Under the Sun Exhibition | Buttonwood Art Space
Submit Your Artwork for "Under the Sun"!
Step into a world of warmth and light with "Under the Sun," an art benefit for Operation Breakthrough. We invite you to submit for this captivating exhibition celebrating the beauty, energy, and diversity of our world illuminated by the sun's gentle embrace! This exhibition will transport patrons to sun-kissed vistas, urban scenes aglow, and much more. Anything "under the sun" goes! We can't wait to see what you submit.
Artworks may include: paintings, photography, drawings, 3D works, fiber works, jewelry, and more! 50% of artwork sales will go directly to artists, with the remaining 50% benefiting Operation Breakthroughand their mission to provide a safe, loving and educational environment for children in poverty and to empower their families through advocacy, emergency aid and education.
There is no entry fee to enter this exhibition. Submissions are limited to a maximum of 5 per artist. All submissions must be done through your Artist Profile on our website. Please note; artwork must be approved before it can be submitted for the show.
We will host a First Friday public reception on Friday August 2, 2024 from 5pm - 8pm.
Submission Deadline: Tuesday, May 21, 2024 BEFORE 4 PM
Artists: Submit your artwork through the Buttonwood Art Space Website, HERE! Once your images are approved, you may log back into your profile and submit for the show! Be sure to select the category for each submission. Please limit number of submissions to 5 per artist.
Commission: 50% to artists, 50% to Operation Breakthrough
Entry Fee: $0
Submission Deadline: May 21, 2024 by 4pm
Anonymous was a Woman Grant
The Anonymous Was A Woman Environmental Art Grants will distribute a total of $300,000 in funding—up to $20,000 per project—to support environmental art projects led by women-identifying artists in the United States and U.S. Territories.
These grants will support environmental art projects that inspire thought, action, and ethical engagement.
Arts in the Park - NKC
We are excited to announce applications are now open for the eighth annual Arts in the Park Festival! Arts in the Park showcases art from fine artists and makers at Macken Park in North Kansas City, Missouri. The festival prides itself on promoting local artists from Kansas and Missouri. This accessible two-day festival features over 70 local artists and makers, live music, roaming performances, Beer Garden, local food trucks, a kid’s area with a petting zoo, bounce houses, and more. Arts in the Park also provides an opportunity for young artists through their Youth Art and Entrepreneurship program. This two-day event attracts thousands and is brought to you by the City of North Kansas City and North Kansas City Parks and Recreation. Arts in the Park is free to attend and open to the public. The festival will be held Friday, June 7 from 5 pm to 10 pm and Saturday, June 8 from 10 am to 8 pm.
We welcome artists working in all fine art and craft/maker mediums. Artists must provide their own white 10x10 tent and set up. Artists must be able to sell work that is at least 75% handmade. MLM, resellers, or commercial businesses will not be accepted. All artists are juried in by the photos submitted via the online application. The application deadline is Sunday, April 7 at 11:59 pm. Artists will be notified of acceptance by Tuesday, April 16. Apply today at www.artsinthepark.org/apply.
Interchange Grant Program
Creative Capital is seeking innovative and original new artist project proposals in visual arts, performing arts, film/moving image, technology, literature, multidisciplinary, and socially engaged forms.
Award amounts range from $15,000 up to $50,000 per project. Creative Capital grants are structured so that the artist(s) may draw down the funds over a multi-year period.
Applications are open now through April 4, 2024.
Artx3 Residency
Located in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, the ARTx3 Campus is launching a new artist-in-residence program. This residency offers dedicated time, space, and resources to conduct research, teach classes, community outreach, and to create new work. Residencies can be one, three, or six months in length and come with a $1000/month stipend. Artists-in-residence will receive a $1,000 monthly stipend, a fully furnished studio apartment and a private studio.
Creative Capital Open Call
Creative Capital is seeking innovative and original new artist project proposals in visual arts, performing arts, film/moving image, technology, literature, multidisciplinary, and socially engaged forms.
Award amounts range from $15,000 up to $50,000 per project. Creative Capital grants are structured so that the artist(s) may draw down the funds over a multi-year period.
Applications are open now through April 4, 2024.
Call to Artists - Lexington, MO Bicentennial Sculpture
Lexington, Mo. Community Betterment Association is seeking submissions for an outside sculpture to be placed in downtown Lexington commemorating the 200 year anniversary (Bi-Centennial) of its history and look to the future. The funding is as a result of community-wide donations to showcase the Bi-Centennial celebration. Lexington Community Betterment Association (L.C.B.A.), which is a 40-year old organization, is the vehicle for the funding.
