Artist Opportunities
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2017 Somerville Toy Camera FestivalDeadline: August 1, 2017
September 2017Nave Gallery, Nave Annex, Washington Street Gallery
The Somerville Toy Camera Festival seeks entries for its fifth annual celebration of toy and lo-fi photography. Images of any subject matter, made with a "toy" camera - any low-tech camera with no or very limited exposure control, such as pinhole, Holga, Diana/Diana clones, Brownie, Ansco, disposable cameras - are eligible.
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Wall to Wall II: Working TogetherDeadline: August 15, 2017
September 30 - Sunday, October 29, 2017
Nave Gallery, Teele Square
Curated by: Karl Stephan and Bianca Broxton
Wall to Wall II: Working Together (W2W II) reprises 2016's successful Wall to Wall: Art Builds Community at the Nave, and will also feature a diverse group of artists. W2W II will focus on the practice, process and benefits of artistic collaboration, especially across disciplines. The goal of W2W II is to model and encourage artistic and social collaboration among artists and non-artists alike.
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Catalyst: craft + social changeDeadline: September 1, 2017
November 18 -December 30, 2017
Nave Gallery, Teele Square
Curated by: Vanessa Marcoux
Catalyst aims to bring together examples of contemporary, handmade objects from traditional fiber art mediums such as embroidery, knitting, crochet, sewing, quilting and weaving that speak to causes such as healthcare, homelessness, politics, the environment, feminism, civil rights and more.
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RestructuredDeadline: September 17, 2017
November 16 -December 16, 2017
Nave Annex, Davis Square
Curated by: Boriana Kantcheva and Micah Eglinton-Woods
The history of feminist art starting in the 1970's up until now has been filled with controversy, turbulence, progress and backlashes against women, women's art, and its place in art history. A question emerges: What is feminist art? And more accurately what is feminist art today?
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