Get ready to unleash your creativity at our 2025 Bridgeport Film Fest with the electrifying TikTok Challenge! We’re inviting filmmakers, students, community activists and professionals to craft captivating short videos—up to three minutes long—under the vibrant theme of “Reel City Life.”

Submissions will be selected for cash prizes and a chance to present your work at the next Bridgeport Film Fest this fall!

Requirements
- Must represent the theme of “Reel City Life”, meaning about a person or place in the Bridgeport community.
- Video must be no longer than 3 minutes.
- Video must be vertical in the 9:16 aspect ratio.
- Video must have frame rates between 30 FPS and 60 FPS.
- Music must be original or royalty free

The Carriage Barn Arts Center and The New Canaan Chamber of Commerce are seeking artists to showcase in New Canaan store windows, and to participate in a downtown celebration of the arts. Artists may submit up to three pieces which may be selected for display and sale in one of New Canaan’s premier retail windows. 
All sizes are welcome, but take into consideration that many stores have limited window space so smaller pieces are easier to place.  Any medium is welcome, including sculpture.  The designation of artwork in the stores is at the discretion of the director and the Art in the Windows committee. Artists receive 50% and 50% supports the New Canaan Society for the Arts. Artwork will also be featured in a virtual gallery.

OUTwork explores issues of gender, LGBTQ life, love and relationships, family, social justice, bias, personal stories and perspectives, pride, current issues of 2025, etc. Artists need not be gay, lesbian, nonbinary, or transgender to participate. Allies welcome. All artists are invited to submit jpegs of their work for consideration by May 10, 2025. Artists will be notified by May 24, 2025.

NECESSARY INFO TO INCLUDE WITH SUBMISSION: Brief artist's statement, itemized list of art should include: title, size, medium, price of work. Works not for sale should include a value rather than a price. Also include artist’s contact info: name, email, phone (evening and daytime numbers), mailing address and website if available.

Spectrum is a juried exhibition of original, contemporary artwork by local and regional artists, and invites submissions in all media and all sizes.  All entries must have been created within the past two years and not previously exhibited at the Carriage Barn.The theme of the 2025 exhibition is SPRING FEVER and the juror Susan Eley, founder and director of Susan Eley Fine Art, will review original works in all media that celebrate and embody the vitality and energy of the spring season.Submissions may evoke the lushness of spring through imagery, composition, color and movement, or through symbolic themes such as renewal, transformation, possibility and the cycle of life. 

One of our most competitive and successful exhibitions of the year is here again! 'Black, White and Shades of Gray' is a multimedia juried exhibit with cash prizes. We are asking artists to submit up to 9 pieces of artwork on the theme of 'Black, White and Shades of Gray'. As always, our theme is open to artists' interpretation!

Show dates May 22-June 19, 2025

The deadline for entries is April 30th at 11:59 PM.

*HAND DELIVERED to the gallery only*
Receiving: Friday, May 16th 12-2, Saturday, May 17th 12-3
Reception: Thursday, May 22nd 5:30-7 PM
Pick Up: Friday, June 20th 12-2, Saturday, June 21st 12-2

This year's Annual Spring Juried Exhibition, titled “ZING', seeks traditional and unusual artworks inspired by positive energy. Beth Gersh Nešić, visiting juror and independent curator, invites artists to submit works that celebrate joy, positivity, excitement, good energy, and humor. This “ZING” should communicate directly to the viewer through color, line, form, composition, and/or content. It should move hearts and minds viscerally, intellectually, cognitively, and/or spiritually. Kind and original humor is welcome.

 Artists are encouraged to explore diverse mediums, including everyday found objects to create works that challenge and intrigue.

