Art Calls in Massachusetts - March Deadlines

Art Fluent invites artists worldwide to submit artwork to our online exhibit, WABI-SABI II. WABI-SABI is a Japanese term that refers to that which is impermanent, imperfect, aged, humbled, and unconventional. It expresses a whole new world of seeing. Show us WABI-SABI from your perspective.

Art Fluent invites artists worldwide to submit artwork to their online exhibit, WABI-SABI II. The theme explores the Japanese concept of WABI-SABI, which refers to that which is impermanent, imperfect, aged, humbled, and unconventional. Artists are invited to show WABI-SABI from their perspective, expressing the simplicity of composition and exploring the meaning and beauty of everyday objects....

The 46th Annual Coolidge Corner Arts Festival will be held on June 6, 2026 from 11am-6pm, rain or shine, in the heart of Coolidge Corner along Babcock Street and the adjacent parking lot between Harvard Street and John Street in Brookline, MA. The festival will feature 90+ juried exhibitors showcasing exceptional work in 2-D and 3-D art, printmaking, ceramics, fiber, wearables, glass, jewelry,...

Boston Public Schools high school teachers from classrooms across the district are invited to submit their students' artwork to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston's digital exhibition. Submissions are accepted through 5 pm on March 15, 2026. In the Application Title field, please list the title of the artwork. For questions or concerns, contact Lauren Yockel with MFA School Programs at...

Fivesparks and the Boxborough Birders invite artists to submit work for BIRDS!, an exhibit exploring and celebrating the wonder, beauty, and diversity of birds.

The portrait is more than a likeness. It is presence, gesture, relationship—a moment of connection between photographer and subject. To celebrate our ongoing commitment to showcasing contemporary photography, Photo Artfolio invites photographers worldwide to submit work for The Human Portrait, a global online exhibit honoring portraiture in all its forms.

The Griffin Museum celebrates the craft of photography and the community it serves in its 32nd year with our Annual Members Juried Exhibition. Juried by Barbara Tannenbaum, this exhibition seeks entries of diverse themes, styles, and artistry. There is no specific theme, we want to see your best work in the genre or style you create in.

Handmade photography books transcend the digital realm, offering a tangible and deeply personal experience. They are more than mere collections of images; they are crafted narratives. The unique quality of a handmade photobook lies in its tactile nature, where texture, style, and craft converge. The selection of paper, the binding technique, and the attention to detail all contribute to a sensory...

The Griffin Museum recognizes the importance of the craft of photobooks. We celebrate this unique form of artistry and want to see the self published photobooks our creative community is working on. Juried by Karen Davis, Curator and Co-owner of Davis Orton Gallery, and Crista Dix, Executive Director of the Griffin Museum, our 16th Annual (Self Published) Photobook exhibition will showcase up to...

The Griffin Museum of Photography invites photographers to submit completed or near-completed projects for Vision(ary) 2026: Raising Our Voices, a public art exhibition exploring American movements of protest, activism, and social justice.

The Mosesian Center for the Arts invites artists to submit work investigating ideas of transformation and change. Work can represent transformation conceptually such as changing one’s perspective, identity, spirituality or even social changes or changing cycles in nature.