Classified | CultureSpotMC.com

Share

Posted: Jun 07, 2021

Richmond’s Public Art Commission is commissioning a permanent public art installation at the Hillside Court Community playground that is currently under construction. The playground (located at 1500 Harwood St, Richmond, VA) is the heart of the Hillside Court Apartments and serves as a central community gathering spot for the neighborhood. Artists throughout Central Virginia (City of Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield, Hanover, New Kent and Charles City) are invited to submit a preliminary proposal for consideration. Two to three finalists will receive $500 each to develop a more comprehensive proposal for final consideration. Project Budget $50,000 (inclusive of all artist fees, materials, insurance, fabrication, installation, travel and all other project-related expenses) Visit https://bit.ly/3ioZ2x2 for more information.

Gallery Request for Proposals 2022

Call for Artists

Posted: May 28, 2021

The Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture requests proposals from individuals or groups of artists to present exhibitions in the Popcorn Gallery, Stone Tower Gallery, and Park View Gallery at Glen Echo Park for the calendar year 2022. All Partnership galleries serve the artists and the public in connecting patrons to high-quality artwork, and they generate revenue for both the artists and the Partnership. Proposals for 2022 must be submitted by June 28, 2021. Visit https://glenechopark.org/galleryrfp2022 for more information.

Call to Artists: Artist’s Choice Regional Juried Show with the Foundry Gallery

Call for Artists

Posted: May 26, 2021

Exhibition Date: August 6 – 29, 2021 This month-long group show at the Foundry’s industrial-style space in Washington, DC is open to painting, drawing, mixed media and photography by artists age 18 and up in the greater Washington area (you have to be close enough to deliver your work). One of Washington’s premier contemporary galleries, the Foundry promotes the work of emerging and accomplished regional artists. Work is limited to 36” wide. If accepted it should be professionally presented, with a wire on the back, and works on paper should be framed. There is no theme All art will be for sale, and the gallery retains a 40% commission. Work may not be removed before the end of the show. Click to learn more and to apply.

Art Optimism: The 2021 Athenaeum Open

Call for Artists

Posted: May 26, 2021

The Athenaeum Gallery invites DC, Virginia, and Maryland artists to explore concepts related to climate change. We are looking for a wide variety of topics and perspectives, but all work accepted into the exhibition will have a common leitmotif: optimism for improving our footprint on the planet. Works will inspire rather than threaten, celebrate rather than scare, and explore new materials and techniques that help present a positive message about climate change and productive ways we can meet the associated challenges. $3,750 will be given in prizes, through four awards: Best in Show, Honorable Mention, Art Optimism, and Popular Choice. Visit https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=8960 for more info and to apply.

MPAartfest2021

Call for Artists

Posted: May 26, 2021

MPA is currently seeking submissions for their 15th annual MPAartfest, a one-day juried fine arts and craft show held in McLean Central Park on October 3, 2021. Accepted artists receive one tent in the park on October 3rd, as well as a virtual online profile on the MPAartfest website. For complete eligibility and submission requirements, please visit: https://tinyurl.com/mpaartfest2021.

Request for Proposals: Mural at Takoma Langley Crossroads Center

Posted: May 26, 2021

The Takoma Langley Crossroads Development Authority (CDA) is a business association that manages the Takoma Langley Crossroads Commercial District in the City of Takoma Park, Maryland. Our mission includes the maintenance and beautification of the commercial district. One way we address this objective is through the commissioning of public art projects. The CDA has previously commissioned 4 public murals, located on the walls of commercial properties in visible areas benefiting from activation. We seek to commission an additional mural in the Crossroads at the Langley Park Post Office on Holton Lane. The mural will be located on a brick wall adjacent to the parking lot. The USPS building is in a prominent, havily trafficked area, especially via foot traffic, at the heart of Maryland’s International Corridor. It contains a diverse and vibrant mix of immigrant businesses and customers and serves as a regional destination for international specialty goods and products. Visit http://takomalangley.org/muralrfp/ to learn more and submit.

