C-Scape Dune Shack, Provincetown Community Compact, Inc., PO Box 819, Provincetown, MA 02657 (508) 487-3684. Artist in Residence Program for Art and Healing. Residencies of 1 week to 3 months, year round on Cape Cod National Seashore. Fees charged, although 'no artist will be turned away due to inability to pay.' The shack, an historic structure built in the 1940s, overlooks the ocean. No running water or electricity; outdoor chemical toilet, propane stove and refrigerator. Access by foot or 4-wheel drive vehicle only. Limited interaction with park visitors expected during weekly ranger-led tours. Open to 2D visual artists, photographers, sculptors, performers, writers, video/filmmakers; preference for landscape painters. (visual, literary, performing, media arts)

C3-Centre for Culture and Communication, Orszaghaz utca 9, 1014 Budapest, Hungary. Tel: 36-1-4887070. Residencies of 1-2 months for 1 artist at a time.

CA$H is a grants program designed by artists for artists to support professionally oriented theatre and dance artists and small companies with budgets under $100,000. Its purpose is to spark a creative surge throughout Northern California's theatre and dance community by providing grants to artists ($1,500) and small-sized organizations ($2,500). Approximately $20,000 are awarded each round. Funding decisions are made by a rotating five-member panel. Theatre Bay Area . Attn: CA$H. 870 Market Street, Suite 375, San Francisco, CA 94102

CA$H is a grants program designed by artists for artists to support professionally oriented theatre and dance artists and small companies with budgets under $100,000. Its purpose is to spark a creative surge throughout Northern California's theatre and dance community by providing grants to artists ($1,500) and small-sized organizations ($2,500). Approximately $20,000 are awarded each round. Funding decisions are made by a rotating five-member panel. 870 Market Street, Suite 375, San Francisco, CA 94102, phone: (415) 430-1140, Ext. 14

What has happened to the belief that land is ours? This project invites participants to take part in building an actual one-night-house in Berlin. Deadline: Contributions being taken now for festival in June 2008

CABE's long-term aim is to improve the quality of the built environment. It has several funding streams and initiatives including PROJECT (see details separately in alphabetical order). CABE Education CABE Education exists to ensure that young people understand the value of well designed buildings and spaces. Please refer to CABE Education for details of current funding initiatives. Tel: 020 7960 2400 Email: education@cabe.org.uk Website: www.cabe-education.org.uk CABE Space This seeks to improve the quality of green spaces through better planning, design, management and maintenance. CABE Space offers a number of support and advisory schemes. Please refer to the website for up-to-date initiatives.

Ongoing Deadline: 30 day notification of intent to apply required Eligible applicants: available to staff members and trustees of arts organizations, local arts agencies and governmental cultural offices on a first-come, first-serve basis. Ongoing grants available through the Community Arts Development Program, CAD-Professional Development Grant funds up to $500 for staff to attend national or regional conferences, workshops or seminars. continue

March 25, 2008 CALADAN GALLERY presents 'PLANT LIFE', a juried exhibition. It is in the shadows of itself; exists, breaths, and prospers under the snow in a clear day in winter; lives in the dark crevices of the ocean floor; abounds with and harbors life in the thick jungle; dots and transforms the desert landscape; enjoys a seasonal renaissance in temperate climates. Plant life gives life to us and we in turn, afford ourselves to it. We are in an inescapable romance, a giving and taking of life's energy with that which grows around us. It grows in the cracks of concrete in the urban complexity; it flourishes in the most inopportune of places. Artists working in painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, photography, digital media, textiles, mixed media, and installation are eligible. Caladan has a new format! To view it and to download prospectus go to: www.caladangallery.com and click on 'Enter Upcoming Exhibition', or write to: Box 391939, Cambridge MA 02139. Or call us at: 978-979-8922. Fee is $20/3 images.

Objects, histories, have a basic reality to them. Part of what we do as artists is question the balance of this reality with possibility. We investigate, non-judgmentally, the nature of things as they are seen, and as they are unseen. We put existence through a ringer. Whether it be an idea or a toy or a mathematical equation, it lies subject to scrutiny through the eyes of a visual alchemist. This exhibition will challenge the limitations set forth for us, but rarely adhered to. Artists working in painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, photography, digital media, textiles, mixed media, and installation are eligible.

