The Brentwood Arts Exchange All-Screened Video Fest is an open-call feature of short film and video work by regional filmmakers. Presented to the public in a social and appreciative atmosphere, the one-day festival is a showcase of known and unknown talent alike. We welcome work in all genres, from narrative, to experimental, to documentary, to anything else. One artist/filmmaker will be awarded Best in Festival with a $300 prize.
The Deadline to apply is January 20th at 5pm
Apply HERE.
Stormy Weather
Maryland Art Federation
Deadline: 01/05/15
Stormy Weather is Maryland Federation of Art’s 2nd annual open juried exhibition of artwork depicting the sights, sounds, colors, impact, and anticipation of weather. Original 2D artwork in any form is eligible for entry.
Entry deadline is January 5, 2016. This exhibition will take place at the Annapolis Maritime Museum from March 17-May 1, 2016. Juror is Nora Sturges, Area Head of Painting and Drawing at Towson University.
For more information and to enter, go to http://mdfedart.com/portfolio/58/.
New American Paintings South Competition
Deadline: 12/31/15
Eligible Artists: Artists residing in states: AL, AR, DC, FL, GA, KY, LA, MD, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, WV
Juror: Emily Stamey, Curator of Exhibitions, Weatherspoon Art Museum. Click here to learn more about the juror.
To apply online you will need to prepare four jpegs of your work (no larger than 1200 pixels at their greatest dimension) and a credit card for the entry fee of $50*.
All styles and media are welcome, as long as the work is singular and two-dimensional. Click here to register and submit your entries to the South Competition**:
Application can be found here.
Jubilee Arts is hiring a part-time community arts program coordinator. Full job description attached.
Job Title: Community Arts Program Coordinator – Part time, 25 hours per week, $14/hour
The Grit Fund, administered by The Contemporary, provides grants in amounts between $1,000–$6,000, totaling $50,000 annually. The fund supports unincorporated and collaborative artist-organized activity that contributes significantly to Baltimore’s arts landscape but seldom qualifies for traditional funding. Established with generous support from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the Grit Fund expands Warhol’s Regional Regranting Program to the Mid-Atlantic, encouraging projects that generate opportunities and create platforms for artists to engage with each other and with the public. Funded activities could include but are not limited to: exhibitions, publications, public events, public art, film screenings, the ongoing work of an existing arts venue or collective, and the founding of a new arts venue or collective. To apply, or for more information, please visit gritfund.org.
