Art of Drama
What It’s Dramatic! The Bankhead Theater Gallery is seeking artwork for The Art of Drama at the Bankhead Theater Gallery, August 28–October 30, 2018. We are looking for exact OR broad interpretation of “Drama”; so think outside the box!
Where Bothwell Arts Center, 2466 8th Street, Livermore Deadline Aug 10 Apply Click here Vibrant Vision
What Submit works based on their palette of favorite colors. We hope that the theme “Vibrant Vision” inspires you to create and submit 2D work that reflects a spectrum of radiant color. Juror Matt McKinley.
Where San Francisco Women Artists, 647 Irving St, San Francisco Exhibition Oct 9 - Nov 10 Deadline Sept 1, 2018 Apply Click here Life Poses
What Life Poses is a juried exhibition of 18" X 24” mixed media works on paper. Artists are asked to submit 18"x 24” artwork for permanent exhibit in six physical therapy New York facilities of the University of Vermont Health network. Initially all work will be featured in a five week public exhibition August 3 to September 7. Then work will be chosen for permanent exhibit in the therapy facilities.
The selection committee is seeking art in varied artistic styles and mediums on paper to represent person(s) in motion or repose. Artists interested in exhibiting must fill out an art application form and deliver art* to the Champlain Valley Senior Center in Willsboro, NY. from July 30 to August 1, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply For more information contact Cory Gillilland: c.gillilland@gmail.com. Phone: 518-963-4677 or 518-593-8375 *ACCEPTED WORKS FROM THE SF BAY AREA WILL BE DELIVERED BY GINGER SLONAKER. IF YOUR WORK IS ACCEPTED, EMAIL GINGER AT gingerslonaker@mac.com. Bay Area Women ArtistsWhat This is an annual exhibit at O’Hanlon since 2009, celebrating works of local women artists!
Where O'Hanlon Center for the Arts • 616 Throckmorton Avenue, Mill Valley Exhibition Aug 2 - 23 Deadline Jul 17 Apply Click here |
Vibrant Vision Art Banners
What San Francisco Women Artists (SFWA) invites all Bay Area artists (all genders welcome) to submit works for a juried Art Banner competition. Funded through SF Grants for the Arts, the banners will provide local artists an exciting opportunity to showcase their work in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood. We hope that the “Vibrant Vision” theme inspires you to create and submit work that reflects a spectrum of radiant color.
Selected artworks will be digitally transferred onto 3’ x 6’ vertical vinyl banners installed on lampposts on Irving Street from 7th to 9th Avenue. To best utilize the banner specs, colorful and crisp designs are encouraged. While visually enhancing the Irving Street commercial corridor, serving as a gateway to Golden Gate Park, the banners showing your work will be seen by thousands. Juror Matt Burns, FOSAS Executive Director. Deadline Sept 1, 2018 Apply Click here Artwalk Livermore
What ArtWalk is Livermore's Gallery District for a Day. Over 200 artists display their works on sidewalks and plazas, in parks and galleries, surrounded by boutique shops, wine tasting rooms and restaurants in historic downtown Livermore. Art works range from contemporary to classical, abstract to realism, pottery to mixed media,handmade bags, ceramic garden art and jewelry, with subject matter from floral to figurative and much more. ArtWalk is the premiere Tri-Valley one day art fest - come and check it out!
Live music will be at all the parks this year. The Bankhead Plaza will have cultural arts groups performing between 12 and 4 pm. Livermorium Park will host the Livermore Cultural Arts Council booth by the arbor. Live music will be drawing you to explore the artists booth in that park. And Lizzie Fountain will be jamming as well. When Oct 13 Apply Click here Liberty
What The 1776 United States Declaration of Independence states that all men have a right to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." “Liberty” is defined as freedom from arbitrary restraints and takes into account the rights of all involved. The history of this country is filled with struggles for liberty, ranging from freedom from foreign rule, emancipation from slavery, civil rights, women’s right to vote, reproductive choice, gender rights, farm workers’ rights, rights of refugees, access to health care, right to bear arms, etc. Sometimes, “liberty” for one group of people may antagonize another. What does “liberty” mean to you? We are seeking works of art that symbolize “liberty” in all its manifestations in this country. Juror Donna Seager, Seager Gray Gallery, Mill Valley.
Where Arc Gallery, 1246 Folsom St, San Francisco Exhibition Nov 10 - Dec 8, 2018 Deadline Sept 10 Apply Click here |
NCWCA ENTRYTHINGY
There are no NCWCA calls for art at this time.
