Submission Fee: $25 per artwork (non-refundable).

**Experience Art in Brooklyn**

Located in the vibrant heart of Brooklyn, New York, Bushwick Gallery is a premier destination for art enthusiasts. We champion innovative and diverse artistic expression, offering a personalized, appointment-only experience. This approach allows visitors to deeply engage with thought-provoking works.

Situated in Bushwick, the art capital of New York City and a neighborhood adjacent to Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Bushwick Gallery is at the epicenter of NYC’s dynamic art scene. Bushwick boasts a fresh, cutting-edge artistic vibe with numerous studios but very few galleries. Artists live, dream, and work in our vibrant location, making it a hub for creativity.

Bushwick Gallery features a wide array of exhibitions showcasing both renowned and emerging artists from around the globe. Our program includes various media such as paintings, sculptures, and installations. Each exhibition inspires and challenges perceptions.

  

Space Dimensions: 3.5 feet wide by 7 feet high Included Services: Promotion of your artwork on our website and social media channels. Invitations to the exhibition emailed to our extensive mailing list of collectors and art lovers. Professional installation of your artwork. Insurance coverage up to $10,000 per artwork while on the premises. Photos of the opening reception shared on our website and social media.

**Open Call for Artists: May 2025 — “Echoes of the Earth: Environmental Art”**

**Submission Deadline:** April 15, 2025

**Exhibition Dates:** May 1 – May 8, 2025

**Opening Reception:** Thursday, May 1 | 6 PM – 8 PM

**Art with a Purpose: Advocating for the Planet**

Bushwick Gallery invites artists to submit work for our **May 2025 exhibition, “Echoes of the Earth: Environmental Art.”** This exhibition will explore the **powerful intersection of art and environmentalism,** highlighting issues like climate change, conservation, sustainability, and humanity’s connection to the natural world. We are seeking **thought-provoking works** across various media, including **eco-sculptures, paintings, installations, video art, and upcycled materials.**

Whether your art documents the beauty of the earth, critiques ecological destruction, or proposes sustainable futures, we want to showcase works that **echo the urgent message of environmental awareness.**

**Important Information: In-Person Exhibition**

This exhibition will take place **in person** at Bushwick Gallery, Brooklyn, New York. All selected artists must arrange for their work to be delivered to the gallery prior to the exhibition.

**Why Submit to Bushwick Gallery?**

* **Make a Statement in NYC:** Show your eco-focused art in one of the world’s cultural capitals and contribute to conversations about sustainability and change.
* **Support for Large and Eco-Sculptural Works:** We encourage submissions of **works created from natural or upcycled materials.**
* **Immersive Visitor Experience:** Our appointment-only model ensures that visitors engage deeply with the works on display, amplifying your message.
* **Global Reach:** Gain visibility beyond NYC through our digital platforms and curated social media campaigns.

**Exhibition Theme: Echoes of the Earth**

We’re interested in works that reflect:

* **The Beauty of Nature:** Celebrate landscapes, wildlife, and the natural world through awe-inspiring visual art.
* **Environmental Issues:** Address topics like climate change, deforestation, pollution, and endangered species.
* **Sustainable Art:** Works made with natural, recycled, or upcycled materials that promote eco-consciousness and innovation.
* **Call to Action:** Art that inspires change, advocates for environmental justice, or proposes solutions for a more sustainable future.

We particularly value **sculptures, immersive installations, and multi-sensory works** that can spark conversation and engage audiences on a deeper level.

**Submission Details:**

* **Who Can Apply:** Open to local and international artists, provided they can arrange for their work to be delivered to the gallery.
* **Accepted Media:** Eco-sculptures, installations, paintings, photography, digital art, and works made from sustainable or reclaimed materials.
* **Submission Deadline:** April 15, 2025

**Note:** Selected artists must deliver their work to Bushwick Gallery, 22 Fayette Street, Brooklyn, NY, prior to the exhibition. For large-scale or site-specific pieces, please include details on logistics and materials.

**About Bushwick Gallery**

Located in **Brooklyn’s creative hub of Bushwick**, Bushwick Gallery is a space where contemporary art and advocacy converge. Founded by **Gina Keatley**, the gallery fosters experimental and impactful exhibitions that challenge perspectives and create meaningful dialogue. Our commitment to promoting diverse artistic voices extends to topics of social and environmental importance, making **“Echoes of the Earth”** a key part of our mission.

  
Make your voice heard through art. Submit your work and advocate for the planet today!

Bushwick Gallery: Echoes of the Earth: Environmental Art

CICA Museum invites artists worldwide to participate in the International Exhibition “Form 2025.” The exhibition covers topics of forms, shapes, and media. We are open to photography, 2D digital art, video art, interactive art, painting, sculpture and installation art.

