Please press on link below to get most current submission info

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http://art4submission.blogspot.com

Braz Cauz Deadline August 17th, 2009 – 5pm

BRAZ CAUZ Florida Hospital Fish memorial Announces Calls for entries – Deadline August 17th, 2009 – 5pm

BRAZ CAUZ Florida Hospital Fish memorial Announces
Calls for entries – Deadline August 17th, 2009 – 5pm

Breast cancer survivors Shawn-Marie Batchelder and Susan Bauerle are co- creators. Braz Cauz invites all artists to transform bras, (size 36C new, underwire/lined bras).
The artwork will be auctioned off for the benefit of women in the fight against breast cancer. Proceeds will help qualifying underserved women to acquire access to annual mammograms.

Deadline Monday, August 17th, 2009 at 5pm
Mail bra artwork to:
Florida Hospital Fish memorial Foundation
1055 Saxon Boulevard
Orange City, Florida 32763
or
Hand deliver to: FLorida Hosp. Fish Memorial Foundation
Summit Building Suite 304
Monday – Thursday between 1:30- 4:30pm

Artwork will be selected by jury of panelists – A selection will be displayed at Seminole Towne Center Mall in Sanford in September.
The silent auction will take place at Pink Ribbon Tea, October 1, 2009 from 11:30am-3:00pm
The Artwork will be on display and auctioned October 9-20th, 2009
opening reception Sunday October 11th, 2009 from 2-4pm at Gateway Center For The ARts in Debary. to RSVP call 386-668-5553 ny 5pm, Friday October 9th, 2009
for more info please contact or call numbers below
RSVP at www.fhfishmemorial.org
phone 386-917-5423

TheDailyCity.com’s Mobile Art Show August 5, 2009

TheDailyCity.com’s Mobile Art Show
Contact: Mark Baratelli | mark@mobileartshow.net

Exact Name of Event: TheDailyCity.com’s Mobile Art Show
What is it? An art gallery inside a UHaul moving around Orlando all day
Date: August 5, 2009
Time: 10am-7pm
Location: Orlando parking lots
Website: http://www.mobileartshow.net (Take all the photos you want for websites, blogs, etc)
High rez images: Please send request

Twitter account: http://www.twitter.com/mobileartshow
Contact email for the public: mark@mobileartshow.net
Producer: TheDailyCity.com and Mark Baratelli
Why? To bring spontaneous art shows to unexpected places, to have fun and to raise money for the Orlando Improv Festival
Benefit to the city and its citizens: Multiple fun events across the city in one day based around creativity
Is this a one-time event? No. This will appear again.
Which parking lots? That information is not being revealed ahead of the August 5th show date. Follow twitter.com/mobileartshow on August 5th for exact locations.
What does the art like? Some of it can be viewed at mobileartshow.net. It could be classified as “outsider art.” Screenprints and paint on photo paper, paint on canvas and cardboard. Ready for framing. Dinosaurs are involved. If you like the odd and unexpected, this is the art for you.

What does the art cost? Around $25 each. Cash only.
Who made the art? Visual artists whose work caught the eye of TheDailyCity.com’s Mobile Art Show curator Mark Baratelli. At this iteration of the show, they are local to Orlando. They include Television Cheeseburger, Banjo Bob, Morgan Steele and David Buckley.

Art Rental Available Sanford/ Harris House Submission- sept. 1st deadline

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Rental of 3 rooms in Victorian House in Sanford-

There is some studio space available in downtown Sanford. It is the 2nd floor of a Victorian House on SR46 for $500 a month. there are 3 separate rooms that can be shared. For more info call Liz at 407-314-4809

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Harris House Gallery Announces Annual Call for Artists for 2010 juried review for gallery exhibition

Harris House Gallery Announces Annual Call for Artists

Deadline: September 1
Atlantic Center’s Harris House Gallery invites Florida Artists to submit to the annual juried review for the 2010 gallery exhibition schedule. Open to all Florida artists working in any media. Individual and group proposals accepted. Submissions will be reviewed before a panel of artists and arts professionals. Selected artists will be offered a solo or group exhibition in 2010. Visit www.atlanticcenterforthearts.org for additional information and submission criteria.

