celebration. Show us what concepts emerge in your art practice during the winter months. 2D or 3D artwork will be accepted in any medium.
Where Marin MOCA, 500 Palm Drive, Novato Juror Andrea Schwartz Exhibition Nov 16 - Dec 22 Deadline Sept 26 Apply Click here Art and Activism
What The theme for this show is “ART AND ACTIVISM” – Art paired with activism doesn’t just grab your attention, but sends a message, makes a statement and resonates.
Where SF Women Artists, 647 Irving St, San Francisco Juror Laura Grigsby, Art Consultant Exhibition Nov 5 -30 Deadline Oct 15 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 |
Secondary Colors
What SECONDARY COLORS: ORANGE, GREEN,and PURPLE are as impactful and can be the foundation for equally compelling imagery. Images in which one of these colors stands out as a critical element are what we are looking for. It can be a black and white with a single point of color, a Green, Orange or Purple monochrome, or any image where a SECONDARY COLOR stands out as a focal point.
Where New York Center for Art Online Gallery Juror Claudia Sohrens Deadline Sept 22 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 |
NCWCA ENTRYTHINGY
There are no NCWCA calls for art at this time.
