Submission

The Klondike Institute for Arts and Culture has an open general call for exhibitions.

2024/25 Submissions deadline: February 15, 2023.

AX is seeking applications for the AX National Emerging Artists Ceramics Exhibition 2023.

Please submit your application by April 21, 2023. This exhibition is for emerging artists working in all clay/ceramics.

Emerging ceramists around the country are invited to make a submission to a jury of respected professional ceramists who will select 20 artists to take part in the exhibition. The exhibition and selection process will offer up-and-coming artists an opportunity to have their work recognized and promoted in a juried exhibition.

In selecting the 20 artists, the jurors will choose work that has significant impact and depth of meaning, pushes boundaries, and creates a conversation.

We will notify successful artists by May 1, 2023, and artists must deliver work to AX no later than June 1, 2023. Artists are responsible for the shipping arrangements (both ways), with AX reimbursing the costs up to $600.

AX will pay artist fees to the 20 selected artists. Fees will be based on national Canadian Artists’ Representation/Le Front des artistes canadiens (CARFAC) standards.

The jury will also select submissions to receive an additional cash prize.

Full details here.

Application for Performance Artists is open until February 28th 2023 @11:59PM

Includes: Stage show; Frisky Future: Burlesque Performer; Aerial Arts; Pole Arts; Fire Performance; Flow Arts; Go Go Dance / Freestyle Dance; Character Troop / Character Work; Other

Application for Visual Artists is open until February 28th 2023 @11:59PM

Includes: Live Painting; Gallery; Live Digital Art

Details on how to apply are here.

All ceramic artists, both US and international, who have been actively pursuing a career in ceramics for 10 years or less are invited to apply to the Ceramics Monthly Emerging Artist competition.

Selected artists will have their work published in the May 2023 issue of the magazine.

To be considered for the Emerging Artist competition, please submit the following materials via Submittable by February 10, 2023:

1. Up to five high-resolution (300 ppi) digital images that are at least 2500 pixels in the largest dimension (or at least 5×7 inches in print size at 300 dpi)
2. Complete caption information for each image including materials, processes used, firing temperature, dimensions, and date completed
3. Contact information (including email and current mailing address)
4. Current artist statement and résumé saved as a PDF, Word, or .txt document.

Details here.

The call for entry for our 2023 Open International Online Juried Exhibition is now open! This exhibition will be displayed on the SCA website from April 1 to June 15, 2023.  We are looking forward to seeing an outstanding collection of art from around the world.

All the call information is below. Please read the Entry Terms & Conditions carefully before proceeding with your submission. If you have any questions please contact our Exhibitions chair, Nancy Overbury, at exhibitions@societyofcanadianartists.com

Full details can be found here.

Black Lives Matter New Brunswick (BLMNB) and the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD) are teaming up to launch a new permanent collection for the BLM offices based in Saint John. Together, we invite Black visual artists who are post-secondary students or alumni from across the province to submit works on the theme of Resistance – Affirmation – Knowledge. Pieces selected from this call will form the new permanent collection of the Black Lives Matter New Brunswick organization.

Inspired spaces fuel inspired action. When surrounded by works of art made by, for, and with your community, the impact can be transformative. By shifting blank walls into galleries that reflect shared experiences and shared passions, folks who enter this space feel welcomed, engaged, challenged and energized. This is the aim of the project: to honour the work that is done, the people who do it, and the change it makes for our collective past, present, and future. Share your vision of “Resistance – Affirmation – Knowledge” for an exhibition that will tour the province before its final long-term display at the Black Lives Matter New Brunswick office in Saint John.

Those interested must submit their work by January 23, 2023. Selected works must be packaged safely for shipping and delivered by February 1, 2023. Any specialty hardware or stands required for installation must be shipped to NBCCD – Fredericton campus or BLM New Brunswick – Saint John office as well.

Full details for how to apply are here.

