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Year: 2013

CALL for ENTRIES: The Human Side

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HORSEY-radish

My kid used to be a finicky eater too.  I made him try everything–over and over and over.  Now he eats spinach and beets and horseradish; so, just hang in there.  It’s like my kid, truly KNOWN only to me and my husband, suddenly revealed his human side, the part of him that is a person in his own right.  He is proud that he eats foods that his peers don’t.  I’m proud too.  This next Call wants to see your view of The Human Side.  Entry fees don’t get much cheaper…

Check out this Call for Entries from the Gulf Coast Art Directory for The Human Side, a photography competition that you can enter 3 images for $5 if you make the early deadline.  And don’t worry, you can enter even if you don’t live in the Gulf Coast…

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Learn more about The Human Side from Gulf Coast Art Directory!CALL for ENTRIES:
The Human Side

 

ELIGIBILITY:  Open to all artists

MEDIA:  Photography of people un-posed and in their natural state; showing emotion. Only light editing allowed.

DEADLINE:  September 8, 2013

NOTIFICATION:  September 20, 2013

ENTRY FEE:  Early bird fee before July, 1, 2013:  $5 for up to 3 images, $10 up to 6 images.  After July, 1 2013:  $5 per image.  No Limit on entries.

JUROR:  Their site administrator & 2 Gulf Coast artists will narrow the entries to 10 finalists which will be placed on their site for a 10-day viewer vote to determine winners.

AWARDS:  1st Place $500.  Highlighted on their site & next newsletter as “Best in Show”; promoted nationally through paid Facebook advertising for 7 days.  Your art will be permanently placed in their winners archives.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

Learn more from Gulf Coast Art Directory!

 

CALL for ENTRIES: Mother Earth

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HEART-BEET
of health

I am convinced that food is the future of health care.  I don’t really fit the stereotype of a patchouli-wearing, dread-locked Mother Earth worshiper.  But as I age, I find myself turning away from traditional medicine and turning toward food remedies.  All I can say is that it is working for me, and it has added a whole new air of importance to the food I already so dearly love.  This next Call wants your take on Mother Earth.  May I suggest beets?

Check out this Call for Entries from ArtAscent (online) for Mother Earth, their 2nd Int’l Art Competition. If you haven’t figured it out, hard copy art publication is being replaced by online art magazines. You can’t beat ’em, so I suggest you join them.  Make careful decisions just like you would about a gallery. Don’t forget, you can enter for only $15…

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Learn more from ArtAscent!CALL for ENTRIES:
Mother Earth

 

The theme of this call is Mother Earth. The beauty of art is that 100 artists can look at the same thing and interpret it in completely unique ways. That’s what can make it breathtaking. When you enter the competition, there is an ‘artists statement’ portion where you can provide context for your art and briefly explain how it relates to the theme. So, what does Mother Earth represent to you? Existentialism, the human struggle, environmentalism, spirituality, wellness, origins, mythology, balance, cultural unity and interconnectivity, responsibility, something else? –from artascent.com

ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists 18+

MEDIA: All media except video, sound or performance.

DEADLINE: June 30, 2013

ENTRY FEE: $15 for one image, $25 for up to 3 & $45 for up to 8

Learn more about the Mother Earth Call for Entries from ArtAscent!AWARDS: Gold Winner $100: Featured in ArtAscent Magazine Gold Winner section with an art writer review, bio,  artwork & website link. Add’l publication & exposure includes ArtAscent website & social media.

Silver Winner: Featured in ArtAscent Magazine Silver Winner section with an art writer review, bio,  artwork & website link.  Add’l publication & exposure includes ArtAscent website & social media.

Bronze Winner: Featured in ArtAscent Magazine Bronze Winner section with an art writer review, bio,  artwork & website link.  Add’l publication & exposure includes ArtAscent website & social media.

Honourable Mention Winners (17): Featured in ArtAscent Magazine Honourable Mention Winners section with artwork & website link. Add’l publication & exposure includes ArtAscent website & social media.

SALES:  No commission. Any purchase inquiries will be referred directly to the artist.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

Learn more from ArtAscent!

FEATURED ARTIST: Sima Schloss

Learn how to become a Featured Artist!on a
CHOCOLATE
high

Life is moving at a crazy pace these days, and the $5 Art Contest has almost been canned a few times.   But every time I get a fantastic entry or trip across another great artist, I remember why I do this. This month’s artist is no different.  With my frenzied pace, it is no wonder that I picked an artist’s work that mirrors the same frenetic energy making my life a wonderful roller coaster this summer.  Hang on…

This month’s artist works in a mix of media–drawing, painting & collage.  I find the work has a pulse.  You can look at a piece and both identify with the subject and have concern about the sort of mind-bending mania that created it.

