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September 26, 2023

 


Here's to Autumn!!









Get it started with Balkun Brothers' rock and roll!



Tickets here:














I am honored to be included in this exhibition 
(and have been awarded First Place!), 
please join me on Zoom Oct. 5th 
for art & conversation.

Go to the Arborescent page on our website where you can select a session and register:



Alex Ferrone Gallery


Contemporary fine art.


Exposure to Trees and Our Health


Excerpts from the NYSDEC:


"Research shows that being in forests and among trees has real, quantifiable health benefits, both mentally and physically. It is said that even five minutes around trees may improve health. Think of it as a prescription with no negative side effects that's also free.


Here is a partial list of health benefits from being exposed to forests and trees:

  • boosts the immune system
  • lowers blood pressure
  • reduces stress
  • improves mood
  • increases ability to focus
  • increases energy level"


Well, we think the same holds true for an art exhibition about trees - and yes, it is also FREE!

So, please stop in the Gallery for a few minutes to enjoy our Arborescent Exhibition and feel the health benefits of the trees!



Recently sold:

Randee Daddona,

Snow Wonder

Beth Atkinson,

Angel

Linda Pasca,

Spiritual Awakening

Click for the Arborescent Exhibition Page

Now extended through October.

























Clare Gallery's

20th Anniversary Exhibition

September 7–October 15, 2023

For 20 years, the Gallery has been promoting the arts and hosting exhibits that educate and inform all who enter our facility! To salute this momentous milestone, we will curate the 20th Anniversary Exhibition celebrating 20 of our past artists. We have chosen them from our three themes emphasizing world religions, interfaith themes, and social justice issues either on a global or local level.


The exhibition includes the following artists: Adeebah Alnemar; Stephen Balkun; Janet Bristow; Kathleen Butler; Diane Cadrain; Br. Octavio Duran, OFM; Jeff Feldmann; John Fisher; Susan Kapusinski Gaylord; Ann Grasso; Sr. Marion Honors, CSJ; Calla Kremidas; Br. Robert Lentz, OFM; Carole Kunstadt; Edjohnetta Miller; Janet Mullen, SNDdeN; Fr. John Murphy, OFM; Nan Runde; Susan Spaniol; and Nancy Wynn.

Carole Kunstadt

Sacred Poem XX

2006

Susan Spaniol

Striatum

2009

Visit our Past Exhibitions to view 20 years of work!

Join us for the "20th Year Anniversary Evening of Celebration"

Saturday, September 30, from 4–7:30 p.m.

Enjoy an appetizer, a glass of wine, as you listen to some music, take a chance on the raffle of twenty-two original small works, and view the beautiful work in the exhibition. The evening is complete at 7:30 p.m. You may join the celebration at any time, but you must register. The celebration includes:

  • 4 p.m. Mass in the Church
  • 5 p.m. Steve Balkun, master woodcarver, discusses the sculptures he created for the Church
  • 6 p.m. Musical concert by members of our parish music ministry led by Director of Music Ministries, Dr. Gabriel Löfvall
  • 7 p.m. Raffle of twenty-two small works curated from the many artists who have graced our walls
Register for the Evening Celebration

If interested in attending this celebration, the Gallery would like everyone to register. Tickets are $20, as a suggested donation, per person. This event is a major fundraiser for the Clare Gallery. All funds raised will support this ministry for many years. We appreciate your participation and generosity. Once you register, you will receive an email with a link to conveniently make your donation based on the number of attendees. You will then receive an email receipt with your charitable donation.


       

















JOIN the FUN

Saturday, September 30, 6-8 PM

Have you ever wondered how

artists do what they do?

Come to Arts in Action and see in-person scores of professional artists practicing their craft in studio. Enjoy a delicious sampler of great drinks, food and music, too.


Learn more!




















Now on View

Stephanie Lanter, Invocation

Nor'Easter: The 53rd Annual Juried Members Exhibition
Now - October 8, 2023

This is the NBMAA’s opportunity to showcase contemporary visual arts from the region. This prominent show highlights the exceptional work of emerging artists in all media. This year’s juror is Fritz Horstman; Fritz is a curator, educator, and artist based on Bethany, CT, where he is also Education Director at the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation.

