Call to Artists: Water Tower Regional
Louisville Visual Art Association; Louisville, KY
Deadline: November 16, 2009
Application Guidelines: http://www.louisvillevisualart.org/regional.html
The Water Tower Regional, first held in 1909, is the oldest competitive juried art exhibition in the Southeast and Midwest regions. Hosted by the Louisville Visual Art Association, Kentucky's oldest arts organization, the exhibition will feature artwork from artists in Kentucky and surrounding states.
Call for Artists: Art in the Arbor
Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church; Louisville, KY
Deadline: January 30, 2010
Application Guidelines: http://www.tjuc.org/events/art-in-the-arbor.html
Art in the Arbor is an annual event with over 100 artist booths and up to 8,000 visitors. In its 42nd year, the festival is held the weekend of May 7 - May 9, 2010. The jury panel typically consists of three prominent members of the regional visual arts community such as artists, gallery curators, and administrators. For more information call (502) 425-6943.
SpotLight Downtown Lexington
OFFICIAL POSTER In anticipation of the downtown festivities, we are looking for a drawing/painting to commemorate the celebration. The winning artwork will be converted into the official poster for SPOTLIGHT LEXINGTON and used in conjunction with the Host Committee's marketing efforts.
http://artscouncil.ky.gov/Resources/resources_FEI.htm
DEADLINE: June 26, 2009
CLICK HERE FOR GUIDELINES
Yeiser Art Center announces two calls for 2009:
Paducah Photo 09
Paducah Summer Festival Photo Competition, in its 34th year, is now Paducah Photo 09. The Yeiser Art Center, Paducah's oldest and most prestigious gallery has agreed to host the competition.
For all rules, specifications, and entry methods see
http://www.paducahphoto.com/rules
or call the Yeiser at 270-442-2453
Exhibit runs July 17 - August 29, 2009.
Wood-O-Rama
A national competitive exhibition which showcases a cross section of both innovative and traditional woodwork of outstanding quality and craftsmanship. Any piece created using wood as the primary medium is welcome. Open to professional artists 18 years and over working and living in the United States or Canada. Work must have been completed within the past two years. See www.theyeiser.org or call 270-442-2453 for entry details.
Exhibit runs October 9 – November 7 2009.
Teri Moore
Yeiser Art Center
200 Broadway St.
Paducah, KY 42001
P: 270.442.2453
F: 270.442.0828
info@theyeiser.org
Call to Artists: LAL Project Space
LAL invites artists to apply for an exhibition in the Project Space for its 2009-2010 calendar year. The mission of the Project Space is to exhibit installation and new media work that is engaging, challenging, and experimental in both concept and execution. The Project Space, located in the basement of the historic Loudoun House, is 29’ x 20’ with concrete and brick walls that are painted white, and a concrete floor that is painted gray. There is one doorway (45” x 81”). The ceiling has exposed pipes and ductwork; the ductwork is 74” from the floor, the fluorescent lights are 84” from the floor. The basement also houses artist studios and storage spaces. Exhibitions will run for approximately six weeks, beginning in July 2009. The artist will be entirely responsible for the installation and removal of their artwork, as well as solely bearing the financial responsibility of any and all supplies and travel expenses, although LAL will provide a small honorarium. We encourage KY artists and those from surrounding states to apply.
To apply for the Project Space, please send a cover letter addressing the content of your work and the installation that you propose for the space, up to 10 digital images of artwork along with an inventory list of the images, and a resume listing other gallery exhibitions (if applicable). If the work that you would like to exhibit in the Project Space is currently unrealized, include a detailed, written proposal, with drawings or other images if possible. Application materials are due by April 11, 2009 and will not be returned. Notifications will be mailed by June 2009.
For more information please e-mail Mike Deetsch at mdeetsch@lexingtonartleague.org.
Send all application materials to: LAL Mike Deetsch, Exhibitions and Programs Director Ref: Project Space 209 Castlewood Drive Lexington, KY 40505 e-mail to mdeetsch@lexingtonartleague.org.
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Call to Artists: LAL Project Space
LAL invites artists to apply for an exhibition in the Project Space for its 2009-2010 calendar year.
The mission of the Project Space is to exhibit installation and new media work that is engaging, challenging, and experimental in both concept and execution. The Project Space, located in the basement of the historic Loudoun House, is 29’ x 20’ with concrete and brick walls that are painted white, and a concrete floor that is painted gray. There is one doorway (45” x 81”). The ceiling has exposed pipes and ductwork; the ductwork is 74” from the floor, the fluorescent lights are 84” from the floor. The basement also houses artist studios and storage spaces. Exhibitions will run for approximately six weeks, beginning in July 2009. The artist will be entirely responsible for the installation and removal of their artwork, as well as solely bearing the financial responsibility of any and all supplies and travel expenses, although LAL will provide a small honorarium. We encourage KY artists and those from surrounding states to apply.
To apply for the Project Space, please send a cover letter addressing the content of your work and the installation that you propose for the space, up to 10 digital images of artwork along with an inventory list of the images, and a resume listing other gallery exhibitions (if applicable). If the work that you would like to exhibit in the Project Space is currently unrealized, include a detailed, written proposal, with drawings or other images if possible.
Application materials are due by April 11, 2009 and will not be returned. Notifications will be mailed by June 2009.
For more information please e-mail Mike Deetsch at mdeetsch@lexingtonartleague.org.
Send all application materials to:
LAL Mike Deetsch, Exhibitions and Programs Director Ref: Project Space
e-mail to mdeetsch@lexingtonartleague.org.
CD or DVD submissions preferred.
COMIX EXHIBITION
Deadline: November 7. The Lexington Art League invites artists to submit entries for an exhibition of comic and cartoon creations. More information: http://www.lexingtonartleague.org.
Love Around the World
VSA arts of
VSA arts of
around the World, to go along with this year's Bowling Green Annual
International Festival theme, Love in Any Language.
Theme: Your interests may be environmental, political, cultural or
individual. You may want to make a statement or pose a question.
We are looking forward to a rich and diverse exhibition. We invite
you to participate by helping us to promote our love of art in the
spirit of VSA, bringing art to all in an inclusive society.
LOVE around the World is open to ALL artists, ages 18 and up, with
and without disabilities, amateur and professional. Each artist
may submit a total of two original art pieces for consideration. A
non-refundable entry fee of $10 is required from each artist. A
qualified third party will be invited to select artwork for the
exhibition. Artwork accepted will be on exhibit from September 3rd
- October 22nd and be included in the Bowling Green Annual
International Festival Gallery Walk on September 19th from 5:00PM -
9:00PM.
Entry Forms and guidelines are available online directly on the VSA
arts of
you entry form and guidelines at the VSA arts of Kentucky Gallery
located at
logo below to be instantly directed to our home page.
For assistance or for more information please contact Jessica
Snodgrass at 270.781.0872
VSA arts of
515 East
270-781-0872
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