Call for Performing Artists and Ensembles for Wheaton Family Theatre Series for Fall 2021

Call for Artists ; Call for Musicians

Posted: Apr 21, 2021

InterAct Story Theatre is looking for artists and ensembles interested in performing as part of the Wheaton Family Theatre Series, a free performing arts series for kids and families produced by InterAct. The series has included theatre, storytelling, clowning, West African drumming and dance, global percussion, opera, capoeira, and more, and seeks to reflect the diverse community of Wheaton back to its audiences. Performances take place on weekends in the fall, and last no more than 45 minutes. All programs will take place virtually and must be family-friendly. Interested performers and ensembles should submit program information including program description, photo and/or sample video (if available), and performance fee rates to info@interactstory.com with the subject header Wheaton Submission. About InterAct Story Theatre: InterAct Story Theatre is a theatre for young audiences and multidisciplinary arts-in-education organization based in Wheaton, Maryland, an urban district just outside of Washington, DC. We create meaningful, accessible, interactive theatre and arts learning experiences for kids and the people who love them--especially to those who experience economic, social, or geographic barriers to equitable arts access. Our Core Values: Humans treating Humans like Humans Our work at InterAct Story Theatre—on stage, in the community, in the classroom, and behind the scenes, are driven by these core values: · Arts are for everyone, and everyone learns through the arts · People above things · Be open, be transparent, be inclusive · Compassion and respect above all

VisArts: Call for 2022 Solo Exhibitions

Call for Artists

Posted: Apr 15, 2021

VisArts invites artists working in all media to apply for 2022 Solo Exhibitions in the Gibbs Street Gallery, Common Ground Gallery, and Concourse Gallery. Exhibitions from each of the galleries invite works from all different mediums and experimental approaches that allow viewer interaction. Exhibitions also explore the breadth of contemporary art featuring emerging to mid-career artists. Visit for more information: https://www.eastcityart.com/calls-for-entry/visarts-call-for-2022-solo-exhibitions/

Public Art Building Communities

Call for Artists : Public Art ; Grant Opportunities

Posted: Mar 29, 2021

The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (CAH) is soliciting applications from qualified individual artists or organizations for its Fiscal Year 2022 Public Art Building Communities Grant Program (PABC). Multiple awards may be made under this RFA. Award amounts vary. RFA Release: Friday, March 19, 2021 Submission Deadline: Friday, July 16, 2021, 11:59pm Individuals may request up to $75,000 Organizations may request up to $125,000 Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) may request up to $150,000 The PABC grant program supports individual artists and organizations in their effort to design, fabricate and install new temporary or permanent works of public art that connect artists (and their artwork) with communities. Prospective applicants should read through the Request for Applications (RFA) below in its entirety before submitting an application. Visit https://dcarts.dc.gov/page/public-art-building-communities for more information, eligibility requirements, and to apply!

TOUCH | The 30th Annual Strathmore Juried Exhibition

Call for Artists

Posted: Nov 11, 2020

In celebration and in sympathy, “touch” is an expression of care and comfort. Strathmore welcomes artists to submit original artwork for Touch: The 30th Annual Strathmore Juried Exhibition. Artists may interpret touch as physical or emotional sensations. Touch may be a part of bonding—desire, comfort, or protection—or instrumental in communication—reaching, clasping, or propelling. Touch may include tactile textures we encounter with our fingertips, or senses we feel by degree, as with temperature and pressure. Touch is also an emotional sensation in moments that evoke a profound response, sometimes producing tears, goosebumps, or laughter. Artwork may be of any style and medium and may invite the viewer to actually touch the artwork. Artists from within the DMV region and beyond are encouraged to apply. For more information visit: https://www.strathmore.org/visual-arts/call-for-entries

Create Arts Center - Teaching Artists Needed

Call for Artists ; Jobs

Posted: Nov 11, 2020

Become a CREATE Teaching Artist CREATE Arts Center invites dynamic, experienced, and creative Teaching Artists to apply to lead Camps, Classes, and workshops as part of our Art Education and After School Enrichment Programs. Our educational programs are designed to foster creativity and enjoyment in the arts while promoting personal growth, and development of essential communication and critical thinking skills. We support underserved populations by offering afterschool enrichment programs for at-risk students who are struggling in school due to a variety of challenges. More Information COMPENSATION Teachers are hired as contract employees. CREATE’s pay scale for its teachers is based on experience and expertise. Our teachers, on average, earn around $25/hour. Teachers working off-site are paid an additional half hour per session for travel time and CREATE covers the cost of supplies.

Find Classified