Artist Opportunities
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Embracing Differences:
Mending the Isms and Schisms
Deadline: September 8, 2015
October 4-31, 2015
Nave Gallery, Teele Square
Curated by: Claire Roll, Craig Milanesi
Is
inequality the defining issue of our time? How does injustice show its
face in our community? What impossible heights can we achieve as a
society by embracing difference as strength? Racism, sexism and economic
inequality are still systemic and deeply personal in America today,
both influencing and influenced by global inequities. What does it take
to mend the things that divide us? How do we let in the light?
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The Caring Forest
Call for Yarnstorm Contributions
Deadline: September 15, 2015
September 26, 2015-January 2, 2016
Powderhouse Park (aka Nathan Tufts Park), Somerville
Organized by: Jen Fuchel, Sandy McDonald, Alice Sajdera
To
promote the Nave Gallery's Wrap Around Project and the work of the
Somerville Homeless Coalition, four trees in Powederhouse Park will be
yarnstormed. Each tree will have a social justice theme and an
individual color scheme.
Inspired by mosaic, The Caring Forest is based on the construction of the pieces on multiples of 4" (4"x4"; 4"x8"; 8"x16"; etc). Squares and rectangles--plain and elaborate--in acrylic yarn are needed. Details |
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Predictions
Deadline: October 15, 2015
November 22, 2015-January 9, 2016
Nave Annex, Davis Square
Curated by: Kathy Desmond
With
recent predictions for a significant El Niño this season, questions and
concerns are raised that investigate the tenuous balance between
humanity and the natural environment.
The
Nave Gallery Annex seeks submissions that address a range of
environmental issues including: conservation of "place", sustainability
of ecosystems, and topics related to global warming.
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2016 Independent Curatorial Opportunities
Deadline: January 15, 2016
Nave Gallery and Nave Annex
The Nave is currently accepting proposals for group exhibitions in 2016.
Experimental
work, multimedia work and installations are encouraged but must fit the
available space. Artists shown to date have been local and national,
emerging and established and represent a variety of media. Projects
detailing new
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