The Fiction Project - Tell Your Story
Deadline March 31, 2011 : Art House Co-op announces the Fiction Project, an opportunity to tell stories by fusing\ text and visual art. Participants fill a notebook with images and tales and mail it back to Art House. Each book is then catalogued in the Brooklyn Art Library and exhibited in museums, galleries and project spaces across the country. Anyone -- from anywhere in the world -- can be a part of the project. To participate and receive a journal that will travel with the 2011 tour, visit Art House online: arthousecoop.com/projects/fiction
posted: 12-15-10

Rhizome Commissions 2011: Call for Proposals
Deadline April 14, 2011 : Rhizome awards grants to emerging artists for creation of new media art. By new media art, we mean projects that creatively engage new and networked technologies and works that reflect on the broader social and political impact of these tools and media in a variety of forms. Rhizome defines emerging artist as artists who exhibit great potential yet are not fully recognized within their field. Commissioned works can take the final form of web-based works, works that engage mobile platforms, performance, video, installation or sound art. Projects can be made for the context of the gallery, the public, the web or networked devices. Rhizome Commissions awards generally range from $1,000 to $5,000. In this funding cycle, Rhizome will award ten grants: eight grants will be determined by a jury of experts in the field, and two will be determined by Rhizome’s membership through an open vote. This year, the commission awards will be determined by a jury consisting of Tina Kukelski, formerly of the Whitney Museum of American Art, currentlyone of the curators for the Carnegie International 2012; Candice Madey, founder of On Stellar Rays gallery, and Domenico Quaranta, writer and media art historian. Two awards will be determined by Rhizome’s membership through an open vote. For complete details, including eligibility requirements and application procedure, visit http://rhizome.org/commissions/
posted: 2-28-11

Call to Artists - Urban Outfitters' UPenn Gallery Windows
No deadline : Urban Outfitters at University of Pennsylvania invites artists to submit work to be displayed in their two windows on Sanson Street directly across the street from the Institute of Contemporary Art. The installation remains in their window for two months and the artist must provide own supplies. The current open dates for installation are February 25 and March 3. All submissions may be e-mailed ot UOgalleryart@gmail.com
posted: 2-08-08

Affordable Artist Studios Available at Erie Arts Centre
ongoing : A large 100 year old industrial building in lower Northeast Philadelphia that once housed the printer of Life magazine now houses over 40 artist studios. The artist studio/lofts, non live-in, are creative work spaces for both emerging and established artists. A few of the many amenities are 14’ ceilings, huge new energy efficient factory windows for natural light, separate heating and air conditioning systems and 24 hour access. Some studios have private bathrooms. Available studios range in size from 415 to 1410 sq. ft. and start at $300/month. For details, visit www.erieartcentre.com" or call 215-426-8130.
posted: 6-22-10

ArtForms Gallery Seeks New Artist Members
Ongoing : ArtForms Gallery, an established nonprofit cooperative gallery in Philadelphia's Manayunk area, is looking for professional artists working in all media to join this rewarding and challenging art collaboration. Benefits include bi-yearly solo exhibitions and several yearly group exhibition opportunities. ArtForms members also participate in special activities such as community outreach and education. In exchange, members pay monthly dues, have gallery sitting requirements, and contribute to the running of the gallery. Serious applicants should send resume, SASE, and 10 slides to: ArtForms Gallery, 106 Levering Street, Philadelphia, PA 19127, Attn: Lindsey Baker. For additional information, call 215-483-3030.

ArtGrease--Call for Video and Film Art
Ongoing : ArtGrease is a public access cable show co-produced by Squeaky Wheel & Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center, appearing Saturdays at 8 pm in Buffalo on Channel 20 and Mondays at 11 pm in the suburbs on Channel 20. Become part of current media-making history and submit your media work to be shown on TV, on this legendary public access cable show. Commercial free, 100% media art TV. Provide a mini-dv or DVD of your work, with a running time of 28 min. or less (NTSC only). Your submission will not be returned, but will become part of our Media Library. ArtGrease is open to local and international artists. Submit works to: Squeaky Wheel, 712 Main Street., Buffalo, NY 14202 (ATTN: ArtGrease).
posted: 10-11-10