Part Time Permanent (30 hrs/wk)
Requisite Skills:
· Excellent interpersonal and client service skills – positive attitude, cooperative, team player
· Providing excellent client service in-store and via email and phone
· Responsible, reliable, able to work flexible hours including evenings, weekends as needed
· Highly organized, detail-oriented, and able to work independently
· Excellent written and verbal communication skills
· Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel); Photoshop
· Data entry and database management, including product inventory
· Assist with Exhibition installations (candidate should be able to lift at least 40lbs)

Submit a cover letter, resume to roger@silvermineart.org

108th Annual Juried Open Exhibition
Bendheim Gallery, Greenwich Arts Center
May 6, 2025 - June 8, 2025
Juror: Kelly Long, Senior Curatorial Assistant,
Whitney Museum of Art, NYC

Entry dates March 1st - April 7th

CATEGORIES: Painting: Oil, Acrylic, Drawing, Pastel, Watercolor, Sculpture, Photography, Original Digital Art, Fiber Arts, Other Media (printmaking no digital prints of original or AI generated artwork.)

IMAGES OF ARTWORK: G.A.S. will produce an online digital & virtual gallery of ALL exhibited works.

AWARDS: Cash and other awards totaling over $2000 will be presented at closing reception TBA.
Juror will also do a walk & talk tour of the exhibition on reception date TBA.

High school + youth photographers are sought to enter their works in the Wilton Arts Council’s annual photo exhibit, FOCUS ’25, to be on display at the Wilton Library from March 15—April 23, 2025.

Entry open to all regardless of town of residence. Students may enter up to two of their photos, which are judged in each division by a panel of notable area photographers. Cash prizes and ribbons will be awarded.
• High School division (grades 9-12)
• Youth division (through 8th grade)

Photo submission dates and hours: FRI 3/8/25 + SAT 3/9/25 (10:30 AM – 4 PM). Please see http://www.wiltonarts.org or contact BASWILTON@YAHOO.COM for further details.

A reception + awards ceremony will be held on Friday, March 21 from 6-7:30 PM

Draw from life while observing a professional figure model! All skill levels are welcome!
Take your artistic abilities to the level: Draw from life while observing a professional figure model!

This 3-hour event is perfect for artists who want to deepen their understanding of anatomy, proportion, and form. With live models—both nude and clothed—posing in a variety of timed stills, you’ll have the perfect opportunity to sharpen your skills through focused practice.

This event is open to ALL artists, regardless of skill level. We provide a friendly and supportive environment (with snacks included!). Join today and see fast improvements to your style!

Location: Second Floor, Room 267 (Fine Art Studio)
What to Bring: drawing materials

Photographers of all ages (including youths) are invited to enter up to two of their photos in the Wilton Arts Council’s FOCUS ’25 photography exhibit at the Wilton Library. Entries will be accepted on both March 7 & 8 (10:30 AM - 4:00 PM).

Photos may be film or digital images in color or B&W and may be enhanced by darkroom or digital techniques. Additional objects not photographed by entrant cannot be added.

Cash prizes and ribbons will be awarded for: Best of Show (which is open to all); and first, second and third place in each of the adult, high school and youth divisions.

For rules, entry form & entry fees, please see the Wilton Arts Council's website (http://www.wiltonarts.org) or contact BASWILTON@yahoo.com

The Ridgefield Guild of Artists is now accepting entries for the 15th Annual Juried Members Show. The juror is Amy Kurtz Lansing, Curator at the Florence Griswold Museum of Art, Old Lyme, CT.

Visit our website for the complete prospectus.
Cash awards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd prizes.

Show Location: Online and In person: 3rd Floor - Ferguson Library One Public Library Plaza Stamford, CT 06904

This is a multimedia juried exhibit with cash prizes. We are asking artists to submit 1-5 pieces for our next exhibition 'Portraits of Our Planet' in celebration of our environment and Earth Day! This theme is meant to inspire artists' creativity and is open to interpretation!

