Every Tuesday, we gather a variety of artist opportunities around the DC area and beyond. Find one below and enter today — good luck! Click here for recent opportunities posts, and submit your opportunity listing here.
Deadline: July 31. The Arts Club of Washington in Northwest DC continues its support for the visual arts with the Call for Entries for the 2016–2017 gallery season. Exhibitions are scheduled monthly from September 2016 through May 2017. Read the call for entries
Deadline: August 15. The Mattawoman Creek Art Center, located at Smallwood State Park in Charles County, Maryland, is seeking artists of all media to exhibit their art in individual shows. The Mattawoman Creek Gallery is spacious, light filled, and overlooks the Mattawoman Creek. More about this opportunity
Deadline: Ongoing. Artists who live or work in Virginia, Maryland, or the District of Columbia may submit a proposal for a solo or group show at the Athenaeum. Read the call for artists
Deadline: None. Sonoma Cellar, a new wine-tasting room opening on King Street, is seeking artists to display their artwork on an 8- to 12-week rotating basis in the second floor bistro. Sonoma Cellar is looking for traditional and contemporary paintings, with the preferred genres of landscapes, animals, seascapes, abstracts, wine-inspired themes, sunrises or sunsets, California- or Virginia-inspired themes, and other possibilities will be considered. It will not take a fee or percentage of sales. Please contact [email protected] directly with images of the pieces you would like to be considered.
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