The sculpture must be durable, need little maintenance, be pleasing to the eye and have discernable meaning for the town. It will be outside so subject to all kinds of weather and temperatures. At this point the projected approximate height would be 5-8 feet. It should be set up on a foundation to facilitate lawn-mowing at the placement site. The contract is for up to $6,000. We would like the artist there to supervise placement but we should be able to provide the physical support. The sculpture will be on the lawn of Lexington City Hall at 919 Franklin in Lexington (shown below).
The Lexington Tourism website is Visitlexingtonmo.com for some orientation of the town’s history for the project.
There will be a selection committee to evaluate the proposals.
PROJECT TIMELINE:
Artist proposals due April 2, 2024
Finalist artists follow-up discussions completed April 30, 2024
Artist selection made May 7, 2024
Art completion target Sep 20, 2024
Art installation target Sep 27, 2024
Artist proposals must state:
1) Artist name, address, and contact email and phone number
2) Concept and sketch of the art
3) Material(s) to be used, installation process, and maintenance requirements.
4) Time frame for start to completion
5) Experience of the artist with pictures if appropriate
6) References for the artist
The selected artist and L.C.B.A. will sign a contract. Release of funds will be determined by proposed start and completion dates.
Proposals are due April 2, 2024
Proposals can be emailed to lexartscouncil@yahoo.com or mailed to:
LCBA – Art project
P.O. Box 529
Lexington, MO 64067
Please feel free to ask questions.
The contact people are:
Tom Beard 816-786-7907 lexartscouncil@yahoo.com
Nekie Kramer 660-232-0042 Nekie2k@gmail.com
Fire Island Artist Residency
The Fire Island Residency is the first artist residency in the United States exclusively for artists identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, intersex, two-spirit or queer. This internationally recognized program is now in its 12th season in the secluded beach community of Cherry Grove, New York, an historic LGBTQ+ settlement of Fire Island. Emerging artists will share a live/work space for a four-week program that includes studio visits with, and public lectures by, renowned leaders in contemporary art, scholarship, activism, and curation.
Click here to apply now.
Sister Dennis Residency
Located in St. Joseph, Minnesota, the Sister Dennis Artist Residency offers artists the opportunity to engage with their studio practice and with the community of CSBSJU in a six-week residential program. This is a family friendly residency with no application or residency fees. The Sister Dennis Artist Residency provides a furnished apartment, stipend of $1200, and private studio and access to specialized classroom studios.
Click here to apply now.
Bemis Residency
Located in Omaha, Nebraska, Bemis Center offers a 110,000 square foot facility that accommodates a broad range of artistic activity. Selected artists-in-residence are provided private live/work studios complete with kitchen and bathroom, a $1,250 USD monthly stipend and $750 travel stipend.
Artists-in-residence have 24-hour access to extensive installation and production spaces and the Okada Sculpture & Ceramics Facility, a 9,000 square foot industrial space used for large-scale sculpture fabrication; and a sound studio for rehearsing and recording. Applications are due on April 1.
Charlotte Street Residency
Located in Kansas City, Missouri, Charlotte Street offers a two-year studio residency program for exceptional artists of various disciplines. Charlotte Street’s Studio Residency Program provides free studio and rehearsal spaces to a mixed disciplinary cohort of exceptional artists for 2 year-long terms.
The 2023 Studio Residents are selected through a competitive juried portfolio process. Artists will be notified the week of May 13, 2024. The two-year term begins June 23, 2024.
CSF CULTURAL PRODUCER GRANT PROGRAM
CALL TO ARTISTS
CHARLOTTE STREET FOUNDATION CULTURAL PRODUCER GRANT PROGRAM
APPLICATION DEADLINE: MARCH 18, 2024
Charlotte Street is excited to announce the 4th year of the Cultural Producer Grant Program, with $50,000 in total funds for low-budget grassroots arts organizations and artist-run projects in Kansas City.
Kansas City has long enjoyed a thriving and diverse ecology of small artist-run spaces, collectives, groups and organizations, which have sometimes suffered from lack of support needed to establish sustainability. While each may be small, the collective impact both to our arts community and to our city have been enormous. Whether permanent or temporary, these groups nurture and grow artists creatively and become powerful engines of community.
