Mass Cultural Council believes that artists are essential to our vital communities. To support artists and their creative work, we are now accepting 2022 Artist Fellowships applications in the categories of Drawing & Printmaking, Fiction/Creative Nonfiction, and Painting. Deadline: Monday, January 24, 2022. The Artist Fellowships are unrestricted, anonymously judged, … [Read more...]
Recent Posts
Recent posts about the creative process, support for individual artists, and new art in Massachusetts.
Cresting Artist Opportunities
Call to Artists The Newburyport Art Association invites artists to submit to the Winter Juried Show part 1, focusing on Digital Art, Drawing, Oil, Printmaking, Sculpture, and Watercolor. Their seasonal juried exhibits promote regional excellence in each medium. Winter Juried Show part 1 is juried by Julie Hamel of the Currier Museum. Learn more. Deadline: December 17, … [Read more...]
Artist Opportunities Carry On
Call for Artists The Morini Gallery, at the MMS in Mansfield, in partnership and purpose with the Joe Andruzzi Foundation, asks artists to submit their best works exploring the hope, humor, and humanity that thrives within all of us despite our deepest fears and our most challenging experiences. The exhibition "Art for Hope," is juried by Tatiana Flis, artist and assistant … [Read more...]
Mythology and Traditional Stories in Art
Periodically, we pose questions about issues artists face in their work and lives. This month, we asked a group of artists, How do mythology, fables, folk tales, and traditional stories impact your art? Poet Kirun Kapur, visual artist Ethan Murrow, printmaker Debra Olin, Bharatanatyam dance artist Soumya Rajaram, and photographer Astrid Reischwitz … [Read more...]
Vernacular Glamour
The Cambridge Art Association's (CAA) upcoming exhibition Vernacular Glamour, curated by Juan Omar Rodriguez, will be held in January 2022 at its Kathryn Schultz Gallery. This exhibit is part of their Platform Curatorial Opportunity series, an annual opportunity for emerging or established curators to explore a new curatorial idea in the CAA's Kathryn Schultz Gallery. Curators … [Read more...]