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Blue Whole Gallery, Sequim WA announces an open artist show entitled “Ten By Ten”. The show opens Oct 24th and closes Nov.29th,2026. The Call For Artists begins June 1st. Entry deadline is August 31,2026. Apply eBlue Whole Gallery, Sequim WA announces an open artist show entitled “Ten By Ten”. The show opens Oct 24th and closes Nov.29th,2026. The Call For Artists begins June 1st. Entry deadline is August 31,2026. Apply early as space is limited. Entry applications and prospectus are available online only at https://bluewholegallery.com. m.

Port Angeles Fine Arts Center is seeking applications for the 2026 Wintertide Light Art Experience, an outdoor exhibition held in Webster’s Woods Sculpture Park. Open to individual artists or artist teams, this opportunity invites the creation of durable, light-based sculptures inspired by the theme Nature After Dark—Illuminating the Darkness Through Connection. Selected works will be displayed November 27, 2026 through January 1, 2027, alongside an established sculpture collection and viewed by a wide public audience during nightly hours and the December 12, 2026 Wintertide Festival. With stipends ranging from $300–$1,500, this is an opportunity to showcase innovative work in a unique forest environment. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis through September 8.

The Hoffman Center for the Arts is reviewing submissions for the 2027 gallery exhibition season and helps shape what audiences see in our gallery. In 2027, we’re showing 2D and 3D gallery work only: photography, painting, drawing, printmaking, fiber, craft, ceramics, and sculpture that can be displayed in our small gallery. We welcome submissions from all over the Pacific Northwest, including artists who live or work in Tillamook, Clatsop, or Lincoln County. We do not prioritize submissions from artists who live or work in Manzanita. We especially welcome submissions from LGBTQIA+ artists, Black artists, Indigenous artists, artists of color, working-class artists, artists with disabilities, and others whose backgrounds or perspectives have been historically underrepresented in galleries in the Pacific Northwest.

Rain Shadow Artisans offers an exciting opportunity for local artists to share and sell their creations while connecting with the community. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Rain Shadow Artisans is dedicated to bringing artists and community members together through a shared appreciation of locally created artwork. We invite local artists to join our dynamic group, showcase their work, engage with the public, and become part of a vibrant creative community. We will host 7 shows June-December. More details will be available on our website as we travel through Spring. Note, there is no due date as we accept applications all year long.