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18th Annual Colored Pencil Society of America (CPSA) International Exhibition VIEW MORE INFO Fee: $35.00 (18th Annual Colored Pencil Society of America (CPSA) International Exhibition) Entry Deadline: 3/31/10 Days remaining to deadline: 50 |
| The Art Museum of Los Gatos, Los Gatos, CA
This annual exhibition is limited to works in 100% colored pencil and is the only venue where CPSA members can earn the CPSA Signature Status. The exhibition features over $16,000 in awards including the $2500 Best of Show award and CIPPY Trophy.
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2010 Art on Parade - Northglenn CO VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 3/31/10 Days remaining to deadline: 50 |
| The Northglenn Arts and Humanities Foundation (NAHF) is conducting an open entry competition to select six sculptures ─ valued at no more than $20,000 each ─ to be part of Northglenn’s “Art on Parade” on-loan sculpture program. The selected pieces will be installed for a period of one year at E.B. Rains Junior Memorial Park surrounding Webster Lake in Northglenn, Colorado. |
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59th Annual All Florida Juried Competition and Exhibition VIEW MORE INFO Fee: $35.00 (59th Annual All Florida Juried Competition and Exhibition) Entry Deadline: 4/16/10 Days remaining to deadline: 66 |
| 59TH ANNUAL ALL FLORIDA JURIED COMPETITION AND EXHIBITION
June 23 – August 1, 2010.
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: FEBRUARY 1, 2010. Applicants may enter up to THREE (3) artworks. (Only ONE application per artist is permitted.)
Florida’s oldest statewide annual juried all media competition showcases the best prominent and emerging Florida artists today. This year the Museum celebrates the 59th anniversary of the All Florida, reinforcing its strong commitment to Florida artists. This year’s juror is Linda Norden, Director of the CUNY Graduate Center’s James Gallery, New York City. She will review submissions, selecting the exhibition and awards. |
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Adams County Government Center - Interior Courtyard Pieces VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 2/15/10 Days remaining to deadline: 6 |
| The Adams County Visual Arts Commission is conducting an open entry competition to select permanent, site specific public art, including three dimensional pieces, to be placed in two 30 X 60 foot interior courtyards flanking the main entrance of the new multi-million dollar Adams County Government Center. The Center is currently under construction at 124th and Sable Blvd., Brighton, Colorado and is due to open in the Spring of 2011. The art should reflect the background, history and future of Adams County, and should be appropriate for the function and location of the Complex. Submissions may be designed separately for each courtyard or may integrate both courtyards. The submissions may be original works or limited edition works with geographic restrictions.
The courtyards sites will abut pedestrian corridors, but will not be accessible to the public. The 60 foot long corridor side walls will be floor to ceiling glass and two of the other courtyard walls will have large glass viewing windows from the level of approximately two feet off the ground. One of the short side walls and about one-half of the long back wall of each courtyard will be brick. The courtyards will be easily visible from the exterior of the building through glass walls on the outside of the pedestrian corridors.
The courtyards will be in a one story area and open to the sky, but the works must not extend above the height of the interior walls. Works must require minimum maintenance as the courtyards will have only limited maintenance access. There will be limited power to the courtyards and no lighting.
Artists are encouraged to submit a separate independent work intended for one of the courtyards, or an integrated work tying both courtyards together conceptually, or both. The courtyards will be separated by approximately 300 feet and will not be visible from each other.
PLEASE SEE ATTACHED IMAGES OF COURTYARD ROUGH INS |
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Alameda County Arts Commission: Artist Registry - Site Specific Public Artwork VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 3/19/10 Days remaining to deadline: 38 |
| Open to professional artists residing in California.*
Many of Alameda County’s capital improvement projects include a Percent-for-Art Program in which professional artists are commissioned to make artwork for each site. Due to the upcoming schedule of construction projects, many of the artists commissioned for these public art projects will be selected from two registries of pre-qualified artists (Artist Registries). This Registry is for artists who have experience making permanent, site-specific public artwork; opportunities will be available for exterior and interior projects, be appropriate for artists working in a variety of materials and styles, and have a range of project budgets. Individual contracts may range from approximately $20,000 to $200,000.
(*Additional eligibility restrictions for artists who currently have work in the Alameda County Art Collection. Refer to the complete application for details or call the Arts Commission office for more information.)
