These pieces will make up a new component of the gallery entitled “The Wall,” where several pieces of similar sizes will compose an aesthetic display that highlights the beauty and diversity within our artistic community.
Size: 16″x16″ maximum
Price Range: $1000 and under
Artists will receive 50% commission for works sold.
There is a new blog covering arts and culture in Baltimore!
Brine is a Johns Hopkins University student run arts and culture blog based in Baltimore. This publication was founded through a Mellon Arts Innovation Grant and a partnership with BmoreArt. Brine Senior Editors are Cara Ober and Jack Livingston of BmoreArt.
Brine features the writing of Alexandra Barbera, Daniel Contaldo, Dylan Hans, Malka Herman, Evelyn Feeney, Ingrid Ma, Sophie Mancini, Emily Menken, Ben Pierce, Maddy Scharff, Elizabeth Sherwood, Cole Spivak, Madeline Wheeler, and Julianne Wilson.
Call for Entries
65th Annual Art of the Northeast Exhibition
Silvermine Arts Center
Show Dates: June 6 – July 26, 2015
Co-Curators:
Michelle Grabner, co-founder of The Suburban & the Poor Farm and most recently co-curator of the 2014 Whitney Biennial and Brad Killiam, co-founder of The Suburban & the Poor Farm.
Open to All Media
Artists must reside in CT, DE, MA, MD (D.C.), ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, or VT
Awards:
Best in Show: $3,000 prize and a solo exhibition at Silvermine Arts Center.
The jurors have, at their discretion, an additional $4,000+ in cash awards.
Application Instructions:
To enter, complete the Art of the Northeast entry form on Slideroom – https://silvermineart.slideroom.com
Entry fee is a flat $45 for up to 10 entries. To be considered for the Best in Show Prize, artists are required to enter a minimum of three works. Please do not include additional information, such as bios, resumes, etc. in your entry submission.
Deadline: Friday, April 24, 2015
Prospectus Available: http://www.silvermineart.org/art/call-for-entries.php
Taking place in the Baltimore Region in fall 2015, the New Day Campaign is an arts-based initiative to challenge stigma associated with behavioral health conditions. Multiple exhibitions and events illuminate stories promoting compassion, empathy, and understanding—all with the vision of making the world a more healing place.
On Thursday, March 19, 6:15-7:30pm, Brunn Studios will be holding an Information Session on the New Day Campaign. At this gathering – primarily aimed at the arts and cultural communities – we will share three important ways to become involved: 1) we will announce an “open call” submission process for artists, writers, and performers to submit pieces and proposals to become part of the New Day Campaign, with a deadline in early June, 2015; 2) we will describe how those who lead or teach art workshops or classes might take on New Day Campaign related themes, with the results submitted for consideration to be included; and 3) we will describe how through your own programming you can become an “affiliate” of the New Day Campaign, receiving promotion from our campaign efforts. The meeting takes place at BOPA’s offices at 10 East Baltimore St., Baltimore, MD 21224. RSVP to peter@bruunstudios.com is not required, but preferred.
The Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts is seeking interested chalk/street artists and/or artist teams to submit proposals for an Artscape 3D chalk art project. Final project must be a maximum 15’ X 15’ and the subject matter must be water-themed, as “Water” is the theme for Artscape this year. The chosen artwork must be created on the Artscape site in two days and be available for photo opportunities during the weekend of Artscape, July 17 – 19, 2015. Please submit 10 examples of previous work and your costs.
Artscape is America’s largest free arts festival, attracting 400,000+ attendees over three days. Artscape features 150+ fine artists, fashion designers and craftspeople; visual art exhibits on and off-site, including exhibitions, outdoor sculpture, art cars, photography and the Janet & Walter Sondheim Prize; incredible live concerts on outdoor stages; a full schedule of performing arts including dance, opera, theater, film, experimental music and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra; family events such as hands-on projects, demonstrations, competitions, children’s entertainers and street theater; and a delicious, international menu of food and beverages that is available throughout the festival site.
Submissions due by Friday, April 3, 2015.
Apply HERE.
Proposals accepted on rolling basis until Mar. 27th.
Presented by Deep Vision Dance Company, the 4th annual AKIMBO Festival is a site-specific dance and movement art festival in Station North Arts & Entertainment District, Baltimore City, MD. AKIMBO is looking for artists to dream big, to propose ideas never seen before at AKIMBO, and to question the definitions of dance and movement art. AKIMBO is encouraging interdisciplinary projects, proposals that take artistic risks, and ideas that focus on a strong artistic vision/voice from the company or artist. For more information go to: www.AkimboBaltimore.com.
Who we are looking for:
● Dancers & Choreographers
● Theater Artists
● Performance / Movement Artists
● Musicians, Visual Artists, and Literary Artists
that collaborate with movers or have a movement focus to their work.
What we are looking for:
● MOVEMENT Based Projects
● Original and Innovative Work
● Projects with a strong artistic voice and vision
More info is all on our website: www.AkimboBaltimore.
“How Do I AKIMBO?” Informational Sessions
Mar. 8th, 1pm-1:30pm (following Liz Lerman workshop)
Single Carrot Theatre, 2600 N. Howard St., Baltimore, MD 21218
Mar. 14th, 2pm-4pm (drop in anytime)
Red Emma’s, 30 West North Ave. 21201
Drop in, discover, learn, and ask questions about what it means to be part of AKIMBO.
Free Liz Lerman Workshop: Site-Specific Art Making
Mar. 8th, 10am-1pm
Single Carrot Theatre, 2600 N. Howard St., Baltimore, MD 21218
Facilitated by Liz Lerman, a FREE workshop on site-specific art making and collaboration. Workshop prepares individuals for creating art for AKIMBO Dance Festival in Station North Arts & Entertainment District and enables artists to make connections for future collaborations. Workshop is optional for AKIMBO applicants but encouraged. RSVP to akimbobaltimore@gmail.com. Space is limited. More info at: www.AkimboBaltimore.com.
Pulse is a consistent outlet for creating new performance work and connecting with fellow performers and an ongoing opportunity for audiences to experience and participate in the development of these works.In addition to these salons, more curated performance events occur throughout the year. Events are hosted at EMP Collective and throughout Baltimore.
Submit a short performance proposal here!