Featured Artist Sima Schloss!The work seems,
above all else,
self-aware.

 

Self-awareness isn’t necessarily the highest and best that we can want from ourselves or our art; however, nothing of true value follows where self-awareness has not preceded.  Don’t just LOOK at this work, I need you to SEE it.

On behalf of ArtAndArtDeadlines.com, I am proud to announce the Featured Artist chosen from the May entries to the $5 Art Contest is Sima Schloss.  I find her work to be…so much more than a pretty face.

And its only Tuesday by Featured Artist Sima Schloss!FEATURED ARTIST:
Sima Schloss

 

Sima Schloss grew up in a suburb on the south shore of Long Island and studied art at Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island and graduated in 1993.  Sima moved to New York City soon after. Where she says,” My life really began.”  Her work is in a number of private and public collections including those of Tina Tang Studio, Miss Sixty Inc., and various other arenas. She has shown her work in different venues all around New York, Portugal and Spain. From The Yes Gallery in Greenpoint, NY, 3RD Ward in Williamsburg, NY to a group show at The Colorida Gallery in Lisbon, Portugal.

Schloss was also featured in NY Arts Magazine, Top Websites Annual Art guide to the Internet. In 2013, she will be featured in the e-book about Artists As World Changers by Renee Phillips.Her work was also at the Fountain Art Fair in Miami, Florida. Currently she works with The Metropolitan Museum of Art in their education department teaching art to ESL and GED students.  Sima is also an adjunct professor at Hostos Community College in the Bronx. She is currently working on a series of independent projects.

Interior by Featured Artist Sima Schloss!Are you self taught or formally instructed? “If ‘Taming the Beast’ is self taught, then, that came with age.  I went to art school and  was a whirling dervish at 18 w/ my attention unfocused. It’s only now that I really appreciate everything that I learned there.”

Your work is
NOISY. 

 

NO really, I had a hard time concentrating on any one piece because my eye was always skipping ahead to another.  I love it.  Is the process for you as frenzied as the work comes across?  “Yes,my process is as frenzied as it comes across.  Many times when I am creating with the subway being my favorite studio, I get so many ideas.  The sensory overload comes out in my artwork.  One person said that looking at my artwork is a workout in itself.  If we could only create muscles at the same time!”

Passing thoughts about Houdinin by Featured Artist Sima Schloss!The connecting aesthetic in your work seems to be portraiture and color.  How do they work together for you?  “I love to study facial expressions and observe the colors the person is wearing.  Both are so telling about who that person is.”

Tell me about the collage process for you.  Are you attracted to the materials first or do you start work and then search for the right material to fit a piece? “‘Process not product…if only we could remember that in our love lives, too!   I love to make a huge mess when I am creating; I love the layering process.  A friend once said that you could shoot a bullet through some of my works and it wouldn’t penetrate.

“Like consciousness itself, the medium of collage is cumulative, aggregate, constructed through the mind’s desire to see itself reflected in chronological process. It stacks, rips, defaces, and replaces. Its memories are writ scatter-shot with the voices of others and with communiques whispered from within. It is polyphonic. Collage wears every other medium across its face, like the great grandparent of art, rendering the act of thinking material, with paint, print, ink, swaths of photographs, fields of color, Letraset and adhesives.”

February brings Questions by Featured Artist Sima Schloss!What style or school of art do you think your work fits into and why? “My work is a combination of surrealism and abstract art.. I don’t make pretty pieces of artwork, I want to make people think.  I want to evoke a feeling.”

“If you want to see
a calm piece of work,
look at landscapes
and fluffy flowers.” 

 

You know we have to talk about food. What is your favorite? “God I am a seriously a chocoholic–preferably milk or white.  My mom keeps telling me to switch to dark chocolate because its healthier. Hell no!” I am fairly certain that I have ranted on this blog (more than once) in the past about white chocolate not really being chocolate, but I am going to set that aside.  I simply want to suggest that you switch to dark chocolate…because it tastes better. 🙂

For someone who talks alot you have nothing to say by Featured Artist Sima Schloss!What about snack foods? “I am addicted to white chocolate.  I keep stashes at my apartment, studio and at work.  My students even tell me that I eat too much chocolate.  This is coming from certain individuals who choose to eat Doritos® and a Coke® for breakfast.  Again, is there anything beyond white chocolate?  If we must get particular…Green & Black’s White Chocolate.” Really?  Chocolate and chocolate?  Those are your food answers?  hehehehe.  It is refreshing to meet someone that throws restraint to the wind, but I suppose your work should have been the first hint.