CALADAN GALLERY presents a juried exhibition entitled 'Mystery in the Natural World'. Caves and shadows; The motion of the moon and the tides; Life which quickens under the hard frozen ground; Sap which runs beneath the surface of the bark; Camouflaging animals, fish, and plants; Formations of crystals and gems - there are incomprehensible mysterious phenomenon present in the natural world. Caladan Gallery proposes to investigate the ever-present and changing enigmatic nature of nature in visual terms. All mediums except video are eligible. Please go to: www.caladangallery.com to download prospectus (click on 'enter your artwork') OR write to: Caladan Gallery, Box 391939, Cambridge MA 02139 OR call: 617-838-8929 for more information.

Caldera, 224 NW 13 Ave., Portland, OR 97209 (503) 937-7563. 90 acres located on the shore of a cerulean blue lake formed in the cinder cone of an extinct volcano in the Cascade Mountain Range of Central Oregon. Surrounded by Deschutes National Forest. Residencies of 1-5 weeks during fall, winter, and spring. Private A-frame cottages. No fees; residents responsible for travel, food, and materials costs. Having a car while in residence is extremely helpful; nearest supermarket is 15 miles away.

Annual Indoor/Outdoor Sculpture Competition: First Saturday after Labor Day, open to sculptors from anywhere. Cash awards and purchase awards. Caldwell Visual Artist Competition: Annual competition for residents of Caldwell County over 18 years old. Two- and three-dimensional works accepted, except photography. Cash prizes. Held in October. Exposure Photography Competition: Annual competition for amateur photographers who are residents of Caldwell or adjoining counties. Cash prizes.

A listing of current CAC funding opportunities including 'Artists in Schools' and 'Creating Public Value through the Arts' grants.

This program supports artists in residency activities taking place in schools, both in the classroom and in after-school settings. Artists of all disciplines are eligible to apply. Projects should enable the participants to understand the art form involved and to develop their creativity through that art form. All projects consist primarily of hands-on experience and may also include the history, critical theory, and ideas of the art form. Each project is locally designed and developed by the artist and sponsoring organization. Applicants may submit applications under one of three categories. Effective arts organization and school partnerships--to create and sustain projects that take place in public or private schools, during regular school hours. Specialized schools, court or continuation schools or schools focusing on students with disabilities are also eligible. A one-to-one dollar match is required. K-12 standards-based arts in after-school programs--projects that take place on school campuses, reinforce, expand and deepen the arts learning for students. A one-to-one dollar match is required. Planning Grant-artists in school--A limited number of planning grants are available to support non-profit arts organizations with no or limited history working with schools, but have identified a school(s) in their community as a possible partner. Awards in this category would assist the arts organization and a school partner to plan a course of action and strategies to incorporate community arts resources into the ongoing standards-based arts activities of a school. Planning grants do not require a match. Contact CAC for deadlines.

California Arts Council, AIR Program, Carol Shiffman, Program Manager, 1300 I St., Suite 930, Sacramento, CA 95814 (916) 322-6555 or (800) 201-6201. Sponsors Artists in Schools, Artists in Communities and Artists Serving Special Constituencies programs; 3-11 month residencies; monthly salary

Making grants to individual artists and arts organizations. They support a wide variety of programs that serve the myriad needs of Los Angeles County. Open to Los Angeles residents only. 445 South Figuroa St, Suite 3400, Los Angeles, CA 90071. Tel: 213-413-4130.

Making grants to individual artists and arts organizations. They support a wide variety of programs that serve the myriad needs of Los Angeles County. Open to Los Angeles residents only. 445 South Figuroa St, Suite 3400, Los Angeles, CA 90071. Tel: 213-413-4130.

California Council on the Humanities

To support the At Work: The Art of California Labor project, a series of touring exhibitions, educational programs, and publications celebrating labor and work in California.

California Lawyers for the Arts provides attorney referrals, dispute resolution services, educational programs, publications, and a resource library to the state's artists and arts organizations.

The National Endowment for the Arts and the Poetry Foundation have partnered with the State Arts Agencies of the United States, including the California Arts Council, to create Poetry Out Loud. This program encourages high school students statewide to memorize and perform poems of celebrated authors by inviting the dynamic aspects of slam poetry, spoken word, and theater into classrooms. Poetry Out Loud helps students master public speaking skills, build self-confidence, and learn about their literary heritage.