  
\*Deadline: April 18, 2025

  
\*Category

\-Photographs & 2D Digital Art

\-Video & Interactive Art

\-Painting & Installation Art

  
\*Installation

\-Photography & 2D Digital Art

Selected works will be printed in 10×15 or 10×10 inches, framed, and installed by our curators & assistants. If requested by the artist, works can be printed and framed in different sizes. Additional fees may apply.

  
\-Video & Interactive Art

We will provide projectors and DVD/DIVX players for the show. Multiple single-channel works will be screened via a projector. If the work is required to be screened via a projector exclusively, or more than two projectors/monitors are needed, please indicate the special requirements in the submission email. Additional fees may apply.

  
\-Physical Works (Painting, Drawing, Print, Sculpture, and Installation Art)

The artist is responsible for the shipment and delivery of his/her physical work to and from CICA Museum, as well as all related expenses. The two-dimensional work should be no larger than 39 inch (1 m) on the longest side, and the installation piece should be no larger than 39x39x79 inches (1 x 1 x 2 m, w x l x h). The work that needs to be mounted on the wall should not exceed 10 kg. Please indicate in the submission email if you are interested in exhibiting works exceeding the size/weight limit.

  
\*Exhibition Dates: December 3 – 28, 2025

  
\*\*\*The dates are subject to change.

  
\*How to submit your work: Please visit our website for more information.

https://cicamuseum.com/call-for-artists-form/

participation fees apply. check our website

Call for Artists: the International Exhibition “Form 2025”

**The City of Commerce City and the Commerce City Cultural Council are seeking to purchase artwork from Colorado artists, or artists who reside in Colorado Region. Local and regional artists will be prioritized in the selection. The artwork is to be placed at the high traffic corner of 60th and Monaco at Pioneer Park in Commerce City, CO.**

  
The City of Commerce City and the Commerce City Cultural Council seek to purchase artwork to pay tribute to the previous equine statue that stood in its place, which honored the late Cocklebur horse owned by the Conter family. The Conter family owned the land that Pioneer Park now sits on, which is now a major community gathering space. Cocklebur was the horse of Catherine Conter, who was reprimanded by the city for keeping the horse on her property in the 1970s. The horse became a symbol for defiance, and was eventually welcomed back to the farm property. Cocklebur and Catherine were intertwined and spent more than 18 years together. No one is still living from the Conter family line, but Commerce City still honors the family’s history and their long lasting impact on the area. 

  
**THEMES/CRITERIA**

The art selection committee for Cocklebur Reimagined seeks artwork that honors the community’s historical horse. The artwork should celebrate the natural history of the area, Commerce City community and unity, evoke joy and delight, and have a pleasing and uplifting effect on those who see it. It should be appropriate for all ages to enjoy. The artwork should be difficult to remove from the site.

  

**Budget: up to $20,000**

The budget for the site shall be inclusive of all costs associated with the public art project including, but not limited to artist fees, artwork, and installation. The artist is expected to work with the city to determine the specifications.

  
Artwork displayed in **Commerce City.**

Cocklebur Reimagined at Pioneer Park

BREEDBEELD Open Screen is **a free cinema for anyone who wants to show a short film.** There is no jury that makes a selection and no restriction on genre or level. Open Screen is an 'open' concept. **So everyone can participate** , although we do aim for a certain balance in the program. Afterwards we go to the cinema café for a nice chat.

Open Screen #15 will take place in De Cinema in Antwerp on Tuesday 29 April 2025\. From 8pm to 10pm we will show your entries and afterwards anyone who wants to can chat about the films.

Open Screen #15 in De Cinema in Antwerp

MAXmachina is a lab where storytellers, artists, scientists, and creative technologists expand live performance, creating work that uses science and technology to explore the promise and peril of our rapidly changing world. Projects include music, dance, experimental and immersive performance.

  
Media Art Xploration is inviting proposals for our 2025/26 MAXmachina laboratory program for works in dance, theater, music, experimental performance, as well as immersive pieces incorporating live activation. Past works have included interactive installations, mixed reality performance, art works implementing scientific research, and more analogue pieces interrogating the promise and peril of our increasingly technologized world. 

  

  
* Four laboratory productions; as part of the development process each work will receive a salon presentation which includes a preview of the work, as well as three-way conversations between artist, scientist, and audience, designed to maximize meaningful feedback and reflection.
* Each project will receive a stipend of up to $5,000; additionally, each work will receive production support suited to the size and scale of the piece. Support is tailored to each project’s unique needs and may include access to rehearsal and performance space, equipment, software, technical staff, and fees for additional creative collaborators (compensated at a standardized industry rate starting at $30/hr).

