CALL FOR ARTISTS
Coveted II: Deadline December 17, 2021
February 11 - April 3, 2022
An exhibition dedicated to the perspectives of those who are not readily represented in mainstream culture.
Kaiser Gallery's annual exhibition, Coveted, seeks to represent the perspectives of those that are not easily accessible in mainstream culture, while representations of the male gaze can be found in abundance. We invite women, non-binary people, and marginalized members of all racial and cultural backgrounds the opportunity to share their perspectives of the world. This year's theme explores the experiences of the 'other' within spirituality, religion, and the occult.
The resurgence of the occult in modern-day times places women in positions of power within the coven structure and allows women to be healers and leaders. The occult rejects the universal 'he' and offers women and nonbinary people a feminist-friendly alternative in their search for spirituality. Women's experiences are also at the forefront, with many rituals revolving around menstruation and childbirth.
This exhibit is open to all mediums, including but not limited to, painting, sculptural works, photography, projection art, new media, and performances. No fees to apply.
Kaiser Gallery's annual exhibition, Coveted, seeks to represent the perspectives of those that are not easily accessible in mainstream culture, while representations of the male gaze can be found in abundance. We invite women, non-binary people, and marginalized members of all racial and cultural backgrounds the opportunity to share their perspectives of the world. This year's theme explores the experiences of the 'other' within spirituality, religion, and the occult.
The resurgence of the occult in modern-day times places women in positions of power within the coven structure and allows women to be healers and leaders. The occult rejects the universal 'he' and offers women and nonbinary people a feminist-friendly alternative in their search for spirituality. Women's experiences are also at the forefront, with many rituals revolving around menstruation and childbirth.
This exhibit is open to all mediums, including but not limited to, painting, sculptural works, photography, projection art, new media, and performances. No fees to apply.
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
| Kaiser Gallery Artist Agreement |
Silent Fields: Deadline February 4, 2022
April 8 - June 5, 2022
Kaiser Gallery is accepting submissions for Silent Fields. Silent Fields has a unique goal: to raise awareness of the harmful impacts humanity is having on bees and other pollinators as humans continue to degrade and destroy their natural habitats. This exhibit is open to all mediums, including but not limited to painting, sculptural works, photography, projection art, new media, and performances. No fees to apply.
The honey bee is possibly the most known pollinating species. Native species of bees and different bugs are fundamental to our food supply. Without these species, 70% of flora would be unable to reproduce or furnish food. Affected crops include many of our fruits, vegetables, and nuts that we are dependent on for our meals. According to the United Nations Environment Programme, of the 100 crops that grant 90% of the world’s food, 71 are pollinated by bees.
Currently, pollinators are declining at alarming rates. The number of honey bee colonies managed in the U.S. dropped from approximately 6 million in 1947 to less than 2.5 million today.
For more information about the pollination crisis, please visit https://www.centerforfoodsafety.org/issues/304/pollinators-and-pesticides/impacts-on-the-food-supply
The honey bee is possibly the most known pollinating species. Native species of bees and different bugs are fundamental to our food supply. Without these species, 70% of flora would be unable to reproduce or furnish food. Affected crops include many of our fruits, vegetables, and nuts that we are dependent on for our meals. According to the United Nations Environment Programme, of the 100 crops that grant 90% of the world’s food, 71 are pollinated by bees.
Currently, pollinators are declining at alarming rates. The number of honey bee colonies managed in the U.S. dropped from approximately 6 million in 1947 to less than 2.5 million today.
For more information about the pollination crisis, please visit https://www.centerforfoodsafety.org/issues/304/pollinators-and-pesticides/impacts-on-the-food-supply
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
| Kaiser Gallery Artist Agreement |
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
SOLO SHOW SELECTION 2022: DECEMBER 31, 2021
June 10 - August 7, 2022
Kaiser Gallery is accepting submissions for our annual Solo Show Selection. Solo exhibitors are open to local, regional, and national artists. Kaiser Gallery is happy to receive proposals of various types and accepts these on an ongoing basis, reviewing them starting in early January in consideration for the upcoming exhibit season. There are no notifications until the final season schedule is released by the end of February.
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.
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.
SOLO SHOW SELECTION 2022: DECEMBER 31, 2021
June 10 - August 7, 2022
Kaiser Gallery is accepting submissions for our annual Solo Show Selection. Solo exhibitors are open to local, regional, and national artists. Kaiser Gallery is happy to receive proposals of various types and accepts these on an ongoing basis, reviewing them starting in early January in consideration for the upcoming exhibit season. There are no notifications until the final season schedule is released by the end of February.
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.
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.
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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
| Kaiser Gallery Artist Agreement |
