Pyramid Atlantic is seeking out artists and artists collectives interested in month long shows in their gallery beginning August 1 of 2014.
The 16th Annual Juried Exhibition, American Art Today, is a prestigious exhibition that features 2D and 3D works of approximately 30 artists from across the nation.
Awards: $5,500 will be awarded at the discretion of the Juror. Best of Show-$1,600; 1st -$1,200; 2nd -$1,000; 3rd -$900; 4th -$800.
This year’s subject, “What is American Art?” will be answered by the juror Dr. William U. Eiland, Director of the Georgia Museum of Art, through the selected works. During his career, he has received several fellowships and distinguished service awards. He serves on several boards including the American Association of Museums. Eiland is the author of The Truth in Things: The Life and Career of Lamar Dodd.
Call Type: Exhibitions
Eligibility: National
City: Highlands
State: North Carolina
Fee: $35.00
Event Dates: 10/1/2016 – 12/11/2016
Entry Deadline: 7/31/16
On Wednesday July 6th the youth artists of the mural artist apprenticeship program, Art @ Work: Upton, led a community design presentation where they presented their ideas for murals and mosaics, heard community feedback and shared how they came up with their designs.
This summer, eight teams comprised of a lead artist, an artist intern, and ten youth apprentices enrolled in Youth Works will create public art projects along the Pennsylvania Avenue cultural corridor.
For their design presentations, each team presented a team name, project location, and design inspiration and proposals.
Check out the teams and some of their wonderful mural and mosaic design ideas!
Team 1 – ARTFUL JUSTICE
Youth Apprentices: Daisia Savage, Daria Young, Ishay Singletary, Qeyara Evans, Larnar Conway, Sam Fissell, Antoine James Maliyah Johnson, Asia Skinner
Master Artist: Gary Mullen
Artist Intern: McKinley Wallace III
Mural Site:
- Location: 1500 Pennsylvania Ave, Baltimore MD
- Business type: community market, farmers market
- History: “It’s a big deal. This is a historic market, and the improvements are fantastic,” said the mayor. The Avenue Market was originally built in 1951.
- It’s the heart of the Upton, the different colors of the building brings joy to the community.
Design Proposal:
Team 2 – ENVIRONMENTAL EAGLES 
Youth Apprentices: Najae Adams, Parrish Anderson, Martaja Baskerville, Tyrek Brown, Ariel Goldberg, Tykiera Lewis, Tykeria Owens, Malia Pinkney, Shydi Richardson-Griffin, Tailyn Robinson, Chad Taylor, Tionnebray Thompson
Master Artist: Iandry Randriamandroso
Artist Intern: Chauna Krauss
Murals Site:
- Eutaw-Marshburn Elementary is located at 1624 Eutaw Place.
- Today our the site has 2 functions: an elementary school & a recreation center
Design Proposal:
Team 3 – NO LIMIT
Youth Apprentices: Katelyn E, Shamarr E, Jaché H, Raquwon R, Cameron H, Marcellus H, Jazmine C, Kennedy T, Lance G
Master Artist: Julie Horton
Artist Intern: Amelia Carrol
Mural Site: Etting Park // 1200 WILSON STREET
Design Proposal:
Team 4 – PIECES OF A DREAM…
Youth Apprentices: Justin Price, Moenira Baker, Quincy Burton, Terence Purvis Jr., Noah Howard, Audacious Hopkins, Destinee Williams, Sonarda Glenn, Kierra Ledbetter, Sierra Barns, Danae Bell
Master Artist: Herb Massie
Mosaic Site:
- 1900 block of Division St.
- Our inspiration as a team was to beautify the neighborhood one house at a time showing hope, peace and that anything can be renewed. We want to take pride in our work and our hope of making new life.
Design Proposal:
Team 5 – YOUNG, GIFTED, & BLACK
Youth Apprentices: Daryl Chatman Jr., Ruthvin Elbourne III, Jordan Miller Mack, Dejai Padgett, Sha-Shonna Rogers, Rodregues Ross, Cameron Wiley, Chyna Williams, Jariya Wimbley
Master Artist: Mike Thomas
Artist Intern: Alexis Dixon
Mural/ Mosaic Site:
- Location: Upton Avenue Market
- Function: community market
- Business type: variety of shops and businesses including chicken places, Chinese food places, healthy smoothie shops, and check cashing places.
Design inspiration:
Team 6 – MELANIN
Youth Apprentices: Asia C, Donna L, Kaliyah D, Rickeira R, Kaiylah P, Malachi P, Deshawn R, Mya D
Master Artist: Ernest Shaw
Artist Intern: Hee Jun Ahn
Mural Site:
- Crazy Mart – 1705 Pennsylvania Ave, Baltimore, MD 21217
- We propose to portray a number of historic African Americans in addition to patrons and residents along the Pennsylvania Avenue corridor.
Design Proposal:
Team 7 – UPTON 12
Youth Apprentices: Asantewa Augustus-El, Antonio Beads Jr, Travon Burton, Katia Crawford, Kayla Harvey, Akia Jones, Leah McCollum, Diamondnae’ Richardson, William Walker
Master Artist: Ignacio Marino Larrique
Artist Interns: Tariq Sabur , Simon Jackson-forsberg
Mural Site:
- Both sides of the storefronts on the 1800 Block of Pennsylvania.
