Opportunities
CALL FOR ARTISTS
Coveted III: Deadline December 16, 2022
February - March, 2023
Coveted III: New Histories
With the rise of new media, there has been a corresponding rise in the prominence of digital art. This new form of art is characterized by its use of digital technology, and it often explores themes of gender and identity. In particular, many digital artists are women who are using their work to examine the role of women in society. While traditional forms of art often reinforce oppressive gender norms, digital art offers a new way of thinking about these issues. By experimenting with form, content, and process, digital artists create powerful works that challenge the status quo and offer new perspectives on feminine identity. In doing so, they are helping to shape the future of art—and redefining what it means to be a woman in the 21st century.
This call for artwork is focused on digital arts and new media that explores themes of gender and identity. We invite women, non-binary people, and marginalized members of all racial and cultural backgrounds the opportunity to apply. This exhibit is open to all mediums, including but not limited to painting, sculptural works, photography, projection art, new media, and performances.
With the rise of new media, there has been a corresponding rise in the prominence of digital art. This new form of art is characterized by its use of digital technology, and it often explores themes of gender and identity. In particular, many digital artists are women who are using their work to examine the role of women in society. While traditional forms of art often reinforce oppressive gender norms, digital art offers a new way of thinking about these issues. By experimenting with form, content, and process, digital artists create powerful works that challenge the status quo and offer new perspectives on feminine identity. In doing so, they are helping to shape the future of art—and redefining what it means to be a woman in the 21st century.
This call for artwork is focused on digital arts and new media that explores themes of gender and identity. We invite women, non-binary people, and marginalized members of all racial and cultural backgrounds the opportunity to apply. This exhibit is open to all mediums, including but not limited to painting, sculptural works, photography, projection art, new media, and performances.
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Submission Details & Guidelines
NO SUBMISSION FEE
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The Animal Kind: Deadline January 30, 2023
March - April, 2023
Animals are a part of our everyday lives. They are all around us, and they inspire us in so many ways. They have inspired humans to make clothing and art, build homes and structures, and even develop new technologies.
Humans have also looked to animals for inspiration when it comes to their own behavior. People have been known to mimic the actions of other creatures in order to protect themselves from harm or as a means of communication with other humans or animals.
The human fascination with animals has been around since the beginning of time, but today we live in an era where we are still finding new ways to incorporate animals into our daily lives through artworks and other forms of expression.
This call for artwork is focused on abstracted forms and sculptural works based on animals. Abstracted forms allow artists to explore their own interpretations about what an animal might look like without being constrained by its physical characteristics or limitations such as fur or feathers. Sculptural works are also encouraged because they allow artists more freedom when creating their own interpretations.
This exhibit is open to all mediums, including but not limited to painting, sculptural works, photography, projection art, new media, and performances.
Humans have also looked to animals for inspiration when it comes to their own behavior. People have been known to mimic the actions of other creatures in order to protect themselves from harm or as a means of communication with other humans or animals.
The human fascination with animals has been around since the beginning of time, but today we live in an era where we are still finding new ways to incorporate animals into our daily lives through artworks and other forms of expression.
This call for artwork is focused on abstracted forms and sculptural works based on animals. Abstracted forms allow artists to explore their own interpretations about what an animal might look like without being constrained by its physical characteristics or limitations such as fur or feathers. Sculptural works are also encouraged because they allow artists more freedom when creating their own interpretations.
This exhibit is open to all mediums, including but not limited to painting, sculptural works, photography, projection art, new media, and performances.
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Submission Details & Guidelines
NO SUBMISSION FEE
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