We are also celebrating the opening of a community installation of artwork from CCARC this Saturday. Learn more.























YING YE: “SLOW BURN” in the NICHE & PEGASUS GALLERY. 

September 27 – October 31. 

Opening Reception on Thursday September 28th, 4:30-6:30 at Pegasus Gallery.


Ying Ye’s interdisciplinary visual, installation and performance artworks prob the socio/political relationships of food, labor, family, and the body.  Her projects examine cultural identity, intergeneration trauma, Asian or Asian American experience, and systematic oppression. 

 

Pegasus Gallery is located within the library on the first floor of Chapman Hall 

Hours: Monday-Thursday: 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.; Friday: 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.  

The Niche is in Founders Hall across from the Registrar’s Office 

Hours: Monday through Thursday 7:30 a.m.–5 p.m.; Fridays 8 a.m.–4 p.m.  

 

https://mxcc.edu/art-exhibits/ 

CT State Community College – Middlesex 

100 Training Hill Road 

Middletown, CT 06457 




















 

2023 Illuminations Auction is LIVE!

View or Bid on Auction Items

Ready, set, BID . . . Our on-line auction for Illuminations is now LIVE! Bid on unique cultural, culinary and travel experiences. Target your generosity to specific I-Park needs and projects through Fund-A-Need or sponsor a trail. 

We'd love to see all our old friends and new ones this Saturday, September 30 at 6 pm. Tickets are going fast and will only be available until midnight on Tuesday, September 26.  Join us for an evening of art, music, nature, dancing, burning, merriment – and giving!






















 

A CAW Encore at New Haven's Night Market

Look for CAW’s tent and table at the next downtown Night Market, Friday, September 29th (location to be determined). We’ll be alongside our favorite not-for-profit organizations, celebrating the arts with demonstrations and course registration materials.








































Now - October 1, 2023



"The Orlando Project"

Kathryn Geismar



“Visual Diaries:

Bromfield Artists Show Their Books"


"The Orlando Project"

Kathryn Geismar



Orlando had become a woman – there is no denying it. But in every other respect, Orlando remained precisely as he had been. The change of sex, though it altered their future, did nothing whatever to alter their identity.”

 

Virginia Woolf, Orlando

 

Virginia Woolf’s book, Orlando, presents the first genderqueer protagonist that I know of in modern Western literature. The book is a humorously gilded argument for identity formation without the impingement of societal norms or expectations. Orlando begins the book as a male, and then transitions to female in an organic unfolding of self-discovery. The Orlando Project provided me the opportunity to view my own child’s identity development with an eye to their unfolding gender expression, free from the constraints of my expectations and guided by my love for the person themself.


450 Harrison Ave.
Boston, MA 02118
(617) 451-3605

Hours: Wed - Sun, 12-5



“Visual Diaries:

Bromfield Artists Show

Their Books"



Artists Books by ten Bromfield Gallery artists, whether a series of images in a book structure, a sculptural format or a daily record of life.


Laurie Alpert

Barb Cone

Betsyann Duval

Susan Morrison-Dyke

Carla Munsat

Vivian Pratt

Cynthia Roberts

Alexandra Sheldon

Julia Talcott

Nina Wishnok



















Chorus of Life

SINGING • RAPPING • POETRY

Wednesday, October 4 • 7 - 11 PM


Darian Gonzalez presents an evening of singing, rap, poetry, and performances at the Chords of Life with a special performance by TheGurlzNextDoor who recently performed at the 2023 Northampton Pride.


Artists showcase lineup include:  Alexandra Michelle, Des December, Glizdondada, Henney, JMoney, Jozi, Mishie Serrano, Phoenix Rios, RAIG, and Unique.


Darian Gonzalez said, “I'm aware that there's so much talent in Massachusetts that doesn't get to be shown to the public due to lack of opportunities. I'm doing this event to provide a space for people to come together to experience and take part in the showcasing of the local talent.”