Submission links for Central Florida artists

have swapped blog addresses so please take note to add wordpress.com to the end of Florida4art

to look like this     http://florida4art.wordpress.com   (old address http://florida4art.blogspot.com)
For more colorful art page for submissions check out
http://art4submission.blogspot.com

If anyone who knows of local “Calls to Artists” let me know so I can post it. – Any suggestions would be appreciated. I am yet not hip to tweeting on twitter, nor do I want to have live discussions, as I have like 6 other blogs to work on, but if you can keep me updated to any upcoming submissions, I will pass them on!
Central Florida artists, keep me informed!   

Latest submissions listed below:

Call for Artists

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Coral Springs Festival of Arts

Is looking for the 2009 Signature Artist

The Coral Springs Festival of the Arts is now accepting submissions for the 2010 Festival. The Coral Springs 6th annual Festival of the Arts will be held March 20 and 21 at The Walk on University Drive. The event includes an arts and crafts show with over 200 participants. It is produced by Howard Alan Events, musical entertainment with performing arts and literary workshops visited by more than 48,000 art lovers and guests. The chosen art work will represent the event and be reproduced for promotional purposes on festival posters, t-shirts, and advertising media.
The winning artist will also receive a $500 stipend, a free Festival of the Arts booth, and a virtual gallery on the Festival’s website, www.csfoa.com. The artist is promoted throughout the year and receives full recognition for their work in all advertising materials.
One of our artists had this to say, “The Coral Springs Art Festival was exciting and beneficial for me on many levels. It generated a great deal
of publicity, which in turn created a “buzz” about my work throughout the city.”
–Al Razza, 2007 Signature Artist.
Submissions should represent South Florida style while special consideration will be given to any work depicting Coral Springs. The deadline to submit work is September 30, 2009. Any artist interested in participating should call 954-255-8325 or e-mail csagpresident@bellsouth.net

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The Osceola Center for the Arts presents the 2009 Juried Drawing Show August 3-26, 2009 Information What: 2009 Juried Drawing Show Where: Osceola Center for the Arts When: August 3-26, 2009/Reception Tuesday, August 4, 2009 from 6-8p.m. Accepted Mediums: 1. Graphite and Color Pencil 2. Pen and Ink (All colors accepted) 3. Pastel, Oil Pastel and Charcoal Entry Deadline: Application must arrive no later than Friday, July 24th at 5p.m. Mail entry to: The Osceola Center for the Arts, 2411 E. Irlo Bronson Hwy, Kissimmee, Fl. 34744. Include a Self addressed stamped envelope for photo or CD return. Cost: $20 non-refundable fee for up to 3 works submitted per artist. Please enclose a check payable to The Osceola Center for the Arts. Awards: 1st Place, 2nd Place, 3rd Place and Honorable Mention at the Judges Discretion. Prize money will be determined based on number of submissions and/or sponsors. Reception and Awards: Tuesday, August 4, 2009 from 6pm to 8pm. Free admission/open to the public. Entry Procedure 1. Each artist may submit slides, photographs or a CD for work submitted. Please label submissions with following information: Name, Title, Medium, size and top (if need be). 2. Supply an artist bio or statement with entry form. Rules 1. Art work must be original and not previously shown at the Center. 2. Art work must be framed and/or ready for hanging. (i.e. properly wired, no saw tooth hangers, or triangle loops with out wire on frames please) 3. Artwork not to exceed 48 X 48 inches. 4. Accepted works must be delivered to The Center on Friday, July 31 between 9a-5p. Pick up will be on Wednesday, August 26, 2009. ______________________________________________________________________________ Entry Form Name _______________________________________ Address___________________ City ______________________________________________ St. ____ Zip ___________ Phone _______________________ Email _____________________________________ Contact Preference: Phone □ Email □ 1. Title of Work __________________________________ Medium ________________ Dimensions _______________________ Selling Price ________________ NFS □ 2. Title of Work __________________________________ Medium ________________ Dimensions _______________________ Selling Price ________________ NFS □ 3. Title of Work __________________________________ Medium ________________ Dimensions _______________________ Selling Price ________________ NFS □ Acceptance/rejection notices will be emailed or phoned in by Monday, July 27th. Sale of art is encouraged! The Center’s commission is 20% on all sales. NFS = Not for Sale. For questions or more information contact Jules Davidson at jules@julianadavidson.com or jdavidson@ocfta.com Osceola Center for the Arts 􀁹 2411 E. Hwy 192 􀁹 Kissimmee, FL 34744 􀁹 http://www.ocfta.com 􀁹 407-846-6257 x4 Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and 9 a.m. to Noon on Saturdays

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Orange County and the Orlando Magic

Five Recreation Centers and One Gymnasium

Orlando, FL

Public Art Opportunity $285,000 available for public art projects
Exterior or Interior Art for new facilities.