So, what’s coming up next for you? “Currently, I am working on a series of drawings only using shades of grey and black in pencil and pen WHILE using the same photograph of a mouth. I have been using the same sketch, enlarging, shrinking it into the collages.this new series  is a journey back to basics with mostly drawing, my first love.”  Thanks for waiting to the end of the interview to let me know you are temporarily abandoning color, ha.  It is a good thing interviews are my primary job, eh?

Sima, thank you for reminding me that my frenzy is not singular

Learn more about Sima Schloss online!

Learn more about Featured Artist Sima Schloss!

 

CALL for ENTRIES: Color-Blind

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went the corn

I usually believe in moderation in all things, but lately I’m finding myself on the extremes of all the food issues out there–from dairy to beef, wheat to sugar.  It seems as though everyone has a very black and white view on what is and is not good for you.  Did you every thing there would be a vegetable that you were NOT supposed to eat?  Me either, but corn is apparently my new nemesis.  Go figure.  I try to turn a blind eye to those beautiful ears, but it would be easier if I could be selectively color blind.  Trust me…

Check out this Call for Entries from the Darkroom Gallery (Essex Junction, VT) for Color Blind. The entry fee at Darkroom is always low ($24), and they will provide free matting & framing if you work in their standard sizes. Take a look…

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Learn more from the Darkroom Gallery!CALL for ENTRIES:
Color-Blind

 

The inability
to distinguish one or
more chromatic colors,
distinction of space
by the edges of
darkness and light.

Color plays an important role in how we perceive the world around us. So when you take that information away what do you get in return? Without color, other elements of the photograph take on a more distinct role in telling the story. Notice how lighting, contrast, and composition are much more important in monochromatic images.

Learn more about the Darkroom Gallery online!Black & white photography is a timeless art; always relevant, always contemporary despite being so historically ancient.  The juror Matthew Gamber states, “There is something about how when you photograph something in black and white, it gets locked in that time frame where it just becomes obsolete as an everyday seeing experience.”

Whether you are a darkroom purist or a Photoshop crafter, show them your love for hue-less images. They want your best black and white or alternative process photographs.  Pay tribute to the origins of photography.

ELIGIBILITY: Entrants must be at least 18 years old. If younger, you must have a legal guardian make the submission for you.

MEDIA: Photography

DEADLINE: July 24, 2013

NOTIFICATION: July 29, 2013

ENTRY FEE: Up to 4 images for $24 US for on-line and $29 for email submission

JUROR: Matthew Gamber, a Boston-based artist with degrees from Bowling Green State University and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts / Tufts University.  Gamber’s teaching appointments include: Art Institute of Boston / Lesley University, Boston College, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, College of the Holy Cross, Savannah College of Art & Design, Massachusetts College of Art & Design.  He is a founding editor of Big Red & Shiny.

Learn more about Juror Matthew Gamber from the Darkroom Gallery!Recent exhibitions include: Second Nature: Abstract Photography Then and Now, deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, MA, 2012, The 2012 deCordova Biennial, deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, MA, 2012; Flash Forward 2011 Exhibition, Magenta Foundation, Toronto, CA, 2011; The Sum of All Colors, Sasha Wolf Gallery, New York, 2011.

AWARDS: All selected entries are exhibited in the Darkroom Gallery and included in a full color exhibit catalog. Juror’s Choice receives a 30×48″ vinyl exhibit banner featuring their image. People’s Choice gains free entry into a future exhibit.

SALES: Darkroom offers free matting and framing of accepted entries for the duration of each of their exhibitions, subject to standard sizes. Photographers set their own prices if they wish to sell their work and retain all rights to their photographs. For commission details, go to the bottom of the Submission Rules page!

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Learn more about the Darkroom Gallery!

CALL for ENTRIES: Food, Fresco & Farm

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and then some

I’ve always been a label reader, but I’m starting to wonder if I should just severely limit the number of foods I eat that even HAVE a label. While searching for a gluten-free corn tortilla, I read this ingredient list on one of my favorites: Ground corn treated with lime, water, cellulose gum, propionic acid (to preserve freshness), benzoic acid (to preserve freshness), phosphoric acid (preservative), dextrose, guar gum, amylase.  No thanks.  I settled on one with this label: corn, lime, salt.  That’s a little more like it.  Know what you eat.  This next Call will provide lots of great ideas, I suspect.  Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries from Six Summit Gallery (Ivoryton, CT) for Food, Fresco, Farm & Fotograph. This show offers a unique opportunity for gallery representation, and despite it’s name, it is not limited to photography. Don’t forget to check this one out…

Learn more from the Six Summit Gallery!

