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CALL FOR EXHIBITION PROPOSALS

Celebrating the 5th Anniversary of the Dedication of the James Backas Gallery

Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC) invites artists and curators to submit exhibition proposals for realization in its gallery space from Fall 2009 through June 2010 to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the dedication of the James Backas Gallery at MSAC. Co-curators are welcome to apply. The space is located at 175 W. Ostend Street in Baltimore, Maryland. Details: http://www.msac.org/gallery.cfm?sec=Gallery&id=360

Curators will receive honorariums from the Arts Council.

Deadline: June 30, 2009

10th Annual Will's Creek Survey Exhibition: Cumberland, MD

The 10th Annual Will's Creek Survey is a juried art exhibition that is open to visual artists from across the United States. The exhibition is held in the Allegany Arts Council's Saville Gallery, located at 9 North Centre Street in Downtown Cumberland's Arts & Entertainment District.

The exhibit showcases a wide variety of contemporary art and fine craft, and always draws an enthusiastic audience from the local community and the surrounding region. The exhibit showcases a wide variety of contemporary art and fine craft, and always draws an enthusiastic audience from the local community and the surrounding region. Each year, the Will's Creek Survey invites a well-respected arts professional to jury the entries and travel to Cumberland to present the awards at the Opening Reception. This year's juror will be Phyllis Rosenzweig. Rosenzweig is Curator Emerita of the Smithsonian Institution's Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden.

For more information visit http://www.alleganyartscouncil.org/event

Deadline: July 1, 2009

The Sixth Biennial SCULPTURE AT EVERGREEN 2010 SIMULATANEOUS PRESENCE: Baltimore, MD

The 2010 Sculpture at Evergreen will be co-curated by a pair of individuals, an architect and an artist, whose shared interest in the particularities and character of place is shaped by their respective disciplines. Their dialogue and simultaneous presence invites other visual thinkers to engage Evergreen through their work and to contribute to an embedded conversation on the intertwining of moment and place. A $4000 honorarium will be awarded for selected artists for design and fabrication (materials) of site-specific works. A minimum of two site visits is required.

Projects will be selected by guest curators Jennie Fleming, artist and Associate Director of The Art Gallery, University of Maryland, College Park; and Ronit Eisenbach, architect, Associate Professor and Director of Kibel Gallery, School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation at the University of Maryland, College Park. Please see prospectus at http://www.museums.jhu.edu/evergreen/involved/. No application materials will be returned.

Deadline: July 1, 2009

ART BANK 2009: Washington DC

The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities is purchasing artwork to be part of the District of Columbia's 2009 Art Bank Program. The Art Bank is a growing collection of moveable works funded through DC Creates Public Art Program. Works in the collection are owned by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities and are loaned to other District Government agencies for display in public areas of government buildings. This collection helps preserve the city's past and is an important legacy for future generations. Currently, nearly 2000 artworks are on display in over 150 District government agencies. This is an opportunity for artists to exhibit their work as part of our continued commitment to supporting our vibrant artistic community and its excellence.

Artwork: The Art Bank Advisory Committee will select two-dimensional works including prints, drawings, mixed media, paintings, and photographs. The artwork submitted for consideration must be available for purchase and review (see calendar). Artwork must be created with archival materials. Works in series with smaller dimensions will also be considered. Work must have been created within the last five years to be eligible. The Commission is interested in diversity amongst its artists, images of the city and its citizens, particularly the youth.

Eligibility: This competition is open to professional artists who live in the District of Columbia, Virginia and Maryland. Preference will be given to artists who reside in the District of Columbia.

For more information or to download an application visit http://www.dcarts.dc.gov/dcarts/

Deadline: July 8, 2009 at 5:30pm

2009 Arts on Foot Art Market- Downtown DC

Diverse Markets Management announces a call to artists for the 2009 Arts on Foot Art Market, held September 10, 11, and 12. The Weekday Art Market on Thursday and Friday will be held on the wide sidewalk of F Street, NW between 7th & 9th Streets. The full festival on Saturday will take place on F Street, NW between 6th & 7th and between 7th & 9th Streets, and 8th Street between E & F Streets in Washington DC in front of the Smithsonian Portrait Museum. The Art Market highlights the work of local, regional and national visual artists. 80-100 artists will be selected to exhibit in 13 media categories. All work must be original and completely artist-produced; imports and re-sales are not permitted.