Artist Openings at Twenty-Two Gallery
ongoing : Twenty-Two Gallery in Philadephia is now accepting applications and reviewing artwork for inclusion in its limited Artist Membership Gallery. A $100 per month member fee and 15% commission will apply. Artists must gallery sit one day per month. For more info and a prospectus, visit www.twenty-twogallery.com and click on the “Member Inquiries” page or contact Twenty-Two Gallery, 236 S. 22nd St., Phila. PA 19103; 215-772-1911; twentytwogallery@cs.com
posted: 3-09-10

Artist Residencies in Hall Farm Center, Townshend, Vermont
Ongoing : Artist Residencies at Hall Farm Center, in Townshend, Vermont, grants residency fellowships of up to one month from June through September to emerging and established artists working in a variety of media. Artists in residence are provided with private housing, studio space, meals and uninterrupted time in which to pursue their creative endeavors in the quiet refuge of our 221-acre retreat in southern Vermont. Residencies are awarded at no cost to artists. Application available on-line at: http://www.hallfarm.org.

Artist Retreat in Italy
Ongoing : Artists and Writers Retreats on the Adriatic in Abruzzo, Italy's best kept secret. “Relax, retrench and enjoy the view!”For more information, visit http://home.earthlink.net/~rachelcitrino/index.html.

Call for Artists - Friends of the Barnes Foundation
Ongoing : The Friends of the Barnes Foundation, a group opposed to the relocation of the Barnes from Merion to Center City, have issued a call to artists sympathetic to their cause. If you have created artwork addressing some of the issues of this story that you would like to have Friends of the Barnes include on their web site, contact Nancy Herman at nherman6@comcast.net. For complete details, visit http://www.barnesfriends.org/files/call_artists.shtml.
posted: 10-19-07

Call for Entries, PublicDuck (video podcast)
Ongoing : PublicDuck is a free weekly video podcast, delivering an eclectic mix of video. Submit your work of approximately five minutes or less in total run length, in genres including (but not limited to) video art, new media design, short narrative, humor, animation, documentary, performance, experimental, and music video. Every episode features work from a range of established and emerging artists/film makers who are expanding the visual, theoretical, and conceptual horizon of film and video. Subscribe at http://PublicDuck.com/ and join the video migration. All selected works are archived and made available on the PublicDuck homepage. PublicDuck will never sell or rent your work; work submitted to publicduck.com is protected under a CreativeCommons share-alike license. For more information, see: http://PublicDuck.com/.

Call for Philly artists: Art in LOVE Park
Ongoing : In partnership with The City of Philadelphia Office of Arts, Culture, and The Creative Economy, Fairmount Park is pleased to announce an opportunity for artists working in all media to use LOVE Park as an outdoor studio this summer! Artists of all disciplines are invited to participate; applicants will be selected through a juried process by The City of Philadelphia Office of Arts, Culture, and The Creative Economy based on a variety of criteria including: artist vision, interest in engaging the public, appropriateness to working in a public setting. Artists are encouraged to interact with the public as part of their use of this opportunity. Artists are responsible for providing any and all materials and supplies. The calendar of artists selected will be publicized via e-mail and the web. For complete details, call 215-683-0247 Monday through Friday from 9 am to 4 pm.
posted: 6-14-10

Call for Submissions - Artist Database, Florida Public Art Programs
Ongoing : The Florida Art In State Buildings Program seeks submissions from artists for a database being developed for use in selecting public art projects. For more information, visit the web site: http://www.cas.ucf.edu/art/state_buildings/main.php?URL=applicants_invitation&&CATEGORY=applicants.

