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  SCULPTURAL

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  Deadline: 10/12/2023  |  Venue: Fox Yard Studio - Art Gallery  |  City: 6 Old Fox Yard, Stowmarket IP14 1AB  |  Region: Suffolk  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  Kevina Badoye

  OPEN CALL FOR ART EXHIBITION - "SCULPTURAL"

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  "Figuration" the virtual 3D exhibition

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  Deadline: 30/12/2023  |  Venue: Online  |  City: Dresden  |  Country: Germany  |  Lana Guse

  Figurative exhibition is an overview of representational art that focuses on the human figure and face, as seen in the context of contemporary life. From delicate and beautifully formed figures to quirky and surprising portraits, each artist offers their own unique style of capturing the human body.

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  SCAF Emerging Artist Award 2024

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  Deadline: 07/01/2024  |  City: Thirsk  |  Region: North Yorkshire  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  Scott Creative Arts Foundation

  Paid opportunity

  The Scott Creative Arts Foundation (SCAF) holds an annual award for emerging artists based in Yorkshire. SCAF invites you to submit a proposal that creatively expresses this years theme; PERCEPTION.

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• The Micro Costs of Cloth

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  Deadline: 30/01/2024  |  City: Tynemouth  |  jackie Sewell

  In 2024, our Gallery is looking for Artists who highlight issues about fast fashion and the impact this subject has on the environment within their work.

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  Bonsall Art Trail - call for artists

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  Deadline: 31/01/2024  |  City: Bonsall Village in Matlock on the edge of the Peak District  |  Region: Derbyshire  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  Bonsall Arts Trail

  The Bonsall Art trail is a trail to showcase the work of talented established and new artists and makers who want to exhibit and sell their work. We support young and emerging artists in the trail and look to include community groups, particularly those who are typically under-represented in the arts or within society.

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  Fevered Imagination Online Gallery

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  Deadline: 30/04/2024  |  Venue: Online Gallery  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  Frances Day

  Display your artists' books in our online gallery 'Fevered Imagination'.

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  The Nook Exhibitions

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  Deadline: n/a  |  Venue: The Nook, University Of Leeds  |  City: leeds  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  Ella Marshall

  The Nook is a new micro-gallery that offers a space for students to exhibit their work within the Union and make creative connections in the City. Brought to you by the team behind The Walls & The Old Red Bus Station.

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• You are Welcome

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  Deadline: 11/02/2024  |  Venue: Online  |  Diane Ketteringham

  We have all had experiences of times when we have felt welcome and the opposite. This is an open call inviting you to share an experience of when you either felt welcome or unwelcome, for an ongoing project to raise awareness of how well we welcome others, especially with migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in mind.

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  Studio space available, Bolton Greater Manchester

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  Deadline: 01/01/2024  |  Venue: FaMAS (Falcon Mill Artists' Studios)  |  City: Bolton  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  -Pete -Marsh

  Studios of various sizes available for creatives/artists

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  Collage of the Month

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  Deadline: n/a  |  City: San Francisco  |  Country: United States  |  Robyn Mallery

  As a new and independent magazine, we are here to highlight talented and thought-provoking artists that are not afraid to push the boundaries of what is socially acceptable. We are specifically keeping our eyes out for artists that cross lines that have been set by aristocratic elites and works that force us to ask again questions that we thought we had answered long ago. What is art? Who gets to decide what art is? Who is allowed to make it?

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