All artists wishing to participate must complete an application and pay a $25 application fee. An independent professional jury will review applications, images of products, and booth display. When applying, artists should indicate if they wish to be considered for Saturday only or for all three days. For more information, visit www.diversemarkets.net or contact: info@diversemarkets.net

Deadline: July 17, 2009

Solo Exhibitions for 2010 Accepting Submissions: Arlington, VA

Every year the Arlington Arts Center (AAC) puts together two solo exhibitions for mid-Atlantic artists who are working with contemporary or experimental media, and the entry form for the 2010 SOLO shows are now available. All information regarding the process can be found on the AAC website and can be accessed here: http://www.arlingtonartscenter.org/exhibitions/apply. This is a perfect opportunity if you would like to have your own independent show in one of our nine premiere gallery spaces. The deadline for applications is August 1st, however if you submit work for consideration before June 1st, you will receive a discounted application fee.

Deadline: August 1, 2009

Call for Entry: The James L. Pierce Gallery

We are inviting visual artists to participate in a showcase of multi-media art (including sculpture, paintings, prints, photography, and mixed media) on display for the months of November - December of 2009. We are located at Green Spring Station right outside of Baltimore off of Route I-83, where Joppa Road and Falls Road intersect.

Each artist may submit a maximum of 3 pieces, original works only, professionally framed, and ready to exhibit. Size is limited to no more than 3 feet wide by 3 feet high. Curators reserve the right to select artwork based on space limitations and quality of work. Submissions should include an artist's biography or statement and either a web link or high quality images, with enclosed descriptions of the 3 selected works. Please include prices, medium, and sizes of the work with your entry. Entries will be accepted by mail, email, or in person. Slides or incomplete entries will not be reviewed.

The James L. Pierce Gallery GS@JLPFraming.com 2360 West Joppa Road Lutherville, MD 21093 (410)-337-8490

Deadline: Monday, September 21, 2009. Selections will be announced Thursday, October 1, 2009

Cade Art Gallery announces a call for entries to “New Narratives”

Anne Arundel Community College's Cade Art Gallery announces a call for entries to “New Narratives.” This all-media exhibit seeks artworks that explore stories and messages in contemporary ways. The exhibit's juror is Peter Bruun, Artistic Director, Art on Purpose, Baltimore, MD. Artists may submit up to six digital files on CD or slides by October 2, 2009. There is a $20 entry fee. Accepted work will be exhibited Nov. 10 – Dec. 10, 2009. Download the form at www.aacc.edu/cadegallery, or call Chris Mona (410) 777-7028 or e-mail: cpmona@aacc.edu for an entry form, or send SASE to Cade Art Gallery, AACC, 101 College Pky., Arnold, MD 21012

Postmark Deadline: October 2, 2009

New Baltimore Site is Looking For Artists

Baltidome.com is a new Baltimore Green Guide & Insider Site published to the web in January 2009. Among other things, the Baltidome aims to promote artists who are working (or have completed projects) with used goods and remnant materials. No application fee is required. This service is free to artists living in Baltimore City. The artist’s work does not have to be about “the environment” and no membership is required. This is an effort not only to promote local artists, but also to encourage viewers to look at how things are made in a new way. Baltidome reserves the right to reject an applicant that does not fit the criteria or does not fit the standards of the site. To see examples of artists on the site, go to http://www.baltidome.com/ and click on the toad. If interested, please email a brief description of your work and images and/or link (Etsy, etc.) to Tina at info@baltidome.com.

Posted: April 4, 2009

Ongoing submissions for Gallery G

Gallery G is currently taking submissions of artwork of all media and subject matter for upcoming shows and our art resource library.  We are located in the Rotunda, a beautiful historic landmark, nestled into the heart of a residential market surrounded by some of Baltimore's most beautiful and vibrant neighborhoods. Please visit our website to review all submissions guidelines. http://www.thebevelededge.com/contact/contact_submissions.htm
Submissions are reviewed monthly.