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Alameda County Arts Commission: Artist Registry - Small Scale Artwork Commission Projects VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 3/19/10 Days remaining to deadline: 38 |
| Open to artists who live, work, or rent/own a studio in Alameda County, California.*
Many of Alameda County’s capital improvement projects include a Percent-for-Art Program in which professional artists are commissioned to make artwork for each site. Due to the upcoming schedule of construction projects, many of the artists commissioned for these public art projects will be selected from two registries of pre-qualified artists (Artist Registries). This Registry is for artists who are making small to mid-sized, wall-mounted, two-dimensional or low-relief artwork. Individual contracts may range from $4,000 to $20,000; artists may be commissioned to make a one new artwork or a new series of work. |
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Alaska Contemporary Art Bank VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 2/28/10 Days remaining to deadline: 19 |
| The Alaska State Council on the Arts is seeking 2D and 3D relocatable artwork for the Alaska Contemporary Art Bank, an Art in Public Places program. ALASKAN ARTISTS only. Deadline for submission is 09:59 PM AST, Feb. 28, 2010. |
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Art & Agriculture 2010 Exhibition: Hood River, Oregon VIEW MORE INFO Fee: $25.00 (Columbia Art Gallery: Art and Agriculture) Event Dates: 5/7/10 - 5/30/10 Entry Deadline: 4/1/10 Days remaining to deadline: 51 |
| The Art & Agriculture Exhibition is seeking entries in any media depicting the bounty of harvest, pastoral farmlands, equipment and tools, and artwork which addresses environmental and social concerns as they relate to agriculture. Jurors will select artwork that celebrates small scale agriculture and rural farm life.
Located in the scenic Columbia River Gorge, the Columbia Art Gallery will be hosting the Exhibition. The Columbia River Gorge is an agricultural paradise with distinct seasons, regular sunshine, abundant water and fertile soils. Agriculture has been the backbone of the local economy, but now shares that honor with a vibrant tourist and adventure sports industry. The Hood River Valley is full of gorgeous orchards, as it is the largest producer of winter pears in the nation. The farmlands also produce wine grapes, peaches, apricots, apples, cherries, blueberries, cut flowers, and vegetables. |
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Artspace: Artists Association Professional Membership VIEW MORE INFO Fee: $30.00 (Artspace Artists Association Professional Membership) Event Dates: 12/1/09 - 4/1/10 Entry Deadline: 4/1/10 Days remaining to deadline: 51 |
| Artspace Artists Association (AAA) is an organization of artists working together in Raleigh, NC to promote growth of the individual artist, to provide an environment of interaction with other artists and with the public, and to foster the mission of Artspace. Professional artists interested in becoming a member of the Artspace Artists Association must be juried in through a two-stage jury process. The first phase of the jurying takes place through www.callforentry.org. Artists who pass the first phase of the jury must be able to bring their work to Artspace in Raleigh, NC for the second phase of jurying.
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Beaverton Arts Commission Temporary Sculpture Installation VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 3/12/10 Days remaining to deadline: 31 |
| Sculptors are invited to submit images of existing sculptural works for temporary placement (24 months) in prominent outdoor settings in downtown Beaverton, seven miles west of Portland, Oregon. This opportunity is open to artists from Oregon, Washington and Idaho. |
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Boulder Open Studios 2010 VIEW MORE INFO Fee: $40.00 (Jury Fee-Open Studios 2010) Event Dates: 10/2/10 - 10/10/10 Entry Deadline: 4/2/10 Days remaining to deadline: 52 |
| Open Studios Fall Studio Tour of artist's studios is now in its 15th year. Presented by OpenArts, Open Studios takes place Saturdays and Sundays, on October 2 & 3 and October 9 & 10, 2010, from noon to 6:00PM each day.A preview exhibition will take place at Boulder Public Library from mid September through October 10, 2010. The opening reception will be at Boulder Public Library, 9th & Canyon Blvd, Boulder, Colorado, on Friday, October 1, 2010, from 6PM-8PM. A $40 NON-REFUNDABLE application fee by credit card or check (checks payable to OpenArts, 1301 Spruce Street, Boulder, CO 80302) is required with the online application and must be postmarked by April 2, 2010. We will inform you whether or not you have been accepted by May 2, 2010. If accepted, a $225 participation fee paid by check must be postmarked by May 15, 2010. Checks will be deposited May 17, 2010, and are non-refundable after this date.
OpenArts Mission Statement: To provide an educational opportunity for the community to gain a broader understanding and appreciation of the visual arts through the personal experience of meeting artists in their private studios and other forums.