Tickets: $10 | Ages 16+

This is Pay It Forward Project

CELEBRATE & JOIN IN






















Ying Ye to Give an Artist Talk and Performance at

Real Art Ways with Hartford Art School's Billie Lee

Thursday, 10/5 5:30pm

HARTFORD, CONN. Real Art Ways will present an artist talk and gallery performance with Ying Ye on Thursday, October 5 at 5:30pm. Burn the Midnight Oil is a multi-media installation that's based on her experience working in a family-owned restaurant in Connecticut. The exhibition will be on view through Sunday, October 8. Our galleries are open from 2-9pm seven days a week. Gallery admission is free.

Ying Ye will discuss her artistic practice and delve deeper into her exhibition Burn the Midnight at Real Art Ways. The gallery installation combines elements of performance, sculpture, video, and text to define her experience as a Chinese-American who immigrated from China to the United States. Working in her family's restaurant China Eagle, located in Ellington, CT has played an important role in shaping her art, especially this exhibition. Throughout Burn the Midnight Oil, Ye examines the use of soybeans in the making of tofu (especially in terms of fragile tofu skin), referencing the process as a metaphor for her family's experience as Chinese immigrants and workers in the food industry.

Real Art Ways

56 Arbor Street, Hartford, CT 06106

860-232-1006

www.realartways.org




















The Circus is Back in Town this October!


DESIGNERS CIRCUS POP-UP SHOPPING EVENT

Thursday, October 5, 10am-5pm

Friday, October 6, 10am-5pm

Saturday, October 7, 10am-3pm


Mark your fashion calendars for one of the best shopping events of the season. Designers Circus, a Boston-based clothing pop-up, features 30-70% off clothing and accessories from US and global small-scale designers. Our gallery will be filled with items - think ahead to Christmas presents or some great finds for yourself.

What's New in The Shop?


Fiber wall hanging by artist Stephanie Elliott are in our shop for sale. Come view them in person - they are so finely detailed and heirloom-quality. The Shop is open 7 days a week. Mon-Sat 10am-4pm, Sunday 12-4pm. GAC members receive 10% off all purchases.


(203) 453-5947 | info@guilfordartcenter.org | www.guilfordartcenter.org




















Calling all Connecticut Creatives! We're thrilled to announce the upcoming Connecticut Music Conference, a dynamic event that's set to revolutionize the artistic landscape in our state.


On October 7th, join us at NXTHVN in New Haven for a groundbreaking gathering. This conference is not just about music; it's about creating a powerful, united community that crosses disciplines. From music to interdisciplinary arts, we're bringing together local talents on a mainstage platform.


Our goal is simple yet profound - to foster connectivity and collaboration within Connecticut's creative network. Let's nurture the very foundation of music in our state, cultivating an infrastructure that empowers artists, musicians, and enthusiasts alike.


To purchase your tickets and for more information about the event and the panelists, click the button below.

Purchase Your Tickets

Date: Saturday, October 7th

Time: 10:00AM - 5:00PM

Address: 169 Henry St, New Haven CT, 06511























Above: Artist, Jill Vaughn, pictured in her Ivoryton studio
Fifth Annual River Valley Art Tour
43 Artists, 20 locations, plus two art shows

October 7 & 8: 10 am - 5 pm
October 9: 10 am - 2 pm
Visit artists in their workspaces -- from funky studios to well appointed homes. View artwork from surprising to traditional landscapes, from geometric origami to abstract mixed medium, plus much more!
 
Kick-off reception for the tour:
 Friday, October 6 from 5 to 7 pm
 Essex Art Association Gallery (EAA), 10 North Main Street, Essex
 *Exhibit of work by tour artists on display during weekend at EAA gallery*
 
Artists on the Tour
View Tour Map



















New Exhibit at the Elusie Gallery


INTIMATE WORLDS

Paintings by

Margaret LLoyd



September 14 - October 8, 2023


Please join us for the Artist Reception

Thursday September 14, 5-8pm

Part of the monthly ArtWalk Easthampton


For more images and to learn more about the Artist,

please visit the Elusie Gallery page of Big Red Frame's website, 

link here:

Visit our Website



















Now – October 1


Washington Art Association & Gallery

4 Bryan Memorial Plaza
Washington Depot, CT
860-868-2878
Wed - Sat 10 am to 5 pm 
Sun 12 pm to 4 pm

Spring Hill Vineyard

292 Bee Brook Road
New Preston, CT 
860-868-7172 Ext 1
Sat & Sun 12 pm to 4 pm




















SUNDAY SERENADES

MYTHS AND LEGENDS WITH THE HARTFORD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA



$30; $25 for HSO subscribers and Wadsworth members; $10 for students with ID (limited availability). For tickets and information, visit hartfordsymphony.org or call (860) 987-5900.