Call for Submissions – Specs, Journal of Contemporary Arts and Culture
Ongoing : Specs, a journal of contemporary culture and arts at Rollins College, aims to create sympathetic interfaces between artistic and critical practices. They invite submissions of critical and/or creative work for their print and web issue, and welcome cultural criticism, fiction, non-fiction, poetry, art, and pieces that blur genre boundaries. They also seek works that force interactions between traditional print and digital media. To submit your work, visit www.specsjournal.org for further information and submissions guidelines.
posted: 10-05-07

Call for Window Installation Proposals – Chashama, NYC
Ongoing : chashama in New York City is currently programming its window spaces for 2007. Groups and/or individual artists from any discipline are welcome to apply. Since 1995, chashama has transformed large storefront windows into public spaces for performances and visual installations. This program is geared towards enlivening unexpected places with unique works of art in any stage of development. All storefront windows have speakers to broadcast sound to the passersby and audience. Additionally, each window venue is equipped with non-theatrical lighting. While chashama provides advisory technical and administrative support for these projects, artists are expected to install and strike their projects without assistance of chashama staff. This is a free program, and each artist (or group) will receive a $50 stipend. For complete details and to download an application, visit the web site, www.chashama.org/programs.php.

Charlotte Art-in-Transit Program Artist Slide Registry
Ongoing : Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) in Charlotte, NC is seeking professional artists for design collaborations and/or public art commissions for its Art-In-Transit program. Over the next few years, Charlotte is building a rapid transit system and will incorporate public art into its stations, park and rides, and maintenance facilities. The program has allocated $2.3 million for art. Design fees range from $5K-$25K: commissions from $25K-$250K. In preparation for Phase I (22 commissions for 2003 - early 2004) and subsequent phases, artists are requested to submit their materials to a new slide registry that will be used to make selections of artists as the system is phased in. The registry application can be found at www.ridetransit.org. For more information, e-mail catsartintransit@ci.charlotte.nc.us or call 704-432-4079.

Clover Market in Ardmore, PA -UPDATED - Call for Artists
ongoing : The Clover Market invites artists working in all visual media to submit applications for participation in at the open-air art and antiques market in Ardmore, PA. The Market will exclusively feature original art, antiques and home collectibles, vintage furniture and jewelry, and a selected number of high quality handmade and artisan crafts. The spring 2011 market dates are April 10, May 1, and June 5 from 10 am to 4 pm, rain or shine. Early bird rates (up to 25% off) are good for qualified sellers until 3/20/11. The Market is in a highly visible and desirable location in the center of the Ardmore business district (please see web site for a map). Historic Ardmore is one of the largest business districts on the Main Line and contains a vibrant mix of restaurants and small specialty shops. It is also within easy walking distance to the upscale Suburban Square mall and the Ardmore train station, making access from both the city and suburbs very convenient. Additional information and the application to sell can be found at theclovermarket.com. Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, but rental discounts are only in effect until 3/20/11. Interested artists are strongly encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
posted: 1-31-11

Cuts and Burns Residency Program
Ongoing : Outpost Artists Resources is a non-profit video post-production facility in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. They have been in operation serving the artistic community of New York and beyond since 1990. They are now offering the Cuts and Burns Residency Program to emerging and mid-career artists. The residency provides up to 40 hours (5 days) of free video and audio post-production with a professional editor, full access to the facility, and lodging if needed. To apply, call 718-599-2385 and speak to David or Ruth. For further details, visit outpostedit.org.
posted: 10-02-07

Daylight Magazine Seeks Documentary Photography
Ongoing : Daylight Magazine is looking for submissions of contemporary and historic documentary photography for publication. At this time they are especially interested in work focusing on North Korea, Venezuela, Russia, and Iran. If you have material to submit please e-mail a project statement, low-res images and a c.v. to info@daylightmagazine.org.

Fellowship Membership, SOHO20 Chelsea Gallery, NYC
Ongoing : SOHO20 Chelsea Gallery is offering a 2 year Fellowship Membership. SOHO20 was founded in 1973 as a nonprofit, artist-run organization by twenty women devoted to increasing public awareness of the excellence and diversity of women's art. It is one of the oldest organizations created to address the under representation of work by women in museums and galleries. An artist who is accepted for a Fellowship will be given a two year membership free of dues during which time the artist has all the privileges and obligations of membership, the services of the director, a one person show in Gallery l and is included in any group shows etc. She would be responsible for promotion of her show (announcements, mailing, reception, and advertising above the free listings that they provide). Go to www.soho20gallery.com for an application.

