The Arts Council created the Fine Arts Festival in 1980 to provide incentive for local artists to improve their technique and a place to showcase and sell their artwork. The festival has since grown into a major exhibit featuring artwork by artists from all over the country. The event also includes an art competition where the entries are judged and cash prizes and ribbons are awarded.
The Tarboro Development Corporation (TDC), an affiliate of the North Carolina Main Street Program, is currently accepting designs for a logo. The logo, which will represent the corporation as a whole, will be used on marketing and promotional material including TDC’s website, social media, downtown brochures, and materials promoting events organized by the corporation such as the Summer Music Series, Hometown Homecoming, New Year’s Ball Drop, and Spring Fling.
Plein air event with exhibition following. Open to all mediums.
Combined Talents is an annual, juried competition organized by the Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts and juried by a prominent curator or artist. The competition is open to artists 18 years of age or over residing in the United States, and all media are eligible for consideration. There is a First Prize Award of $1,000, a Second Prize Award of $500, and a digital catalog is produced.
In the latest issue of Murze we have launched artist calls that focus on artists response to the political sphere and Climate Change, it seems fitting that Social Art or community lead art should follow these topics.
To roll in the summer, in style we are looking for artists and photographers who's work breaths colour and imagination. We are asking artists to submit a portfolio of up to six images that reflects the spirt and celebration that summer, love and colour bring.
Public Works is a community-wide art exhibit sponsored by the Fayetteville Public Works Commission. This is an opportunity for ALL ARTISTS to have their work exhibited from May 24 through June 22 at the Arts Council. Who's Eligible: YOU ARE, if you live in Bladen, Cumberland, Harnett, Hoke, Lee, Montgomery, Moore, Richmond, Robeson, Sampson, and Scotland Counties, Fort Bragg or Pope Field.
The CPCC Art Gallery provides an opportunity for artists to exhibit their paintings, photographs, prints, sculpture, ceramics, and other work on the CPCC Campus and to the Charlotte community.
Founded in 1976, Touchstone Gallery, located in a modern street-level space in downtown Washington, DC is seeking entries for "America Is ..." a National Juried Show scheduled for August 2 - 29, 2019. Artists are asked to submit artwork that will Explore, Ask and Answer: What is America today?
Paint a piano at Cameron Village to support CMS Raleigh. Includes stipend & materials allowance.
The North Carolina Arts Council is a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, a state agency.
Susi H. Hamilton, Secretary; Roy Cooper, Governor
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