Do you need a place to create your work, develop a project or experiment new ideas? Trilobite Project invites you to travel to Cuernavaca city in State of Morelos Mexico, where the sun, the light and color make possible the creation. Enrolment to our Artist Residencies Program 2011 are opened. Oriented to visual artists, the Artist Residencies Program provides a space and the necessary infrastructure in order that the participants carry out their projects; considering that this type of exchanges makes possible their work enrichment by means of the encounter with other artists of their same discipline, getting closer to another type of experiences, as well as knowing other perspectives of the artistic task. The residencies are offered as a temporary production alternative, in which the artists stay from a minimum of one week to three months accommodation period. Additionally, during the residence the possibility to visit the studies of other artists; paint, sculpture, ceramics, jewellery, Venetian and Byzantine mosaic, engraving and mural workshops and take art courses like creativity and wood carving.

Do you need a place to create your work, develop a project or experiment new ideas? Trilobite Project invites you to travel to Cuernavaca city in State of Morelos Mexico, where the sun, the light and color make possible the creation. Enrolment to our Artist Residencies Program 2011 are opened. Oriented to visual artists, the Artist Residencies Program provides a space and the necessary infrastructure in order that the participants carry out their projects; considering that this type of exchanges makes possible their work enrichment by means of the encounter with other artists of their same discipline, getting closer to another type of experiences, as well as knowing other perspectives of the artistic task. The residencies are offered as a temporary production alternative, in which the artists stay from a minimum of one week to three months accommodation period. Additionally, during the residence the possibility to visit the studies of other artists; paint, sculpture, ceramics, jewellery, Venetian and Byzantine mosaic, engraving and mural workshops and take art courses like creativity and wood carving. http://proyectotrilobite.com/english/

CALL FOR ARIZONA ARTISTS THE GLENDALE ARTS COUNCIL ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ As a partner in the festivities surrounding SUPER BOWL XLII in February 2008 have set an earlier date for their annual ~~ SUPER SHOW of an ART SHOW ~~ Show Dates: January 23rd to February 17th, 2008 Receiving Art: January 11th and 12th, 2008 Applications: Available in October, 2007 ~~ WE INVITE ARIZONA ARTISTS TO PARTICIPATE ~~

Open to fine art, photography, painting, 3D and video installation proposals. Opening February 12th, 2009, in conjunction with the Downtown Art Walk. Entry fee. Contact: February SAC Submissions Spring Arts Collective Gallery 453 S Spring St Mezzanine Level Los Angeles CA 90013

The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University is seeking submissions for 'Lilliput' a group exhibition curated by Jeanne Brasile and Asha Ganpat. On view from Jun 8 - July 24, 2009. Open to all artists working in any media (including; installation, video and sound art), this exhibition will include art which is unable to be properly viewed with the naked eye and requires a magnification tool. All 2-d work should be no larger than 1.5 x 1.5 inches including frame, 3-d artwork no larger than 1.5 in length, width or height. Artists will be required to provide their own technology (ie; speakers, monitors, i-pods, etc). Deadline May 1. $15/5 entries.

United States Minnesota, Minneapolis - Calls for Submissions, Acrylic, Ceramics, Crafts, Digital Media, Glass, Mosiac, Illustration, Mixed media, Sculpture, Watercolor, Oil, Pastel, Photography, Poetry, Video/Film Art Gallery October: Tales from the Black Lodge Surreal and otherworldly artwork, inspired by the David Lynch subculture. Altered Esthetics is a nonprofit community gallery that works to sustain the historical role of artists as a true voice of society through our exhibits, events, services, workshops and programs. Altered Esthetics, 1224 Quincy Street NE, 55413, Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

Visual artists in all media, residing in the USA and 18 years of age or older are eligible to submit slides/ digital images for consideration. The theme of the artwork must be based on the subject of light, in either a physical, emotional, conceptual, cultural or spiritual way. Insurance on premises only. Awards. Shipping costs to and from the gallery are the responsibility of the artist if selected. All artwork must be for sale. The gallery commission is 40% of retail price. The artwork must be no larger than 40' x 30'. Entry fee. For a prospectus send a SASE to: The Main Street Gallery 105 Main St Box 151 Groton NY 13073

Banks of the Hudson - a national juried exhibition celebrating the New York State Quadricentennial. Open to all 2D artists 18+. Juror, Stephen Doherty, Editor American Artist Magazine. Up to $5000 in prizes. For prospectus send #10 SASE to: Banks of the Hudson Woodstock School of Art Box 338 Woodstock NY 12498

