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CALL for ENTRIES: Morceau Awards

Learn more about the Morceau Awards from Grand Morceau & Co.!fortunate FOODS

San Francisco claims responsibility for inventing sourdough bread and fortune cookies, among a host of other foods.  Being responsible for a food first is on my bucket list.  I don’t know what I’ll invent, but I’ve got time.  This next Call claims San Francisco as home.  What will you invent for their first?

Check out this Call for Entries from Grand Morceau & Co. for the Morceau Fine Art Award.  This fine art gallery is expanding beyond the gallery walls and into art publication.  Be a part of the inaugural issue…

Learn more about the Morceau Awards from Grand Morceau & Co.!CALL for ENTRIES:
Morceau Awards  from
Grand Morcceau & Co.

ELIGIBILITY:  Open to all artists

MEDIA:  Open to all media

DEADLINE:  March 31, 2017

NOTIFICATION:  July 2017

ENTRY FEE: $20 per image (up to 3 entries)

AWARDS: Grand Prize: $250 & publication in Morceau #1. 2 finalists will also be published.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

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REMINDER: Horror Stories

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KITCHENS

I have worked in a few commercial kitchens over the years. No one wants to be entry level in a clean kitchen since you are likely to be doing the cleaning.  But, absolutely no one wants the horrific nightmare of being the Executive Chef of a nasty one either because the buck stops with you.  To air your horror stories, real or imagined, and this next Call wants to hear AND see them. Take a look…

Check out this Call for Entries from Bruce Humphries for Art School Horror Stories (art publication). You’ve either got stories of your own or have heard them from your peers. So, here’s your chance to put them out there in either written word or image. This should be fun…

*Editor’s Note: If you have read the personal portion of this post, REMINDER: Horror Stories, anywhere other than by email subscription or on ArtAndArtDeadlines.com, it has been published without permission and is considered theft.

Learn more about Art School Horror Stories!CALL for ENTRIES:
Art School
Horror Stories

 

* Editor’s Note: This is a PRINTED book.

ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists

MEDIA: Written submissions can be fact or fiction and in any format. Poems, Haiku, short stories, funny, horrible, sad, etc., are all welcome. Black & white drawings or photography that relate to the subject are also welcome.

DEADLINE: October 31, 2013

NOTIFICATION: Mid November

ENTRY FEE: $10 per submission. A written piece and accompanying image can be considered one submission, but both may not be accepted.

JURORS: Bruce Humphries is an American born artist currently residing in the suburbs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He received his M.F.A. in Sculpture from the University of Kansas in 2001 and has taught art in Kansas, Texas, Tennessee, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

Sarah Potter has been a Textile Artist since 2002. She received her BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute in Kansas City, Missouri and her MFA from the University of Kansas located in Lawrence, Kansas. She has worked as a Textile Artist in Texas, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania. She is currently living and working in the suburbs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

AWARDS: Accepted artists will receive a copy of the printed book and have the option of ordering multiple copies at a discounted rate.

For complete details, Read the Full Call!

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ART PUBLICATION: The Glass Coin

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ONE OF A KIND DISH!

I have always wanted to write a cookbook, but alas, I suspect that all I know and love about food is already written.  Therefore, I strive to create art and always encourage Art Publication.  My work is unique, and I know yours is too.  This next call is a great opportunity to show off your unique creations…

Check out this Open Call for Submisssions to The Glass Coin.  Here is a free opportunity to promote your work in a young new online zine.  Take a look…

OPEN CALL:
Art for The Glass Coin

Visit the Glass Coin online!Your art should convey meaning, tell a story or be a picture in a poem.  The Glass Coin likes photography and original art in any medium. 

Editor’s Note: This online zine is run by two young editors with a love of writing and art.  Take a moment to submit your work today!

ELIGIBILITY:  Just one piece at a time for artists, and it should convey both themes. 

Check out past issues of the Glass Coin online!ENTRY FEE:  There is no entry fee.

DEADLINES:  Check the website for rolling deadlines dates.

THEMES for The Glass Coin:

January & February – There is no specific theme. Explore an idea. If you have a pair of ideas you may send those as well.  *Editors note:  As of 12/9/10, they are full for January, but are still looking for submissions for Spring.

MarchThe fair maiden and the foul beast.  Fair play and the cheat.  We want stories of a day at the fair and odes to foul smells.  Was the ball fair or foul?  Tell us, who said life was fair?

AprilWill you follow suit (&  tie)? Will you leave it undone? Do you go in for what suits you? Or are you tied up?

In this issue they are looking beyond the clothes that make the man, and into what makes our lives simple or complicated.

May –  Mother and Child. The Unicorn said, “I always thought children were fabulous monsters.”  And they are.  Many women build these fabulous monsters inside their bodies – it’s just so sci-fi.  

One of the most elusive and powerful relationships in the human condition is the relationship we have with our mothers.  Want to share yours?

Follow the Glass Coin on Facebook!SUBMISSIONS:  They will accept attachments for art, and they only accept JPGS.  They welcome both color and black and white. Your subject line and file name should be the same as writing submissions.  For example: Beginnings-Endings – Art – The Great Image – Your Name

SIZES:  

Landing Page: 595 x 630
Top banner: 1000 x 275
Bottom banner: 1000 x 92
Twitter backdrop: 1500 x 1100

For full details, visit the Glass Coin’s Guidelines page!