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As of Sept. 2, 2011
Here at McColl Center for Visual Art, great opportunities for artists often come across our desks. And we in turn make every effort to pass along those opportunities here. Postings will include opportunities from right here at the Center as well as calls regionally, nationally and even internationally. Check this page for calls for submissions, proposals and more.
Other Opportunities:
Creative Capital / Internet For Artists
This weekend workshop will help participants expand their online presence and learn to harness the power of internet tools such as social networking and media sharing sites, e-commerce, promotional websites, and blogs. >> More Details
Dialect Artist Studios Available in NoDa!!
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Charlotte Viewpoint Accepting Artwork
Charlotte Viewpoint is a web-based magazine with an emphasis on regional creativity and new ideas. They accept artwork and photography for feature on their website. They also accept stories relating to the arts and culture in Charlotte, poetry, and essays. Deadline: Ongoing. Submit work here.
Eastern State Penitentiary: Installation Proposals
Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site is currently accepting proposals for its 2013 season of site-specific artist installations. The staff strongly recommends that artists begin the proposal process by attending an artist orientation. These informal tours/conversations give the artists a chance to experience the space, ask questions, discuss what makes a successful proposal and observe visitors interacting with the current installations. Orientation dates include: (1) Sunday, February 12 at 11 AM, (2) Saturday, March 31 at 11 AM, (3) Saturday, April 14 at 2 PM, (4) Friday, April 20 at 3 PM, (5) Saturday, May 12 at 11 AM, (6) Saturday, May 26 at 11 AM, (7) Wednesday, May 30 at 6 PM, and (8) Saturday, June 9 at 11 AM. If you are interested in attending an artist orientation, please email Sean Kelley at sk@easternstate.org, with 48 hours notice. Maximum funding is $7,500 per project. Deadline for proposals: June 13, 2012. For more information regarding proposals, click here.
Hello Huntersville!: Calling All Artists!
The Town of Huntersville Parks and Recreation Department is seeking artists of all mediums to present their work by hosting a vendor table during their family event, Hello Huntersville! It is due to take place on Saturday, May 12, from 10 AM to 2 PM. The event will also celebrate the grand opening of The Huntersville Market, which starts at 7 AM. Additionally, the artists will be accompanied by local businesses, food vendors and rides. If you are interested in participating or becoming a vendor, please contact Sierra Davenport at 704-766-2253, or at sdavenport@huntersville.org.
Call for Exhibition Proposals!
CPCC is now accepting exhibition proposals. The galleries at CPCC are committed to exhibiting emerging and established artists in the Charlotte region in a professional and educational gallery setting. Central campus galleries include the Pease Gallery, which is located across from the Pease Auditorium, and the Ross Galleries I and II, which are located in the Overcash building near the Halton Theater. Artists are asked to send a packet including a cover letter outlining the exhibition proposed, resume, bio, and 10 high resolution digital images with a detailed image list (including the title, name, date, dimensions, and medium) on a CD (must be PC-compatible). Deadline: May 1. Please either drop off materials at the Ross gallery during regular hours or e-mail materials to: Alyssa Wood, Gallery Coordinator, Central Piedmont Community College, PO Box 35009, Charlotte, NC 28235-5009. For more information, please contact Alyssa Wood at alyssa.wood@cpcc.edu.
6x6x2012: Calling All Artists!
Rochester Contemporary Art Center invites artists to participate in its international art phenomenon. Each artwork must be 6 x 6 sq. in., or mounted on to a 6" x 6" board, and signed only on the back to be exhibited anonymously. All entries will be accepted, exhibited and up for sale to the public for $20 each (in the gallery and online for global purchasing) to benefit RoCo. Artist names will be revealed to the buyer upon purchase and all artworks remain on display through July 15, 2012. Anyone may enter up to 10 artworks of any medium. Join our celebrity contributors and be part of this global art event. Deadline for submissions: May 6, 2012. For more information or guidelines, click here.
Call to Artists: CMPD Eastway Division Building
The Arts & Science Council is now accepting qualifications from local and regional (NC, SC, VA, TN and GA) artists for a public art opportunity at a new police division building in Charlotte, NC. The selected artist will work with police department staff, area residents, and the facility architect to develop and implement a concept for artwork to be incorporated into the facility. Art opportunities may include 2 or 3 dimensional works incorporated into the entry plaza walls or pavers, pilasters at the building entry, or within the landscape or fencing facing Central Avenue. The selected artist will work with the stakeholders to develop artwork themes and final location. The City desires that the developed artwork reflect both the police department and the neighborhood they serve, and that the artwork helps to create an appealing facility that addresses and welcomes neighborhood residents. Deadline: May 22, 2012 by 5:00 PM. For more information on how to apply, click here.
Studio Space Available
Located in Hart Witzen's annex building in NoDa, the studio/warehouse spaces surround the gallery; they are perfect for artists and small businesses interested in a creative environment. Rent includes utilities and WiFi. The available spaces range in size from 750 to 2000 sq. ft. For more information, click here.
Women Centered Art: Call for Proposals
WCA is looking for artists to share a 15-minute presentation to serve as an opening for their "Circle" program. "Circle" is a contemporary critique program that is held every 2nd Wednesday of the month from 6 PM to 8 PM. Their mission is to provide a place for nonjudgmental and open dialogue about the creative process. The proposal can discuss anything art-related, like your art, (your process or why you make what you make). For more information, or to submit a proposal, contact womencenteredart@gmail.com.
NoDa's Standing Gallery: Calling All Artists!
In conjunction with the Matheson Bridge unveiling party on May 19, NoDaRioty will present the Standing Gallery. All artists are encouraged to showcase their talent along North Davidson Street from 4 to 6 PM. Just show up and set up - locations are first-come-first-serve. Bring one or two pieces of your work, an easel/form of display, and a chair. This is a demonstration more than a market (so please, no tables). We want to canvas the street with original art! It's a great opportunity to see and be seen. The Matheson Bridge unveiling party is a city-wide promoted event in conjunction with May 20th Society. For more information, contact them using "Standing Gallery" as your subject.
Call to Artists: Art of the Beer Label
Digital Art Mob and artist Heather Freeman are organizing an Art of the Beer Label exhibition at Birdsong Brewing to coincide with the DNC. Artists are encouraged to design a beer label for an imaginary beer (or one of your own if you're a home brewer). This could be for your dream beer, a political statement, an abstract expression, or however you'd like to interpret it. Labels can be created in any medium, but jpegs of the labels will be printed and mounted by the organizers of the exhibition. Images must be 4" x 3.5" dpi (or larger, but the aspect ratio must stay the same). Make sure that your file is named Your last name_ Your first name.jpg before sending. To submit, please contact Heather Freeman. Deadline for submissions: August 1, 2012. For more information, join the event's facebook page.