Films on Transformation for Festival and Online Film Library
Ongoing : ReInventions, a New York-based not-for-profit film studio, seeks entries of great films that illustrate a transformation for its film festival and online film library. ReInvention's focus is to profile people not widely recognized in the mainstream media, promoting knowledge by presenting provocative stories of non-fictional and fictional transformation. For additional information and to submit work, visit the web site: http://www.reinventions.org

Hicks Artist Cooperative Seeks Artists to Exhibit and Sell Work
Ongoing : The Hicks Artist Cooperative of New Britain, CT is looking for unique and original artwork in every medium, including sculpture and pottery, for sale in their new downtown gallery space beginning in the fall of 2005. The gallery, opening on September 1, 2005, is committed to providing exposure to local emerging as well as established artists. To apply, send slides, printed materials, or CDs with an artist statement, bio, resume, and SASE to: Liliana Ortega, 333 McClintock Street, New Britain, CT 06053.

Maryland State Arts Council Registry for Mid-Atlantic Region Artists
Ongoing : Maryland State Arts Council Artist Registry & Resource Center at Maryland Art Place, which contains biographical information and images for more than 1,700 regional artists, invites artists from MD, DC, VA, WV, PA, DE, NJ, NY to submit work for a comprehensive Maryland and Regional Artist Registry. Categories are: painting, installation & performance, mixed media, sculpture, crafts, design, photography, printmaking, new genres, video, drawing, and works on paper. MAPís Artist Registry & Resource Center are open to the public and free of charge from 9 am to 5 pm Tuesday through Friday, and during special events. For more information, contact Carolyn Sheffield, Registry Coordinator, 8 Market Place, suite 100, Baltimore, MD 21202; 410-962-8565; registry@mdartplace.org; or visit the web site, www.mdartplace.org.

Mattress Factory Residencies
Ongoing : The Mattress Factory is an alternative museum located in Pittsburgh PA, which commissions, presents, and collects site-specific installations created in residency. Read more...

MoMA / Franklin Furnace Artist Book Collection
Ongoing : The Museum of Modern Art and Franklin Furnace artist book collections have merged, forming the world's largest repository. MoMA has assumed Franklin Furnace's open acquisition policy of accepting any multiple published by an artist as a work of art for the collection. Artists wishing to submit books for inclusion in the collection should mail submissions, consisting of one copy of your work and a resume, to: Museum of Modern Art/Franklin Furnace/Artist Book Collection, Museum of Modern Art, 11 West 53rd Street, New York, NY 10019. If applicable, include with your submission other documentation of your work so that art scholars and other users of the collection will have the opportunity to use it for research purposes. Be advised that all information and materials you send will become the property of the Museum of Modern Art/Franklin Furnace/Artist Book Collection and may be used in exhibitions and publications. For more information, go to the web site: www.franklinfurnace.org/moma.html.

Muse Gallery Accepting Applications for Membership
Ongoing : Muse is an artist-run gallery in Philadelphia dedicated to exploring individual visions that encompass a wide range of styles, including: abstract, conceptual, and representational as well as both two-dimensional and three-dimensional work. For more information as well as to download an application please visit www.musegalleryphiladelphia.com, or stop by the gallery at 52 N. Second Street, Old City, Philadelphia.
posted: 2-01-08

Museum Internships - P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center
Ongoing : P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, in Long Island City, NY, offers hands-on unpaid internships for college students, high school students, and community members in all of its departments, providing the opportunity to learn about the operations of a nonprofit art museum and to work alongside some of the world's most exciting contemporary artists and curators. Internships are available in the following areas: 1) Programming and Production, 2) DAP/ Publisher Sales Assistant. Interns are expected to do a substantial amount of administrative work at the same time as taking on more critical responsibilities for the museum's operation. Interns must work a minimum of two full days per week/seven hours per day; must be able to work a full trimester. Requirements for all internships at P.S.1 are the following: a strong command of spoken English and excellent phone skills; strong writing skills; competent word processing skills on IBM; and the ability to work creatively and flexibly on many levels at once. Detailed job descriptions for each internship position are available upon request. To apply, e-mail a cover letter and resume to the attention of Josh Altman, Program Coordinator, at josh@ps1.

