Call for Artists: Group Art Show, “Analog vs Digital”

Call for Artists: Group Art Show, “Analog vs Digital” Quarterly Group Art Show The exhibition explores the intersection, friction, and harmony between traditional and modern artistic techniques. We are seeking works that contrast, blend, or investigate the conceptual tension between tactile, handmade processes and modern, pixel-based, or computer-generated practices. Submission Guidelines Eligibility & Rules Artist Limit: This is a highly curated exhibition. A maximum of 10 artists will be accepted for the final showcase. Eligible Media: Open to all contemporary visual art genres and mediums that align with the theme. This includes painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, digital art, illustration, collage, and mixed media. Exclusions: Sculptures and three-dimensional freestanding works are strictly excluded due to gallery spatial constraints. All submissions must be wall-mountable. Display Readiness: All accepted pieces must arrive ready to hang with wire, D-rings, or appropriate mounting hardware. Unframed canvas works must have clean or painted edges. Deadline: December 1st, 2026 Fees & Commission Application Fee: A $15 non-refundable submission fee is required per artist application. This fee covers administrative overhead, jury review, and exhibition promotion. ArtHaus Gallery Commission: All work must be for sale. The gallery retains a 30% commission on all sales made during the exhibition. Artists receive 70% of the retail price. How to Apply Prepare Materials: Gather up to 5 high-resolution JPEG images of your work (maximum 5MB per file). Label each file: Lastname_Firstname_Title.jpg. Submit Details: Complete the online application form with a short BIO, dimensions, medium, and retail pricing for each piece. Pay Application Fee: Complete the $15 non-refundable processing fee at the time of submission. Make the $15 payment through Zelle using email address [email protected]. Include your full name in the notes for the payment. Go here to submit your work!