Celebrating Color
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Entry deadlineAug 29, 2026 · 6:59 AM
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Jury notificationSep 5, 2026 · 6:59 AM
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Show opensOct 1, 2026
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Show closesNov 2, 2026
Organization:
Edgewater Gallery, CA
Location
Fort Bragg, CA
Entry Fee
Paid Entry
Deadline
August 28, 2026
Exhibition
Oct 1
- Nov 2, 2026
Color is one of the most immediate elements of visual experience. It can shape atmosphere, evoke emotion, suggest memory, and transform the way we see and feel. Edgewater Gallery invites artists to submit work for a national juried group exhibition, Celebrating Color, that will explore color in any form and/or dimension.
Submissions may be figurative, abstract, landscape-based, conceptual, expressive, or experimental. We are especially interested in works that show a distinctive relationship to color, through intensity, harmony, contrast, materiality, or unexpected chromatic combinations.
Eligibility
This exhibition is open to artists 18 years of age or older living in the United States. All media will be considered, including painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, mixed media, collage, fiber, sculpture and ceramics.
All submitted work must be original and available for exhibition and sale during the full run of the show.
Exhibition Venue
Located in the heart of Fort Bragg, on California’s rugged Mendocino Coast, Edgewater Gallery is a vibrant artist-run collective that showcases the work of local and national artists. Our exhibitions highlight creative voices and foster dialogue between artists and community through shared stories, processes, and passions.
Jurors
Alexis Moyer is a renowned ceramicist who creates imaginative whimsical sculptures and functional pieces.
Chris Hagie makes mixed media abstract pieces, with a goal to make “eyes smile” with the intersection of unique elements in an attempt to lure a sense of well-being.
Gwen Lowery worked for many years as a fiber artist and is now focusing on abstract oil paintings based on inner explorations, society and politics.
Karin Denson is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the intersection of nature and technology through glitch-based paintings, photomontages, and collages.
To see images of the jurors’ work, visit www.edgewater-gallery.com.
Entry requirements
- All pieces must be for sale. Artist receives 60% of sale.
- Wall pieces must be framed in standard gallery-appropriate frames or executed on wood or gallery-wrapped panels, with standard hangers (no saw-tooth hangers).
- No size limit other than that the piece must fit through a standard door; however, we have limited space for oversized items.
- Accepted mediums: painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, ceramic, assemblage, collage, fiber, printmaking, or drawing; no AI work, video or installation.
- Entry fee: $35 for one piece, plus $5 for each additional piece, up to 3 pieces total.
Submissions may be figurative, abstract, landscape-based, conceptual, expressive, or experimental. We are especially interested in works that show a distinctive relationship to color, through intensity, harmony, contrast, materiality, or unexpected chromatic combinations.
Eligibility
This exhibition is open to artists 18 years of age or older living in the United States. All media will be considered, including painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, mixed media, collage, fiber, sculpture and ceramics.
All submitted work must be original and available for exhibition and sale during the full run of the show.
Exhibition Venue
Located in the heart of Fort Bragg, on California’s rugged Mendocino Coast, Edgewater Gallery is a vibrant artist-run collective that showcases the work of local and national artists. Our exhibitions highlight creative voices and foster dialogue between artists and community through shared stories, processes, and passions.
Jurors
Alexis Moyer is a renowned ceramicist who creates imaginative whimsical sculptures and functional pieces.
Chris Hagie makes mixed media abstract pieces, with a goal to make “eyes smile” with the intersection of unique elements in an attempt to lure a sense of well-being.
Gwen Lowery worked for many years as a fiber artist and is now focusing on abstract oil paintings based on inner explorations, society and politics.
Karin Denson is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the intersection of nature and technology through glitch-based paintings, photomontages, and collages.
To see images of the jurors’ work, visit www.edgewater-gallery.com.
Entry requirements
- All pieces must be for sale. Artist receives 60% of sale.
- Wall pieces must be framed in standard gallery-appropriate frames or executed on wood or gallery-wrapped panels, with standard hangers (no saw-tooth hangers).
- No size limit other than that the piece must fit through a standard door; however, we have limited space for oversized items.
- Accepted mediums: painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, ceramic, assemblage, collage, fiber, printmaking, or drawing; no AI work, video or installation.
- Entry fee: $35 for one piece, plus $5 for each additional piece, up to 3 pieces total.