OPEN CALL
SMALL WORKS / BIG HEART
An annual juried exhibition of small artworks to benefit non-profit organizations serving Western North Carolina.
2018 Beneficiary: Brother Wolf Animal Rescue
2018 Theme: Animals (of course!)
Throughout time, humans have developed deep relationships with animals. From religious idols to companion pets, we have opened our hearts and grown great feelings of love and admiration towards our furry, featured and scaly friends. This year's 'Small Works/Big Heart' will honor those relationships, including small artworks inspired by this theme.
The exhibition namesake, 'Small Works / Big Heart,' is both a theme and a call to action. The exhibition, now in its second year, is slated to run during the holiday season, a time when many of us like to carry out "small works" of kindness that show our love for our communities and our world. With this in mind, CANVAS ArtSpace is committed to donating half of the exhibition proceeds to Brother Wolf Animal Rescue, a grassroots, non-profit organization dedicated to providing resources and life-saving programs for animals in WNC.
Please join us in raising funds for this important cause!
2018 Beneficiary: Brother Wolf Animal Rescue
2018 Theme: Animals (of course!)
Throughout time, humans have developed deep relationships with animals. From religious idols to companion pets, we have opened our hearts and grown great feelings of love and admiration towards our furry, featured and scaly friends. This year's 'Small Works/Big Heart' will honor those relationships, including small artworks inspired by this theme.
The exhibition namesake, 'Small Works / Big Heart,' is both a theme and a call to action. The exhibition, now in its second year, is slated to run during the holiday season, a time when many of us like to carry out "small works" of kindness that show our love for our communities and our world. With this in mind, CANVAS ArtSpace is committed to donating half of the exhibition proceeds to Brother Wolf Animal Rescue, a grassroots, non-profit organization dedicated to providing resources and life-saving programs for animals in WNC.
Please join us in raising funds for this important cause!
Artwork Submission & Guidelines
Eligibility: This exhibition is open to artworks that are smaller than 12" in both length AND width, including frame (if applicable). The artwork must be 2-dimensional (or easily wall mounted), in any medium, and in any style.
Entry Fee: Artists may submit one artwork for a non-refundable entry fee of $20.
Commission: All exhibited artwork must be for sale, and priced $300 or less. Artists will receive 50% from the sale price of their artwork, and CANVAS ArtSpace will retain a 50% commission. CANVAS is donating half of these proceeds to Brother Wolf Animal Rescue, a non-profit animal welfare organization. Artists are not required to, but have the option of donating a percentage of their fee, as well.
Photographic Rights: CANVAS ArtSpace reserves the right to photograph the exhibition and artworks within the exhibition for the purposes of documentation and publicity.
Submission: An application for submitting artwork for inclusion in 'Small Works / Big Heart' must include a completed Application Form, a $20 entry fee, and one labeled artwork. The Application Form and fee may be submitted online, by mail or in-person. All artwork must be delivered in-person. No photographs or reproductions will be accepted for review.
Entry Fee: Artists may submit one artwork for a non-refundable entry fee of $20.
Commission: All exhibited artwork must be for sale, and priced $300 or less. Artists will receive 50% from the sale price of their artwork, and CANVAS ArtSpace will retain a 50% commission. CANVAS is donating half of these proceeds to Brother Wolf Animal Rescue, a non-profit animal welfare organization. Artists are not required to, but have the option of donating a percentage of their fee, as well.
Photographic Rights: CANVAS ArtSpace reserves the right to photograph the exhibition and artworks within the exhibition for the purposes of documentation and publicity.
Submission: An application for submitting artwork for inclusion in 'Small Works / Big Heart' must include a completed Application Form, a $20 entry fee, and one labeled artwork. The Application Form and fee may be submitted online, by mail or in-person. All artwork must be delivered in-person. No photographs or reproductions will be accepted for review.
Important Dates
Exhibition Dates: November 15 - December 22, 2020
Opening Reception: Thursday, November 15, from 6 - 8 PM
Submission Deadline: Applications must be submitted, postmarked, or hand-delivered by Saturday, November 10, 2018.
Artwork Drop-off: Artists may drop-off their artwork for review on Saturday, November 10, between 9 AM and 12 PM. (Please call us at 828-577-4590 if other arrangements need to be made). All artwork must be prepared for hanging, with necessary hanging wires, hardware, etc. safely and securely installed on the artwork.
Notification: All applicants will be notified by email as to whether or not their artwork has been selected by 6pm on Tuesday, November 13th.
Opening Reception: Thursday, November 15, from 6 - 8 PM
Submission Deadline: Applications must be submitted, postmarked, or hand-delivered by Saturday, November 10, 2018.
Artwork Drop-off: Artists may drop-off their artwork for review on Saturday, November 10, between 9 AM and 12 PM. (Please call us at 828-577-4590 if other arrangements need to be made). All artwork must be prepared for hanging, with necessary hanging wires, hardware, etc. safely and securely installed on the artwork.
Notification: All applicants will be notified by email as to whether or not their artwork has been selected by 6pm on Tuesday, November 13th.
2018 Beneficiary
About Brother Wolf
Brother Wolf Animal Rescue is striving to make Western North Carolina a No-Kill community. In addition to providing resources and life-saving programs for animals in WNC, the Behavioral Counseling and Youth Education programs help promote a better understanding of, and respect for, companion animals. The 10,000 sq.ft. Joyce B. Cambron Adoption Center, located at 31 Glendale Avenue, is home to up to 100 dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens each day. In this energetic environment, animals receive mental stimulation and exercise through a variety of enrichment programs. Brother Wolf’s dedicated staff, volunteers, and fosters ensure that each animal receives lots of love and attention until finding his or her forever home. Their friendly Adoption Counselors and Animal Care Attendants work hard to find just the right match between a potential adopter and a furry new family member.
Brother Wolf Animal Rescue is striving to make Western North Carolina a No-Kill community. In addition to providing resources and life-saving programs for animals in WNC, the Behavioral Counseling and Youth Education programs help promote a better understanding of, and respect for, companion animals. The 10,000 sq.ft. Joyce B. Cambron Adoption Center, located at 31 Glendale Avenue, is home to up to 100 dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens each day. In this energetic environment, animals receive mental stimulation and exercise through a variety of enrichment programs. Brother Wolf’s dedicated staff, volunteers, and fosters ensure that each animal receives lots of love and attention until finding his or her forever home. Their friendly Adoption Counselors and Animal Care Attendants work hard to find just the right match between a potential adopter and a furry new family member.
Past Beneficiaries
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2017 - MountainTrue
MountainTrue is Western North Carolina’s premier advocate for environmental stewardship. We are committed to keeping our mountain region a beautiful place to live, work and play. Our members protect our forests, clean up our rivers, plan vibrant and livable communities, and advocate for a sound and sustainable future for all residents of WNC. MountainTrue is home to the French Broad Riverkeeper, Green Riverkeeper, Watauga Riverkeeper and the Broad River Alliance, the protectors and defenders of their respective watersheds. |