  

MAXmachina 2025/26

Exciting news! The **Holy Art Gallery Athens** is now accepting submissions for our upcoming **digital exhibition**, and we want to see YOUR work!

No matter your background, style, or medium—**painting, photography, printmaking, video art, poetry, sculpture**—we welcome all creative expressions.

🚀 **Why submit?**

 ✔ **No submission fees!** Pay only if selected.

 ✔ **Global exposure** in a dynamic, rotating digital display.

 ✔ **Flexible payment options** – including instalments.

 ✔ **Showcase your work in Athens**, a city rich in art and culture!

📅 **Exhibition Dates:** 25 April - 3 May 2025

 ⏳ **Submission Deadline:** 19 April 2025

Get creative, capture your work (if physical), and **submit today**! Don’t miss your chance to be part of this immersive digital experience.

Call for Artists: Exhibit Your Work Digitally in Athens! 🎨✨

WELCOME TO THE SIGLUFJÖRÐUR COMICS FESTIVAL

  
Iceland’s first-ever (and probably the world’s northernmost) comics festival

  
The charming fishing town of Siglufjörður, Iceland’s northernmost town, is surrounded by mountains and steeped in history and creativity. It is in this picturesque fjord that we proudly host Iceland’s first-ever comics festival. Siglufjörður holds a special place in the heart of Icelandic culture for many reasons, including serving as the birthplace of Icelandic comics publication. It was here that the pioneering publishing house Siglufjarðarprentsmiðja made history in the 1930s as the first to publish comics in Icelandic, igniting a passion for visual storytelling that continues to thrive today all over Iceland.

  
Now history is being made yet again, as the Siglufjörður Comics Festival becomes Iceland’s first-ever comics festival. Proving that the world of comics thrives in the most unexpected of places, and makes the most unexpected of places thrive. Our festival is a celebration of comics: featuring an Artists’ Alley and Drink and Draw evening with live music, exciting exhibitions and lectures, cartoon screenings and more, there is something for everybody. Held across multiple locations in downtown Siglufjörður, you’ll get a chance to explore the world of comics while exploring the town itself.

  
Whether you’re an aspiring creator, comics enthusiast or just curious to know more about The 9th Art, this comics festival will surely be a unique experience!

  
We look forward to you joining us from both near and far for this special occasion.

siglufjörður comics festival

Dear artists and designers,

  
Thank you for all your mails and for the overwhelming interest you show about ICEHOTEL, and about the process leading up to next winter. We can now confirm that we will build ICEHOTEL 36 in November 2025 and that the International Design Competition is open for application. We look forward to seeing your creative and innovative ideas. Below you will find all the information you need to submit a contribution to this year´s design competition for Icehotel 36.

  
We are confident that this decision will ensure the high quality experience ICEHOTEL is known for, and will preserve the tradition of working with art and design by international professionals.

  
Jukkasjärvi is located on the shore of the Torne river, 17 kilometers outside Kiruna. The name comes from a Sámi word that roughly translates to “meeting place by the water”. With its impressive length of 520 kilometers, the Torne river runs from the ancient mountains in the west down to the coast in the east, where it flows out into the Bay of Bothnia. As the largest of Sweden’s four national rivers it is rare – indeed, unique. One of the last untouched rivers in Europe. A wild river. It’s the Torne River that provides Icehotel with its ice in winter – and in the summer when the hotel melts, the water returns to its source. For us the natural beauty and unique story of each individual block of ice provides inspiration that can never be found in artificially frozen ice. Weather in Jukkasjärvi in November and December can be extremely cold with temperatures reaching below -30° C.

Artists' honorarium:

* a one time payment of SEK 36 200, total for a suite with one (1) participant (excl 25% VAT)
* a one time payment of SEK 49 400, total for a suite with two (2) participants (excl 25% VAT)
* a copyright fee of 1940 SEK/ participant (excl 6 % VAT)

  
Travel reimbursement:

* up to but not exceeding SEK 4 000/ participant, for Swedish residents
* up to but not exceeding SEK 7 000/ participant, for European residents
* up to but not exceeding SEK 15 000/ participant, for non-European residents

  
In addition, Icehotel will cover accommodation (shared) and full board during your stay in Jukkasjärvi (until Dec. 13th 2024).

  
Icehotel will provide a “basic-kit” of tools and warm clothes, but artists are encouraged to bring their own equipment to satisfy any special need they might have.

ICEHOTEL 36 –  International Design Competition

Artists (18 years+) at early, mid, and later points in their career are invited to submit to Neilson Park Creative Centre’s (NPCC) IMPACT 2025, Annual Juried Exhibition.