- These stores include: Penn Mart, Cricket – Appliance R US – Mel’s Liquors – Lucky Shop – Vacant storefronts – Urban Jewelers – Panda Carry Out – Sissy’s Seafood – Lafayette Market – Discount Store
- Design elements are inspired by the businesses that line the block and by the block itself.
Design Proposal:
Team 8
Youth Apprentices: James Bagley Jr, Corzeck Carlton Jr, Roshay Gaskins, Autumn Huges, Kevin Johnson, Tracy Tafts Jr, Antione Williams , Avery Williams, Arjene Wilson, Kenneth Clemons
Master Artist: Megan Lewis
Mural Site:
- Shake & Bake Family Fun Center on 1601 Pennsylvania Ave, Baltimore, MD 21217
- Local activity venue offering a roller skating rink, 32-lane bowling alley & video game arcade. Plays a large role in the community.
Design Proposal
The projects will be completed by the programs end on Friday July 29th, and the final products can be seen and celebrated by trolley tour that night at Shake & Bake from 6-9pm!
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Artists as Educators 2-Day Workshop August 5th & 6th, 2016
Join Arts Every Day in collaboration with The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for a 2-day workshop geared towards artists and teaching artists interested in working in schools and after-school settings with young people. Workshop will be held at The Motor House, 120 W North Avenue, Baltimore, MD Registration fee: $40 (includes breakfast and lunch on both days)
Workshop Details:
August 5th from 8:30AM – 5:00 PM Laying the Foundation: Defining Arts Integration This Seminar examines a comprehensive definition for arts integration, principles for how students learn, and how the philosophy and practice of arts integration is supported by current theories about learning. Leave with a shared definition and practice of how to incorporate your art form with school day and other curriculum.
August 6th from 8:30AM – 5:00PM Anatomy of a Lesson: Designing InstructionThis session examines the impact of lesson design on teaching effectiveness and student learning. Participants identify the components of effective lessons, see them reflected in a lesson template, and apply their new understandings to plans for their own teaching. Through participation in an example lesson, lively discussions, activities and presentations, participants examine the steps of their own instruction to plan ways to better facilitate student learning. A binder full of valuable resource materials, which documents and extends the Seminar content, is provided. Breakfast and Lunch will be provided both days. On August 5th, meals will be combined with Baltimore City Schools teachers providing an opportunity to meet teachers to develop potential partnerships. Attendance all day for both sessions is required.
Registration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/artists-as-educators-2-day-workshop-facilitated-by-the-kennedy-center-tickets-25976605727?mc_eid=8a91d3b8ba&mc_cid=b4d038c421
The City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture administers competitions to select artists to create artwork for selected capital improvement projects. When available, notices about these competitions will be posted to this web page and advertised in the media.
Pure Water North City Public Art Project
Art Budget: Approximately $975,000
Eligibility: Any artist or artist team authorized to work in the U.S.
Non-mandatory Pre-submittal Meeting: Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at 9:00 AM PST at Executive Complex, 14th Floor Large Conference Room, 1010 Second Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101
Application Due Date: Thursday, July 28, 2016, 4:00 PM PST
The City of San Diego is seeking applications from interested qualified artists to provide public art services for the Pure Water North City Public Art Project. An artist or artist team is sought to design, fabricate and transport permanent, site-specific artwork for North City Advanced Water Purification Facility and consult during installation of artwork at the site by the City.
Full RFQ: The Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the public art project may be downloaded from the following PlanetBids website:http://www.planetbids.com/portal/portal.cfm?companyID=17950(link is external). When you arrive at the PlanetBids website, click “Bid Opportunities” to find the Pure Water North City Public Art Project opportunity.
Artists that have not previously registered through the City of San Diego for PlanetBids must register prior to downloading the RFQ. It is also important to download the documents to become an official RFQ holder. You must be a registered RFQ holder to receive addenda.
To register on PlanetBids:
- Read the Vendor Registration instructions carefully.
- Create a user name and password.
- Have your federal tax ID # or your SSN available.
- Select your Business Category: 96104 Artists (including Digital Artists).
- Receive an email from PlanetBids confirming successful registration.
When public art opportunities associated with capital improvement projects are published, registered artists will be notified and provided instructions on how to download the documentation. For assistance with registration, phone or email John Mendivil at 619-533-3638 or jmendivil@sandiego.gov.
The population of Prince George’s County ebbs and flows like the rivers that flow along and through its boundaries. Due to educational aspirations, military service, and/or familial obligations, citizens of Prince George’s County often find themselves filled with nostalgic memories of being at home or excited to be returning to a place “filled with love and affection.” Artists featured in Home, Again focus on innovation (new materials and techniques or new twists on traditional styles), process, and transformation. We are asking artists to submit works that embody the constant spirit of innovation and reinvention.
Deadline to Apply: August 4, 2016
Artist Notification: August 15-17
Exhibition Runs: September 9- October 30
For more information and to apply: http://files.ctctcdn.com/949a9f9c001/dd3e9270-70b5-44b3-beeb-427291a3ab2f.pdf?ver=1467904398000
The concept for the Best of the West show is to draw attention to the creative strength of Western Maryland artists. This collaborative effort of the Frederick, Washington, Allegany and Garrett county arts councils will pull together a traveling exhibition featuring examples of the creative work being done in their respective counties. The focus of the first Best of the West show will be three-dimensional artwork.
Call Type: Competitions
Eligibility: Regional
City: Cumberland, Frederick
State: Maryland
Fee: $20.00
Entry Deadline: 7/30/16