Financial backing for these organizations often goes “under the radar” for larger institutional support. These new Cultural Producer Grants aim to both draw attention to these critical elements of our arts ecosystem as well as direct some much needed support their way.
GOALS:
To encourage a rich, flourishing, and diverse ecosystem of arts and culture in Kansas City
To contribute to the sustainability of low-budget artist-run organizations, collectives, groups, projects, and initiatives
To provide support for small arts and culture grassroots organizations and artist-organizers building larger scale projects that have an important impact on Kansas City’s arts and culture scene, despite smaller budgets and less access to capital
CRITERIA:
For applicants applying as an organization:
This opportunity is open to: Artist-run initiatives and arts and culture operations, or fiscally sponsored artist collaboratives, collectives, or companies (can include art spaces, festivals, LLCs, nonprofits, ongoing operations, or one-off events)
Applicants must have at least 24 months of operating history if applying as a collective, organization, or company.
Organization cannot have an annual operating budget over $50K or own assets worth over $50K
For applicants applying as an individual with a proposed project:o Unaffiliated artist-organizers may be eligible if pitching projects that have been in operation for at least 24 months and provide opportunities for a number of artists beyond the primary organizers of the project.
The budget for the project cannot be over $50k annually
For all applicants:
Primary contacts must be an artist of any discipline and over 21 years of age as of the application deadline (March 18, 2024).
Primary contacts cannot be currently enrolled in a degree-seeking program, and must have completed their studies at least 1 year prior to application deadline (on or before March 18, 2023).
This opportunity is open to: Applicants located in the 5-county region of the Kansas City metro (Jackson, Platte, and Clay counties in Missouri and Johnson and Wyandotte counties in Kansas)
The following disciplines: visual art, film, dance, theatre, spoken word/performative poetry, multidisciplinary, new media, new/experimental music, social practice, arts publications/arts writing, conceptual or social design projects.
This opportunity is not open to current Charlotte Street Startup Residents, Rocket Grantees who have not completed final report, or to directly support programming on Charlotte Street’s campus.
Funding requests are annual. Applicants can be funded for up to 2 years in a row but then must sit out a year before applying again.
PROCESS:
All applicants should prepare a concise, multipage PDF (up to 3 pages) to be uploaded to Submittable (https://charlottestreet.submittable.com/submit) that addresses the following areas:
Project narrative
Mission
Project or program history (size, how long, employed or volunteer staff/contributors)
Attach CV demonstrating prior history if individual artist-organizer
DEI&A (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Accessibility)
Partners and collaborators
Participating artists
Logistics
Calendar
Operating budget (if organization) OR Project Budget (if individua
Portfolio documentation/project images
SELECTION PROCESS
Eligible applications assessed by RISK/COLLABORATION/OPENNESS/EXCELLENCE
Jurors review and rank priority for funding via Submittable jury review process
100% of funds will be awarded in support of organizations whose mission and leadership will positively impact the advancement of BIPOC, LGBTQIA, or Disabled communities, in recognition of the oppression of those communities in the art sector and the gap that has created particularly in the Kansas City art scene.
5-10 grant recipients will receive grants of $5 or $10k as established by the jury. A total of $50,000 in grants is available in the granting pool for 2024.
Submittable ranks applications automatically once jury review complete, and jury meets for one call to discuss applications and create a list of finalists for interviews.
Finalists are given the opportunity to present in 20-minute interview/question-answer sessions with the jury panel over May 2 & May 3.
Jurors make final decisions about chosen applications and funding amounts.
Applicants are notified of status by end of day on Friday, May 3, 2024.
ABOUT CHARLOTTE STREET
Charlotte Street centers Kansas City’s most forward-thinking visual artists, writers, and performers—acting as the primary incubator, provocateur, and connector for the region’s contemporary arts community, and its leading advocate on the national stage. Since 1997, Charlotte Street has distributed over $2 million in awards and grants to artists and their innovative projects, and connected individual artists to each other and to the greater Kansas City community.
Prairie Village Arts Council | Photography Call
Art of Photography 2024 juried competition Call for Entry Opens on Feb. 16th!
Submit HERE until March 17, 2024.
Exhibit:
R.G. Endres Gallery at Prairie Village City Hall
7700 Mission Rd, Prairie Village, KS 66208
May 6 - July 5, 2024
Artists Reception & Award Presentation:
May 8, 2024
Hours: 7-8:30 pm
Please RSVP HERE.
