The Zullo Gallery in Medfield, MA is holding their 22nd Annual Juried Exhibition from September 17th through November 5, 2016.
Entries must be submitted by Monday, August 15, 2016. It is $20 for 3 items. They can be mailed in on CD, flash drive, or prints or they can be emailed in.
Selections will be done by August 27th.
Full details:
https://www.medfieldculture.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/22nd-prospectus-I.Roman_.pdf
Gallery 529 in Littleton, MA is having a call to artists, due by July 15, 2016. The theme is “By The Sea” – a lovely theme! The show benefits the Island Institute. All media welcome. Must be from the past two years.
Full details:
Deadline of June 26, 2016!
Gallery 263 in Cambridge, MA has a call to art to any artists in New England and New York.
Theme:
Gallery 263 seeks inspired depictions of tomorrow. What do you picture as the future of our world, or what you want to see? Your vision may be utopian, idealistic, sobering, or a warning cry to evaluate human behaviors now. By illuminating future possibilities, exploring fantasy, and making predictions, you provide a valuable visual contribution to our world. In addition to expanding our imaginations, you ultimately fuel innovation, and influence change among our leaders and one another. Artwork may address (among many other topics): technology, architecture and urban planning, lifestyle, health, the environment, food, social problems, globalization, international relations, pop culture, politics, etc.
Details:
https://gallery263.com
From the Zullo Gallery:
The Zullo Gallery hosts an annual art festival in the late spring as our one major fundraising event of the year. It significantly helps cover the costs of putting on six exhibitions a year: showcard printing, mailings, rent, utilities etc. all the expenses that go into putting on a show. We are looking for artists who can donate one small work. In the past we have given artists a blank 6x8in canvas panel to paint – we can still do that – and if you’d like a canvas (or two) we will mail them to you with a return envelope right away. If you work in another medium, i.e. pastel, watercolor, printmaking, photography etc. and have a small piece – roughly 6×8 or smaller..it can be square also – anything really that’s “small”… that you could donate – that would certainly work as well. All work can be unframed.
Your donation is greatly appreciated. Thank you to all who have donated in the past.
All donated work will be sold for $60 each at the Zullo Gallery 7th Annual Art Festival Saturday
June 18, 7-11pm All artists donating work will be recognized on a poster in the gallery. If you would like to include a business card or other promotional information with your work we will display that also.
The evening will include live music (Latin/Jazz Band), appetizers and drinks – and will be held on the common (near the Gazebo by the Medfield Library) under the fabulous big tent and inside the gallery (where paintings will be displayed). All proceeds help fund the gallery exhibition program and pay for improvements to our space. We are asking that all work arrive at the gallery by June 16.
Panels can be acrylic or oil. Please put your name and contact info on the back of the panel – or whatever work you are donating.
If you need us to mail you a canvas let us know – or if you plan to donate a small piece let us know as well. We’ll look forward to receiving it.
Thanks.
Bill Pope
Director, Zullo Gallery
For questions contact
Jeri Bergonzi 508-359-8025 jeribergonzi AT me.com
or the Zullo Gallery tel. 508.359.3711 email: art AT zullogallery.org
Paintings/artwork may also be dropped off at the gallery any weekend before the event – during regular gallery hours: 12-5 Saturday & Sunday
Tickets for the event: $75 dontion/per person can be purchased at the gallery, on line at the gallery web site zullogallery.org and next door at The Medfield Public Library
The Zullo Gallery Center For The Arts Charitable Trust is a non-profit charitable organization
IRS 501(c)3
If you’d like a receipt for your donation just let us know and we’ll mail you one.
The first international juried photography exhibition presented by Cotuit Center for the Arts, Cape Cod, MA
Juror: Rowland Scherman
Deadline for entries June 1, 2016
Gallery exhibition July 23 – August 28, 2016
Opening reception July 23 5-7pm
$5500 in cash prizes ($2500 grand prize and $1000 prize in each category to be announced at opening reception)
3 categories: People. Places. Things.
Professional and Amateur submissions accepted
$35 for 3 entries, $10 each additional entry
30 works to be hung in gallery
All work will be shown in digital gallery
There is a non-refundable submission fee of $35 for up to 3 digital images, and $10 for each additional image. There is no limit to the number of images you may enter.
