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Call to Artists & Performers of the Southern Gulf Islands
Arts on the Islands 2021 Regional Art Exhibition & Performance Showcase Building on the success of 2020, the sescond annual Arts on the Islands Regional Exhibiton will launch on July 1, 2021. This juried exhibition presented by the Southern Gulf Islands Arts Council will be open to artists from the island communities of Galiano, Mayne, Pender and Saturna. A broad range of styles and media are welcome, including 2-D, 3-D and Multimedia.
Southern Gulf Island based performers of music, dance, spoken-word, drama and others are invited to participate in an online celebratino of the diverse talent this region has to offer.
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Courtesy post on behalf of the Salt Spring National Art Prize
The Salt Spring National Art Prize 2021/22
The Salt Spring National Art Prize (SSNAP) was established in 2015 to recognize, showcase, and publicize the accomplishments of Canadian visual artists and to advance public appreciation of visual arts. Through this initiative, we encourage Canadian artists whose work demonstrates originality, quality, integrity and creativity to submit significant pieces with a real visual impact and depth of meaning. As a biennial national art prize with $41,000 in awards, we are committed to continuing our legacy and look toward mounting a live exhibition in September 2021, respecting public health protocols in place at that time.
A parallel exhibition will be hosted featuring work by Southern Gulf Island Artists selected by the Jury.
Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada who are eighteen years of age and older are invited to submit their two-dimensional and three-dimensional work for consideration. SSNAP will showcase approximately 50 finalists chosen by a national jury. An exhibition of the finalists’ work will take place in Sept/Oct 2021 at Mahon Hall on Salt Spring Island, B.C.
Full details are available on the SSNAP website: www.saltspringartprize.ca
The Salt Spring National Art Prize 2021/22
The Salt Spring National Art Prize (SSNAP) was established in 2015 to recognize, showcase, and publicize the accomplishments of Canadian visual artists and to advance public appreciation of visual arts. Through this initiative, we encourage Canadian artists whose work demonstrates originality, quality, integrity and creativity to submit significant pieces with a real visual impact and depth of meaning. As a biennial national art prize with $41,000 in awards, we are committed to continuing our legacy and look toward mounting a live exhibition in September 2021, respecting public health protocols in place at that time.
A parallel exhibition will be hosted featuring work by Southern Gulf Island Artists selected by the Jury.
Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada who are eighteen years of age and older are invited to submit their two-dimensional and three-dimensional work for consideration. SSNAP will showcase approximately 50 finalists chosen by a national jury. An exhibition of the finalists’ work will take place in Sept/Oct 2021 at Mahon Hall on Salt Spring Island, B.C.
Full details are available on the SSNAP website: www.saltspringartprize.ca
Copyright notice: The Southern Gulf Islands Arts Council respects every artist’s rights to protect their original work. Therefore we observe copyright laws. Artwork submitted for SGIAC exhibitions that makes substantive use, in whole or in part, of the artwork of another artist will not be accepted unless express permission in writing is granted by the original creator or the reference material is within the public domain. Reference material includes but is not limited to photographs, digital images, book or printed material.
Serving Southern Gulf Island communities
Arts on Galiano • Arts on Pender • Arts on Mayne • Arts on Saturna
Arts on Galiano • Arts on Pender • Arts on Mayne • Arts on Saturna
