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19.05.2022

Public Exhibition: Visual Art Call Out

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Applications for our Visual Arts call out are now open!

We’re looking for the best Contemporary Visual Art by and for learning disabled, neurodiverse and disabled artists.

We want to fill LEVEL Centre with work that celebrates ‘The Art That Difference Makes’ and we’re looking for your artwork to make that happen!

Selected work will become part of a public exhibition at Level Centre over the summer.

There are some super prizes on offer as well, including a first prize of £300 and a bundle of goodies from Turners Art supplies for the People’s Choice winner.
Deadline: 16 June.

We’re looking for:

Work that is suitable for, or created by learning disabled, neurodiverse and disabled artists
Contemporary 2D Visual Work. We will accept most forms of 2D visual work: pencil, acrylic, watercolour, oil painting, paper art, printmaking, calligraphy, embroidery, textile, photography, digital print etc. We cannot accept any 3D sculptural work or digital work that requires screen display for this exhibition

Who can apply:

Group and individual submissions are welcome
UK based artists or groups over the age of 18
The applicant must be the legal copyright owner of the submitted work and it is their responsibility to ensure that the copyright is not restricted under any law.
If the work is being submitted via a representative, it is their responsibility to ensure that they only submit art for which the artist can claim full copyright for
Level Centre employees are not permitted to enter.

To find out more visit, https://bit.ly/3MwXvBt

Contact: 01629 734848 – info@levelcentre.com

LEVEL Arts Centre, Old Station Close, Rowsley, DE4 2EL

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