Sunday, October 8

1pm gallery talk *Separate reservations required for the gallery talk

2pm concert



Members of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra perform a concert of chamber music inspired by myths and legends featuring Karol Szymanowski’s Mythes, op30 (1915), for violin and piano and Franz Liszt’s tone poem Orpheus (1854). Before the performance, join Oliver Tostmann, Susan Morse Hilles Curator of European Art, to see how visual artists have interpreted myths and legends.


The Sunday Serenades Chamber Music Series is made possible, in part, by The Saunders Foundation Music Endowment at the Wadsworth Atheneum; Nancy D. Grover in honor of Leonid Sigal, concertmaster, Hartford Symphony Orchestra; and Suzanne Hopgood in memory of Frank Lord.

COMMUNITY OFFRENDA

WITH CARLOS HERNÁNDEZ CHÁVEZ

Thursday, October 12—Sunday, November 19



Featured in accompaniment to Between Life and Death this traditional ofrenda by Hartford-based artist Carlos Hernández Chávez will be installed in the contemporary gallery where all are invited to contribute personal photos or other remembrances of their dearly departed. These decorated altars are a long-held Mexican tradition during Día de Muertos, built and dressed in cemeteries, homes, and other places of importance or worship. They explore the thin veil that separates life from death and serve as a physical place to remember ancestors and warmly invite their temporary return to the world of the living. The muertos, or deceased, are honored during their visit with food, drink, flowers, photos, and other gifts that are placed on the ofrenda.


Please note that items left on the altar cannot be returned. Copies of photos or other prized possessions are encouraged.


















In Our Galleries at 37 Buena Vista Road


Saltbox Gallery: 5 Faculty

An exhibit showcasing work by five of our instructors;

Brian Colbath, Heather Neilson,

Shauna Shane, William Simpson, & Kathy Smits


Clubhouse Gallery:

Land, Sea & Sky

Juried by artist Paul Batch


Featuring a variety of work by over 40 artists.


Gallery hours: Thursday - Sunday, 1-4 p.m

Our galleries are free and open to the public.


Both exhibits are up until 4 pm. on Sunday, Oct. 1


Join us for a reception

in both galleries

Sunday, Oct. 1, 2-4 pm






The West Hartford Art League is pleased to announce that it  will be holding an exhibit of plein landscapes by artist Zbigniew Grzyb in its Saltbox Gallery October 12 - November 5th. "By the River" features twenty recent landscapes created en plein air.  There will be an opening reception Thursday, Oct. 12 from 6-8 PM.


Zbigniew Grzyb holds a master’s degree from the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, Poland and has been teaching at West Hartford Art League for more than ten years. His work has been exhibited widely including shows at Real Art Ways, Cooley Gallery, Five Points Gallery, and the Mattatuck Museum. His paintings are in the collections of New Britain Museum of American Art, The Connecticut Artists Collection, William Benton Museum, as well as private collections."

The West Hartford Art League galleries are located at 37 Buena Vista Road in West Hartford. Gallery hours are Thursday - Sunday from 1-4 p.m Our galleries are always free and open to the public. 


















 Artists Talks at City Gallery Part of New Haven 

Open Studios Events



We’re excited that City Gallery is part of the month-long Open Studio events taking place in New Haven next month!

The exhibit, PROCESS, on view from October 6 - October 29, features work by 14 member artists, and includes an Opening Reception on Saturday, October 7, a Closing Reception on Sunday, October 29, as well as three artists talks:
 
      Phyllis Crowley & Barbara Harder, Saturday, October 7, 2-3 PM
      Jennifer Davies, Saturday, October 14, 2-3 PM
      Roberta Friedman & Sheila Kaczmarek, Sunday, October 29, 2-3 PM














Announcement from the Institute Library | Autumn, 2023

The Institute Library Story Sharing Group is gearing up for its tenth annual workshop series and Tellabration performance. Experienced tellers and newbies are invited to join us!