Native American Programs for Public Television, Lincoln, NE
Ongoing : Native American Public Telecommunication seeks provocative and engaging completed programs from independent or public television producers. Works that address new and current issues reflecting the changing identity of Native communities are encouraged, including: Works that focus on under-represented or unheard voices; Works that are innovative, original and compelling to a national audience; Works that explore issues of universal interest from a unique Native American perspective; Works that view the history of Native Americans through contemporary stories; Works that use new technology and/or provide new models for television production; Works with a sense of humor. Programs for Public Television, NAPT, is seeking programs in many genres including documentary, performance, cultural/public affairs and animation. Projects submitted to this solicitation must be intended for national public television broadcast. To apply, visit the Web site provided below for complete guidelines and an application. Contact: Public Television Program Fund, Native American Public Telecommunications, 1800 N. 33rd Street, Lincoln, NE 68503. Phone 402-472-3522./ e-mail native@unl.edu / or visit http://www.nativetelecom.org/producers_acquisitions.html.

Notice on SEPTA's Art in Transit Projects
Ongoing : Please note that all future SEPTA Calls for Artists will be sent electronically. To receive these notices, please send e-mail address to marshamoss@aol.com.
posted: 2-08-09

NYC Percent for Art Program Slide Registry
Ongoing : The City of New York Department of Cultural Affairs Percent for Art Program provides an important venue for all New Yorkers and visitors to appreciate artwork outside the traditional museum or gallery setting. Percent for Art projects are site-specific and engage a variety of mediaópainting, mosaic, glass, textiles, sculpture, and works that are integrated into infrastructure, or architecture. The Percent for Art artist slide registry is an important component of the Program that allows artists to participate by maintaining a record of their work. The registry is consulted by the architects, panelists, and City agencies for each project. The Percent for Art slide registry is open to any professional visual artist; there is no residency requirement for a Percent for Art Commission. Artists who are interested in submitting their work for the registry may print out the application at this web address: http://www.nyc.gov/html/dcla/html/panyc/slide_reg.shtml.

Open Call for Submissions MAiLmeART.com
Ongoing : MAiLmeART.com, created by Darren Di Lieto, the founder and editor of LCSV4, is a little project designed to test your skills, make you some money and give you the chance to have a bit of fun. There are also some really cool prizes. Submissions can be envelopes or packages which have been drawn on, painted, dipped in acid, covered in paper mache (anything you want really) but they must look amazing and they must have traveled though the post with the postman able to see the work, so you can’t paint a canvas and wrap it up and post it to Mr. Lieto. The wrapping is your canvas or in most cases an envelope.

Organization Benefiting Stray Animals Seeks Artists
Ongoing : Artists for Animals, a nonprofit Canada-based organization that raises funds to help rural stray animals, seeks artists to contribute work for sale. All types of art needed, the more varied the better. Artists receive 50% from the sale of their works; the other 50% all goes to fund sanctuaries. For details visit: www.artistsforanimals.com.

Philadelphia Public Art Program Announces Artist Registry
Ongoing : The Philadelphia Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy's Public Art Program has announced a new Artist Registry. The Artist Registry will allow artists to participate by maintaining a record of their work with the Philadelphia Public Art Program. Public Art staff, panelists, architects, and City agencies will consult the Artist Registry as public art opportunities become available. Opportunities will still be announced via e-mail and posted on the web site; the registry will be used in addition to City selection processes. The registry is open to all professional artists. There are no residency requirements for the registry, although some opportunities will be limited to the greater Philadelphia region. Applications can be found at: www.phila.gov/publicart
posted: 12-02-09

Pterodactyl Call for Curators 2010-2011
Ongoing : Pterodactyl in Philadelphia believes that artistic vision comes through in curating as well as in art making itself. With this in mind, they invite individuals and groups to submit curatorial proposals for pterodactyl's 2010-2011 exhibition schedule. You do not need to have past curatorial experience to submit a proposal. They are more interested in your ideas for the show than in your credentials. Exhibitions are open to all media and sizes of visual art, including 2-d, 3-d, new media, performance art, etc. For more information, visit www.pterodactylphiladelphia.org
posted: 3-15-10

