Calls to artists, exhibitions, grants and similar opportunities for artists working in drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, mixed media, ceramics/pottery and related media.

Ft. Lauderdale, FL: Call to Artists Monthly Second Thursdays on Second Street

Call to Artists
Monthly Second Thursdays on Second Street

September 10 ? 5 to 9 PM

 

All Artists . . . All Mediums are needed for the monthly Second Thursdays on Second Street in downtown Fort Lauderdale which is a recurring meet and mingle happy hour block party event from 5 ? 9 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month and benefits Riverwalk Trust.   Admission (for the general public, not the artists)  to the indoor/outdoor get-together is just $10 and includes a free drink at each of the seven participating

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Expires: 9/11/2010

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LAUDERHILL, FL: CALL for ARTISTS

CALL for ARTISTS

 

TradeArt Incorporated's Art Acquisition Project emerged from nationwide initiatives to integrate the works of painters, sculptors, and other visual artists in public art and architecture.  The project creates opportunities for artists through collaborations with public and private organizations having a practice of collecting and exhibiting art in public spaces.

 

The 2008 Art Acquisition Project is a challenge grant proposed by the Village of Creole Cultures Corp. in Lauderhill, Florida.  In exchange for collecting 50 significant art works for the permanent collection of the American Museum for Crealoe Cultures, the VCCC will allow artist members of TradeArt to occupy arts space in the All Americas Cultural Mall Lauderhill.  http://www.lauderhillcra.com.

 

This project is destined to recompense practicing, accomplished artists representing diverse cultures.  Up to 50 individual artists will be rewarded.

 

Deadline:  Ongoing

 

Details of the contribution challenge and artist application forms are available here.

 

Expires: 10/22/2010

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*Cintas Foundation Announces 2008 Competition for the*Emilio Sanchez Award in the Visual Arts*

Supporting Cuban Arts and Humanities since 1963

Miami (August 13, 2007)- The Cintas Foundation is pleased to announce the
competition for the *Cintas Foundation Emilio Sanchez Award in the Visual
Arts* opens November 15, 2007. Applications accepted through *January 14,
2008*.


The Cintas Foundation invites applications in the visual arts including
painting, sculpture, installation art, design, video art, photography and
filmmaking. The fellowship is awarded annually in the amount of $15,000 and
is generously funded by the Emilio Sanchez Foundation.

Eligibility is limited to artists of Cuban citizenship or direct descent (having a Cuban
parent or grandparent) living outside of Cuba.

The fellowship is not awarded to artists currently pursuing academic studies. The fellowship is not
awarded for academic writing, study, or research or to performing artists.
The Cintas fellow is free to pursue their artistic activities as they wish
according to their application, in the United States or in other countries
approved by the Cintas Foundation.

Since 1963, Cintas Fellowships have honored over 300 artists. Past visual
arts fellows include *Carlos Alfonzo*, *Teresita Fernández,* *Anthony
Goicolea*, photographers *Andres Serrano *and* María Martínez-Cañas, *sculptor
*Maria Elena González*, filmmaker *Mari Rodr*í*quez-Ichaso*, among others.


The Cintas Foundation was established with funds from the estate of Oscar B.
Cintas (1887-1957), former Cuban ambassador to the United States and a
prominent industrialist and patron of the arts. Cintas Fellowships encourage
creative development in architecture, literature, music composition, and the
visual arts. The Cintas Fellowships program is administered by the Cintas
Foundation Board and by the Cintas Fellowship Program of the Frost Art
Museum of Florida International University.



The application deadline for the *Cintas Foundation Emilio Sanchez Award in
the Visual Arts* is *January 14, 2008*. For more information and application
forms, please visit the website www.cintasfoundation.org or contact: Ingrid
LaFleur Rogers, Cintas Fellows Collection Manager, at ingrid.rogers@fiu.edu. Expires: 1/15/2011

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Ft. Lauderdale, FL: Display your work "Around Town"

Art Around Town 

 

Display your work "Around Town"

Artists interested in displaying, please e-mail sample art images (no larger than 2 MB) along with medium, dimensions and prices to bagbuzz@BrowardArtGuild.org. Also include charity of choice, as 10% of sales through this program will be donated to charity.