“With Our Hands”: a FREE art workshop series for all people affected by sexual violence.. Arts 2 People, a local non-profit organization offering empowerment through the arts, is teaming up with Our VOICE, Buncombe County’s Rape Crisis Center, to offer FREE art classes to all people affected by sexual violence. The classes will be offered during February and March in the weeks preceding the 9th Annual Survivors Art Show and Auction to be held on Thursday, April 16th, 2009. We are currently looking for artistic individuals to share their unique talents. Classes may be of varying types, times, sizes and ages. Artist stipends are available to assist with the cost of supplies and/or travel. If you are interested in facilitating a class, please visit the Arts 2 People REACH program page at www.arts2people.org and fill out a class proposal form? Submit class proposals to Emily@arts2people.org by Jan 5, 2009.

Dear art dealers...My name is BALUCHARAN US. an art practitioner..for last 10years......I have participated lot of shows and participation for galleries.......I want to sell my paintings and drawings.. my email ID bbbalucharan7@gmail.com Mobe +919656492462

In this exhibit artists are asked to send the gallery work from an imaginary dystopian society, created using any materials necessary and in any genre. Artist is free to create whatever they envision in, of or as dystopia. Open to domestic and international artists. Entry fee. Contact: Art Raw Gallery 210 Eleventh Av 905 New York NY 10001

Arts Alive presents its first annual emerging British artists exhibition. The Soho-based charity Arts Alive has recently acquired prime exhibition space in Kingly Court in Soho, London. This space is available for a limited time and will be used to host an exhibition featuring two-dimensional art from British artists aged 35 and under. Exhibition date: 29th of November to the 16th of December How to submit your work: Works may be framed or unframed and can be in any two-dimensional media. Works on paper should be framed. Email up to three .jpg images (files size up to 1mb) along with your CV and a brief artist statement to: exhibitions@elarodesign.com Dimensions must not exceed 80cm in height or width including frame. All artists must be UK residents aged 35 or under. Selected artists will be contacted by 12th November 2012 and will be asked to pay 10 pounds to cover administration costs. Delivery and collection of all artwork will be artist’s responsibility, as well as the insurance of the artworks.

Arts Alive presents its first annual emerging artists exhibition. The Soho-based charity Arts Alive has recently acquired prime exhibition space in Kingly Court in Soho, London. This space is available for a limited time to host an exhibition featuring two-dimensional art from British artists aged 35 and under. Exhibition date: 29th of November to the 16th of December How to submit your work: Works may be framed or unframed and can be in any two-dimensional media. Works on paper should be framed. Email up to three .jpg images (files size up to 1mb) along with your CV and a brief artist statement to: exhibitions@elarodesign.com Dimensions must not exceed 80cm in height or width including frame. All artists must be UK residents aged 35 or under. Submissions must be received by November 21st 2012. Selected artists and will be asked to pay 10 pounds to cover administration costs. Delivery and collection of all artwork will be artist’s responsibility.

Cambridge is launching the second series of Share.tv, a show exploring the more left-field topics in contemporary art, with a honed eye towards video, electronic music, and new interfaces for audio/visual expression. Share.tv wants to feature cutting-edge performance-based artists working in digital performance and experimental media for a series of televised and online episodes. Proposed themes are: Black & White, Acoustic(s), Cartography, Timewarp, The Object Lesson, Internationale. Entry fee.

Skyseeds Art Gallery is hosting online exhibit, 'Articulate!' Open to all artists and poets, no entry fee unless work is accepted. Prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd places. Show from 2/23- 4/23.

Visual Arts. Deadline: 11-15-2008

Marmalade publishers of visual theory, would like to invite artist film makers to submit film/video works for publication on our new artists film and video dvd label: Filmarmalade. Every year we will publish a series of films, selected through a process of invited and open submission. Each dvd will include one film only, however long or short, so as to maintain the individuality of each work and will be published as a limited edition. This year the series includes the work of the artists Alexander Schellow, Mirza/Butler, Lena Nix and Sara Preibsch. All dvd releases will be sold at £5.99/€10 and will be available at the following specialist bookshops: Tate Modern, London, ICA, London, Koenig Books, London, Close-up, London, Bookartbookshop, London, Pro qm, Berlin and Konst-ig, Stockholm or by order from our website Please send film or video works on dvd for consideration to: Marmalade publishers of visual theory, studio 4, 21-22 London Fields Eastside, London E8 3SA, United Kingdom. marmalade@inter.uk.com www.filmarmalade.co.uk