Raid Projects Artist Residencies, Los Angeles, CA
Ongoing : Raid Projects, a Los Angeles based, not for profit artist-run project space and curatorial organization, has residency slots available for April / May / June, 2005. Although mostly international in scope, US artists can also apply if they feel their project is suitable to a LA residency. Raid welcomes applications from both emerging and established contemporary artists; projects may encompass all areas of contemporary practice, including painting, drawing, sculpture, film, video, new media, digital, installation, and performance works.The residencies include a bedroom, a separate studio, a solo show during the last month of your stay, paid publicity and opening costs, for a cost to the artist of $1400 per month. There is no application form -- all applicants must send resume, images, press, proposal for residency, and any other relevant materials. For additional information, contact Max Presneill, raidprojects@yahoo.com, or visit the web site: http://raidprojects.com/

Regional Community Arts Program Artist Registry CFEVA, Philadelphia
Ongoing : The Center For Emerging Visual Artists is currently accepting applications to join our Regional Community Arts Program (RCAP) Artist Registry. Artists in the registry will be eligible to participate in The Centerís Community Exhibition Program, which includes exhibitions in public spaces such as hospitals, schools, parks, and more. Requirements: Must be interested in exhibiting in public spaces; Must live within 90 miles of Philadelphia; Cannot have a contractual relationship with a commercial gallery; Works submitted must be available and ready to hang/install. Please send up to 20 slides or digital images, a slide list (name, title, dimensions, medium, and price), and a resume. Genevieve Coutroubis, The Center For Emerging Visual Artists, Community Exhibitions, 237 South 18th Street, 3A, Philadelphia, PA 19103. Phone: 215.546.7775 x11. E-mail: genevieve@cfeva.org.

Residency Opportunities -- Atlantic Center for the Arts in Florida
Ongoing : The Atlantic Center for the Arts, in New Smyrna Beach, FL, invites visual artists, writers, composers, choreographers, and dancers to apply to its Associate Artists-in-Residence program. If selected, artists receive housing, weekday meals, and studio space. Located five miles from the Atlantic Ocean, Atlantic Center is situated on a lush 69-acre ecological preserve surrounded by protected wetlands. For more information, call 386-427-6975 or 800-393-6975, or visit their web site: www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org.

Scribe Seeks New Documentary Works for Storyville Screenings
Ongoing : Scribe is seeking new local non-fiction works of all lengths to be featured in Storyville monthly screenings this spring. For more information, call Gretjen Clausing, Scribe’s Program Director at 215-222-4201.

Space Available for Art/Design Inventory
Ongoing : Prominent New Jersey artist is opening a new loft space at The Tomato Factory in Hopewell, NJ called "Umbrella". Space available to compatible individuals who will help create an unforgettable environment to sell art, antiques, home furnishings, accessories, and collectibles. Each space will be a visually stunning vignette -- a mix of color, high design, whimsy, and elegance. Staffing provided. Rent $350-400/mo. If you have great inventory and need a place to show/sell it, please call 609-844-0879, cell 609-947-4260 or e-mail fay@faysciarra.com
posted: 2-28-09

Summer Residency Programs for Emerging and Mid-Career Artists
Ongoing : The School of Visual Arts (SVA) is an art and design school in New York City offering summer art residencies through its continuing education program. Their visual art residency programs include Sculpture, Installation and New Media Art; Printmaking and Book Arts; Painting and Mixed Media; Public Art and Photography. Now in its third decade, this internationally renowned program offers emerging and mid-career artists an opportunity to spend the summer developing ideas and focusing on their artistic direction. Participants are immersed in the creative community of New York City, with the guidance of a distinguished faculty. Affordable housing is available, as are opportunities to display work. E-mail kmoscovitch@sva.edu to learn more about an SVA summer art residency in New York City. Keren Moscovitch, Coordinator, Summer Residency Programs Division of Continuing Education, School of Visual Arts, 209 E. 23rd Street, NY, NY. 212-592-2188.

The Light Work Artist-in-Residence Program
Ongoing : The Light Work Artist-in-Residence Program in Syracuse, NY, accepts applications from artists working in photography or related media for one-month residencies. Residents receive a $2,000 stipend, an apartment, a private darkroom, and 24-hour facility access. To apply, send a resume, an artist statement, a letter of intent, and slides, proofs, or prints of recent work to Light Work Artist-in-Residence Program, 316 Waverly Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13244.