Project Description : The Orange County Public Art Review Board seeks one or more artist(s) or artist team(s) to develop artwork for one or more new public structure(s) that will embrace the community with high energy, healthy feelings of fun and interactivity.

Background

Orange County, Florida is a rapidly growing metropolitan area of over one million residents containing the City of Orlando and a dozen other municipalities.  The recent National Endowment for the Arts analysis of census data indicate that there are more “entertainers and performers” per capita than in any other major U.S. metropolitan area.

The community is embarking on an ambitious plan to build three community venues worth over $1 billion. (http://www.cityoforlando.net/elected/venues/)  The Orlando Magic, the city’s NBA team, has contributed significantly to the venues.  In addition, as part of the agreement, they are providing funding for five Recreation Centers in various communities throughout the County.  Orange County, and most of the communities that will get a gymnasium or recreation center, is a dynamic, diverse and blended community with influences from the African-American, Hispanic, Asian and Caribbean communities as well as Euro-American culture.  Most of these communities are new and do not have a long tradition of their own.

With over 50 million visitors to the community each year, the area is becoming a cultural capital in ways that go far beyond the theme parks that have brought tens of thousands of skilled artists and creative thinkers to consider Central Florida their home.  These projects provide the opportunity to offer art as part of the recreational experiences in these neighborhoods.

Site:

There are six projects.  Five of them will be Recreation Centers – self-contained, new buildings that include a gymnasium as well as other recreation opportunities.  They each have $50, 000 public art budgets.

A sixth project will add a gymnasium to an existing recreational facility in an established community.  It has a $35,000 public art budget.

The projects are spread across the Orange County  (Site plans available at www.ocfl.net/arts).  The Artist Selection Panel may select a different artist or artist teams for each project, or they may select an artist or artist team for two or more or all of the projects from those entering artists that express an interest in addressing multiple facilities.

Building : The five free-standing Recreation Center buildings are all constructed from the same template.  The Gymnasium is similar, but has some differences.  All will have high exterior walls and exterior gathering places.  The Recreation Centers will each have a lobby with a high ceiling. There is one main entrance corridor.  Numerous possible locations are available for placing or integrating art including:

Interior Walls/Exterior Walls: Exterior Courtyard space (Gynasium only) -Exterior courtyard “paving” (Gymnasium only) Exterior entrance approach suitable for interactive artwork

Interior floors/Windows:  Hanging items above lobby space (Recreation Centers)

These are the primary spaces with possibilities for art installation or integration.  Tilt wall construction is being utilized so embossing or “setting” items in the walls is possible. Final drawings and specifications are still in process.  Construction is scheduled to begin on the first Recreation Center in 2009.  Buildings are planned to open starting in 2010.  (floor plan and elevations available at www.ocfl.net/arts)

Budget:

$48,950 has been approved for artwork for each free-standing building and $34,300 for the gymnasium addition.  Budgets can increase if the art replicates and incorporates a building material already budgeted (eg. floor tile).  One or more projects by one or more artists will be commissioned for each project or for up to six of the projects.  The selected artist(s) or team(s) will be awarded a comprehensive contract (or contracts) for work on one or more of the facilities.  The contract will cover artwork design, fabrication, materials, installation, insurance, travel, public presentations, meetings with Orange County staff as necessary, identification plaque, and all related incidental expenses.

Artwork: The Public Artist Selection Panel seeks one or more artists to create site-specific work to be displayed on or integrated into the walls, floors, windows, courtyards or exterior area (free-standing art).  The exterior plaza and the entry lobby are the primary locations to be considered for public art although other options are available as noted above.

Eligibility:    This opportunity is open to professional artists working in any media.  Student artists may apply if they can secure an experienced public artist to serve as a mentor to oversee their work.

Selection Process:  A selection panel consisting of the project manager, arts professionals, architect and program administrators for the facility and the park will review artists’ qualifications.  Several artists will be selected to provide proposals and will be paid a stipend of $350 each.  Final artist(s) selection will take place after review of the proposals.  The Arts & Cultural Affairs Director serves as the non-voting Chair of the Selection panel.

