Tag: calls for artists

Plein Air & Alla Prima Juried Show (deadline is September 22, 2023)

In The Gallery: Oct 5 – 26. Online viewing: Oct 6 – Dec 7. Plein Air painting and Alla Prima painting capture the essence of a scene, the attitude of a landscape, or the character of a moment. Most often completed in a single sitting, these works feature lively and impressionistic views, bold gestures, and impromptu mark-making. For the Plein Air and Alla Prima Showcase, we’re looking for works that characterize these techniques and capture the fleeting moment. Learn more and register >>

Grant Writing -Nuts and Bolts of Managing Grants (September 7, 2023)

Tualatin Valley Creates (TVC) offers workshops as a way for artists to connect while learning about important and interesting topics. Fee: $20 non-refundable registration. Learn more and register >>

Arts3C Grant Program (deadline is September 20, 2023)

Funds are available to support artistic output, such as projects, programming, or presentations, or internal capacity, such as operations, personal or professional development, or business investment. You will clearly explain what you need grant funding to support and then make the case for how it will impact both you and the community. Learn more and apply

36th Annual Wrestling Team Holiday Bazaar (November 11-12, 2023)

Saturday, November 11th & Sunday, November 12th, 2023 Oregon City High School (Commons and Gym), 19761 S. Beavercreek Road, Oregon City, OR 97045. Sale Hours are: Saturday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Sunday 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Set up time will start at 7:00 AM on Saturday, November 11th. If you have any questions, email:  brehays@gmail.com Breanna McKay cell # 503-853-4433. Learn more and apply

Holiday Show & Sell 2023 (deadline is September 29, 2023)

The Holiday Show & Sell is an annual event transforming the Main Gallery into a festive Arts Marketplace. Artists have the chance to display and sell their artworks creatively. Their 30% commission makes it possible for The Arts Center to coordinate and market the event. Marketing is done through our 4000 subscribers monthly E-newsletter, through social media online, and with posters at key locations around town. Learn more and apply

Bead and Creative Arts Festival (deadline extended to August 15, 2023)

Our new location is the Milwaukie Community Center at 5400 SE Kellogg Creek Drive, Milwaukie, OR. 97222. We think that the vendors and our loyal attendees who come to buy all the lovely creations, beads, supplies, and clothing will really like our new venue. Learn more and apply

Sculpture Showcase (deadline is July 21, 2023)

The Oregon Society of Artists and PNWS are pleased to present a juried show dedicated entirely to contemporary sculpture. The exhibit will feature a wide range of mediums, including but not limited to: wood, stone, ceramic, glass, metal, fiber, and electronics. Both free-standing and wall pieces are encouraged. Learn more and apply

Oregon City Public Restroom Art/Graphic Design (deadline is August 6, 2023)

The City of Oregon City Public Works Department is seeking design proposals from artists or artist teams for art to be displayed on a Public Restroom that will be installed in Downtown Oregon City. The artist or artist team chosen will create final designs to be scanned, printed and installed on the exterior of the Restroom as described below. Final designs need to be submitted in digital format with no less than 300 dpi pixel saturation. Learn more and apply

Heroes and Villains: 16th Annual Juried Show (deadline is June 30, 2023)

The Columbia City Gallery is pleased to announce a Call for Entries for its 16th Annual Juried Exhibit. Jurors for the exhibit are Inye Wokoma, artist, filmmaker, journalist, and co-founder of Wa Na Wari; Hanako O’Leary, Artist; and Tommy Gregory, artist/curator, Senior Art Program Manager for Public Art/Port of Seattle. Learn more and apply

2023 Around Oregon Biennial (deadline is May 22, 2023)

This event is a chance for people in the Mid-Willamette Valley to experience artworks by contemporary artists living in all parts of Oregon. The exhibition recognizes the quality and diversity in the creative expression of artists. The purpose of the exhibit is to show working artists from many backgrounds and origins and bring emerging and established artists together. Learn more and apply