The truth is: No one is ever really a newbie when it comes to storytelling. All of us tell stories all the time – when we update the boss on our latest project, or tell our partner about our day, or tell our kids about the weird thing we did back in middle school.


The Story Sharing group just makes the process feel more deliberate.


We begin with four workshops, during which each participant chooses a story and prepares it for public telling, with the help of feedback from the other participants. Stories may be of any genre; most of the stories we hear come from the tellers’ own lives, but if you want to share your version of Jack and the Beanstalk, that’s fine! Those who choose to do so will tell their stories at a public performance, a “Tellabration”, which is one of many Tellabration sites across Connecticut every Fall.


The story sharing group is informal, friendly, and fun.

Below you'll see two links:

The listing in red is where you go to purchase tickets to the 2023 Tellabration Workshops, and the gold one is where you buy tickets to attend the 2023 Tellabration Performance. People who attend the Workshops are automatically RSVP'd for the Performances, and don't need to purchase different sets of tickets.

Click the red button below

to purchase tickets to the

Tellabration! 2023

WORKSHOPS


September 29th and October 5th, 12th, 19th


Workshoppers will attend all 4 workshop evenings (7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.)

If you want to participate but can't attend all four workshops, please reach out to Arnie Pritchard to discuss possible options.

Buy Tellabration! WORKSHOP tickets here 

Click the gold button below

to purchase tickets to the Tellabration! 2023

PERFORMANCES


Thursday, October 26th


In the event that there are more performers than can comfortably be scheduled in one evening, Tellabration! has reserved the Library for the night of October 25th as well. Only one ticket will be needed to attend both nights.

Purchase Tellabration! PERFORMANCE tickets here

If you have questions about Tellabration, concerns about costs, or any other issues relating to Tellabration, please reach out to co-ordinator Arnold Pritchard, via email: apritchard01@snet.net, or by phone, 203-804-4814.





















 

 

Theater Week

Theater Week is for those who are looking to explore and celebrate Greater Hartford’s theater scene. The GHAC envisions this fourteen-day experience as a way to increase access and expand audiences to theatrical performances in the pursuit of healing, transforming, and creating a community of belonging through the arts.
  
 

Possible offers to the community from Theater Week may include:
 

• Discounts on tickets 

• Backstage tours
 

• Conversations with cast members
 

• Workshops with Screenwriters, directors, and producers. 

OCTOBER 1 -14 
LEARN MORE AT LETSGOARTS.ORG

Photo by. Keith Claytor 

 

The creative event of the year!

Re-envision Arts Celebration is the event where artists of all types will come together to express, inspire and elevate the arts in the Greater Hartford region. This year promises to be the most creative event of the year. So, let’s celebrate the arts with passion and creativity

Purchase Tickets






















JOIN US FOR RECYCLED RUNWAY 2023 ON OCTOBER 21

Recycled Runway, a funky fashion show of wearable art made from reused and recycled materials, is underway. Designers of all abilities and ages, from near and far, are diligently creating outfits to delight and surprise—for an unforgettable night of environmentally friendly fun and fashion. 

This fun, trashion-fashion party includes: 

  • Recycled runway show, emceed by comedic playwright Jaqcues Lamarre

  • Runway seating or balcony standing tickets

  • Deejayed dance party, with light show, after the runway

  • Cash/credit bar. Food will also be available for purchase.

Runway Seating & Dance Party $50
Balcony Standing Room $35




























Bivenne Harvey Staiger - Oranges and Mr. Blue, Watercolor Painting

Save the Date - Falling Into Fall Opens Tonight

Sept 22 - November 4
Falling Into Fall Exhibition

Explore new and exciting artwork by established and emerging artists who celebrate the colorful and joyous season of fall and discover original paintings, sculpture, mixed media, and photography at Spectrum Gallery’s newest exhibit, Falling into Fall. Enjoy an Open Reception tomorrow and an Open House this weekend.

Open Reception: Friday, Sept 22 (6:30-9pm)
Open House Weekend: Saturday, Sept 23 (1-6pm) and Sunday, Sept 24 (1-5pm)

Spectrum Art Gallery is at 61 Main St., Centerbrook, CT.
Gallery Hours: Wed-Sat (12-6pm) and Sun (12-5pm).