Selection Criteria:   Artists will be evaluated on artistic excellence as evidenced by submitted materials; professional experience; compatibility with the architectural design, park environment and values of the Recreation Centers and Gymnasium projects.

Submittal Requirments:   12 copies of a professional resume (teams must submit resumes for each member).

• 12 copies of a letter of interest (typed, two page maximum, no less than 12 point font) outlining interest in this project and a preliminary statement of approach.  Indicate whether you’d like to be considered for more than one of the projects.
• Up to 12 digital images of previous projects.  Submit in jpeg format, up to 200 dpi, 800X600 pixels, presented on a PC compatible CD-Rom.  Name files with artist name and number per image list (e.g.: smith_1.jpg, smith_2.jpg).  Please ensure that all files are electronically scanned by current virus scanning software.  Files with detected viruses will not be considered.  Do not send videos, DVDs, print-outs, photographs or original art.
• 12 copies of an annotated list of images indicating title, dimensions (H x W X D), materials, date of work, location of each work, and brief description of the artwork if necessary.
• Experience with similar public art project budget size not required but helpful.

The Public Artist Selection Panel and Orange County reserves the right to reject any or all applications, proposals, applicants, or projects, and to modify or terminate the application process or the selection process for any reason and without prior notice.

Submittal Delivery:  Submittals may be mailed or hand delivered but must arrive by the deadline.  Postmarks are not acceptable.

Send  materials to:      Orange County Public Art Program

Arts & Cultural Affairs
P.O. Box 1393
Orlando, FL  32802

OR  –  Deliver materials to:    Orange County Public Art Program

Arts & Cultural Affairs
450 E South Street, Suite 345
Orlando, FL  32801

Timeline

Release of Call to Artists:  August, 2008

Submittals Due:  Monday, October 6, 2008, 5 pm.

Panel Review:  October

Selected Finalists Notified:  November 1, 2008

Final Proposals Due:  Monday, January 12, 2009, 5 pm.

Artwork installation:  Spring/summer 2009 if integral or 2010 for post-construction installation.

For further information contact Arts & Cultural Affairs Director Terry Olson, Terry.Olson@ocfl.net, 407-836-5540.

Attention 1st Thursdays Artists

Submission Deadline for 08 06 2009 1st Thursdays

The submission deadline for the Orlando Museum of Art’s 08 06 2009 1st Thursdays event “Found” is Sunday 07 05 2009 at 4pm.  Call For Artists forms are available at www.omart.org by going to the Program menu, click Read More in the 1st Thursdays section, then click on click here to submit work.  Forms are also available at the OMA’s Visitor Information Desk or by calling 407 896 4231 x260.

“Found “

It’s art created from found objects, whether it is all one subject or an assemblage of multiple found objects.  Sell your heart to the Junkman!  Mixed media, collage, assemblage and sculptures are encouraged.We look forward to your submission.

Orlando Museum of Art 2416 North Mills Ave Orlando, FL 32803 Phone 407 896 4231 www.omart.org Accredited by the American Association of Museums, the Orlando Museum of Art is supported by earned income, the Council of 101, donations from individuals, corporations and foundations, and sponsored in part by United Arts of Central Florida with funds from the United Arts campaign, State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts. ————————————————————————————————————————————————–

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Reserve a table at Lake Mary Artists Market

The Artists Market will begin Saturday, JULY 11!!! 8:30am-1:30pm. They asked we start then because the Farmers Market is going to be closed July 4th(bc of holiday), so we definitely want to start after july 4th, so that we want have a weekend off right after we start!  It will still be the same as before. If for any reason you told me you would be there June 27 and won’t make it july 11 let me know.

I will have a table set up july 11 in front of Morris’s Market. The address to Morris’s Market is

122 N. Fourth St.

Lake Mary 32746

Meet me at the table to check in, get your spot, and to pay(cash please)!

Once we open on July 11, it will be every Saturday just like the farmers market!

Thank you,
Kristin Shaw
www.shopkrisonline.com
kristinlee@shopkrisonline.com
(407)619-4246

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WCA Florida Chapter August Exhibit

WCA FL will have an exhibit at Casselberry City Hall.
This show is open to all.
No entry fee for WCA FL members. $25.00 fee for non-members.

