National Photography Show
June 26 through July 4

Paintin' Louisville
Participants wanted!
See Calls for entry

18th ANNUAL TACTILE & ART CHALLENGE SHOW 2010 Winners below!

left: "Token of the Hunt" by Britt Ripley


ANNUAL SHOWS:

Young Artists Showcase
April

Tactile and Art Challenges May

Taste of Louisville June

National Photography Show June

National Fine Arts Show September

LAA Members Arts & Crafts
Show & Sale
November

Young Artists Exhibit November

Creative Workshops Quarterly

Third Saturday Art Out Monthly


CALLS FOR ENTRY & SHOW OPPORTUNITIES
Announcement
Application Downloads/Contacts

Paintin' Louisville
This year's choice of community landmark for Paintin' Louisville is the Louisville Historical Museum on Main Street. You can enter up to three paintings in the show for only $35

City of Louisville Art In The Park
The City of Louisville is conducting an open entry competition to select up to five sculptures valued at no more than $10,000 per sculpture as part of the Louisville Art in the Park on-loan sculpture program. Pieces will be placed within the new Louisville Community Park located near downtown Louisville, Colorado.

2010 LOUISVILLE FESTIVALS
• 23rd Annual Taste of Louisville : June 5th
• 24th Annual July 4th Arts and Crafts Fair : July 4th
• 25th Annual Labor Day Show : September 6th

2010 NATIONAL JURIED FINE ART SHOW
Show dates: September 4, 2010 through September 12
Jane Friday Chair ; John Lencicki, Juror
Application deadline July 3.
Download Prospectus/entry form

The Cahoon Museum of American Art on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, will present its second national juried exhibition this fall. MOONSTRUCK, as it's titled, will run from Sept. 21 through Nov. 7. The show will be juried by noted pastel artist Anne Heywood. The theme is, of course, the moon in all
its glory, as interpreted in virtually any medium and style. Cash prizes will be awarded. The deadline for entries is June 25, 2010.
Cindy Nickerson, Interim Director
Cahoon Museum of American Art
Cotuit, MA 02635
www.cahoonmuseum.org
(508) 428-7581
cahoonmuseum.org/moonstruck.htm
Download Prospectus

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ART IN PUBLIC PLACES
2009
Venues & Information
View Annual Schedule (click here!)

The Art In Public Places Program supports LAA member artists who choose to show and sell their work in the following venues. Members may sign up in the Fall for the following calendar year. Please contact Marilyn Hunt for information on current openings or if you have questions.
720-289-0146.

Venues Include:

  • Bear Creek Dental, 3400 Table Mesa Dr # 102, Boulder. (303-494-1052)
    Art hangs in this busy waiting area, hall and offices. 8 medium, 2 small pieces. They are open Mon-Fri, closed 12-1pm. Ask about the hooks designated for LAA. Two-month rotation.
  • Blue Parrot, 640 Main Street, Louisville (303-666-0677)
    Art hangs in two different eating areas and in the hallway entering one of them. 6 pieces. Hang after 3:00 pm. Ask about the hooks designated for LAA. Two-month rotation.
  • Chamber of Commerce 901 Main Street, Louisville (303-666-5747)
    Art hangs in several rooms and at the reception desk area. 12 pieces, mostly medium sized, some can be small. Two-month rotation.
  • City Hall, 749 Main Street, Louisville. (303-335-4533) Deborah Borelli, assistant to the City Manager
    Art hangs on one wall on the second floor. 10 pieces depending on size. One-month rotation.
  • Crazy Horse Salon, 734 Front Street, Louisville. (303-666-5802)
    Art hangs on a burgundy wall by the reception desk at the front. 1-2 pieces depending on size (l large or 2 medium). Two-month rotation.
  • Great Western Bank, 1020 Century Boulevard, Louisville. (303-666-0666)
    Art hangs in the entry, lobby area, and hallway in this really nice venue. It has very good lighting. It takes medium to large pieces mostly and has 29 hooks available. Usually 3-4 artists can hang there at one time. Two-month rotation.
  • LaMar’s Donuts & Coffee, 133 Mccaslin Blvd # E, Louisville. (720-890-3875 ).
    Art hangs on four walls in this light and spacious eatery. 8 pieces. One-month rotation.
  • Louisville Municipal Courthouse, 922 Via Appia, Louisville. (303-335-4653) Linda LeBeck, court clerk) Art hangs on two opposite walls in this elegant space with very good lighting. Call to arrange a time for hanging when the court is not in session. 6 medium to large pieces. Two-month rotation.
  • Louisville Recreation Center, 800 West Via Appia, Louisville. (303-666-7400)
    Art hangs on the large main wall on the left side as you enter the building. Three artists show at a time. Each artist may use 5 wires (more than one pieces can hang on a wire). Usually a one-month rotation. Please note that this schedule is varied because of other prescheduled events at the Rec Center.
  • Mojos, 211 North Public Road, Lafayette. (303-665-9026)
    Art is hung on the walls around the inside of the cafe and its conference room. 8-10 medium to large pieces. One-month rotation.
  • Spicy Pickle, 321 McCaslin, Louisville. (720-890-6162)
    Art is hung on a wall in the back of this sandwich shop. 4 medium pieces. Two-month rotation.
  • Staufer Team Real Estate, 950 Spruce St., Suite 1B, Louisville, (303-664-0000)
    Art hangs in the entry area, hallways, and office areas including the conference room in this really nice venue. It has very good lighting. It takes small, medium, and large pieces and has approximately 45 hooks. Usually 4 artists can hang there at one time. Two-month rotation.

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