Posted: June 22, 2008

ART In Embassies Program - DC

Established by the United States Department of State in 1964, the ART In Embassies Program is a global museum that exhibits original works of art by U.S. citizens in the public rooms of approximately 180 American diplomatic residences worldwide. To submit images to ART staff for consideration in upcoming exhibitions please e-mail .jpg or .gif images of your works no larger than 50k in size, to: artinembassies@state.gov. Website: http://aiep.state.gov

ANGELLFALLS STUDIO II

Angelfalls Studio II has opened it's doors in Hampden. Some of you may remember Angelfalls Studio in Remington. After 2 years, owner Hollis Albert has reopened the gallery along with Flip's at Clipper Mill. Flip's at Clipper Mill is the first level bar and restaurant while the second floor is Angelfall Studios II. Our exhibits run for a month and the openings are the first Sunday of every month. We are always accepting submissions from artists locally, nationally and internationally. Feel free to contact Natalie or Hollis to set up a appointment to see the gallery and drop off your materials or submissions will be accepted by mail or email. We are interested in seeing all mediums.

Please provide photographs, slides, photocopies, demos and samples of no less than 3 original works of art. Feel free to attach your biography or artist statement and any reviews or publications about your art. Please provide a self addressed stamped envelope with your submission.

Flip's at Clipper Mill/ Angelfall Studios II 1601 Union Avenue Baltimore, MD 21211 443-874-4469>410-703-3466 flipsatclippermill@hotmail.com

Call for submissions - Locus Magazine

Based in Baltimore, Maryland, Locus Magazine is an independently published art magazine founded in 2006. Our mission is to provide a forum for local, emerging producers of art and culture Locus accepts submissions of art, writing, music, and time-based media on a rolling basis for future issues. Please check our website for submission guidelines: http://www.locusartmagazine.org.

EXHIBIT OPPORTUNITIES AT HOWARD COUNTY CENTER FOR THE ARTS

The Howard County Center for the Arts, a 27,000 square foot facility located in Ellicott City, Maryland, is seeking proposals from artists and curators nationwide for solo and group exhibits for the 2009-2010 gallery season. All original artwork in any media, including installations, will be considered for the general review. Qualifications: Work previously shown at the Howard County Center for the Arts will not be accepted for review, nor will work previously submitted to the gallery program in the past year. There is no fee to apply. Artists must be at least 18 years old. Artists and curators should submit 10 to 20 slides or jpgs on a cd with an accompanying slide list, an artist/curator statement, resume and application to exhibit, along with a self-addressed, stamped envelope with sufficient postage for the return of application materials. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed. Call 410.313.2787 or visit www.hocoarts.org for an application. Submissions are accepted on an ongoing basis. For more info please visit www.hocoarts.org

3rdfloor

3rdfloor seeks thoughtful and critical submissions of all mediums and genres for our 3rd issue. We are a quarterly print magazine comprised entirely of submissions from the public. Bent on evolutionizing arts magazines, we support the independent, self-taught and part-time artist’s right to create. We seek to democratize art by supporting an accessible forum for viewing and publishing creative works, and through the encouragement of artistic dialogue. 3rdfloor’s pages are chock-full of resources and art for the culture-creator, not the culture-consumer. Submit work now at http://3rdfloorproject.org.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES:

CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS:

Solar Etching & Monoprint Workshop: Baltimore, MD

Studio intensive, advanced solar etching and monoprint workshop. Artist Soledad Salamé will host a series of printmaking workshops for small groups of artists in her Reservoir Hill studio. Focus will be on etching and solar printing with photo-emulsion.