CHIAROSCURO: Darks and Lights
(Britannica Concise Dictionary – chiaroscuro (Italian; “light and dark”) contrasting effects of light and shade in a work of art.)

August 2009

Applications postmarked by July 10, 2009

For an application please contact Judith M. Elliott
407 774 5035

or e-mail with “WCA” in subject line.

Elljudscot@aol.com

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HURRY — Prestigious Call to artists before July 2, 2009 – Summer Solo Show

The Summer Solo Show is a nationwide open call for dynamic, inventive and provocative work of all mediums – sculpture, photography, painting, printmaking, illustration, installation, graphic design, video, and more!

http://www.3rdward.com/summersoloshow09

The selected artist will receive:
* $1,000 cash grant
* A solo exhibition in 3rd Ward’s gallery, complete with a massive opening reception
* A 2-page spread in 3rd Ward’s quarterly publication
* 1-month residency at 3rd Ward with FULL facility access
* NYC wide exposure – post cards, flyers, press!
For this call we are joined by judges: Katherine Brinson, Curator at the Guggenheim, Amy Kisch of Sotheby’s and Jeremy Ortega, Art Director at Juxtapoz Art & Culture Magazine.

Submit your best work now!
http://www.3rdward.com/summersoloshow09
All submissions must be received by Thursday, July 2, 2009, 11:59 pm.

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Gateway Center for the Arts Submit by Sept 1, 2009 for exhibition

The Gateway Center for the Arts announces a Call To Artists for its 2010/2011 Gallery exhibition schedule. Submissions must be received by September 1, 2009 for our review over the following two months. All media will be considered. For Submission Guidelines please go to the Galleries section on www.gatewaycenterforthearts.org or telephone (386) 668-5553 or drop by the Center at 880 North Highway 17-92 in DeBary inside Gateway Park just South of the intersection with Saxon Boulevard.

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Bacchanalia Submission dates June 25,  June 26 from 4 pm-7 pm & June 27 from 12/noon until 5pm Please join us in a celebration of celebrating!
Florida QUACK is sponsoring a juried art show featuring works that highlight or call to mind: indulgence , revelry, the god Bacchus, nudity, debauchery, wine, orgies, and wild behavior. This is the chance to display your most daring and risque artistic endeavors.
“Bacchanalia”  FLORIDA QUACK – Summer JURIED EXHIBIT 2009 Open Call to Artists

There is paperwork to be filled out, call for information Center hours. Please call ahead at 407-228-8272

Rules:

