Submit your work to Five Points Gallery
Five Points Gallery in Torrington, Ct. is accepting artist submissions through the month of March.
TO SUBMIT:
Please mail either a (USB thumb Drive or CD) with 10 consistent images, your artist statement and current resume.
To help us identify and catalogue your information, please use the following format:
Five Points does not accept group curated submissions - Please submit individually.
DUE TO THE HIGH VOLUME OF EMAILS, WE ARE NOT ABLE TO ACCEPT EMAILED SUBMISSIONS.
Please snail mail your submission to:
Five Points Center for the Visual Arts
ARTIST SUBMISSIONS
PO Box 1028
Torrington, CT 06790
TO SUBMIT:
Please mail either a (USB thumb Drive or CD) with 10 consistent images, your artist statement and current resume.
To help us identify and catalogue your information, please use the following format:
- Name all files as follows: Last NameFirstInitial_description (i.e., SmithA_title.jpeg; SmithA_resume; SmithA_statement; etc.).
- All Images must be at least 300 dpi in a . JPEG format.
- Include a document listing your image title, medium, size, price and date of work.
- Include a stamped, self-addressed envelope if you would like your files returned.
- Please do not send PowerPoint presentations.
Five Points does not accept group curated submissions - Please submit individually.
DUE TO THE HIGH VOLUME OF EMAILS, WE ARE NOT ABLE TO ACCEPT EMAILED SUBMISSIONS.
Please snail mail your submission to:
Five Points Center for the Visual Arts
ARTIST SUBMISSIONS
PO Box 1028
Torrington, CT 06790
Paid Internships with CT Office of the Arts
The Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA) is currently accepting applications from individuals who are interested in an intern/apprenticeship through the Arts Workforce Initiative (AWI). AWI is a paid intern/apprenticeship program that provides Connecticut college students, emerging creatives and military veterans an opportunity to gain high-level professional work experience with non-profit arts and cultural organizations throughout the state.
COA will select 20 individuals - a combination of college, emerging creative professionals and military veterans - who have experience in or wish to grow professionally in the areas of arts administration, arts presenting/curating, media arts, performing arts, visual arts, arts education, and literary arts. These individuals will be matched with a host organization that is aligned with their specific professional goals and desired career track.
Eligibility:
An individual must:
Important Information:
CLICK HERE TO APPLY
COA will select 20 individuals - a combination of college, emerging creative professionals and military veterans - who have experience in or wish to grow professionally in the areas of arts administration, arts presenting/curating, media arts, performing arts, visual arts, arts education, and literary arts. These individuals will be matched with a host organization that is aligned with their specific professional goals and desired career track.
Eligibility:
An individual must:
- be a Connecticut resident;
- have availability to successfully complete the program (intern/apprenticeships take place between June - September 2020);
- have experience in or wish to grow professionally in the following categories: arts administration, arts presenting/curating, media arts, performing arts, visual arts, arts education, and literary arts; and
- be enrolled in or a recent graduate from an accredited college or university OR be an emerging creative professional OR a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces
Important Information:
- Notification of selections will take place the week of April 6, 2020.
- Selected individuals are required to attend professional development training session(s) that will take place in May 2020.
- The intern/apprenticeship will take place between June - September 2020.
- Individuals placed with a host organization must complete a total of 250 hours.
- Selected individuals will determine a work schedule with the host organization.
- Rate of pay is $15 per hour. Selected individuals will be paid directly by the host organization where intern/apprenticeship will take place.
- Selected individuals will be required to submit a final report upon completion of intern/apprenticeship.
CLICK HERE TO APPLY
Elizabeth L. Mahaffey Arts Administration Fellowship
Are you an arts administrator who needs money for professional development? If your answer is yes, take a moment to learn more about the Elizabeth L. Mahaffey Arts Administration Fellowship. Applicants may request up to $2,500. Funds may be used for registration fees for conferences and workshops and travel, working with a career coach, and much more!
To be eligible, an individual must:
DEADLINE: Monday, March 30, 2020
To be eligible, an individual must:
- be a Connecticut resident;
- be employed at a Connecticut non-profit arts organization at time of application;
- be employed at a Connecticut non-profit arts organization at time of professional development activity; and
- have a minimum of two (2) years and no more than ten (10) years of experience in the arts field.
DEADLINE: Monday, March 30, 2020
Real Art Ways - Real Art Awards
CALL FOR ENTRIES:
Emerging artists living and working in New England, New York, and New Jersey are invited to submit their work for consideration for The Real Art Awards at Real Art Ways. Jurors will consider the quality of the artist’s work, the innovation evidenced by submitted work, the potential impact of the exhibition on the artist’s career and the economic and physical feasibility of the exhibition. Artists should submit work made within the last 3 years. Artists working in all media are welcome.
In addition to a $2,500 prize, six artists will receive a solo exhibit at Real Art Ways in 2020 or 2021, an exhibition publication with essay, curatorial assistance, and the opportunity for an artist talk.
DEADLINE: March 31, 11:59 EDT, 2020
JURORS:
Kemi Ilesanmi, Executive Director, The Laundromat Project
Mary Mattingly, Artist and Educator
Will K. Wilkins, Executive Director, Real Art Ways
FOR MORE INFORMATION CLICK HERE
Emerging artists living and working in New England, New York, and New Jersey are invited to submit their work for consideration for The Real Art Awards at Real Art Ways. Jurors will consider the quality of the artist’s work, the innovation evidenced by submitted work, the potential impact of the exhibition on the artist’s career and the economic and physical feasibility of the exhibition. Artists should submit work made within the last 3 years. Artists working in all media are welcome.
In addition to a $2,500 prize, six artists will receive a solo exhibit at Real Art Ways in 2020 or 2021, an exhibition publication with essay, curatorial assistance, and the opportunity for an artist talk.
DEADLINE: March 31, 11:59 EDT, 2020
JURORS:
Kemi Ilesanmi, Executive Director, The Laundromat Project
Mary Mattingly, Artist and Educator
Will K. Wilkins, Executive Director, Real Art Ways
FOR MORE INFORMATION CLICK HERE
Request for Proposal
Hodges Square Lighting Project - A Thames River Innovation Places (TRIP) Sponsored Project
Funding available up to $125,000 including artist's commission/fees, materials, installation.
All proposals must be received by 2:00 pm on March 31, 2020, either by mail or hand-delivered to:
Hodges Square Art Opportunity 13 Masonic Street
New London, CT 06320
Julie Chapman, 2nd floor
FOR MORE INFORMATION CLICK HERE
Funding available up to $125,000 including artist's commission/fees, materials, installation.
All proposals must be received by 2:00 pm on March 31, 2020, either by mail or hand-delivered to:
Hodges Square Art Opportunity 13 Masonic Street
New London, CT 06320
Julie Chapman, 2nd floor
FOR MORE INFORMATION CLICK HERE