Available Awards:
One (1) "Best of Show" award at $750
Three (3) "Best of Category" awards at $500.00
Six (6) "Honorable Mention" awards, 2 per category, at $200.00
One (1) "Peoples' Choice" Award of $250.00
Open Call - Exhibition at Buttonwood Gallery
Submit Your Artwork for
"Kansas City"!
Submission Deadline: February 27th by 4pm
Submissions for "Kansas City" are due in less than month! Don't miss your opportunity to showcase (and sell) your KC-themed artwork!
We are excited to partner again with Kansas City Parks & Recreation in 2024 for another great exhibition all about KC! This exhibition will feature artworks of Kansas City, its icons, sports teams, BBQ images, jazz themes, beautiful cityscapes, and much more! We can't wait to see what you submit.
Artworks may include: paintings, photography, drawings, 3D works, fiber works, jewelry, and more! 50% of artwork sales will go directly to artists, with the remaining 50% benefiting KC Parks & Recreation and their mission to improve the quality of life, health, and wellness of our community by providing socially equitable, community-driven programming and environmentally sound natural resource management.
There is a one-time $15 entry fee to enter this exhibition. Submissions are limited to a maximum of 5 per artist. All submissions must be done through your Artist Profile on our website. Please note; artwork must be approved before it can be submitted for the show.
We will host a First Friday public reception on Friday April 5, 2024 from 5pm - 8pm.
Submission Deadline: Tuesday, February 27, 2024 BEFORE 4 PM
Artists: Submit your artwork through the Buttonwood Art Space Website, HERE! Once your images are approved, you may log back into your profile and submit for the show! Be sure to select the category for each submission. Please limit number of submissions to 5 per artist.
Commission: 50% to artists, 50% to Kansas City Parks & Recreation
Entry Fee: $15
Submission Deadline: February 27, 2024 by 4pm
If you have any questions, please call us at 816-285-9040 and leave a voicemail if no one is available. Someone will call you back within 24 hours.
Folly Theater's "Art for Art" Auction
The Folly Theater presents "Art for Art," an Art and Experience Silent Auction with champagne, wine, soft drinks, and light refreshments (plus online bidding option). You are invited to contribute artwork to be featured in this silent auction!
This event celebrates the Folly's commitment to connecting the community to all art forms in new and exciting ways. Proceeds will support the Folly's creative programming including the Folly Jazz Series, the Folly Americana Series, and the education-enriching Folly Kids' Series.
The Folly Theater invites artists to support their beautiful, historic theater by contributing artworks, valued between $250 and $5,000, to be included in this benefit auction. Please note; this is a benefit for the Folly Theater. As such, artists will receive 25% of the final sale proceeds from your artwork during the auction. (Example; if you need to make $200 from your sale, price your work at $800. There is also an option for works to sell at a higher price through the auction, but no guarantee.)
Your artwork will be included in an online catalog for the auction, in advance marketing materials, and will be displayed at the Folly for advance previews on various evening and weekend dates during the weeks leading up to the auction when space is available.
In exchange for your collaboration on this benefit auction, the Folly will:
Provide you with 2 tickets to the Matthew Whitaker Quintet Jazz Series concert at the Folly Theater on Saturday, April 6; and
Share 25% of the sale proceeds from your artwork during the auction (as stated above)
Buttonwood Art Space is a proud supporter of the Folly Theater, and as such, they will be collecting art submissions on the Folly’s behalf. Please submit your pieces through your Artist Profile on the Buttonwood Art Space website. Click here for instructions on how to upload and submit artwork for this exhibition, and all exhibitions at Buttonwood Art Space.
Delivery & Acceptance Details
Artists will receive confirmation of accepted artworks on Tuesday February 27th. Accepted works will need to be delivered to the Folly Theater's Business Office March 21 - 23. Unsold works will need to be picked up April 15-17.
Artistic Innovations Grant from MAAA
Grants up to $15K available for innovative regional projects
Applications are now open for M-AAA's annual Artistic Innovations grant, a program that since 2012 has awarded over $2 million to regional artists and creative organizations for the creation of new works of art.
Artistic Innovations encourages the spirit of experimentation and exploration, exclusively engaging in-region artists in the creation of new, original works for audiences in M-AAA’s six-state region of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas.
Arts/Industry Residency
Applications are now open for JMKAC’s 2025 Arts/Industry cohort! Arts/Industry offers artists the time and space to focus on the creation of new work in a unique location for their studios. Artists-in-residence work in the Pottery or Foundry at the Kohler Co. factory in Kohler, Wisconsin.
