Call to Artists: Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts, Deadline: Feb. 2nd

What story does your art tell? The 57th annual Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts is seeking local, national and international artists for three distinct art exhibits. Each exhibit highlights a unique art medium and theme, and all work will be seen by nearly 25,000 Festival goers this June 26-28, 2020. This year’s exhibits include:

The Special Exhibit
Brilliant! Jewelers Making Statements
Experience one-of-a-kind wearable artworks from jewelers who consider modern-day artistic philosophies, feelings, visions, or cultural commentary, and apply these concepts to their work.
Application closes February 2, 2020

Artist’s Vision
Small Worlds
Microcosmos: miniature representations of humanity, society, the world, the universe. Have you ever gazed at a dollhouse and imagined a world inside? Have you paused at the sight of a mossy patch and wondered what might live there unseen and un-regarded? Join us in celebrating the art of exploring small worlds.
Application closes February 16, 2020

Art in the Park
Guided by the natural beauty and rich history of the Pacific Northwest, we promote and showcase the work of regionally and nationally recognized makers in a broadly inclusive venue. Located in George Rogers Park, this show is open to artists of all persuasions who produce original, hand-made, fine art and craft, and we welcome traditional and contemporary makers.
Application closes February 23

Artists can apply online at www.lakewood-center.org

This event is hosted at the Lakewood Center and George Rogers Park in downtown Lake Oswego, Oregon. The Festival includes six unique art exhibits, including more than 600 local, national, and international artists. Visitors can experience live music on two stages, performances, kids activities, artist demos, and a variety of food. It’s free to the public (donations encouraged) and attracts nearly 25,000 guests each year. Applications, deadlines and detailed information are available at www.lakewood-center.org

 

 

This announcement was reposted from the Regional Arts and Culture Council website.