Due August 1, 2013
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CALLS FOR WORK are open to all photographers internationally. All processes and techniques are welcomed.
Lamar Street Festival
Due July 19, 2013
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The festival provides a platform for both recognized artists as well as up and coming talent. It will feature and an interactive art zone for kids as well as unique opportunities for families and guests of all ages. Many favorite Dallas culinary vendors, food trucks and beverage-makers will bookend the festival.
Tangibles: Beauty and Purpose in the Art of the Book
Due July 1, 2013
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The Northern Arizona University Art Museum presents “Tangibles: Beauty and Purpose in the Art of the Book,” an exhibition to run from September through November of 2013. This exhibition is created in the belief that the physical artifact of a book can offer sensory experiences and imaginative encounters that the realm of digital facsimiles and “virtual” art cannot.
The exhibition will include works that go beyond self-expression to engage with political and cultural issues in the contemporary world. The visual arts remain a compelling arena in which to effect criticism, reflection and change in a time of war, economic inequality and environmental destruction, to name only a few of the themes represented in the show. Pieces chosen for the exhibition will employ traditional media of paint, ink, paper, woodcuts, and engravings, but we are equally interested in works that fall outside expected definitions of what a book might look like or how one might experience a book – creatively defined – as an aesthetic object.
Co-Jurors:
David Williams, Professor of Fine Art in Printmaking. School of Art, Northern Arizona University
Susan kae Grant, Professor of Art. Department of Visual Art, Texas Woman’s University
Forward Thinking Museum Photography Contest – Joy of Giving Something, Inc.
Due June 30, 2013
Joy of Giving Something, Inc. (JGS) established in 2009 an ongoing international photography contest that encourages artists 18 years and older to submit their own new work, which has not been previously published or exhibited.
THE 2013 PHOTO REVIEW PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
Due June 30, 2013
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This year’s Photo Review International Photography Competition will be juried by Paul Roth, Senior Curator and Director, Photography and Media Arts, at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. The Photo Review Competition enables thousands of people across the country to see the accepted work in our 2013 competition issue and on our website. Also, the prize-winning photographers will be chosen for an exhibition at the photography gallery of The University of the Arts, Philadelphia.
Daylight Photo Awards – Call for Entries
Due May 15, 2013
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Jurors:
- Ann Jastrab/ Rayko Gallery
- Carrie Levy/ Wired
- Stephen Mayes/ VII
- Melanie McWhorter/ Photoeye
- Sean O’Hagan/ Guardian
- Aaron Schuman/ Seesaw
The Wall, The Page, The Internet – Call for Entries at Klompching Gallery
Due May 31, 2013
Klompching Gallery’s Annual Summer Show, The Wall, The Page, The Internet.
Curated By W.M. Hung and Darren Ching
In/finite Earth – Call for Entry
Due June 9, 2013
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In/finite Earth asks emerging artists to showcase work that illuminates innovative viewpoints at the intersection of environmentalism, creativity, and disability.
Regardless of continent, country, or culture, over six billion people draw sustenance from the shared resources of our planet, repercussions for which are still unfolding. In/finite Earth is a call to artists to engage in the physical, emotional, and creative ties we share across our planet, and present their artistic perspectives regarding the natural world, sustainability, and our collective future.
Submitted artwork should illustrate these thematic ideas, which may be achieved through broad, abstracted references or detailed personal creations. Your submission might also reflect your experience of living with a disability and its role in shaping or transforming your art.
This exhibition is presented by the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts’ VSA & Accessibility Office and Volkswagen Group of America, Inc.
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