Claremont Art Mart

07/17/2020

Open call to artists

Open Call for Artists - Deadline August 12, 2020.

Please incorporate “We Art One” into your creative responses. We are looking for artists of all background and media to interpret this message in the light of the challenges our communities face but through which, together, we prevail and emerge with more powerful solutions. Let us imagine a world where We Art One and where art can be the vehicle for these messages to continue to spread hope into our communities and inspire change from the local to the regional levels. Show us how strong your vision is for this positive future.
We are looking for creative responses to and healing work towards solutions addressing
- gun violence
- homelessness
- anti-racism
- environmental justice
- immigration rights
- women’s right
- indigenous people’s rights
- stopping gang violence �

We will select 5 artists: those selected will receive $250 for their work, as well as promotion in a wide variety of networks across the region.

All images must be sized for 8 1/2 x 11 inches for flyer and poster production. Images must be 300 DPI. TFF, JPGS or PDFS will be required.

These images and flyers will be widely distributed across the IE, as well as Inland SoCal. All art selected will also be available for free downloads for anyone to print and distribute locally in their communities. Submit to [email protected]

Sponsored by Music Changing Lives, Riverside Arts Council, and Arts Connection.
In partnership with Arts for IE and with grant support from the CA Arts Council. Thanks for the beautiful flyer design !!

07/09/2020

Open call to artists courtesy Arts Connection, The Arts Council of San Bernardino County

June 20, 2020PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:No Borders on Stolen LandAn international juried art...

06/23/2020

From Arts Connection, The Arts Council of San Bernardino County:

ARE YOU AN ARTIST WHOSE WORK HAS BEEN IMPACTED BY THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC?

The "60 wrd/min art critic" is reviewing shows that have been cancelled, postponed, shuttered, made remote, and opened only by limited appointment, as well as art made during quarantine. Reviews are written in the order in which requests are received, free of charge, while the critic herself remains in isolation. Completed reviews will be published here and on The Quarantine Times.

More information is available here. To request a review, email [email protected].

ARE YOU AN ARTIST WHOSE WORK HAS BEEN IMPACTED BY THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC? The "60 wrd/min art critic" is reviewing shows that have been cancelled, postponed, shuttered, made remote, and opened only b

06/17/2020

Virtual Art Exhibit - call for art now open. The San Bernardino Art Association is producing its first ever online show! Submissions detail at the link in bio Deadline is July 10th.

05/29/2020

This happens tomorrow, FRIDAY MAY 29th. Registration can be found in the post.
Keep being creative!

Join the Alliance for California Traditional Arts (ACTA) this Friday, May 29, at 12 noon PST for another pandemic resource roundtable as part of our Traditional Arts Roundtable Series. Veronica Bryden from Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment (PACE) will present on Unemployment Insurance for independent contractors, freelancers, and artists, including the new Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program tailored for self-employed workers. Veronica will walk us through eligibility requirements, the application process, and then spend time answering your questions.

Artists and self-employed workers whose primary income is "1099" independent contractor work, this one is for you!

Registration link in bio

05/23/2020

It’s always a good time to be creative!

you know what time it is! 🎨 from via ⏰