Artists need not have experience working with clay or metal, just an interest in materials and the potential for the industrial environment and processes to influence their creative practice. Residents are exposed to a body of technical knowledge that enables and encourages them to explore new ways of thinking and working.
For more information about Arts/Industry residencies, visit our FAQs page. https://www.jmkac.org/arts-industry/faq/
Applications close February 1, 2024.
APPLY HERE www.jmkac.org/arts-industry.
Arts/Industry is a unique collaboration between the John Michael Kohler Arts Center and Kohler Co. This residency program is administered by the John Michael Kohler Arts Center and generously hosted and funded by Kohler
Co.
Photo: Arts/Industry artist-in-residence Ang Li in the Kohler Co. Foundry, 2023. Photo: Kohler Co.
Visual Arts and Writing Fellowship
Opportunity alert: @fineartsworkcenter in Provincetown, Massachusetts, is now accepting applications for its esteemed fellowship program. This seven-month funded fellowship is for emerging writers and visual artists.
Each Fellow receives an apartment, a studio (for visual artists), and a monthly stipend of $1,250 plus an exit stipend of $1,000. Residencies run from October 1 through April 30. During this time, Fellows have the opportunity to pursue their work independently in a diverse and supportive community of peers.
CSF Crossroads Art Boards
🚨 Applications are open for the 2024-2025 Crossroads Artboards!
In partnership with the Crossroads Community Association, the Artboards is an ongoing public art initiative that showcases local contemporary art on an exterior, double-sided billboard at 125 Southwest Boulevard.
From politically engaged art to newly creative platforms for artists and designers alike, the Artboards have been a site of intrigue and public dialogue over its 15-year history.
📥 Applications are due Monday, January 8, 2024, at 11:59 PM (CST)
Apply on Submittable ➡️ bit.ly/charlottestreet-apply
Learn more ➡️ charlottestreet.org/crossroads-artboards/
Not Real Art Grant
The Program:
The Not Real Art 2024 Grant Program (the Program”) is sponsored by Crewest Studio, LLC and will grant six individual unrestricted grants of $2,000.00 each (the “Grant”) to six eligible visual artists who complete this submission and application process (a “Grant Recipient”). Submission Period: The period for submission commences on July 1, 2023 and ends at midnight (Pacific Time) on Jan 1, 2024.
Eligibility:
To be eligible for a Grant the Artist Applicant must:
Be a practicing visual artist in a two or three dimensional medium
Be at least 21 years old
Be a resident of the United States
Complete the submission process for the Program through this website and its interface submitting at least three and no more than five works as part of the submission (no submissions will be accepted in any other manner)
The submitted works must be the sole work of the artist submitting the work (no collaborations may be submitted)
Prior Not Real Art grant recipients are ineligible for the 2024 Program
Selection of Grant Recipients:
The Grant Recipients will be selected from the eligible Artist Applicants by a panel of reviewers selected by Not Real Art and Crewest Studio who are professionals or experts in their respective fields in the visual arts. The same panel will review all eligible applicants and will apply the same standards and criteria of review to all applicants. Depending on the number of Artist Applicants, each panel member will not necessarily view all of the Artist Applicants but every Artist Applicant will be a reviewed by at least one panel member.
The selection of the six Grant Recipients will be based on the materials and responses provided by the Artist Applicant in their submission and the quality of their respective art works. The panel will also select ranked alternate Grant Recipients in the event an original Grant Recipient becomes ineligible.
Applicants acknowledge that the review process includes subjective assessments of submission materials by the panel members and agree to be bound by outcome the panel’s decisions.
The decisions of the panel will be made in advance of July 1, 2024
Tusen Takk Visual Artist Residency
Open call! Mid-career and established visual artists are invited to apply for Tusen Takk's 2025 residency program by December 15, 2023.
Tusen Takk was designed to host one artist at a time, or two in collaboration, for residencies between three and eight weeks. Artists are provided with lodging, 24/7 access to the studios, access by appointment to the Founder's library and collection, an honorarium of $625/week, and a vehicle for local transportation.
While in residence, artists are highly encouraged to engage the community in their work via a studio visit, exhibition, artist talk, etc. Artists are also asked to donate a work to the Foundation's collection upon completion of the program.
Learn more and apply at tusentakk.org/apply. Please direct any questions to info@tusentakk.org.
