AMERICA'S TOP 25 GALLERIES & MUSEUMS vote on your online art images (all countries welcome). 3 CASH PRIZES. All 50 categories will have 1st to 6th Place winners. DEADLINE JULY 30. PRESTIGIOUS AWARD. Only $25 per submission. Info at www.AmericanArtAwards.com. (At the site you can also see this year's voting galleries/museums and 10 years of past winning art.)

Call for Artists Deadline: July 6, 2018 at 10:58 PM (PST) Tarot: The Fool’s Journey Through Life is an exhibition of visual art running from August 3 - 26, 2018 Artwork featuring Tarot, Oracle and Divination decks, even Lotería cards, are welcome for submission. In Gallery and Online Gallery options. The title of this visual arts exhibition comes from the Tarot's Major Arcana. Each of the cards can be described as an archetype, a symbolic figure or situation of great significance that represents our journey starting with the innocence (The Fool) and ends with complete knowledge (The Universe). Juror: Chris Butler UK-based author of three books on Tarot and Cartomancy and illustrator of Quantum Tarot; Quantum tarot 2.0; Healing Light Tarot; Lenormand Cartomancy and Son Tarot Full prospectus: https://www.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=5351

Exhibit Sept 18 to Oct 6. Held at the Ames Mansion Museum, Borderland State Park, N. Easton, MA. Open to all living artists 18+ years, residing in the USA. All mediums including photography. Exhibit includes a separate botanical art category. Juror for Fine Art is Paul Olson, artist and educator at RISD and Mass College of Art & Design. Botanical juror is Regina Gardner Milan, international botanical artist & educator. $3500 in awards. Full color catalog.Prospectus available at www.friendsofborderland.org.

This 9th annual national juried show is open to both amateur and professional photographers across the U.S. Cash prizes totaling $4,000 will be awarded. Opening reception and awards ceremony will be September 1, 5-7pm.

Seeking Fine Art Instructors to stay as an Artist in Residence for a week or weekend stay and teach Fine Art Workshops. Qualifications BFA required. MFA preferred. Experience teaching, able to demonstrate processes thoroughly. Artists with educated knowledge in any of the following areas: Art Education, Printmaking, Fine Art, Painting, Drawing, Photography, Screenprinting, Sculpture, etc. Related studies please apply: Illustration, Bookmaking, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Animation, Woodworking, Dance, Music, Art Therapy, Crafts, Etc. Beneficial Skills: Communication Teaching Photoshop Indesign Powerpoint Marketing Benefits: No Coverage. At RCP you get a trade for hours during training, marketing and on-the-road time for future use of our studio and equipment. You will have opportunities to take other workshops at our studio as assistants or in trade. You will gain access to trainings on teaching, marketing, social media, and non-profit background business if you live in the Akron area. If you are from out of town as a visiting instructor you will have access to the space as an artist in residence during your stay! *Bonus Tips at Parties may be sought but not demanded. Job Type: Part-time Salary: $10.00 to $25.00 /hour

Six locations around the City of Fredericksburg, VA have been selected for the display of outdoor public sculpture from October, 2018 to September, 2019. Liability insurance provided. Stipend of $2000. Artist responsible for delivery and removal. Jury deadline for submission of existing or proposed work is July 1. Application info: www.fredarts.com

The Poster Prize for Illustration 2019: London Stories Deadline for submissions: Monday 16 July 2018 The Association of Illustrators (AOI), in partnership with London Transport Museum (LTM), is delighted to announce that submissions are now open for the Poster Prize for Illustration 2019. This year the theme is London Stories. Across the ages, London has produced and inspired countless stories. Fictitious or real characters and events in this amazing city have always held a fascination, from the anecdotal urban myth to grand tales of historic legend – from the everyday to the curious, and from the past to the present. The aim of the Poster Prize for Illustration competition 2019 is to attract artwork for display that is colourful, inspiring and celebrates the vibrant, multi-layered city that is London. Artists are invited to visually capture a familiar or lesser-known narrative in a single image. All stories, current or historical, real or fictional which feature this amazing city are welcome – your imagination is the limit. Stories could be those seen in a film or play, heard in poetry or music, or read in literature. They may be family anecdotes, or an impression of your daily observations. Your visual story could be inspired by London’s history or contemporary city living. What stories does London have to tell? Artists that impress the jury with their illustrated interpretation of a London story are in with a chance of having their work displayed at the famous London Transport Museum and winning the top prize. Prizes will be awarded in three levels: First prize: £2,000 and feature of the winning image on a London Transport Museum poster to be displayed on the London Underground Second prize: £1,000 Third prize: £750 There will also be a special public vote for the London Transport Museum Collection Prize. Details to be announced when the exhibition opens. The competition is open to illustrators and students of illustration throughout the world. The top 100 entries selected by a panel of judges will be displayed in an exhibition at London Transport Museum that will run from February to Summer 2019. The winners will be announced at an event during the exhibition opening week. The deadline for entries is 16 July 2018 Submissions must be made via the online entry form: https://theaoi.com/prize-for-illustration/ The Poster Prize for Illustration continues Transport for London’s legacy of design that dates back over 100 years. London Transport Museum’s collection of graphic art is one of the best in the world and includes over 5,000 posters and artworks by famous artists including Man Ray, Laura Knight and Edward McKnight Kauffer.

CGTrader, one of the leading 3D model marketplaces in the world, has just launched the Digital Art Competition, which calls all CG artists (both 2D and 3D)! Upload up to three works to each of the available two groups (Illustrations or Concept Design) with Character, Environment and Object categories. All artworks will also have the chance to win the Public Award. The CGTrader Digital Art Competition gives participants exposure in our 1.2M+ designer community and the chance to win prizes valued over $60,000. There are no hard requirements, and artworks do not have to be created exclusively for the competition, so feel free to show everyone your best and favourite works. For more details, visit the competition page and be sure to check out the Categories & Prizes section!