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California Community Foundation: Fellowships For Visual Artists 2010 VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 3/5/10 Days remaining to deadline: 24 |
| For more than 90 years, the California Community Foundation (CCF) has recognized, encouraged and supported the Southern California arts community by funding and nurturing a full range of artistic expressions. The Fellowship for Visual Artists is designed to support local emerging and mid-career artists in advancing to the next level of professional development. Must be resident of Los Angeles County to apply. |
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City of Denver: Central Park Boulevard Interchange VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 3/1/10 Days remaining to deadline: 20 |
| The Denver Office of Cultural Affairs (DOCA) seeks to commission one or more artists or teams of artists to create site-specific artwork for the Central Park Boulevard/I-70 Interchange Public Art Project. The project is open to all artists in the U.S. working in all media and materials, but experience working on projects of this scope is recommended. Budget is approximately $300,000. |
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CITY OF EL PASO: STANTON BRIDGE VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 3/5/10 Days remaining to deadline: 24 |
| The City of El Paso’s Public Art Program invites professional artists or artist teams living within a 300 mile radius from El Paso, TX to submit their qualifications to be considered for a public art project at the Stanton International Port of Entry located in downtown El Paso. |
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City of Longmont, Colorado; Art on the Move 2010-11 VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 2/9/10 |
| DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL FEB 9! OPEN TO COLORADO ARTISTS. The City of Longmont, Colorado is seeking submissions for the Art on the Move (AOTM) program, where artwork is displayed for 11 months in various locations throughout the City. Deadline to apply: February 8, 2010. |
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City of Loveland: The Art Advocacy Project (TAAP) VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 3/26/10 Days remaining to deadline: 45 |
| The Art Advocacy Project (TAAP) is a one-year temporary loan sculpture program created to promote Colorado artists within Loveland. As the first municipality in Colorado to adopt a one percent for the arts ordinance, Loveland is recognized nationwide for its rich cultural heritage and Art in Public Places Program. |
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City of Oakland, CA: Entrance Gates for the Gardens at Lake Merritt VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 3/12/10 Days remaining to deadline: 31 |
| San Francisco Bay Area artists are invited to submit their qualifications to design, fabricate and install two public art entrance gates for the Gardens at Lake Merritt in Oakland, California. The project goal is to create beautiful and inviting entryways that identify and celebrate the gardens. This artwork project will require an artist or artist team that specializes in metalwork and has expertise in metal construction techniques. |
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City of Seattle - Chief Sealth Trail VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 3/16/10 Days remaining to deadline: 35 |
| The Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT), seeks an artist or artist team to create a three-dimensional permanent outdoor artwork for the Chief Sealth Trail. This opportunity is open to established professional artists living in Washington, Oregon, Montana and Idaho. |
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City of Seattle - First Hill Streetcar VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 2/22/10 Days remaining to deadline: 13 |
| The Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs seeks an artist to develop site-integrated artwork for the new Seattle Streetcar line serving the Chinatown/International District, First Hill and Capitol Hill neighborhoods. The selected artist will work with the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) and their consultants from the early stages of design through construction of the First Hill Streetcar. The artist will develop a combination of artwork(s) and design enhancements to be integrated during construction of the streetcar line. The artist will be asked to apply a consistent design sensibility throughout the project. The design should include reproducible or repeating elements and components that contribute to the overall identity of the streetcar line. Artists with experience in both art and design will be well-suited for this project. The street right-of-way provides very limited space for artwork. Free-standing sculpture will not be considered. The application deadline is Monday, February 22, 2010, 11:00 p.m., Pacific Standard Time. |
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City of Seattle – West Seattle and Maple Leaf Reservoir Art Projects VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 3/11/10 Days remaining to deadline: 30 |
| The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, in partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation and Seattle Public Utilities, seeks two artists for public art projects at Maple Leaf Reservoir Park and West Seattle Reservoir at Westcrest Park. Two artists will be selected from the same pool of applicants and each will be assigned to one of the two parks projects. In each case, the artist will work closely with design consultants and city staff to develop an artist-designed environment or installation for either the Maple Leaf or West Seattle park. Projects that frame an experience, promote discovery and/or define a space or activity within the park are desired. The artist will create an engaging area that is integrated into the park design and enhances the experience of using the park. Professional artists residing in the United States are eligible to apply. The total project budget for each of the two projects separately is $150,000, all-inclusive of taxes, travel and other project costs. The application deadline is 11 p.m., Thursday, March 11, 2010 (Pacific Standard Time). |
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CraftTexas 2010 VIEW MORE INFO Fee: $35.00 (CraftTexas 2010 Application Fee) Event Dates: 9/25/10 - 1/9/11 Entry Deadline: 3/1/10 Days remaining to deadline: 20 |
| CraftTexas 2010 is open to all artists currently residing in Texas. In the Fall of 2010, Houston Center for Contemporary Craft (HCCC) will host one of its biggest and most loved shows, CraftTexas 2010, the sixth in a series of juried exhibitions showcasing the best in Texas-made contemporary craft. Formerly known as CraftHouston, the show’s new title, CraftTexas, more accurately reflects the participating artists from all over the state who work in clay, fiber, glass, metal and wood media and in found/recycled materials.