Call for work centering on Black Feminist Theory
🚨 Attention Artists, this one is for you! 🚨
K. Melchor Quick Hall—a New America Us@250 Lumina Foundation Fellow—in partnership with the Avery Research Center, is seeking work from artists that centers Black Feminist theory and creation for shared liberation. The work will be part of a traveling exhibition hosted at Black educational and cultural institutions, and at other locations in collaboration with Black feminist grassroots organizations. 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Submit your entry, artwork description, artist bio, and headshot to AveryPrograms@cofc.edu by Dec 8th. We look forward to seeing your work! ✨✨✨
🎨 Poster artwork by Graphic Artist and Black Panther Party Member Emory Douglas, 1969
MyMa Artist Grant
OPEN CALL - Submissions for the November edition of the MyMA artist grant are open now through December 1st. This month’s juror is @iamjamelrobinson . Each month, we provide an unrestricted $500 grant to one artist. To ensure accessibility, our applications are free. To learn more and apply visit our website. Please share this post so more artists can participate! 🙌🏻
About this month’s juror
Jamel Robinson is a multidisciplinary artist working in the mediums of abstract expressionist painting, assemblage, sculpture, installation, poetry, and performance. His work serves as a timestamp of the experiences shaping his life and creative processes, grounding itself in the use of materials and themes associated with the historic and present grief surrounding the Black experience in America.
Robinson was celebrated in The New York Times and CBS News for his solo exhibition, "Beauty from Ashes," at the Hudson River Museum in New York. His work has been acquired for the permanent collections at the Hudson River Museum in New York and the Bunker Artspace Museum in West Palm Beach.
Jamel lives and works in Harlem, New York, where he was born and raised.
New Mexico Artist in Residence Program
New Mexico Arts offers two 6-week residential awards for emerging and established artists to further develop their creative practice, while connecting with local culture and engaging the public. Artists live on-site with access to archives and collections at Lincoln Historic Site for the purpose of research and creative development. Each award includes a stipend of $14,000, which consists of a supplies allowance, cost of living stipend and travel to and from the site.
The residency supports artists in diverse disciplines such as painting, sculpture, performance, mixed media, film and more. This call is open to artists who reside in the United States. DEADLINE TO APPLY DECEMBER 1, 2023.
To learn more and apply, visit https://artist.callforentry.org/ and search “Lincoln Historic Site”.
Grantmaking Manager
ACA is looking for a Grantmaking Manager to oversee the implementation of ACA's grant programs. The Grantmaking Manager will supervise all consortia and grant programs including the McKnight Artist Residencies Consortium, MacColl Johnson Fellowship Fund, Pew Fellowships in the Arts and 3Arts Residency Fellowships. The role will also support the development and implementation of the Mount Tremper Legacy Fund, and other pilot projects.
This salaried position will liaise directly with ACA staff members, reporting to the Managing Director of External Affairs.
The Alliance is dedicated to building a culturally diverse and pluralistic staff and board. People of color and individuals with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply by December 6th, 2023. Click the link to read the full job posting.
Mini Art Grant | Liberty, MO
Mini Art Grants will be awarded on an ongoing basis through the year for amounts ranging $500-$1,000 each, depending on the scope of the project, the number of grant proposals received and funding availability.
HEARTLAND 6 - ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITION
Artists are invited to submit work for the Sixth Annual Heartland Glass Exhibition. This exhibition was established in 2017 by Monarch Glass Studio, and Belger Arts continues this annual tradition of celebrating regional glass artists.
Call For Artists- Belger Arts
KANSAS CITY MUSEUM PROJECT
Belger Arts is pleased to announce a collaboration involving the Belger Glass Annex and the Kansas City Museum. The Belger Glass Annex has been invited to design and fabricate a glass installation that will be on permanent display at the Museum, Kansas City’s leading institution on local and regional history.
A design has been presented and approved by the Museum. Now Belger Arts is seeking nine glass artists for the fabrication and installation of the design’s glass facets and forms. The nine-person team will consist of three gaffers and six assistants. The nine artists will work in the Belger Glass Annex hotshop and will also participate in cold working, transit, assembly, and installation.
Call for Artists 2024 | HJs Community Center
Call for the 2024 HJS Community Center’s Exhibition Series
Call for “Mail Art” | KCAI Underground
Make some mail art and send it our way. NO ENVELOPES! All mail art will be shown exactly as it is received. You are free to use any medium, just keep it small. Slap a couple of stamps on it and send it no later than August 11 .