Viewing Program, The Drawing Center, NYC
Ongoing : The Drawing Center has announced the reorganization of its Viewing Program, which offers an opportunity for emerging artists to present their drawings to the curatorial staff for review, as well as for possible inclusion in the Slide Registry and a Selections exhibition or Drawing Room project. The Viewing Program offers emerging artists valuable opportunities to engage in a critical discussion of their work through one-on-one meetings with the Viewing Program Curator at The Drawing Center and to have images of their work placed on file in the Artist Registry. The Artist Registry is used by The Drawing Center’s curatorial staff and is open to other arts professionals (including curators, gallerists, and scholars). Approximately three times per year The Drawing Center presents group shows of emerging and under-represented artists curated from the Viewing Program and Artist Registry’s pool of 2,500 artists. Artists are eligible to submit their work for consideration for the Viewing Program and Artist Registry if they do not have an affiliation with a New York gallery and are not currently attending school. Artists from across the country and abroad are encouraged to apply. For complete information on submissions, visit the web site, www.drawingcenter.org.

The Arts Paper Seeks Art Related to War Against Terrorism
Ongoing/when the war is over : The Arts Paper, a cultural and arts advocacy journal in Boulder Colorado, is seeking visual fine art and performing art, as well as poetry and essays related to the ongoing "War Against Terrorism" for its web site, Artists for Peace, Justice & Civil Liberties. For complete information contact: The Arts Paper, 1838 Pine Street, Boulder, CO 80302; admin@taparts.org or visit the web site, http://www.taparts.org

Twenty-Two Gallery Seeks Member Artists
Open deadline : Twenty-Two Gallery, located at 236 S. 22nd Street in Philadelphia, seeks member artists. They are looking for artists who have quality, professionally presented work, an established exhibition record, and a base of potential clients. The obligations include a monthly membership fee and one day of gallery sitting per month. For further information on the gallery and submission procedures, please contact twentytwogallery@cs.com
posted: 12-06-08

Craft Vendors Needed for Philadelphia Zoo
Until filled : The Philadelphia Zoo is getting “cultured” for three weekends this season when our guests can take a trip around the world with our “Creatures of Culture International Series.” The Zoo needs craft vendors to sell their wares who match the “theme.” Art relating to animals is exciting as well! All events are 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. The dates and "themes" are: July 10 - 11 - Creatures of Culture: North America Enjoy American regional cuisine for lunch, buy American crafts and then check out traditional Native American performances. Learn about animals from North America that reside in the Philadelphia Zoo and some of the Creatures of Habitat exhibits that explore endangered North American species August 21 - 22 - Creatures of Culture: Africa Watch and learn dances and try some of the flavorful dishes found in Africa while shopping for great crafts. Find out how you can help endangered species such as the Western Lowland gorilla found in Kenya and Cameroon. October 9 - 10 - Creatures of Culture: Central and South America The Creatures of Culture International Series wraps up with a taste of culture below the equator. Watch craft demonstrations and buy some too! Savor a great Latin lunch after learning about South American endangered species and what you can do to help. Throughout the day, local South American performance groups will be showcasing their talents and highlights of their culture. Don’t forget to check out the LEGO exhibit of Humboldt penguins, (they’re native to Peru)! If you are interested in participating, please contact Karen Spiro, 215-432-5476 or spiro.karen@phillyzoo.org
posted: 6-14-10

Wexler Gallery Seeks Interns
Until filled : Wexler Gallery, an internationally recognized gallery showcasing the finest in glass, studio furniture, and design, seeks two part-time interns. Interns will aid gallery staff in all facets of operation including: exhibition planning and installation, database and photo inventory management, filing and organizing, and general gallery administration. Art handling and some lifting required. Must be well organized, self-motivated, and energetic. Basic knowledge of Photoshop, Word, Excel, and digital photography a plus. Wednesdays, Thursdays, First Fridays, and occasional Saturdays preferred. 15-20 hours per week. Unpaid. This is a great opportunity for individuals looking to learn about gallery management and the art world. To apply, e-mail resume and cover letter to Sienna@wexlergallery.com. For more information, visit www.wexlergallery.com.
posted: 4-18-09