2022 Mayor’s Art Show Call to Artists
Greetings Friends,
It is that time of year again as new energy and creativity come in with the promise of spring. The City of Eugene invites artists, 18 and over, who live or work in the City of Eugene to submit ONE piece of work for the juried Mayor’s Art Show. For another year, the exhibition will be held virtually and it will also be on display in the Downtown Eugene Public Library. Established, emerging and student artists of Eugene are encouraged to apply. Visit the Mayor’s Art Show website for more information and to apply.
The Mayor’s Art Show (MAS) is part of a larger celebration of contemporary visual art, artists and the City’s public spaces. MAS celebrates local artists, art production and champions the visual arts. MAS recognizes the accomplishments of artists who are committed to enriching their communities through visual arts. Our intention is to cultivate diversity, equity, and access to the visual arts and artists. We envision a city of citizens whose success, safety and health are not pre-determined by their race, class, sexual orientation, gender, age, mental or physical ability.
https://www.eugene-or.gov/3868/Mayors-Art-Show
| Mayor’s Art Show | Eugene, OR Website
The Mayor’s Art Show celebrates local artists, art production and champions the visual arts. Our aim with this show is to cultivate diversity, equity, and access to the visual arts and artists. |
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