This unique show, which will be captured in a DVD catalogue and may be toured, provides Texas artists the opportunity to be considered for inclusion in major national museum and private collections. The exhibition also serves as a starting place for the general public to appreciate the depth and breadth of art being made in our own communities and across the state.
CraftTexas 2010 will be juried by Gail M. Brown, independent Curator of Contemporary Craft from Philadelphia, PA; Cindy Hickok, internationally acclaimed fiber artist from Houston, TX; and Paula Owen, president of the Southwest School of Arts and Crafts in San Antonio, TX.
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Dairy Center for the Arts (The) 2011 (Boulder CO) VIEW MORE INFO Fee: $35.00 (The Dairy Center for the Arts) Entry Deadline: 4/9/10 Days remaining to deadline: 59 |
| The Dairy Center for the Arts has opened the application process for all gallery exhibits for 2011. The Dairy encourages artists who work in all visual art mediums to apply. The application deadline is midnight, April 9, 2010. |
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Design Team Roster (Portland, Oregon) VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 2/12/10 Days remaining to deadline: 3 |
| The Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC) in Portland, Oregon, invites artists/teams currently living in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Northern California to submit qualifications for the RACC Design Team Roster. The deadline for submissions is 11:59PM (Mountain Standard Time) Friday, February 12, 2010. Artists previously selected for RACC’s Design Team Roster must reapply. Applications will only be accepted through the CaFE™ system (www.callforentry.org). |
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Leadership Lexington Public Art Program VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 2/22/10 Days remaining to deadline: 13 |
| Leadership Lexington Class of 2010 is initiating a national invitation and selection process for public art that will produce a portfolio of up to five production-ready proposals for exterior artwork to be permanently installed in downtown Lexington. Through a two-stage process of Request for Qualifications and a follow-up Request for Proposals, we will generate:
A) national interest in public art in Lexington Kentucky
B) public interest and input from Lexingtonians
C) a list of site-specific publicly-vetted proposals that can be commissioned as soon as funding is secured
D) a template for public input and professional oversight for all aesthetic improvements to our urban streetscape.
Phase I: Request for Qualifications
The downtown Lexington public art RFQ seeks all qualified artists with the experience and capacity to produce permanent artwork for the urban streetscape that can be produced and installed at a cost not to exceed $150,000 per artwork. After a thorough review of submissions by a jury assembled by Leadership Lexington, a collection of no more than 20 artists will be publicly exhibited and reviewed. Any or all submitted materials may be reproduced and exhibited as a part of this initiative. Up to five artists from the RFQ submissions will be selected as candidates for the Request for Proposals.
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Liberadores / Liberators VIEW MORE INFO Event Dates: 6/17/10 - 8/12/10 Entry Deadline: 2/12/10 Days remaining to deadline: 3 |
| MUSEO DE LAS AMERICAS in Denver invites artists and visionaries from throughout the Americas, North and South, to submit exhibition or project proposals addressing the theme Liberadores / Liberators.
El MUSEO DE LAS AMERICAS en Denver, Colorado extiende una cordial invitación a todos los artistas y visionarios del Continente Americano a someter una propuestas o proyectos para participar en la exhibición titulada: Liberadores de las Americas
A multi-media, multi-disciplinary exhibition featuring selected artwork, projects and / or performances will premiere at the Museo de las Americas as part of In Good We Trust 2010, DENVER BIENNIAL DE LAS AMERICAS, June 17 - August 12, 2010.
Propuestas o projectos pueden ser multidiciplinarios . Los projectos seleccionados se exhibiran en el Museo de las Americas como parte de DENVER BIENAL DE LAS AMERICAS, En lo Bueno Nosotros Confiamos 2010, del 17 de Junio – 12 de Agosto 2010.
