Open Calls and Opportunities for Artists, Sculptors, Artisans, and Crafters
Please click on the links below to find out more about the specifics on the prospectus and to submit your work:
Exhibit Your Work
Find out about regular open calls to artists and other opportunities to submit work for upcoming exhibitions by joining our email list.
Curate an Exhibition
If you are a curator who would like to propose an upcoming exhibit, please send a proposal with curator’s statement, resume, and link to your website or sample images, to info@westwindsorarts.org
Join Our Community
We believe that nurturing creativity doesn’t just happen in the studio, alone. It requires support through community and there are many ways to make those connections at WWAC. Our volunteer Exhibition Committee not only keeps our walls adorned with art, it is a great place to meet and get-to-know other artists. If you are interested, fill out our volunteer form and join this amazing team!
Teach at West Windsor Arts Council
West Windsor Arts Council is continually seeking teaching artists to lead classes and workshops for children, teens and adults. Click here to learn more and apply online
About Exhibitions at WWA
The West Windsor Arts Center (WWAC) establishes a calendar of exhibits that draws on emerging and established local and regional artists and beyond that reflects the diverse cultural makeup of our community. The WWAC Exhibition Committee selects themes based on media, community interest, tie-ins to events and educational value.
The six exhibits we present each year focus on high artistic quality art that showcases diverse multicultural themes and genres. For each exhibit the committee selects a juror from notable regional art educators, professional artists and museum/gallery directors, who choose works consistent with their standards of excellence and our artistic selection criteria.
Criteria for selecting artwork to exhibit at WWAC:
- Competent use of media and artistic technical skill
- Artistic sensitivity and emotional impact
- Creative and innovative work to educate the public
- Wall appeal to attract the public
- Relevance to show theme (if applicable)
- Art is new to WWA and has not been in a previous show
The West Windsor Arts Council was established as an IRS designated 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization in 2002. The WWAC is not affiliated with any local, county, or state governmental agency. It has an independent volunteer board of trustees, and is registered as a charity with the State of New Jersey.