Submission Fees: $15 for 1 work, $25 for 2, $40 for 3 and $50 for 4 and is non-refundable
(QUACK members receive a $5.00 discount on submission fee)
Checks should be made payable to Florida Quack.
Exhibit Schedule & Requirements:
Submission Dates: Thursday, June 25, Friday, June 26 from 4 pm-7 pm and Saturday June 27 from 12/noon until 5 pm. Work will ONLY be accepted during those times by an authorized member of Quack. Work WILL NOT be accepted outside of the scheduled drop-off, or by any volunteer of The Center.
Exhibit Dates: July11 – July 31, 2009 during regular Center hours
Opening Reception: July 11, 2009 from 7 until 9 pm
Pick up Date: July 31 and August 1, 2009, during regular Center hours
Work may be 2D or 3D, measure 50�X 50� or less, weigh 10 pounds or less, and be ready-to-hang (with wire and eyelets pre-installed), or provided with their own display pedestal. Works may be in any medium, but must be original by the Artist.
Cash Prizes: 1st place $100, 2nd place $50, and 3rd place $25. Ribbons will also be awarded.
Artist: will be notified of accepted works by phone or email. Applicants with works not accepted for the exhibit will need to pick up their art on July 31-August 2 during regular Center hours. Please call ahead at 407-228-8272 for information.
Judges will consist of professionals knowledgeable of the local art community, and not affiliated with Quack. All decisions by the Judges are FINAL. Submission of work to Florida Quack is not a guarantee of acceptance into the exhibit. Artists not accepted will be notified; otherwise, assume pieces are accepted.
WHEREAS, the Artist wishes to have certain artworks represented by the Florida Quack, Inc., and WHEREAS, Florida Quack, Inc. wishes to represent the Artist under the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
1. The Artist hereby warrants that he/she created and possesses unencumbered title to the Artwork(s), and that their descriptions are true and accurate.
2. Duration of Consignment. The Artist and Florida Queer Arts Collective agree that the term of consignment for the Artwork(s) is to be approximately one month and that the Artist does not intend to request the return of the Artwork(s) before the end of this term as stated in the Schedule herein. NOTE: Artwork must be delivered and picked up by Artist within the timeframe specified by Florida Quack, Inc. All unclaimed artwork shall become property of Florida Quack, Inc. 30 days after the takedown date.
3. Transportation responsibilities. Packing and shipping charges, insurance costs, other handling expenses, and risk of loss or damage incurred in the delivery of Artwork(s) from the Artist to the GLBCC, The Center, for the duration of the exhibit, and in the return to the Artist, shall be the responsibility of the Artist.
4. All sales transactions shall be between the Artist and the Buyer and all artwork must remain on display for the entirety of the exhibit. Sales are encouraged and the artist shall retain 80% of all sales (less credit card fees, if any) while exhibiting in the Florida Queer Arts Collective Summer Juried Exhibit 2009. A 10% commission shall be due immediately to Florida Quack, Inc. and 20% to the GLBCC, The Center, for a total of 30% commission on Artist’s exhibit sales.
5. Opening Events. At its own expense, Florida Quack, Inc. will organize and host the Opening Reception. Florida Quack, Inc. and GLBCC, The Center, will advertise and promote this event in venues and publications as deemed appropriate by either. Artist may provide and mail invitations to exhibit events. Artist is strongly encouraged to attend and promote exhibit events.
6. Artist grants non-exclusive, irrevocable, royalty-free rights to Florida Quack, Inc. to present the above referenced material and associated visuals, including slide, video, and film. With respect to all materials, whether in tangible form or otherwise, Artist grants Florida Quack, Inc. a non-exclusive, irrevocable, royalty-free license to use, modify, and/or make derivative works from the materials in connection with the promotion of all current and future events.
7. It shall be the Artist’s responsibility to ship and insure all sold artwork to the buyer.
8. While Florida Quack, Inc. and GLBCC, The Center, agree to make every reasonable effort to protect and care for all submitted artwork, Florida Queer Arts Collective and the GLBCC -The Center accept no responsibility for lost, stolen, or damaged artwork(s) and property. Florida Quack, Inc. and the GLBCC, The Center, carry no insurance for Artist’s artwork(s). Insurance for artwork is solely the responsibility of the Artist. Artist agrees to submit and exhibit all artwork at his/her own risk.
9. Copyright: It is the Artist’s responsibility to insure and protect the copyright of his/her artwork.
10. Modifications. All modifications to this Agreement must be in writing and signed by both parties. This Agreement constitutes the understanding in its entirety between the parties hereto.
11. Governing Law. The laws of the State of Florida IN WITNESS shall govern this Agreement WHEREOF: the parties hereto have signed this Agreement as of the date set forth above.

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Embracing Our Differences – submision deadline sat. January 9, 2010

Embracing our differences will be returning to Sarasota’s bayfront in April 2010. Since 2004, the exhibit has been viewed by more than 700,000 people. At the same time, over 50,000 teachers and students have viewed the exhibit for a firsthand observation and discussion concerning the importance of diversity in our lives. The mission of Embracing Our Differences is to use art as a catalyst for creating awareness and promoting the value of diversity, the benefits of inclusion and the significance of the active rejection of hatred and prejudice.
The exhibit contains 39 bill-board sized (16 feet by 12 1/2 feet high) artworks. Each art piece contains an inspirational quote from a member of our community expressing their thoughts and ideas about “embracing our differences.”
Artists, authors, photographers, professionals, amateurs, teachers, students – all ages – everyone can participate. You may submit more than one entry. National and international art and film submissions are encouraged. We invite you to participate in creating a society that is more inclusive for all by submitting your art work, quotation or short film reflecting the theme of “embracing our differences”.
$3,000 in cash awards will be given. Please see our submissions forms for details as well as deadlines.
Download a Call to Artists 2010: http://embracingourdifferences.org/pdfs … rtists.pdf
Download a Call for Quotes 2010: http://embracingourdifferences.org/pdfs … quotes.pdf
Submit a quote online: http://www.embracingourdifferences.org/ … tions.html
View 2009 winning entries: http://embracingourdifferences.orgart.html
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Artists space for rent Comma Gallery – $250 per month including utilities