Day 1: Drawing on Mylar, exposing plates and creating monoprints
Day 2: Printing solar etchings and monoprints
Day 3: Exploring new techniques and creating A/P editions

Next Workshop : July 17, 18, 19th, 2009
Workshop duration: 3 days
Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Limited to 4 artists
Tel: 410 462 5365

Intermediate Solar Etching, Monoprint, and Embossing Workshop: Baltimore, MD

Studio intensive, intermediate solar etching, monoprint, and embossing workshop. Artist Soledad Salamé will host a series of printmaking workshops for small groups of artists in her Reservoir Hill studio. Focus will be on etching and solar printing with photo-emulsion as well as embossing using multiple materials.

Day 1: Drawing on Mylar, exposing plates and creating monoprints
Day 2: Printing solar etchings and monoprints
Day 3: Exploring new techniques and creating A/P editions

Next Workshop: July 24, 25, and 26th, 2009
Workshop duration: 3 days
Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Limited to 4 artists
Tel: 410 462 5365

Solar Etching on Japanese Paper with Encaustic Wax Workshop: Baltimore, MD

Studio intensive, advanced solar etching and encaustic workshop with Soledad Salamé and Michelle Marcuse. Artist Soledad Salamé will host a series of printmaking workshops for small groups of artists in her Reservoir Hill studio. Focus will be on solar etching on to Japanese paper and transferring images with encaustic wax with Michelle Marcuse.

Day 1:Printing solar etchings on Japanese paper

Day 2: working with Michelle Marcuse, in encaustic Transfers, Exploring new techniques

Day 3: working with Soledad in encaustic and Japanese paper

Next Workshop: June 27, 28, 29th, 2009
Workshop duration: 3 days
Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Limited to 4 artists
Tel: 410 462 5365

OTHER OPPORTUNITIES:

GBCA IS ESTABLISHING "THE LAB." VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

The Lab will offer support for individual artists and GBCA cultural organization members in creating and preparing digital audio, video and photographic representation of their work for optimal posting on the web. In order to get The Lab going we need volunteers with these skills! GBCA invites professional and student volunteers with expertise in these areas to contact us about joining The Lab. We will begin offering hours in September after Labor Day. Students interested in internships are welcome to apply. To learn more, email us at:
gbca@baltimoreculture.org

Free Legal Advice for Artists - HOTLINE

University of Baltimore ARTS HELP LINE: Free legal assistance to artists and arts organizations. 410-545-0463

ACTION IN MATURITY QUILTING CLUB

The AIM quilters include a diverse group of noble women who consistently serve their community doing what they love to do - sewing quilts. Many of the quilters who make up this group are part of Tom Brokaw’s “Greatest Generation” and have been members of AIM since its inception. Despite their age in years, these wonderful women use their nimble fingers to create lovely works of art and offer care and warmth to those in need. In addition to working on personal projects, the quilters unite their skills to make baby quilts for the Well Baby Clinic at the GBMC Foundation and are currently making quilts that are sent to the Walter Reed Hospital for our wounded service men and women. The quilters would love to have new members join the club. Please join. Call 410.889.7915 to register. Visit http://www.actioninmaturity.org

HAMILTON ARTS COLLECTIVE SEEKS VOLUNTEERS

We're looking for motivated folks who would like to volunteer maybe 10 to 15 hours a month to help keep the HAC moving through the coming months. See how things are run first-hand, munch on some complimentary concessions, and see any show you help with for FREE! Email me at s-b-t@hushmail.com if you are interested.

ART WITH A HEART SEEKS VOLUNTEERS

Art with a Heart (AWAH) leads interactive visual art experiences to underserved and disadvantaged Baltimore area residents. AWAH provides the inspiration and motivation that leads to creativity, self-satisfaction, personal growth, and success. Art with a Heart encourages its participants to imagine and explore, to understand other places and other people, and to use the power of art to change their lives. Volunteers are needed on a part-time basis to assist with art classes in community centers, shelters, group homes, senior centers, and schools in and around Baltimore. For more information, call 410.366.8886

The Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County is seeking volunteers

Volunteers needed to help conduct audience surveys for the County's Arts and Humanities Economic Impact Study. Volunteers must be willing to attend a short training session and to attend live arts events in Montgomery County. For more information, please e-mail grants@creativemoco.com.