How to Apply for Open Calls with Caitlin Cartwright
Saturday, May 9 at 1pm Join the DSA via Zoom to hear from Caitlin Cartwright on how to apply for open calls. Caitlin will share tips for applying to juried shows, publications, calls for art and more. She will share her knowledge from both a curatorial side as well as an applying artist's perspective. This workshop will cover how to identify opportunities as well as insider information and best practices for being successful when submitting applications.
Registration is required. The workshop is free of charge, but donations are greatly appreciated. Members can register now. Open registration begins April 25.
Caitlin Cartwright Caitlin Cartwright is a social change artist whose vibrant narrative works combine painting, drawing, and collage to explore the stories that connect people across cultures. Many years spent living and working with vulnerable populations in locales such as Madagascar, Namibia, India, and elsewhere influence both the emotional and geographical scope of her pieces. Caitlin earned her BFA from Maryland Institute College of Art, as well as a masters degree in sustainable international development from SIT, and completed a six-moth residency at the Pocosin Arts School of Fine Craft in Columbia, NC. In combination with a long career in global development, she uses art as a storytelling tool for economic empowerment, peace building, and healing and wellness. She has been profiled in Think TV’s Emmy winning The Art Show and her work will be featured in upcoming editions of New American Painters and Create Magazine. Caitlin is currently based in Ohio, and her works and collaborative projects continue to be shown both nationally and abroad. Zoom Zoom is an virtual meeting app that can be downloaded to your smartphone or computer. A meeting link will be sent out after registration.
