Opportunities
CALL FOR ARTISTS
Nowstalgia: Deadline June 1, 2023
August - October, 2023
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Nowstalgia In this exhibition, we are looking for artists who can help us escape the uncertainties of everyday life, drawing inspiration from past decades and infusing them with a futuristic style that feels unique today. We want to see art that captures the chaos of Internet culture, reminds us of a simpler time, and inspires us to move forward. What is Nowstalgia? It is everything and anything—combining retro-indulgent fantasy with today's instant consumerism lifestyle. Driven by our need for connectivity and escapism, the nowstalgia trend permits us to re-imagine the past, creating a collage of nostalgic references. |
Submission Details & Guidelines
- Please use our online form for submissionsSubmission Form.
- Open to any and all traditional and non-traditional visual arts media
- Kaiser Gallery has no size restrictions on submissions, other than what can physically fit in our space and through our doors. Artists who have work that may exceed these limits are welcome to contact us to inquire about specific dimensions.
- Submissions average 3 images per submission - no larger than 1500 pixels and at least 72 dpi
- Submissions for digital art, such as video, interactive or other new media should be submitted in the form of a link to a complete viewable online copy of each work along with a single still jpeg image
- Submissions must include a CV & artist statement
- All files should be labeled with the artist’s name and title of work. Ex: Yourfullname_titleofwork.jpg
- Please submit only completed work, no works-in-progress
- All work must be ready to install
Entwined: Deadline August 1, 2023
October, 2023 - December 2023
Entwined explores the theme of connectivity inspired by the natural world and the way we interact with it. We are searching for artists whose work is connected by a common thread: their interest in nature and its influence on our lives, spirality and culture. This exhibit is open to all mediums, including but not limited from sculptures to paintings, installations to photographs—but they all share a common goal: to show how interconnected we are with each other and with nature as a whole.
This exhibit aims to challenge viewers to think about how they interact with their environment and how it affects them as individuals and as members of society at large. It's an opportunity for us all to consider ways that we can better understand ourselves through understanding nature; how we can improve our relationships with each other through improving our relationships with the natural world around us; how we can come together as people by coming together in appreciation for all that binds us together despite our differences; and perhaps most importantly, what makes us truly human?
This exhibit aims to challenge viewers to think about how they interact with their environment and how it affects them as individuals and as members of society at large. It's an opportunity for us all to consider ways that we can better understand ourselves through understanding nature; how we can improve our relationships with each other through improving our relationships with the natural world around us; how we can come together as people by coming together in appreciation for all that binds us together despite our differences; and perhaps most importantly, what makes us truly human?
Submission Details & Guidelines
- Please use our online form for submissionsSubmission Form.
- Open to any and all traditional and non-traditional visual arts media
- Kaiser Gallery has no size restrictions on submissions, other than what can physically fit in our space and through our doors. Artists who have work that may exceed these limits are welcome to contact us to inquire about specific dimensions.
- Submissions average 3 images per submission - no larger than 1500 pixels and at least 72 dpi
- Submissions for digital art, such as video, interactive or other new media should be submitted in the form of a link to a complete viewable online copy of each work along with a single still jpeg image
- Submissions must include a CV & artist statement
- All files should be labeled with the artist’s name and title of work. Ex: Yourfullname_titleofwork.jpg
- Please submit only completed work, no works-in-progress
- All work must be ready to install
Future Resonance 2: Deadline October 1, 2023
December 2023 - February 2023
Call for submissions from the art & technology sectors that explore the possibilities of light as a medium and a source of inspiration.
Kaiser Gallery invites artists and creatives from the art and technology sectors to submit works using light as their medium and source of inspiration. Future Resonance explores new technologies as a possible medium to study intricate fractal properties of light and/or the multidimensional nature of sound. Artists and creators alike may explore different expressions of light and sound through all mediums, including but not limited to sculptural works, photography, projection art, new media, and light-based performances. No fees to apply.
Kaiser Gallery invites artists and creatives from the art and technology sectors to submit works using light as their medium and source of inspiration. Future Resonance explores new technologies as a possible medium to study intricate fractal properties of light and/or the multidimensional nature of sound. Artists and creators alike may explore different expressions of light and sound through all mediums, including but not limited to sculptural works, photography, projection art, new media, and light-based performances. No fees to apply.
Submission Details & Guidelines
- Please use our online form for submissionsSubmission Form.
- Open to any and all traditional and non-traditional visual arts media
- Kaiser Gallery has no size restrictions on submissions, other than what can physically fit in our space and through our doors. Artists who have work that may exceed these limits are welcome to contact us to inquire about specific dimensions.
- Submissions average 3 images per submission - no larger than 1500 pixels and at least 72 dpi
- Submissions for digital art, such as video, interactive or other new media should be submitted in the form of a link to a complete viewable online copy of each work along with a single still jpeg image
- Submissions must include a CV & artist statement
- All files should be labeled with the artist’s name and title of work. Ex: Yourfullname_titleofwork.jpg
- Please submit only completed work, no works-in-progress
- All work must be ready to install
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
SOLO SHOW SELECTION 2023: CLOSED
June 9 - August 9, 2022
Kaiser Gallery is accepting submissions for our annual Solo Show Selection. Solo exhibitors are open to local, regional, and national artists. This exhibit is open to all mediums, including but not limited to painting, sculptural works, photography, projection art, new media, and performances. Please refer to our gallery floor plan to assist with your proposal. Notifications are released by the end of February. Submission fees go towards the support of the exhibition in the form of exhibition supplies, marketing and a stipend for the selected artist.
The curatorial staff decides solo exhibitions, and proposals may suggest or indicate the need for a specific type of space, such as a need for an HD video projection, wall colors, and sound capabilities. However, exhibit size and the final placement is also determined by the curatorial staff.
Submission Fee - $20
Submission fees are applied directly toward the marketing efforts of the solo show exhibition and to help fund a stipend for the selected artist.
SOLO SHOW SELECTION 2023: CLOSED
June 9 - August 9, 2022
Kaiser Gallery is accepting submissions for our annual Solo Show Selection. Solo exhibitors are open to local, regional, and national artists. This exhibit is open to all mediums, including but not limited to painting, sculptural works, photography, projection art, new media, and performances. Please refer to our gallery floor plan to assist with your proposal. Notifications are released by the end of February. Submission fees go towards the support of the exhibition in the form of exhibition supplies, marketing and a stipend for the selected artist.
The curatorial staff decides solo exhibitions, and proposals may suggest or indicate the need for a specific type of space, such as a need for an HD video projection, wall colors, and sound capabilities. However, exhibit size and the final placement is also determined by the curatorial staff.
Submission Fee - $20
Submission fees are applied directly toward the marketing efforts of the solo show exhibition and to help fund a stipend for the selected artist.
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Submission Details & Guidelines
NO SUBMISSION FEE
NO SUBMISSION FEE
- Please use our online form for submissions.
- Open to any and all traditional and non-traditional visual arts media
- Kaiser Gallery has no size restrictions on submissions, other than what can physically fit in our space and through our doors. Artists who have work that may exceed these limits are welcome to contact us to inquire about specific dimensions.
- Submissions average 3 images per submission - no larger than 1500 pixels and at least 72 dpi
- Submissions for digital art, such as video, interactive or other new media should be submitted in the form of a link to a complete viewable online copy of each work along with a single still jpeg image
- Submissions must include a CV & artist statement
- All files should be labeled with the artist’s name and title of work. Ex: Yourfullname_titleofwork.jpg
- Please submit only completed work, no works-in-progress
- All work must be ready to install
