Dacia Gallery Open Call for Holiday Group Exhibition

From their website: 

Entry Deadline: Thursday, November 15, 2012

Dacia Gallery invites emerging and established artists to submit artwork for an opportunity to participate in our Annual Holiday Exhibition. Each year for the holidays we have a big group show of about 20 artists in a large exhibition. This is a big event at the gallery with many visitors and holiday sales. If you are interested in participating please submit your artwork for review. We are looking for a diverse body of artwork in all mediums and styles, so anything goes. The gallery will advertise and promote the selected artists for the exhibitions and host a formal Opening Reception and Holiday Party for the exhibit, including an Artist Talk during the opening reception. This will be an exciting exhibition and a memorable holiday art event. We look forward to seeing your work. 

Also from their site:

Dacia Gallery has a year round open submission policy for our monthly exhibitions and accepts artwork from emerging and established artists in all media: painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, photography, digital art and mixed media. You may submit your artwork as a “general submission” or to a specific exhibit that we have listed below. All artwork submitted is reviewed by our curatorial panel and kept on file to be considered for each upcoming exhibition. Dacia Gallery does not charge an exhibition fee to artists to show their work, we select and show artists based on talent. Participating artists in our exhibitions will be announced on our website after the entry deadline date for each exhibit. If your work fits a particular exhibition you will be notified directly by the gallery.

Beers.Lambert Award For Emerging Art

"Beers.Lambert Contemporary announces a new award for emerging artists worldwide: the First Annual Beers.Lambert Award for Emerging Art is a prize awarded to up to 8 emerging, contemporary artists working in all disciplines and open to artists internationally."

The First Annual Beers.Lambert Award for Emerging Art is accepting painting, drawing, photography, collage, sculpture, installation, video art, performance, technology-based, new-media, and other forms that may defy classification. Four primary awards of $1000 and four secondary awards of $250 are available, waiting on you and I to submit the piece de resistance. The eight award winners will have their work featured on the website and promotional material, also solo exhibitions are possible. There is a processing fee of £12 (~$19 USD) and the deadline is 13 August 2012.
This is a pretty great opportunity! Let us know it you enter so we can root for you! Much luck!

Call for Women Artist "Ovolution Exhibition"

"Ovolution," is a portmanteau of ovulation and evolution: ovulation + evolution = Ovolution!
According to the Facebook page it's a "celebration of women in (and around) the art community of Little Rock Arkansas. This event is a chance to gather as women and show the community what we are creating, working on, or doing. As a female community, this is the opportunity to promote ourselves, encourage one another, and return the support that our community has given us." It's a chance to "show Little Rock, what we lady artist are all about!"
During the month of September Little Rock's Dedicated Studio will exhibit artwork made by women. There's no particular theme so this is a great chance to any of our have artwork shown! They are asking for drawings, paintings, sculptures, ceramics, photography, installations, printmaking, etc. to be submitted for consideration.
Send an email to achisart@gmail.com, with one .jpg image each for up to three works, along with your name, the titles, dimensions, media, and contact information by August 17. Accepted artists will be notified by e-mail on August 24 2012.
An open gallery will be held on August 31 as part of the Ovolution festivities, and on Saturday there will be a craft sell. You can get more information, such as vendor opportunities and time schedules, at their Facebook page. Then on Sunday, September 2, one of the many things planned is a mass critique.

Ovolution

Sounds like a really fun weekend and I can't wait!