For more information, call (860) 767-0742



















Shades of Abstraction

Now - October 21, 2023



1080 Post Road, Fairfield, CT  06824  |  bskgallery@gmail.com





















ON VIEW

ALLISON MEDINA

OUT OF THE ORDINARY


Discover the wonder, humor, and mystery of miniature worlds created by Allison Medina, 2023 MIXMASTER winner. Her imaginative shadowboxes and drawings, influenced by storybooks and theater, feature a whimsical array of animal and human characters. On view through November 5.



















Hidden Gems from the Housatonic Museum of Art

Now - Friday, February 2, 2024

Visitors often exclaim that the Housatonic Museum of Art is a "hidden gem" -- a world-class art collection within a community college in Bridgeport, CT. They marvel at the quality and quantity of works on view, as the HMA proudly displays its collection throughout the CT State Housatonic Campus. In this special exhibition, new and returning visitors have the opportunity to experience highlights from HMA in one place. The exhibition showcases artwork from U.S. and European modern and contemporary artists, and is arranged in loose chronological sections that provide context for understanding the artists' contributions. Featured Artists in the exhibition include Andy Warhol, Yoko Ono, Pablo Picasso, Jacob Lawrence, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Romare Bearden, Ansel Adams, Jenny Holzer, and Marisol.

A brief catalogue accompanies the exhibition, with an essay about the early history of the collection written by Sarah Churchill, Adjunct Instructor of Art History, CT State Community College, and Jennifer Reynolds-Kaye, Director of the Housatonic Museum of Art. This exhibition has been curated by Charlotte Lefland, Collections Manager, and Jennifer Reynolds-Kaye.

View the catalogue here: https://issuu.com/housatonicartmuseum/docs/hma-hiddengemsexhib2023-marshall-08_21_23-digital


  • Seated Black Man, Not dated

    Seated Black Man, Not dated

    Hilla Von Rebay, French-American (1890 - 1967)





























Artist Opps:


The Connecticut Office of the Arts is

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS


The Artists Respond grant program awards funds to Connecticut artists for community-based art projects.


Connecticut artists may apply for a grant of $3,000 to support artist fees and project related expenses.


Artists Respond Projects:

  • should thoughtfully engage the community where the project takes place.
  • should consider social issues and current events that are significant to this community.
  • serve as a Call to Action and be responsive to the social issue identified by the artist/applicant.
  • use the arts to advance community conversations.
  • must occur in Connecticut and be initiatives led by the artist/applicant. Artists may partner with organizations (nonprofits, business, etc), but the project may not be an extension of the organization's work.



The Artists Respond program will invest in wide range of community-based projects from large audience events to small group activities.

TIMELINE


Deadline: October 25, 2023 at 11:59pm

Review: November 1 - December 15, 2023

Notification: mid-January 2024

Funding Period: February 1, 2024 - January 31, 2025


Grant funds can only be used for project expenses that occur during the funding period to support projects. Project expenses may include: artist compensation, marketing, space rental, materials, etc.

Learn more and Apply













 FINAL APPLICATION DEADLINE: October 1, 2023
($5,000 grant & exhibition)

THE MANIFEST PRIZE
14th Annual Competitive $5,000 Award & Showcase

An international competition offering one $5,000 cash award and $1,000 in additional awards to finalists. Including a showcase exhibit featuring the single one prize-winning jury-selected work. Open to work of any size, media, or genre made within the past five years. 

FINAL deadline: October 1, 2023
For complete details and to apply online visit: 
http://www.manifestgallery.org/one









Workshops in The Barn:

Metallic Leafing


Limited space - Register now


Sunday, October 15 from 1:00-4:00pm

Presented by Sandra Carrion and Patricia Beary of Image Factory, this introductory workshop will cover the process of working with an assortment of imitation metal leafing sheets for your images and artwork.


Location: The Barn at Alex Ferrone Gallery

Fee: $150 pp, materials are included.

Advanced registration is required.

Visit our website for more information and to register.





Image with silver metallic leaf on vellum.

Click for registration info













Hygienic Art Wants To Exhibit Your Artwork In 2024!
Apply Now through October 1st, 2023!

