Society of Scottish Artists
INSECTARIUM - FASCINATION AND FEAR
A Society of Scottish Artist Members exhibition celebrating natures crucial creatures.
A new collaboration with The Scottish Ornithologists’ Club (SOC) to offer the next exciting exhibiting opportunity for our members, including information and research days for SSA Artists with the National Museum of Scotland’s Entomology Collection in January/ February 2020 (dates tbc).
Entry Deadline:
15 March 2020 Midnight
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Society of Scottish Artists
TIME SPENT AMONGST TREES
A SOCIETY OF SCOTTISH ARTISTS EXHIBITION AT THE MEFFAN GALLERY, FORFAR
OPEN TO PROFESSIONAL ARTIST MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY ONLY.
“We’re all—trees, humans, insects, birds, bacteria—pluralities. Life is embodied network. Because life is a network, there is no “nature” or “environment,” separate and apart from humans. We are part of the community of life, composed of relationships with “others,” so the human/nature duality that lives near the heart of many philosophies is, from a biological perspective, illusory.”
― David George Haskell, The Songs of Trees: Stories from Nature’s Great Connectors.
Entry Deadline:
30 April 2019 Midnight
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Society of Scottish Artists
UTOPIA – WHAT’S YOURS?
A SOCIETY OF SCOTTISH ARTISTS EXHIBITION AT GRACEFIELD ARTS CENTRE, THEN KIRKCUDBRIGHT GALLERIES.
The idea of Utopia may be older than Thomas More’s famous book, but what could actually be gained from the concept, or possibly lost? A personal utopia would surely be as individual as each of our personal imagination. Is this the difficulty with any proposed Utopian society? The power of the individual would make the construct a contradiction. However, there is room in Art for the individual to create their own Utopia, which we invite you to do.
Entry Deadline:
10 April 2019 Midnight
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We have tried to make the entry process as easy as possible but the Internet sometimes baffles the best of us. Luckily help is at hand, if you experience any technical problems using the OESS system then please contact Andy on andy@int-tech.co.uk and he'll try to help you as much as possible.
Please Note: Enquiries regarding the 'Call to artists' rules and exhibition info should be directed to the exhibition organisers, whose email can be found in the left hand column.
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