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CALL for ENTRIES:
Food, Fresco, Farm & Fotograph

 

ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists

MEDIA: Original work in oil, watercolor, pastel, acrylic, mixed media, charcoal, graphite, and metal point

DEADLINE: June 27, 2013

NOTIFICATION: June 30, 2013

Learn more from Six Summit Gallery!ENTRY FEE: 1st entry $15, 2 entries $20 & 3 entries $25

JUROR: Jason Mecier’s artwork is featured in the new Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Book, Prepare to be Shocked!, and Taschen’s Illustration Now Portraits! Other clients and media outlets that have featured his unique work include: Jack Links, Glad Bags, Asics, Red Vines, Wrigley’s, Ford, Quaker, Albertsons, The Food Network, Neiman Marcus, Aveeno, Corona, MTV, W Hotels, Rolling Stone, Showtime, Entertainment Weekly, TMZ, Good Morning America, People, Harper’s, Seventeen, Nickelodeon, Cosmo Girl, Details, Soap Opera Weekly, The Advocate, The Village Voice and The New York Times.

AWARDS: 1st , 2nd, 3rd Place and Runners up. Winners will receive up to a year representation on their new internet commerce sight, shop  sixsummitgallery.com alongside major internationally-known artists, and on their website Gallery.

SALES: Gallery receives 35% commission on accepted sold work.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

Learn more from the Summit Six Gallery!

ARTIST TO LOVE: Skot Schuler!

He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not

Say “Hello” to our newest Artist to Love, Skot Schuler!

Skot Schuler
Digital Drawing
Digital Drawing by Skot Schuler
Michelle
Digital Drawing
"I have been drawing ever since I was old enough to hold a crayon. When I started school, they discovered I have dyslexia. Dyslexia is damage to the information processing part of my left brain. Because of this, my right brain compensates. I have learned to read by the look of a word & not the letters that make up that word."

"When I became a printer, this way of thinking came in handy. Now that I am designing words & how they look on a page, this way of thinking is invaluable."

FAVORITE FOOD: Mexican food & German chocolate cake

Are you an Artist to Love?  Be sure to let us know!

OPEN CALL: International Exhibit

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anyone?

So, I’ve been looking for a wheat-less lasagna recipe without having to resort to gluten-free pasta.  It hasn’t been easy.  I’ve toyed with the idea of eggplant or zucchini ribbons, but that seems too expected.  Then I ran across Varza a la Cluj, (Romanian version of lasagna) prepared from several layers of finely shredded cabbage (fresh or sour) and a minced meat mixed with rice and bacon and baked in the oven.  I’ll let you know how it turns out.  In the meantime, this next Call offers three shows–one of which might allow you to try Varza a la Cluj IN Romania.  Check it out…

Check out this Open Call from Dacia Gallery (New York, NY) for the Dacia Universal Art Project! For the $45 entry fee, you have a shot at one of three European exhibits. Maybe it is time take a chance…

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Learn more about the Dacia Universal Art Project!OPEN CALL:
International Exhibit

Dacia Gallery and The European House of Arts are pleased to present Dacia Universal Art Project, a new and exciting adventure in the arts. Dacia Universal Art Project will launch July, 2013 with a debut exhibition in beautiful Mazières-de-Touraine, France. The exhibition will travel to the gothic city of Erfurt, Germany and take place at the celebrated Bildergalerie at Palmenhaus.

The exhibition tour will conclude in the medieval city of Sibiu, the heart of Transilvania in Romania.  This is a wonderful opportunity to have an exhibition in France, Germany and Romania and share your artwork with the global community. –from DaciaGallery.com

ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists.

MEDIA: Painting, Drawing, Printmaking, Photography and Mixed Media

DEADLINE: June 27, 2013

Learn more about the Dacia Universal Art Project!ENTRY FEE: You may submit up to 10 images for a curation fee of $45.

AWARDS: The Dacia Universal Art Project and the European House of Arts will advertise and promote the selected artists for the exhibition tour and host a formal Opening Reception & Celebration for each of the three international exhibits. This is a wonderful opportunity to have an exhibition in France, Germany and Romania and share your artwork with the global community.

SALES: Dacia Gallery charges 50% commission on all artwork sold during exhibitions.

For complete details, visit the Dacia Gallery online!

Learn more about the Dacia Gallery online!