Hygienic Exhibitions



Submissions are now open for 2024 exhibition proposals. The deadline for entries is October 1st, 2023. Applicants will be contacted after the programming committee reviews all submissions.




To Be Considered You Will Need:


  •  Artist statement or show concept


  •  Artist resume, which will include show history


  •  Portfolio of representative works (.jpeg Digital

    Submissions please) 8-10 representative images


  • Contact information




Artists of all experience levels are considered. Artists are encouraged to work in groups to develop show concepts.


Show concepts include artwork, participating artists, and show name. When applying for a group show please include information representing each artist: resume, statement, and representative works.


Submissions go to director@hygienic.org


Art Drop-Off on October 5th & 6th!

Hygienic f-Stop Exhibition



All photographers are cordially invited to submit up to three works in Color or Black & White for consideration in this year’s juried photography exhibition at the Hygienic Art Gallery. Cash prizes will be awarded!



Juried by Rick Welsh 📸 📸



All artists participating can submit their work in person at the Hygienic Art Gallery on October 5th & 6th from Noon to 7 PM.















Call for Entries

"SOLO 2024"


Juried Competition for New England Artists

Deadline: Sunday, October 1, 2023, at midnight


JurorBen Sloat, director of the MFA in Visual Arts program

at Lesley University in Cambridge, MA


Fee: $35 for up to 5 images


SOLO 2024 awards two solo exhibitions, all gallery expenses paid, to two New England artists who have not previously had a solo show in a commercial gallery (group shows, universities, libraries, etc. do not disqualify). All media are welcome.


Apply online via the link below. Applications not accepted by email, postal, CD or any

other means.


We welcome emerging and established artists regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identification, sexual orientation, religious beliefs or disabilities.


Finalists will be asked to bring 3-5 pieces of current work to the gallery for an in-person review by the juror. 

Winners will be posted December 1 on the gallery website.

The two winning exhibitions will be held in January, 2024.


Questions? Email Gary Duehr, Gallery Manager: 

info@bromfieldgallery.com



CLICK HERE TO APPLY NOW














February 2023 Studios Artist-in-Residence Asma Khoshmehr.

Call for Studios Applications is LIVE!

LEARN MORE + APPLY

Apply for a residency at the Studios at MASS MoCA and get space and time for your work, plus a whole lot more. As always, this is a FREE application, and there are lots of financial aid and fellowship opportunities. Speaking of…


Studios Fellowships Available for this Application Period

  • General Fellowships (All Disciplines)

  • Fellowship for Black or Indigenous Artists and Writers

  • Massachusetts Family Fellowship (All Disciplines)

  • Oregon Visual Arts Fellowship

  • University Fellowships


MORE INFO















Arts Center East has opened submissions for our 12th Annual Photography Exhibit!


Submission Deadline: Friday November 10, 2023
Jury Results: Friday, November 17, 2023
Submit Your Artwork Online

Each year, Arts Center East dedicates an exhibit to the art of photography. Open to photographers ages 18 and older who work in digital and film photography. All subjects are welcome, whether nature photography, architecture, close-ups of small details, portraits, etc. This exhibit is to showcase the unique ways photographers view and capture the world around us.

Accepted Artwork Drop Off: Friday, December 1, 2023, 3:00–6:00pm & Saturday, December 2, 2023, 11:00am–2:00pm

Opening Reception: Saturday, December 9, 2023, 2:00–4:00pm
Exhibit Dates: December 9, 2023–January 20, 2024
Gallery Hours: Thursday–Saturday, 1:00-5:00pm








The Emerging Creative Award highlights a breakthrough creative leader who is starting to blossom as an impactful and innovative contributor to the Connecticut arts scene.


If you know a special someone who fits the description, please take a moment to nominate this individual. Self-nominations will be accepted. This year, the Connecticut Office of the Arts will recognize up to three (3) Emerging Creatives.


The deadline to submit a nomination is Sunday, October 15, 2023 at 11:59 p.m.


The Emerging Creative Awards will be presented on Wednesday, January 24, 2024, along with the Connecticut Arts Hero Awards, which honor and celebrate Connecticut residents who are doing inspiring things in, for, or through the arts in Connecticut.


To nominate someone for this award please visit: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EmergingCreativeAward

or click the button below

Click here to nominate your creative!