Call for Artist in Residence / Abetenim Arts Village Ghana: Abetenim Arts Village, NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for Artist in Residence Program for 2013 and 2014. Contact: info@nkafoundation.org / www.nkafoundation.org Nka Foundation invites emerging and established artists to apply for residencies within the frame of Artist in Residence for a period of stay from 1 to 9 months at Abetenim Arts Village in Ghana. Our rural arts village provides the participant with time and space away from the everyday stresses of city life to focus and investiagete their practice, creating the possibility for discovery, collaboration and growth. Individual artists and teams in the fields of theater, film, music, visual arts and multidisciplinary work are encouraged to apply. No application fee is required. All international participants are required to make a financial contribution of 28 USD towards food (2/3 meals a day) and 50 USD for accommodation per week. We suggest that participants apply for travel grants through their school, arts agencies or other sources to cover their airfare and cost of project. E-mail to info@nkafoundation.org for application. Nka’s website: http://www.nkafoundation.org Share this announcement on: Facebook | Twitter | Via Mailing List

A quarterly subscription art service seeks proposals from artists for projects that are reproducible in intent. Subscribers receive limited edition works from 4 different contemporary artists per year. Each work is accompanied by information to help them gain insight into the piece, its creator, and recurring themes in the contemporary art world. A $500 honorarium is awarded to each artist whose work is selected to become the season’s feature. Contact: The Present Group Attn: Submission 593 8th St #3 Oakland CA 94607

The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the city’s Fleets & Facilities Department and Triad Development Inc., seeks an artist to serve on the design team for the Seattle Civic Square - an open space planned for the downtown block where the city’s Public Safety Building once stood. The call is open to established professional artists living in Washington, Oregon, California or British Columbia. Artists who work in glass or light media are encouraged to apply. The city reserves the right to invite artists to apply who live elsewhere in the United States or Canada. The commission for the plaza artwork will be between $250,000 and $300,000 for design, fabrication and installation. The selected artist will work with the international design team of Atelier Dreiseitl, a German landscape architecture firm; lead architects GGLO of Seattle; and architecture firm Foster + Partners of London. The artist will contract with Atelier Dreiseitl. Triad will develop the site, which will feature a large public plaza (approx. 30,000 square feet) and retail area flanked by an office and residential tower. More than half the block - bordered by Third and Fourth avenues between James and Cherry streets - will be designed as open space. Redevelopment of the block completes the city’s Civic Center Campus, which includes City Hall, the Justice Center and Seattle Municipal Tower. The distinctive open space will provide a place for recreation, relaxation and celebration. Planned features for the open space include extensive landscaping in cascading terraces; green roofs on retail spaces; a water feature flowing through the site; and an amphitheater designed to support a variety of events – from concerts to exhibitions. Construction is anticipated to begin in 2009, with completion of the Civic Square and commercial structures projected for 2011. The deadline for applications is Friday, May 2. For more information, and to download the application, visit the Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs’ Web site: http://www.seattle.gov/arts.

It’s a great honor for us to invite visual and performing artists and art critics for the ‘Sowing Seeds Artist Village Residency’ in the most colorful State of India, which is known for its rich cultural tradition. The people themselves define the beautiful and varied aspects through different colors. Visual artists, performing artists, art critics and local community will collaborate to create work about environment and social development in rural Rajasthan (INDIA).There will be opportunities for collaborative work that interacts with the rural environment. “Sowing Seeds” is a project that intends to create dialogues and exchanges amongst artists beyond their national identity and serves as an opportunity for rural artists to meet, share and exchange ideas, visions, and diverse views in order to create a deeper understanding of art. It acts as a social environment developing and improving the artistic impressions of experts as well as emerging artists. As an alternative art space in INDIA, “Sowing Seeds” is geared to exchange the challenges required to organize such a contemporary artist village residency within rural areas and thus giving rise to a new era in art. Link:http://kamanartfoundation.com/programme.php http://sowingseed.wordpress.com/artist-residency/ The key to our Artist residency projects will be creating local community collaboration to create works related to environment and social development in the village Barmer, Rajasthan (INDIA) The artist residency will bring together 15 international artists practicing in a wide variety of media, collaboration, outdoor sculpture, documentation, or performing to bring benefit to a specific site and share ideas and methods for a period of 14 days in the village of Barmer, Rajasthan (INDIA). The artists residency will provide the selected artists with full lodging and food, work space, local transportation and a small material stipend. Residency period * 20th December 2011 to 2nd January 2012 [14-days] Eligible applicants * Young and emerging visual artists, performing artists and critics - Artists who are able to stay at village Ghanna for the designated period of time * Artists who are able to produce results of his or her residence activities, e.g. exhibitions, performances, concerts or presentations * Artists who are able to communicate and collaborate with local people and participate in the exchange program, How to apply * Applicants should fill in all the required fields in the application form * We will accept applications via e-mail * Submitted information is only used for selection and not for any other purpose. Deadline * Applications must be received by 30 th September 2011. * Applications received after the deadline will not be accepted. * Applications will not be accepted if there is any deficiency or if required information is missing. Results * Results will be announced in the beginning of 15th October 2011 * All applicants, both successful and unsuccessful, will be informed of the results. A total of 15 artists will be selected. Applications & inquiries should be addressed to Email: kamanartfoundation@gmail.com MOBILE NO +91-9892672877 or +91-9314722004 Thanks Regards Vagaram Choudhary (program officer) Kaman art foundation http://kamanartfoundation.com

