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2023 - Figures or Faces

Online Exhibition
Deadline: February 5, 2022
Notification: February 18, 2022

Exhibition: March 2 to March 31, 2023
Artist Reception: March 2, 2023
Commission: 65% to the Artist
$35 for up to 3 images

​For this artist opportunity the gallery is seeking works that examine human emotions, figures or faces. Works can be representational or abstract. This exhibition is open to all local, national or international artists.

"Polysemy: Dual Meanings In Contemporary Art"

Polysemy is the phenomenon of a singular word or phrase holding multiple meanings. The Gala Exhibition visually grapples with meaning and symbolism as interpreted through artwork. The duality of man and the double entendres evident in nature, among other subjects highlight the way dual meanings can both contradict, intertwine and evolve to introduce new interpretations. Subjects of morality, aesthetics, and human nature will be highlighted with an aim to spark discussion, emotion, and contemplation.

Culturally Arts Collective invites you to submit your artwork to the 2022 Gala Exhibition. This call is open to all individuals or groups from any country, background, and education level.
 

Artistic Independence

Artistic Independence
Online Exhibition
Deadline: September 25, 2022
Notification: September 29, 2022
Exhibition: October 6, to October 29, 2022
Artist Reception: October 6
Commission: 65% to the Artist
$35 for up to 3 images

Artistic Independence is an online and in gallery Group Exhibition.

Las Laguna Gallery is seeking abstract works in a variety of mediums. If you consider your art to be Abstract Expressionism or Neo-Expressionism, we'd like to see your art.​

"Out of Wounds: Art Uncovering Gender Violence"

Gender violence is a direct correlation to gender inequality; a social issue deriving from gender norms, and distinctions or assumptions made on biology. Gender violence includes sexual assault, rape, partner violence, sexual harassment, stalking, sex trafficking, and prostitution. Many people around the world experience a form of gender violence, with the majority being women.

 “Out of Wounds: Art Uncovering Gender Violence,” is a platform to allow those who have, or have known someone who has experienced gender violence, to artistically express themselves and their views.  We encourage you to join us on this journey to gender equality, which aims to use art to uncover the multiple forms the patriarchal system uses to oppress women.

"Voyage-A Home Elsewhere"

It is said that after every trip, we are never the same as when we left.

As Maya Angelou wrote, “The ache for home lives in all of us, the safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned.” We all seek security, protection, and comfort–but such does not look the same for all of us. When we leave, we know what we are leaving but we don't know what we will find. People travel to discover new places or to discover a dimension where they can be in harmony with themselves and with others.
In this process of evolution and rebirth that the journey determines in people's lives, the only sure thing is the baggage of experiences that each of them has accumulated over time and that guide them in the following actions.

Last Call for the 2022 NOT REAL ART Grant for Artists

Founded in 2019,  the NOT REAL ART Grant for Artists is a $12,000 annual award designed to empower the practice of 6 contemporary artists, each of whom receive $2,000. But, NOT REAL ART Grant winners get more than money. Each recipient gets to share their story and promote with exclusive, in-depth featured interviews on the NOT REAL ART podcast and blog. And, whether or not you receive our grant, every applicant automatically qualifies to be included in future blog stories, newsletters and our artist marketing database! 

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