art calls

PLEASE NOTE:
All of our Call for Entries will remain open
until the word CLOSED appears in the title (above).

Movement in visual art is actually very hard to depict. Motion is not something given to the flat medium. However, when we are able to represent motion it tends to blur or flutter. Our human brains can interpret it in a visceral way, sweetly. In this art call please create motion, blur, or gesture to show the challenge of movement.Read More →

call to artists beauty

Beauty is so subjective. It has been the subject of artists forever. How we interpret beauty, how we see it, all depends upon our perspective and inner focus. In this call to artists, we want to see your perspective, your interpretation of what is Beautiful.

DEADLINE FOR THIS OPEN ART CALL: March 20, 2019 (open until it says CLOSED)Read More →

This art gallery accepts open art calls.

PLEASE NOTE:
All of our Call for Entries will remain open
until the word CLOSED appears in the title (above).

Animals. They are our innocents, our beasts, our wild. They are caged, they are hunted, they are tamed, they are dissected, and they are forgiving. In this call for artists, we ask artists to depict the beauty and majesty of our wild beings, animals.Read More →

PLEASE NOTE:
All of our Call for Entries will remain open
until the word CLOSED appears in the title (above).

Fragmented art, whether it be collages, abstracts, splintered art, or fractured art allows the viewer to see what the artist sees, in pieces woven together in a mosaic to narrate a story or a perception. It’s an abstract way of thinking, breaking down perspective into finite relative pieces. It makes no sense at first, and yet, it makes the ultimate sense. In this international art call we are asking for the artist’s interpretation of fragmented art.Read More →

innocence open art competition

CLOSED: Innocence is defined as being without corruption, guile, or guilt, or worldly sophistication, but also it defines a time in life of joy and naivete. It’s the embodiment of purity, of virginity, and freedom from blame. Most innocence from children fades with time and experience, but watching the innocent play joyfully and candidly is a soulful experience. Where is your innocence? Where is your inner child? Is it in the past? Is in the present? Is it in politics? Is it in culture? Does innocence make our world better? Or worse? In this call for entries we are asking for the artist’s interpretation of innocence.Read More →

Flowers surround us and give us beauty in life. Their delicate nature makes us realize the fragility of life as well. They are interpreted in a plethora of botanical art throughout art history. Your perspective of flowers or all flora, including non-flowering plants, can tell us how you perceive floral life. In Flower Power, we want to see the artist’s view of flowers.Read More →

call for entries

What a year! We have often asked ourselves during this tumultuous year the question from the great Pixies song, “Where is My Mind?” In this call for entries we want to know where is your mind? Is it way out there?

Show us your best interpretation of your mind right now in an abstract way.Read More →