Show dates: April 16 - September 25
Entry Deadline: Tuesday, March 25th at 11:59PM.
Receiving: Thursday, April 10, 5-7pm, Saturday, April 12, 10-12pm
Opening Reception: Wednesday, April 16th 5:30-7pm
Pickup: Thursday, Sept. 25, 5-7pm and Saturday, Sept. 27, 10-12pm

THE ART OF NATURE: INTERMEDIATE & ADVANCED
(Hybrid, in-person & Zoom)
Inspired by nature? Continue to develop your style and vision in watercolor, colored pencil or other dry or water-based mediums or mixed mediums. Individual guidance based on personal goals and learning styles in a supportive group environment makes every class unique. Students work on individual projects supported by demonstrations that address both the basics and more advanced challenges such as developing a coherent body of work and combining live subjects with reference photographs. Emphasis is placed on seeing as artists, putting words to intuition and answering the familiar question, “What do I do next?” This class will meet primarily in the studio. However, th

FIBER 2025 – This international exhibition seeks to showcase the best of contemporary fiber art. Submissions are invited that reflect the breadth of functional or non-functional works that use fiber and/or fiber art techniques in traditional or innovative ways.
JUROR: - Tom Grotta and Rhonda Brown have showcased modern fiber art since the 1980s, championing fiber art’s evolution and future. Representing over 100 artists from 25 countries, the gallery’s exhibitions, art fairs, and partnerships with museums have placed works in prestigious collections like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery.
Entry Deadline - Thursday, March 20
Exhibit Dates- Saturday, May 10 - Thursday, June 19

This is a multimedia exhibit for SAA MEMBERS ONLY. We are asking SAA members to submit 1-5 works for consideration. You are guaranteed to show at least one piece. We appreciate your support and are excited to celebrate your wonderful talent!

PLEASE NOTE the SIZE LIMITATION for this show: no larger than 36'wide x 48'height framed. Sculpture up to 60 lbs.

Please remember to renew your membership if necessary.

Show dates: March 6-April 11

The deadline for entries is Friday, February 7th at 11:59pm.

Reception: Thursday, March 6th (5:30-7:00)

The Museum of Contemporary Art Connecticut (MoCA CT) is a destination for innovative exhibitions of art from the mid-twentieth century to the present in all mediums, music and performing art experiences, and arts education for people of all ages and abilities.
MoCA CT seeks a transformational and charismatic leader to serve as its next Executive Director. The role of the Executive Director at MoCA CT would be well-aligned with the unique aspects of both the institution and the Connecticut arts community.

The Curatorial Committee for the Bruce S. Kershner Gallery at the Fairfield Public Library invites artists who are interested in promoting their work to submit an application for a curated exhibition in the gallery. Exhibition slots are available starting in March of 2026.

The Kershner Gallery hosts five exhibitions per year featuring all styles and mediums of art. Artists who are interested can find the instructions for submitting an application at the gallery link on the library website, http://www.fairfieldpubliclibrary.org, scroll down to kershner gallery. Questions and inquiries can be sent to bskgallery@gmail.com.

Looking for ARTISTS, ARTISIANS, SCULPTORS, PHOTOGRAPHERS to join us for our Winter Community Show at the
Easton Public Library, 691 Morehouse Road, Easton, CT.
Receiving: Saturday, January 4, 10:00am - 1:00pm
Reception: Saturday, January 18, 7:00pm

Download the prospectus at: eastonartscouncil.org/upcomingevents

Picture That LLC Art Consultants. is purchasing artwork from artists for 3 healthcare facilities located in Fairfield, Norwich, and New London, Connecticut. I will be co-hosting an informational webinar with Picture That founder Valerie Cooper on December 10th 7 pm EST to share more about this opportunity.

Desired Art Themes

Wellness, Healing, Peace & Tranquility
Local Cityscapes, Landscapes, Riverscapes, and Seascapes
Botanical & Floral

Submission Process

If you would like your artwork considered and cannot attend the webinar, we will be sending out submission instructions after. Questions? Email: emily@artcollectingwithemily.com