Expires: 2/27/2011

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Join VSA?s Artist Registry Today!!

Artists Join Today!!

VSA?s Artist Registry

Click here for more info

Expires: 4/17/2011

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Miami, FL: Exhibition Opportunities

Exhibition Opportunities

The Bakehouse Art Complex offers opportunities for emerging and established curators and artists each month in both our Swenson Gallery and Main Gallery. Curators committed to developing their professional curatorial practice are encouraged to submit proposals for exhibitions. The Bakehouse administration will work closely with the curator through the course of the exhibition in assisting with preparation and presentation. For more information, please download our application below.

Click here to download our Exhibition Opportunities »

Expires: 5/22/2011

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CALLS TO ARTISTS

http://www.sparkawards.com/Call_for_Entries.htm

Expires: 6/18/2011

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ARTIST APPORTUNITIES
Want to find more opportunities? Visit www.ArtsOpportunities.com and search for free! Expires: 4/11/2012

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ARTIST OPPORTUNITIES

ARTIST OPPORTUNITIES

www.florida-arts.org

http://artdeadlineslist.com

http://www.inliquid.com/

www.miamiartexchange.com

http://artheals.org

Expires: 7/16/2012

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MIAMI BEACH, FL: ArtCenter/ South Florida is accepting applications for its Artist-in-Residence Program

Attention Professional Artists

ArtCenter/ South Florida is accepting applications for its Artist-in-Residence Program

ArtCenter/ South Florida, established in 1984, is an access point for artists, curators, and visitors alike. Lincoln Road affords the ArtCenter and all of its programs a high level of visibility; however, it is the community involvement and the integrity of ArtCenter's programming that qualifies the ACSF as a major cultural institution. Best known for its three-year juried artist residency program, the ArtCenter also provides affordable and accessible studios for working artists seeking short-term residencies for project based work or seasonal use. ArtCenter accepts applications year round from professional artists interested in the juried 3-6 month residency program. No deadlines to worry about. Become a part of the ArtCenter's 25-year tradition of cultural excellence in serving artists and the community. Benefits for artists-in-residence include: publicly accessible, secure and affordable workspaces; exclusive exhibition opportunities; professional development programs and services; free access to Print and Dark Rooms; and membership in an organization with a 25-year history of cultural excellence and serving South Florida?s artists, residents and visitors. Please see ArtCenter's website, www.artcentersf.org for submission guidelines and a complete application for the 3-6 Month Artist-in-Residence Program, or email the Director of Exhibitions at jarnette@artcentersf.org for further details on how to apply. ArtCenter/ South Florida Gallery 800 Lincoln Road @ Meridian Miami Beach, FL 33139 305.538.7887    email@artcentersf.org www.artcentersf.org

Expires: 12/8/2012

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CALLS TO ARTISTS

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Expires: 6/23/2013

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Pollock-Krasner Foundation' Grants For Artists

The Pollock-Krasner Foundation provides financial assistance to individual visual artists of established ability on an ongoing basis throughout the year. The Foundation?s dual criteria for grants are recognizable artistic merit and demonstrable financial need, whether professional, personal or both. Open to individuals who have been professional artists over a significant period of time and who work in any of the following media: painting, sculpture, and works on paper, including printmaking. The Foundation encourages applications from artists who have genuine financial needs that are not necessarily catastrophic. Grants are intended for a one-year period of time. The Foundation will consider need on the part of an applicant for all legitimate expenditures relating to his or her professional work and personal living, including medical expenses. The size and length of the grant is determined by the individual circumstances of the artist. For complete details, including application guidelines click here.

Expires: 7/16/2013

South Florida Cultural Consortium Members

The South Florida Cultural Consortium is funded in part with the support of the National Endowment for the Arts, the State of Florida Division of Cultural Affairs, the Montgomery Family Trust, the Palm Beach County Cultural Council and the Boards of County Commissioners of Broward, Miami-Dade, Martin and Monroe counties.