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Arts Illiana provides listings of current call for entry information, calls for nominations, etc. with appropriate links for details, entry forms, etc.
Please scroll down for current opportunity listings:
1. War of 1812 Logo Competition: Calling all Wabash Valley Artists!
Download Call for Entry and Description of Competition
NOTE: DEADLINE EXTENDED TO SEPTEMBER 24!
2. Terre Haute Street Fair/Artist Market Call for Entry:
Download Call for Entry Form 3. Sullivan Area Art Guild Call for Entry:
The Sullivan Area Art Guild is sponsoring an Art Show open to all artists and crafts people. The show will take place during the Sullivan Corn Festival. Set up will be on Thursday, September 16th and the show will run through September 18th. There are no fees. The show venue is the "downtown Gym" and all work will be indoors. For more information please contact Donna at 812-648-2758.
4. Ivy Tech Community College Recycled Art Exhibition
Call for Entry: Click here to download information and entry form.
5. Low Road Gallery Announces Call for Entry for 2nd Annual Juried Show
Thanks to the success of last year's Juried Show, Low Road Gallery will be hosting our 2nd Annual Juried Show this year! Applications are available on our website and submissions are due October 15th. All media (including video, performance, installation, etc) are eligible to apply. We're honored to announce that artist and art educated Leslie Sharpe will be this year's juror. This is a great opportunity to exhibit with us, build your artist resume, and potentially win a monetary prize. For more information, and for the downloadable application, please follow this link:http://www.lowroadgallery.com/Pages_Low_Road/Juriedshow2.html Low Road Gallery, Inc is a non-profit contemporary art gallery located in Greencastle, IN. Find out more about us at www.lowroadgallery.com.
6. The Maple Center announces
CALL FOR ART!!! CALL FOR ART!!! We are looking for submissions of artwork for consideration for an upcoming exhibit at Gopalan Contemporary Art Gallery,9 S. 7th Street, Terre Haute, IN. This exhibit is associated with the 4th annual Maple Center workshop Creating A Path Through Loss / The Arts as Healing Tools. This workshop is a hands-on experience in using expressive art to meet the challenges of loss and grief. The workshop is scheduled for November 6 and the exhibit will run from November 1-13. This exhibit will focus on art which expresses the theme of loss or grief. In addition each piece is to be displayed with a 100-200 word statement about the meaning of the work. Preference will be given to work which has been created out of the artist’s own experience with loss. Media: painting, drawing, collage photography, sculpture, fiber, mixed media Maximum Size: 30" X 40" Number of Submissions: 2
Click on link below for more information or to download entry form
http://www.themaplecenter.org/Programs/loss_arts/call_for_art.html
7. Playwriting/Playreading Opportunity:
Spark Reading Series is a new play reading series based in Terre Haute, Indiana. The readings will take place at 7:30 p.m. on the last Tuesday of every month. One of the main ideas behind Spark is the strengthening of the community, of bringing theatre to the community, rather than making the community come to the theater. Therefore, Spark will occur at a different Terre Haute location every month: businesses, museums, etc. Playwrights are encouraged to send all styles of play (10 minute to full length, musical to straight drama, one person to multi-cast) to Spark at sparksubs@gmail.com. Spark hopes that everyone, from the audience to the playwright to the readers, will work together to make this community a possibility. Spark also offers to strengthen the community’s voice through both commission and educational opportunities.
8. Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra Announces Available Positions for 2010-2011 Season Bassoon III/Contra
Second Trumpet
Principal Timpani
Principal Percussion
Assistant Concertmaster/Concertmaster Designate
Section Violin
Section Viola
Section Cello
Principal Double Bass
All - Sub List
Audtions will be held by appointment. Request audition information by sending a reseume to THS Personnel Manager, Laura Savage at lqs424@hotmail.com. For more information, click here.
9. Young Audiences Indiana has Open Call for Artists Indianapolis, IN – Young Audiences Indiana is seeking applications for professional artists in the fields of, but not limited to, Visual Art, Music, Dance, Theater, Writing and Storytelling to work in various Indiana schools as Teaching Artists. We believe in using the arts to leverage learning in every classroom. Young Audiences is looking for passionate, professional artists that are interested in learning about arts-integration and are open to developing effective educational programs with the help of our staff.
Young Audiences Indiana is especially interested in art related to new media and technology, programs with ethnically and culturally diverse themes, and contemporary art forms. We are also seeking arts workshops, residencies, or performances that connect to Science, Math, and Technology curricula. Applications and more information can be found on our website at www.yaindy.org. Applications are due by September 17, 2010. Application information sessions will be held in various regions of the state on the following dates: August 13, 2010 – IndianapolisAugust 16, 2010 – New AlbanyAugust 17, 2010 – ColumbusAugust 18, 2010 – Fort WayneAugust 19, 2010 – Lafayette Times, locations, and details can be found on our website www.yaindy.org.
Young Audiences of Indiana makes the arts a part of every child’s education by partnering with teachers and other educators to develop and deliver arts programming directly to schools with professional teaching artists, including performances and workshops, to more than a quarter-million Indiana students annually. | |
10. Call for Participants:
Second Annual Miracle on 7th Street
Downtown businesses have begun preparations for the Second Annual Miracle on 7th Street which will take place on Friday, December 3 from 5 to 10 p.m.
Do you have a Downtown business that would like to participate? Would you like a booth in the tent full of wonderful holiday presents? Do you have a choral group who would like perform and spread the cheer? This year will feature a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus, a gingerbread house contest, window decorating, trees, decorations and so much more.
Complete the entry form and return to Brian Whisenhunt by email (Whisenhunt@swope.org) or fax (812.238.1677) by Monday, October 4. This year is going to be bigger, better and cheerier than the last with all of the fun of seeing friends and spending time with family. Miracle on 7th
Street will be a fantastic way to really get the winter holiday season kicked off! The form is available at: http://www.swope.org/pdfs/M72010P.pdf
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