Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church of Seattle invites artists, filmmakers, writers and musicians to submit materials for "Redemption," a temporary, curated multimedia gallery running June 6-13.

Deadline: 4/17/2010

Visual Overture Magazine is now accepting entries from our "Featured Emerging Artists" print exhibition in Summer 2010.

DeadlineL: 4/1/10

Pottery Northwest, a large, fully equipped center for the clay arts, offers classes, professional workshops, studio space for residencies, lectures, community programs and a gallery dedicated to the exhibition and sale of ceramic works as well as a room to document work.

The Eastside Association of Fine Arts (EAFA) is a volunteer-managed, non-profit visual arts organization that has served artists and communities in the Puget Sound region. EAFA provides a forum and means for new artists for connecting with supportive artistic outlets and resources. Founded in 1975 by six local artists: the first exhibition was held in 1976 at Bellevue Community College.
 

Not-for-profit partner of Alaska's public lands, including managing artist residencies and other arts programs that occur on public land areas.

The Dumbo Arts Center (DAC) is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit contemporary arts organization located in Dumbo, Brooklyn, New York. DAC's mission is to catalyze interaction between visual artists, the local community and the wider public, in order to preserve the neighborhood of Dumbo as a springboard for new art.

The Fremont Arts Council believes art builds stronger communities and creates a sense of place. Fremont is a state-of-mind, not a zip code. Our members reside in communities throughout the region.

Gallery 113 is an artist-owned and operated gallery of fine arts and crafts.  The Gallery is located at Apple Farm Village in the heart of the Woodinville wine and tourist district. 

Gallery 113 is an artist-owned and operated gallery of fine arts and crafts, located in the heart of the Woodinville wine district, at Apple Farm Village.

The SVAC is a vibrant art community and dynamic center for artistic activity.  Most activities, and meetings, are held at the artist-owned Gallery 113 in Woodinville, WA.