Call for Submissions for the AX National Emerging Artists Ceramics Exhibition 2023: Plasticity

AX is seeking applications for the AX National Emerging Artists Ceramics Exhibition 2023: Plasticity. Please submit your application by February 21, 2023. This exhibition is for emerging artists working in all clay/ceramics.

Emerging ceramists around the country are invited to make a submission to a jury of respected professional ceramists who will select 20 artists to take part in the exhibition. The exhibition and selection process will offer up-and-coming artists an opportunity to have their work recognized and promoted in a juried exhibition.

In selecting the 20 artists, the jurors will choose work that has significant impact and depth of meaning, pushes boundaries, and creates a conversation.

We will notify successful artists by March 2, 2023, and artists must deliver work to AX no later than April 2, 2023. Artists are responsible for the shipping arrangements (both ways), with AX reimbursing the costs up to $600.

AX will pay artist fees to the 20 selected artists. Fees will be based on national Canadian Artists’ Representation/Le Front des artistes canadiens (CARFAC) standards.

The jury will also select submissions to receive an additional cash prize.

Full details here.

Want to submit your work to be juried in?

Become a Juried Member of Craft NB!

Our next jurying session will be happening in early 2023.

The drop-off deadline for this session will be January 30th, 2023 at 12pm. Please feel free to contact Emily at communications@craftnb.ca with any questions you may have, or to arrange for drop-off! Please note that our in-office hours may change from week-to-week so setting up a time for drop-off is necessary.

For more information about what is required for your work to be juried, please see Jury Review & Standards!

Details here.

Upcoming: an open call for our Summer 2023 issue. Visual Arts News is curious to hear from writers, artists and critics in order to expand, respond and deepen conversations inspired by the artistic vision of emerging and established artists who are pushing the boundaries of art and culture in the Atlantic.  For our open call, we are seeking pitches for features, profiles and exhibition reviews, and prioritize work that pushes back against white supremacy and colonialism because we are committed to supporting anti-oppression, anti-racism, Indigenous sovereignty, Black liberation, and sexual and gender diversity.

Pitch deadline: January 15, 2023

Draft deadline: February 25, 2023

Release date: June 1, 2023

Pitches should be submitted by email to editor@visualarts.ns.ca

Details here.

Music•Musique NB, in collaboration with the Charlotte Street Art Centre (Fredericton) and Haven Music Hall (Saint John), is organizing activities around International Women’s Day 2023.

We are looking for local performers who identify as female and would like to perform in one of the three cities (Fredericton, Moncton and Saint John) on March 4th.

Applications are open until January 26th and selected artists will be contacted in early February.

START Gallery is Mount Allison’s student-run space at 7 Lorne St. in the Mi’kmaki region. START organizes juried exhibitions of MTA student art. They will be programming five, 2-week exhibitions from January to April 2023, with our first show expected to open January 24th.

There will be TWO deadlines for submissions:
Early Bird Deadline: December 20th, 2022
Final Deadline: January 9th, 2023

All submissions are due before the winter semester begins!

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Exhibition proposals must include:
-Contact information: names/prounouns/email/phone number
-Title and Description: What are you proposing to show? How many works? What mediums? How will they be presented?
-A brief artists statement
-Installation Requirements
-Minimum 5 images of work you are proposing to show (.jpeg or .png, between 1-5MB, minimum 1200 pixels wide)
-An image list with file number, title, medium, dimensions, and year of creation for each of your images

Please send written components as a PDF document and the image files as attachments to mtastartgallery@gmail.com

If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out through DM or by email!

The Fredericton Music Festival is a registered, charitable, non-profit organization.  It is organized and conducted solely by volunteers.

The Objectives of the Fredericton Music Festival are:

• To conduct an adjudicated music festival annually for both competitive and non-competitive classes, primarily for youth.
• To promote the knowledge, study, and appreciation of music in the City of Fredericton and surrounding areas.
• To encourage amateur musicians and composers.
• To recognize merit through concerts, awards, scholarships and prizes.

Registration opens January 1.

Register here.