If your work is accepted for the physical gallery:
•All work in the gallery exhibition will be shown in 16 x 20 black metal frames. Frames will be provided by Cotuit Center for the Arts
•You may send us a 16 x 20 print (your actual image may be reproduced in any size or shape as long as the actual print you submit is 16 x 20) or
•You may send us a print in your own 16 x 20 mat, and we will frame it for free
Full Details:
https://artsonthecape.org/experience-art/gallery/2016-open-juried-exhibits
DEADLINE:
June 15, 2016
EXHIBITION DATES:
September-October 2016
LOCATIONS:
Brickbottom Gallery, Nave Gallery Annex and Washington Street Art Center
JURIED BY:
Christopher James
The Somerville Toy Camera Festival seeks entries for its fourth annual celebration of toy and lo-fi photography.
Images of any subject matter, made with a “toy” camera – any low-tech, limited-control camera such as pinhole, Holga, Diana/Diana clones, Brownies, Anscos, disposable cameras – are eligible. This year we also welcome images made with digital holgas and certain hybrid devices, such as plastic cameras that have been modified to shoot plate film, or outfitted with modified shutters or digital chips. The key criteria are plastic lenses and a lack of reliable exposure control. Straight Polaroid-type images or images made with cell phones or digital cameras (other than digital Holga) will not be considered.
Deadline for submission: June 15, 2016
Photographers will be notified by: July 15, 2016
Work must be received by: August 27, 2016
All shows will open in September. Exact dates and related events to be determined. The final placement of work will be decided by the organizing committee. Accepted pieces should be delivered to the respective gallery ready to install. Artists are responsible for cost of shipping to and from the gallery.
Spring Bull Gallery – Newport RI
Artist Choice Juried Exhibition 2016
Exhibit Dates: June 4 – June 30, 2016
Juried for Entry & Awards – Cash & Ribbons
Artists may submit any medium, including 3 dimensional work, except for photography and computer generated artwork. No theme.
Maximum Size: 2-D works: 150 inches total circumference, including frame.
3-D works must not exceed 50 pounds weight and 150 inches total circumference.
Drop off Dates: Saturday, May 28, 2016 through Wednesday, June 1, 2016 12 – 4:30 pm daily.
Non-Selected Works Pick Up Dates: Friday, June 3 through Sunday, June 5, 12 – 4:30 pm daily.
Selected Works Pick Up Dates: Wednesday, June 30, 2016 through Sunday July 3, 2016 , 12 – 4:30 pm daily.
Fee: 1 Entry – $25
Commission: 30%
https://springbullgallery.com/archives/entries/artist-choice-juried-for-entry
This is a local meet-up which visits a variety of local spots to paint and critique. Here’s the details of their upcoming meeting.
June 6th, 2016, rain or shine
Destination: Wayside Inn, Sudbury MA
Time: Morning
Meet up @ 11:30 am, rain or shine, for lunch followed by a critique of the days work. There is plenty of parking with a lot to the back side of the Inn and one across the street from the Inn.
Where: Inside the Inn, Dining Hall
As always we meet at the Inn for the first and last gathering.
There are so many places to paint there so if you don’t know what the grounds have to offer please arrives early and have a walk around.
You may ask …How early…as early as you can make it. 8 am is a good time to arrive and will give you time to paint and deal with your gear. The morning and late afternoon light is the best.
I’m going to try to arrive around 7 am to paint a spot that has lovely light.
You can also Google the Inn to get a sense of the history and events they host. Plus some great pictures
Lunch is not mandatory but it’s a great way to connect with fellow painters.
If your planning to join us for lunch please let me know now, as I will need a head count for the hostess.
In case of rain bring your dry materials for sketching and meet up in the tavern. It’s a bit dark but very do able.
Also, there may be a call out from time to time for unscheduled plein air gatherings which may be happening at other days of the week.
Question/Comments ?
Kathleen Bryce
59 Fountain St
Framingham MA 01752
508 345 0681
kbryce at comcast.net
The Brush Gallery in Lowell, MA is holding its reception for their show TELLING AMERICA’S STORIES: 100 Years of the National Park Service this Sunday, June 5th, 2016 from 2-4pm. This show features artwork from around the US including locals from Massachusetts and New Hampshire as well as art in from Florida, Wisconsin, Indiana, New Mexico, and more. It was curated by a team including a National Park senior curator and a professor at RISD.
BVAA members Anne McNevin and Lisa Shea are both in this show – if I missed anyone else let us know!
Details:
Anne’s photo “Yosemite”
Lisa’s photo “Saguaro National Park, Tucson AZ”
On Sunday, June 5th, 2016, there’s an afternoon of horse and farm photography from 12-4pm in Saunderstown, Rhode Island. It’s part of an art-themed meetup group. If you live near the Rhode Island area and are interested in horses you might want to join up!
https://www.meetup.com/Artists-Hang-Out-Inspire/events/231502899/