CALL for ENTRIES: Summer Showcase

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on my shoulder

Summer has brought a new challenge to my cooking regime–going wheat-free.  No, it isn’t a whim, it is doctor’s orders.  I have a couple of health issues that my doctor believes is being aggravated by the inflammation that naturally accompanies the consumption of wheat.  But, classic Summer fare like chocolate chip cookies can’t be stricken from the menu, or I might get stricken from my house, ha.  So, I’ll just keep trying the get it right.  This next Call is for a classic media, and you have several chances to get it right this year.  Investigate…

Check out this Call for Entries from Oil Painters of America for their Summer Online Showcase. The entry fee is only $14 per image, but the prizes are huge. You DO have to be a member ($60 annual fee), but with three online showcases per year, it works out to be about the same as other shows. Take a look…

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Learn more about the show from Oil Painters of America!CALL for ENTRIES:
OPA Showcase

 

ELIGIBILITY: You must be an Associate Member. Artists must reside in the United States, Canada or Mexico.

MEDIA:
Representational Oil painting

DEADLINE:
August 15, 2013

ENTRY FEE: $14 per painting

JUROR:  Kim Casebeer was born & raised in Kansas.  As part of a fourth generation farm family, she has been connected to the land for a long time.  Kim still lives in Kansas and draws her inspiration from the simplicity of the Flint Hills, an area of wide open ranch land.  “It’s a simple landscape,” she says.  “It’s not grandiose.  You have to spend some time and let it speak to you.”  These days Kim also feels at home painting in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Wyoming and Texas.  “I think the simplicity of the Kansas landscape has helped me find the essence of other places.  I’m able to focus on what’s important in a composition.  It’s as much about what’s not in the painting as what is.”

Work by Juror Kim Casebeer!Kim received her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Kansas State University in 1992.  She worked as a graphic designer and art director in order to pay the bills, while spending evenings and weekends painting until 2002, when she was able to make the leap to full-time artist.  Kim has continued to study with artists such as Albert Handell, W. Scott Jennings, Michael Albrechtsen, Scott Christensen and Matt Smith.

Kim has work in many private, corporate and museum collections throughout the United States.  She is represented by American Legacy Gallery in Kansas City, Missouri; Grapevine Gallery in Oklahoma City; Hueys Fine Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico; K. Newby Gallery in Tubac, Arizona; Legacy Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona and Jackson, Wyoming; and Strecker-Nelson Gallery in Manhattan, Kansas.

AWARDS: $3,000 for first place, $1,500 for second place and $500 for third place along with 10 honorable mentions

For complete details, Visit OPA online!

Download the Prospectus from Oil Painters of America!

CALL for ARTISTS: Studio Visit

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button

Digital cookbooks are not working for me.  I recently bought a gluten-free cookbook on my Kindle.  Just, NO.  First of all, my Kindle buttons don’t need butter and flaxseed crusted on them.  Secondly, because my kindle displays one page at a time, it requires an impractical amount of flipping pages.  Sometimes you just need the book.  This next Call banks on the fact that curators and directors might feel the same way.  Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries from Studio Visit Magazine for Volumes 23 and 24, in a series of juried artist books.  It is free to apply, but it does cost if you are chosen.  For some of you, this might be the perfect way to get your work in front curators and gallerists.  Investigate for yourself…

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Learn more from Studio Visit Magazine!CALL for ARTISTS:
Studio Visit

 

Studio Visit is a series of juried artist books.  Since 2008, Studio Visit has offered artists a new and effective venue through which to introduce their work to a serious national audience of art world professionals.

Each high quality volume of Studio Visit features approximately 150 artists, who have been selected by professional curators.

ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all artists

MEDIA:
Open to all media

DEADLINE:
June 30, 2013 (Midnight EST)

ENTRY FEE:  None.  Editor’s Note: Accepted artists will be responsible for a $235 production and distribution fee.

JUROR:  Barbara O’Brien, Executive Director, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, MO

AWARDS:  Selected artists will be given one full color page that includes an image, contact information and a brief artist statement.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

Learn more from Studio Visit Magazine!

BECOME an Artist to Love.

Become one of our Artists to Love!A PANTRY
of artists

The $5 Art Contest offers AAAD an opportunity to highlight an artist a month, but it pains us to turn away great artists so often. Here’s our solution…

Our Artists to Love Directory offers you expanded coverage over lists of links found on other sites. With two links back to your site (image & header), a 500 character (or less) bio, an image & favorite food (non-negotiable), becoming an Artist to Love can help drive web traffic to your site.

The listing is a one-time $15 fee & updates are only $5 (pay for an update only when YOU think it is needed).

If you would like to become
an Artist to Love,

just fill out the form.

Then just give us a week to make you an Artist to Love.
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