Turning exhibitions, competitions, etc.

[Alan Carter]

Does anyone have any suggestions for finding out how and where to submit work for exhibitions, competitions, etc.? I'm not talking about craft shows, per se, but exhibits where you send 1 or 2 pieces, similar to the shows profiled in the Fall AAW Journal.

I'm sure some of these are by invitation only, but what about the open competition shows?

Thanks.

 

[John Jordan]

The Crafts Report has listings for all these. American Craft Magazine as well.

John

 

[Russ Fairfield]

Woodworker West magazine does a good job of listing the events for the western states.

 

[john lucas]

I subscribed to Crafts Report for several years and they almost never have anything for woodturning or for that matter even sculpture in which woodturning would be applicable. They have an awful lot for fiber, ceramics and glass and some sculptural or themed based competitions.
I will be interested to see what's out there as well

 

[waltben]

I'd also be interested in seeing what's available. Only opportunities I'm aware of are county and state fairs.

 

[S. Clark]

I keep an eye on this page. It is loaded with artist calls from all over the country and occasionally other countries too. SOme of the listings are for competative show and and others not. I find it a quite useful listing.

http://www.artshow.com/juriedshows/

- Scott

 

[Steve Worcester]

The Crafts Report has listings for all these. American Craft Magazine as well.

John

I find Sunshine artists really good for upcoming fine art shows too.

http://www.sunshineartist.com/