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New Art + Culture Magazine – OPEN CALL for photographers, artists, filmmakers to #submit
Oust magazine is a new arts and culture publication which will be published in print three times annually. Oust will showcase international talent and each issue of Oust will be curated around a word. Oust curators invites all photographers, artists and filmmakers to submit photographic work for consideration.
The first issue will be based on the word ‘deception’. This can be interpreted socially, politically, conceptually, or purely through artistic forms.
For image submissions please send 1-5 photographs along with a short statement.
For article submissions please send 500-1000 words.
Short stories, fragments of poetry, and all other forms of creative text are welcome to apply. There is no word count.
Please send all submissions to: hello@oustmagazine.com
Oust is a not-for-profit, advertisement free publication. Each issue will act as a handheld exhibition and will be distributed in arts and cultural institutions internationally. Selected artists will receive a copy of the issue, along with showcasing their work on the Oust website. Oust will give invaluable exposure to international talent.
Find our e-list of art magazines when you visit either of our Artist Marketing Resources web stores– web store #1 and web store #2.
“Role Play” Photography Exhibition Opportunity: It’s Not Juried / No Fee
The Colorado Photographic Arts Center(CPAC) is seeking proposals for “Role Play” a photography exhibition to be held at RedLine Denver for the 2015 Month of Photography. It’s not a juried exhibition. There is no entry fee.
All lens-based media are eligible, including images made by film or video camera, scanner, screen-capture, digital camera, and any means of mobile photography. They seek works by regional, national, and international artists.
For this exhibition, CPAC is seeking cohesive bodies of work from photographic artists addressing the exhibition theme: role-play – the creation of make-believe situations and narratives, the adoption of a personae or character different than oneself, the transformation of self for play, self-examination, or the exploration of themes related to social issues.
The Exhibition at RedLine will run March 14th through April 15, 2015. The deadline for submissions is Thursday Jan 8th, 2015.
Send up to 20 jpegs of your body/bodies of work for review. Please provide your website address and information about the project such as an artist statement and CV.
This is an outline for this opportunity, find the full call for exhibition proposals here.
In addition to this themed exhibition, the Colorado Photographic Arts Center has an ongoing open deadline, no fee policy for reviewing proposals. CPAC wants to see new work that reveals a strong personal philosophy and progressive approach to contemporary photography. Individual artists or group projects are encouraged to apply for exhibitions.
WHEN: Open deadline. Allow up to eight weeks for an email response.
WHO: CPAC encourageS proposals from artists and curators regardless of membership or residency status.
HOW: Mailed proposals are preferred at this time.
- JPEG images should be burned onto a CD/DVD or flash drive.
- Include a printed statement and bio.
- Include your name, email address, website URL, and mailing address.
- There is no fee. Works will be reviewed by staff and exhibition committee members. Related websites and online sources may also be reviewed as part of the process.
- If you want your materials returned, include return postage in the form of a self-addressed-stamped-envelope or Fed Ex/UPS packing slip.
WHERE: Send proposals to: CPAC, Exhibition Proposals, 1513 Boulder Street, Denver, CO 80211
Find more long-term opportunities for photographic artists on our Artist Marketing Resources e-list here.
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Two Artist Resources that Defy Categorization: Works.io and Art360 Gallery
From first view, the Art365 Gallery website has the look of an online art magazine, IMO. Although they refer to themselves as both an online art gallery and an art blog. You’ll find Featured Artists, Galleries, Glass Artists, and Art News.
Visual artists and glass artists are invited to submit for a permanent spot on this site.
– Send a text in 300-500 characters about you, your artworks and perhaps a few words about your art technique.
– A link to your website/Facebook page.
– 6-8 quality images of your art.
They will rewrite a unique text about you and your art, show the best of your artworks and link to your website and Facebook fan page from their art blog (it’s a 100% free service). You’ll find the full details on their website.
Works.io is a sophisticated artist driven platform with a professional portfolio and CV tool for emerging fine artists to create online visibility.
Works.io is something like an artist directory, yet, when artists sign up for free they have a dashboard allowing them to add images of their art, their exhibition news, and more. Works.io also offers a monthly selection of emerging artists with more extensive text about each artist showcased. Works.io selects sophisticated art in low-key tones for their feature.
These relatively new sites have been added to our 57 page e-list of art magazines, blogs, and artist directories.
Artist Marketing Resources 
At ArtSquare they know how important it is for artists to have high-resolution images of their artwork– it’s essential for selling online, making prints, submitting to magazines, etc.
Any artist can sign up for a free portfolio and start getting their work organized and resized, even if they do not have their work digitized by ArtSquare.
The ArtSquare website is a platform for artists to easily connect with professional photographers for creating high-resolution images of their art. ArtSquare has vetted photographers in their local area and are working to make this process easier than it’s ever been. They’re currently in over 60 cities across the U.S. and when there is an appointment request in a new city they can open there in 2 weeks or less.
After an artist’s appointment with one of our photographers they receive their image files in their own free ArtSquare cloud storage portfolio. Each time a high-resolution image is uploaded, the artist portfolio automatically creates 7 different JPEG versions optimized for different common purposes.
ArtSquare LOVES finding fun ways to promote the work of ArtSquare artists…so they’re hosting their first online competition. Any artist with an “Emerging” Portfolio Plan can submit to be part of the competition for free.
They’ll choose a winner on April 20th and the winner will get their artwork printed on a run of T-shirts by TeeSpring. ArtSquare will create AND promote the TeeSpring campaign, TeeSpring takes care of shipping, and the winning artist keeps all proceeds from T-shirt sales and retains all rights to their artwork.
All you need to do for a chance to make money from your art on a T-shirt is:
We hope to see you in the competition. Stay tuned for more opportunities to get your artwork out in the world– much more to come over the coming months!