Launching late-2007, At Home Fine Art, a Los Angeles-based fine art resource representing accomplished emerging and mid-career Southern/Northern/Central California artists. With over fifteen years of experience, we are knowledgeable in bridging the gap between artists and new and established collectors. Our rigorous artist submission process, unique in-home presentations and uncompromised service distinguishes us from similar galleries and art resources. Deadline: December 31, 2007.

Launching late-2007, At Home Fine Art, a Los Angeles-based fine art resource representing accomplished emerging and mid-career Southern/Northern/Central California artists. With over fifteen years of experience, we are knowledgeable in bridging the gap between artists and new and established collectors. Our rigorous artist submission process, unique in-home presentations and uncompromised service distinguishes us from similar galleries and art resources. Deadline: December 31, 2007.

Organizer - X-Power Gallery Exhibition Venues: X-Power Gallery, Beverly Hills, USA (3,800 Sqft) Deadline: Jan. 20, 2009 (Postmark) Entry Fee: Free Medium: Open to all artists who practice 2D Oil or 2D Mixed Medium with Oil Prize: USD $7,500Purchase Award, plus opportunity to earn Solo & Group Exhibitions, Sponsorship contract, and a lot more! Prospectus & Entry Form: Download avaiable here: http://www.xpgallery.com.tw/action/en/action2_en.html OR contact 2009competition@xpgallery.com.tw to for further information or any questions

The Golden Triangle Business Improvement District is interested in placing artistic bicycle racks within its 42 blocks of Washington, DC’s central business district. In doing so, we would like to invite the local art, design and bicycling community to submit design proposals for this fun project. The winning entries will receive a $1500 honorarium plus a complimentary Saturday night stay for two at the luxurious Mayflower Hotel, 1127 Connecticut Avenue NW, in the heart of the Golden Triangle. Entry fee. Contact: David Suls Capital Projects and Planning Manager Golden Triangle Business Improvement District 1120 Connecticut Av NW Suite 260 Washington DC 20036 202-463-3517

Open Studios Competitions, conducted annually in each of 6 regions of the country, lead to publication in New American Paintings magazine. Juror: William Stover, Assistant Curator, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. All styles/painting, drawing, monoprints, mixed media; 2-D only. Entry fee $35.Deadlines: Northeast 8/31/07 (CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT, NY) other areas, contact below. Send 4 35mm slides OR printouts of current work(no discs please), resume, entry fee and SASE to: Open Studios Press, 450 Harrison Ave #304, Boston, MA 02118. Questions:(617) 778-5265

Call for Artists Nightingale Gallery

CALL FOR ARTISTS Artoconecto presents an explosive new show, A-B(o)MB: an internationally-juried pre-Basel showcase of new and emerging local, national, and international artists, located at the historic Bakehouse Arts Complex in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District of Miami, FL. Open to all artists working in all media, this exhibition is devoted to the discovery and introduction of cutting-edge visual and performance art, and will feature Recent Works by each artist represented, in the run-up to Art Basel (of) Miami Beach (A-B(o)MB). The opening reception will be held on October 11, 2008. Jury Prize winner(s) will have their work shown during Art Basel/Miami Beach week in December. For Entry Form/Guidelines, please go to: www.artoconecto.org

General/mixed Deadline: 01-01-2009