Call for Artists

 Call for Artists: Maryland Art Place

Maryland Art Place (MAP) is proud to announce the 25th year of their Art Auction and benefit exhibition, Out Of Order. Out of Order provides a salon-style display space for hundreds of artists to hang their work wherever they please. OOO plays host to a variety of artists and professionals practicing in the visual arts and is a great opportunity for students and emerging artists to get their feet wet in Baltimore’s creative sector.

MAP will be holding an Artist Information Workshop on Saturday, April 2nd from 1-3pm. OOO will open on April 22, 2022. Visit MAP's exhibition page for more information.

Attention youth artists! Maryland Art Place is happy to introduce KIDOOO, a youth version of MAPs annual Spring Benefit exhibition Out of Order.

The opening of KIDOOO will take place in tandem with MAP's annual Out of Order event on April 22. Any artist is welcome to hang one original work of art on the first-come, first-served installation day of KIDOOO.

KIDOOO serves as an opportunity for young artists to exhibit their work in a major arts venue and to expand MAP’s services to students in elementary, middle and high school level arts classes. 

To participate in the KIDOOO exhibition, artists must be ages five-seventeen. Visit MAP's website to learn more and to participate.

Rejected!

I can't really complain this time -- I've been in the charity auction several times and even juried it one year when it hung at the Corcoran! Another example of the thick-skinning requirement for artists!

Dear Florencio,

On behalf of Washington Project for the Arts, thank you for submitting artwork to the Collectors' Night 2022 benefit auction Open Call. We appreciate your time and effort, but regret to inform you that your work was not selected for inclusion in the auction this year.

Despite this disappointing news, we hope you will stay connected by signing up for our e-newsletter or following us on Instagram if you haven't already. We post opportunities throughout the year and we also review Open Call for Ideas submissions on a quarterly basis. The projects that evolve out of these submissions constitute the main work we have been doing since our strategic realignment in 2018, which is collaborating with artist-organizers on inquiry-driven projects. We also host an artist-organizer-in-residence program; run a Warhol-Foundation-funded regrant program; and recently opened a new store for art books and editions. 

Wishing you all the best, and we look forward to seeing you soon,

Emily Fussner

Events Manager & Resident Designer

WASHINGTON PROJECT FOR THE ARTS

Opportunity for Artists

Exhibit Opportunity: Bernice Kish Gallery at Slayton House

The Bernice Kish Gallery at Slayton House is seeking exhibition proposals for 2023. 

The Bernice Kish Gallery at Slayton House is a non-profit gallery located in Columbia, Maryland. Operated by the Wilde Lake Community Association, the gallery features two spaces within the Slayton House lobby and Conference Room that hosts multiple juried art exhibits per year.

Send completed application forms to Lisa Kim at events@wildelake.org. 

Second Life Art Exhibit at Del Ray Artisans

The “Second Life” exhibit (April 1–30, 2022) at Del Ray Artisans gallery features art using recycled materials. Various workshops and events are scheduled throughout the month, including Earth Day (April 22).

View artwork at Del Ray Artisans Gallery, 2704 Mount Vernon Avenue, Alexandria VA. Open Thursdays 12-6pm, Fridays 12-9pm, Saturdays & Sundays 12-6pm (closed on May 1st). 

Details at DelRayArtisans.org/exhibits 

33rd National Drawing & Print Competitive Exhibition at Gormley Gallery

 33rd National Drawing and Print Competitive Exhibition

On view March 7 through April 14, 2022

33rd National Drawing & Print Competitive Exhibition is now on view! Visit this Saturday for an artists' reception and gallery talk by juror Joy Davis.

Artists' Reception and Juror's Talk Saturday, March 12 4:00 to 6:00 pm Please note that masks are still required in the gallery RSVP here to receive event reminders and updates

Exhibiting artists:

J. Bradley Adams Erin Barry-Dutro Noah Breuer Morgan Dowty Dan Talib Latif Flounders John Grunwell Jo Hendricks Zach Manuel Eleisha Faith McCorkle

Kathy McGhee Diane McLeod Joshua Morgan Nicholas Ruth Holly Trout Julie Wallace Dawn Whitmore Carole Winters Dontavius Woody

Juror: Joy Davis, Director and Curator of Waller Gallery For a sneak peek of the exhibition, visit our website, gormleygallery.com

The ZEITGEIST of ZENITH

Zenith Gallery’s 44^th

Anniversary Celebration!

March 4 – April 16, 2022

OPENING RECEPTIONS:

Friday, March 4, 5-8 PM &

Saturday, March 5, 2-6PM

1429 Iris St NW, Washington DC, 20012

Free timed tickets required for entry available here: FRIDAY | SATURDAY

* Masks & Proof of Vaccination required *

FEATURING: Doba Afolabi, Linda Atkinson, Richard Binder, Holly Boruck, Jackie Braitman, Ram Brisueno, William Buchanan, F. Lennox Campello, Sheryll Cashin, Lea Craigie-Marshall, Buzz Duncan, Cheryl Elmo, Elissa Farrow-Savos, Margery E. Goldberg, Len Harris, Bernie Houston, Hubert Jackson, Ronni Jolles, Mihira Karra, Katie Dell Kaufman, Barbara Kobylinska, Joan Konkel, Michael Madzo, Chris Malone, Anne Marchand, Carol Newmyer, Katharine Owens, Joanathan Ribaillier, Larry Ringgold, Suzy Scarborough, Gavin Sewell, Ellen Sinel, Bradley Stevens, Patricia Skinner, Jennifer Wagner, Marcie Wolf-Hubbard, Curtis Woody, and Paul Martin Wolff.

“Zeitgeist, the defining spirit or mood of a particular period of history as shown by the ideas and beliefs of the time. It basically means "The Spirit of the Age.” 44 years ago we were sitting around and talking about what to name the gallery, my father said you want to be at the beginning of the alphabet or the end, you don’t want to be stuck in the middle. With my knowledge of numerology we started with Z, the first word I liked was "Zeitgeist" but my father reminded me that no one knew what it meant. The next word was Zenith and that is how we picked the name. Now people actually know the meaning of Zeitgeist! “ Margery Goldberg

Justice for All by Bradley Stevens

 

The Dual Nature of Love by Elissa Farrow-Savos

Gasoline woes

I usually don't like to brag about the expensive places that I have been to, but yesterday I went to the gas station... cough... cough