813 Virginia Ave. Orlando, Fl.
phone (407) 376-1400                            This is a very prestigious gallery! http://www.commagallery.com/

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Lake Mary’s Farmers Market — rsvp for saturday, june 27th

Hey everyone! You all now have the opportunity to become apart of the Lake Mary’s Farmers Market!!!! We are going to have an Artists Market next to the Farmers Market on Fourth Street at 122 N. Fourth St.  The first date that all the artists will be added to the Farmers Market will be Saturday, June 27th. The Market is from 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM and takes place every Saturday. You MUST be set up by 8:00AM  or you will not be allowed to participate. You can set up from 7AM – 8AM.
The prices for this event are:
$25 – 10 foot table with room for a tent
$15 – 4 foot table with no tent
Only artists and jewelry makers will be allowed at the Market. All vendors must bring their own tables, linens, and tents. Spaces are limited, it will be first come first serve.
Let me know if you would like to join, send me an rsvp for saturday, june 27th; and let me know if you would like to have a ten foot spot($25) or four foot spot($15). I look forward to hearing from everyone that would like to participate! The Farmers Market takes place every Saturday from 8:30am-1:30pm next to the City Hall if you want to go check it out!
Thank you,
Kristin Shaw
www.shopkrisonline.com
kristinlee@shopkrisonline.com
(407)619-4246

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Open call for Florida artists Fifth Avenue Art Gallery

The Fifth Avenue Art Gallery pleased to announce our Fourth Annual 100% Pure Florida juried exhibition. Again, we will be seeking out the varied and extraordinary talents of local, regional, and state-wide artists.

Subject matter and style are unlimited.

ELIGIBILITY: This call for artists is open to all professional artists living & working in Florida 18 years of age and up.

SPECIFICATIONS FOR ENTRIES: Works must be ready to display (i.e., framed/finished edges) Artwork must be available for purchase.  Only original artwork is eligible for entry (no reproductions)
The gallery reserves the right to exclude any work not accurately represented by the application images and entry form. Works must be no larger when framed/finished than 42” on the horizontally or 60″ vertically when framed/finished. Work entered for consideration must have been completed in the last three years and can not be a result of a workshop. Work that has been exhibited in the Fifth Avenue Art Gallery within the last 3 years will not be eligible for this exhibition.

ENTRY PROCEDURE AND FEES: 3 dimensional work should include three detail images of each single entry showing the front, back, and side views, all other entries are allowed one single image per entry.

ENTRY FEE: A non-refundable entry fee of $30.00 is for up to three individual pieces of artwork. Entry Format: Entries will be accepted digitally in a simple 3 step process. For those of you who require assistance in transferring slides or original artwork to digital files, we have gathered several resources to help you prepare: The Tip Sheet — These images should be submitted as jpg files only no larger than 20MB each and should be no smaller than 600 pixels on the shortest side. We do not require any special formatting or image treatment; we only ask that your images be high quality, large enough to see detail of your work, crisp, in focus, and of the artwork only (no frames, or ambient elements such as couches or pets, etc.). Jury Process: The show jury/judging process will be completed by a panel of five current gallery members. This is a juried show. Submission is no guarantee of acceptance. The Viewer’s Choice award will be determined by votes provided by visitors to the gallery during the exhibition (not including gallery members). Notification: Notification of works accepted will be announced by email by August 15th. Please be sure to check your email by that date and make sure that 100percentpureflorida@gmail.com is in your safe contacts list if you have a spam filter set up. If you do not have an email address already, please get in touch with a friend or family member for assistance, or sign up for a free account. See the Tip Sheet for a selection of free email providers. Sales: All work must be available for purchase, The Gallery takes 40% commission on all sold works.

AWARDS:

1. First place receives a solo exhibition for calendar year 2010
2. Second place receives an award of $250
3. Third place receives an award of $150
4. Viewer’s Choice receives an award of $100

SHIPPING:
All shipping expenses to and from the gallery are the responsibility of the artist.

The Fifth Avenue Art Gallery reserves the right to photograph accepted work for publicity purposes. Entry into the show constitutes an agreement with all conditions of this show.

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