01.05.22

OPEN CALL: INTERNATIONAL GROUP EXPO "IL MONDO CHE VOGLIO - THE WORLD THAT I WANT"

posted by Lys d'Or

Our planet is a prisoner of wars that follow one another, from the lack of attention and care towards Nature. Human rights often violated. Even when everything seems lost, it's right, it's possible, to dream, think, plan, express a new way of living in this World Submission fee: free Eligibility: International Deadline: December 2022 Submission open: to any medium painting, sculpture, mailart, collage, handmade, photography, music, video, digital, poetry, perfomance, etc. Number of submissions: max 3 artworks Selected works will be permanently documented online on the art web gallery Lys d'Or https://lysdorart.blogspot.com Send to lysdorart@gmail.com respecting these criteria: 1) your name 2) artwork title 3) artwork technique 4) your country 5) email address 6) 1link: website or social

01.04.22

1 OF A MILLION

posted by Trever Normatic

This is my first piece, it’s unique it’s simple

21.01.22

VIEWPOINT GALLERY 2022 INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION

posted by ViewPoint Gallery

This is an opportunity to exhibit your work for one month at ViewPoint Gallery, a dynamic photography gallery located in historic Bedford, Nova Scotia, close to downtown Halifax. ViewPoint is dedicated solely to photography and is the only co-operative photography gallery in Eastern Canada. Please go to: https://www.viewpointgallery.ca/vipc-submission-guidelines for details.

18.01.22

GREETINGS!

posted by steven B wills

I am showing two of my artworks In local shows here.

29.10.21

BODY POLITICS (CALL FOR ENTRIES)

posted by ARC Gallery and Educational Foundation

https://arcgallery.wufoo.com/forms/body-politics/ Beginning with the policing of women’s bodies, and expanding to examine all forms of body policing and discrimination. ARC will host a juried exhibition in January 2022 to address these themes. Body politics shape the socio-political climate and affect basic human rights. From the #metoo movement and rape culture, to domestic violence, to gender politics, and right down to the politics of hair in the classroom and workplace, we want to hear from you with work that addresses ideas around bodily autonomy. Juror: Ginny Sykes