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Miami Dade Art in Public Places: New Media Project for SPCGC Lobby VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 2/19/10 Days remaining to deadline: 10 |
| NEW MEDIA PROJECT-Stephen P. Clark Government Center Lobby
Project: Miami-Dade County Art in Public Places/GSA
Budget: $165,000
Location: 111 NW 1st Street, Miami, Fl 33128
Deadline: February 19, 2010
Eligibility: Open Call to all artists residing in Miami-Dade County
The Miami-Dade County General Services Administration (GSA) and Miami-Dade Department of Cultural Affairs through its Art in Public Places Program request qualifications from professional artists working in new media technologies to create an installation for the lobby of the Stephen P. Clark Government Center, downtown Miami. The selected artist will develop a creative response to the activities that take place at the government center and transform the lobby into a merger of art, technology and culture.
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Piedmont Craftsmen 2010 VIEW MORE INFO Fee: $30.00 (Piedmont Craftsmen 2010) Entry Deadline: 4/16/10 Days remaining to deadline: 66 |
| Thank you for your interest in Piedmont Craftsmen and welcome to the annual jury process for exhibiting members. Since its founding in 1964, Piedmont Craftsmen has evolved into one of the nation’s most highly respected craft guilds, presenting an annual Fair that is considered one of the finest in the southeastern United States. Total sales by 125 exhibiting craftsmen are estimated at nearly $400,000. Piedmont Craftsmen’s Gallery and Shop anchor the Arts District in downtown Winston-Salem, NC. The gallery attracts over 18,000 visitors each year, and grossed more than $250,000 in sales of fine craft. Visit www.piedmontcraftsmen.org for more information about Piedmont Craftsmen.
Piedmont Craftsmen holds a two-part jury process each year for craftsmen interested in becoming Exhibiting Members. Part 1, the Image Jury, is being conducted on CaFE at www.callforentry.org in partnership with the Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF). This online process requires that all application images and materials be submitted in digital format. Applicants must live and work in one of the Southeastern states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia or the District of Columbia. Deadline: The application, images and other required materials must be submitted electronically by midnight, Thursday, April 16, 2009 to www.callforentry.org. |
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Prospectus #205 Santa Fe Community College VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 2/25/10 Days remaining to deadline: 16 |
| The Art in Public Places Program of New Mexico Arts and the Local Selection Committee at Santa Fe Community College seek to commission an artist or artist team to create artwork that responds visually and conceptually to the campus on Richard’s Avenue in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The committee anticipates the artwork to be highly interactive, instructive, thought provoking, pleasant, fascinating and connected to the core values of this community based institution of higher learning. Professional artists who are legal residents of New Mexico and who are experienced in creating public funded commission projects are invited to submit qualifications to this opportunity. $84,250 is available for this project.
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Prospectus #206 New Mexico State University O'Donnell Hall VIEW MORE INFO Entry Deadline: 3/25/10 Days remaining to deadline: 44 |
| The Art in Public Places Program of New Mexico Arts and the Local Selection Committee at New Mexico State University seek an artist or artist team to create a site-specific commission project at O’Donnell Hall, home of the College of Education, in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Professional artists who are legal residents of the United States and who are experienced in creating public funded commission projects are invited to submit qualifications to this opportunity. $170,900 is available for this project. |
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WASHINGTON SCULPTORS GROUP: CONSTRUCTED PLACE VIEW MORE INFO Fee: $45.00 (Washington Sculptors Group: Constructed Group) Entry Deadline: 2/15/10 Days remaining to deadline: 6 |
| Open to new and current members of the Washington Sculptors Group, Constructed Place at Annmarie Garden Sculpture Park and Arts Center, an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution in Solomons, MD, will showcase works that form environments, or that are themselves environments. Works should invite viewers to interact with, or be immersed in the spaces that are created. Freestanding, wall-hung, and lightweight ceiling-hung sculpture will be accepted. Performance works, time-based, and new-media works will also be considered. Artists are encouraged to propose site-specific or previously unrealized works that can be completed on site. Outdoor work for Constructed Place will be installed in the sculpture park alongside the 25+ works that are currently on loan from the Smithsonian Institution’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. Selected indoor work will be featured on the first floor gallery of the recently-constructed arts building which has 22 ft. high ceilings and an 8' x 8' ground level entry. A first place prize sponsored by Annmarie Garden will be awarded. |
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WJA Student Scholarship 2010 -2011 VIEW MORE INFO Fee: $10.00 (WJA Student Scholarship 2010 -2011) Entry Deadline: 4/15/10 Days remaining to deadline: 65 |
| WJA is committed to empowering women in the international jewelry, watch and related businesses. To this end, WJA is offering Scholarships to female students enrolled in accredited fine jewelry and watch design courses in the United States of America.
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