Lancaster Ave. arts open call!
We are accepting proposals for art in and on vacant storefronts along Lancaster Avenue for display from September 30th to November 30th. Think creatively! Proposals will be judged on artistic merit, how they use the space and integrate with the surrounding neighborhood, and how well thought out and practical the project is from concept to installation.
This opportunity is open to artists working in any medium. We are interested in showing work that is responsive to the site.
Before applying, please refer to the full application guidelines.
Open the link below and click an address to see property details. Some sites may have restrictions. A site visit is strongly recommended. Submit by filling out the submission form on the page of your chosen site. Application deadline is Monday, August 8, 2011.
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