  
IMPACT is NPCC’s most anticipated show that fosters creativity in the artistic community. IMPACT 2025 aims to bring together artists practicing in diverse media and approaches, both traditional and contemporary, while showcasing artwork of the highest standard.

  
**Juror**

Bruce Parsons, Prof. Emeritus York University

Visual Arts, AMPD

Arts, Music, Performance and Design

When he first studied art many years ago he did not know what art was all about and the mysteries were fascinating. And after 55 years he is still making discoveries. As a familiar friend of the NPCC Gallery he looks forward to spending a quiet time viewing your art work, seeing what mysteries are revealed.

  
**Selection Process**

* All submitted artworks will be juried.
* Decisions will be made on the digital images submitted by the artist.
* The juror’s decision is final.
* Accepted artists will be notified by email by May 16, 2025.
* NPCC reserves the right to use submitted images for publicity purposes.

  
**Submission Guidelines**

* Each artist may submit up to two artworks in any medium.
* Submissions are complete after the application form, payment and images are received.
* Digital images submitted for jurying must be in a .jpg format. Images should be labelled as follows: LastName\_FirstName\_ArtworkTitle.
* Artworks must be original, created within the last two years and not displayed previously in the galleries at NPCC.
* All submitted 2-D artwork must not exceed 50 pounds.
* Artworks must be wired and ready to hang. D rings are acceptable provided they are a minimum of ½ inch in diameter.
* Wire should be placed no lower than 6 inches from the top and must be 3 inches below the top of the frame.
* Wire should be appropriate for weight of the artwork. Large artwork should be wired with triple strand wire.
* Please wrap sharp edges of wiring with tape.
* Fibre Art/Textiles should be submitted with proper display equipment. It can be hung with a pocket/sleeve sewn to the top back with a rod or dowel to extend one inch either side of the artwork.
* Video entries should be submitted in MP4 format in a link, see website for details
* Video entries must have their own presentation devices, screens and installation notes. Artists may be asked to be available to help with installation.
* Artists submitting installation artwork must provide their own hanging devices, installation notes and may be asked to be available to help with installation.
* Artworks must have two temporary NPCC labels attached to it listing the artist’s name, phone number, title of artwork, medium and price taped to the back.

  
**Sale of Art**

* Sales of artwork are processed by NPCC. Artists will be notified by email when artwork is sold.
* NPCC will arrange for the purchaser to pick up the artwork.
* Cheques for artwork sales will be issued and mailed to the artist within 30 days after the show closes, less 15% commission to NPCC.
* HST is applicable on all sales. HST will be remitted to artists on submission of their HST registration number, otherwise HST will be reported and remitted by NPCC.

  

First Place: $1,000

Second Place: $750

Third Place: $500

One People’s Choice Award: $200

Two Honourable Mentions: $100 each

Impact 2025 Annual Juried Exhibition - Call For Artists

In 1957, Allan Kaprow first used the term Happening to describe a form of art, one that moves beyond traditional painting and sculpture into immersive, interactive events. Happenings blurred the boundaries between performance, music, dance, and daily life, transforming existence through artistic and social action.

  
It is in this spirit that Heure Fatale was created, a monthly salon where attendees won’t just watch but take part. Step inside installations, engage with live performances, and become part of the art as it unfolds. 

  
_Nothing is fixed and everything is possible._

_What happens next is up to you._
  
  
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**Heure Fatale** invites artists, performers, and musicians to submit work for _Turning Points_, our first multidisciplinary salon exploring pivotal moments.

We are seeking works that respond to the transitions between infancy, adolescence, and adulthood, or moments of transformation that redefine identity, perception, and experience. Whether subtle shifts or radical ruptures, _Turning Points_ is an exploration of the transitions we experience as well as what is left behind.

_Turning Points._

_Life unfolds in a series of transformations, shaped by moments that mark the passage from one stage of existence to the next. Turning Points explores these pivotal shifts, those liminal spaces where identity is reconfigured, and the self is redefined._

_From infancy to adolescence, and finally into the complexity of adulthood, each transition is both a rupture and a reconstitution. These moments may be subtle or seismic, personal or collective: the first word uttered, the realization of difference, the breaking of childhood illusions, the forging of independence, or the quiet decision that alters the course of a life._

_This theme invites an exploration of the forces both internal and external that push us forward. How do memories and encounters shape the way we cross these thresholds? What lingers in the in-between spaces of change? And how do we reconcile the past selves we leave behind with the unknown that lies ahead?_

_Whether through personal narratives, abstract expressions, or collective rituals, Turning Points seeks to illuminate the shifts that define us, embracing both the uncertainty and the possibility inherent in transformation._

All chosen artists will be exhibiting/performing during one night! 

Heure Fatale - monthly Art Salon in Paris 

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