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Love is All We Need
Organization:
Orange County Center for Contemporary Art
Location
CA
Entry Fee
Paid Entry
Deadline
December 30, 2025
Exhibition
Feb 7
- Mar 21, 2026
Love is All We Need
The Beatles innocently sang it, and Banksy gave us a spray-painted canvas of the same name. From Rodin's passionate The Kiss, to Robert Indiana's stacked letter sculpture, Love, to Shigetaka Kurita's ubiquitous heart emoji, the depiction of love has been an essential impetus in art making throughout history.
Love makes the world go 'round and inspires artists to keep making art. Open your mind and heart to your muse and let the energy flow unrestrained. Taylor Swift wrote 'It's a love story, baby, just say yes.' We can never get enough love. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, show us some love in all its forms: platonic, erotic, familiar, agape. Since time immemorial, love is our deeply experienced common bond. Show us your inner Aphrodite. Because 'What the world needs now is love, sweet love.'
Robin Repp, 2026
OCCCA invites artists to submit their art for a wide-ranging exhibition of text, symbols, printmaking, videos, photography, paintings, sculptures, and new media projects about love.
Our juror, William Moreno is a Los Angeles native and an independent art advisor, writer, critic, and curator.
He was previously the Executive Director of The Mexican Museum, San Francisco and the founding Director of the Claremont Museum of Art. Currently he is a consultant for the Los Angeles County Arts Department. He has served on several panels, including the California Arts Council, City of Los Angeles (C.O.L.A.) Individual Artist Fellowships, NALAC Fund for the Arts, California Community Foundation Mid-Career Artists Fellowships, portfolio reviewer for PhotoAlliance, Los Angeles Art Association and the Legacy Artists Foundation Award. William?s past board service includes Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE), and the California Association of Museums. He has appeared on PBS station KCET's series California's Gold hosted by Huell Howser, as well as other media outlets
The Beatles innocently sang it, and Banksy gave us a spray-painted canvas of the same name. From Rodin's passionate The Kiss, to Robert Indiana's stacked letter sculpture, Love, to Shigetaka Kurita's ubiquitous heart emoji, the depiction of love has been an essential impetus in art making throughout history.
Love makes the world go 'round and inspires artists to keep making art. Open your mind and heart to your muse and let the energy flow unrestrained. Taylor Swift wrote 'It's a love story, baby, just say yes.' We can never get enough love. With digital effects, or old master techniques, and in every imaginable medium, show us some love in all its forms: platonic, erotic, familiar, agape. Since time immemorial, love is our deeply experienced common bond. Show us your inner Aphrodite. Because 'What the world needs now is love, sweet love.'
Robin Repp, 2026
OCCCA invites artists to submit their art for a wide-ranging exhibition of text, symbols, printmaking, videos, photography, paintings, sculptures, and new media projects about love.
Our juror, William Moreno is a Los Angeles native and an independent art advisor, writer, critic, and curator.
He was previously the Executive Director of The Mexican Museum, San Francisco and the founding Director of the Claremont Museum of Art. Currently he is a consultant for the Los Angeles County Arts Department. He has served on several panels, including the California Arts Council, City of Los Angeles (C.O.L.A.) Individual Artist Fellowships, NALAC Fund for the Arts, California Community Foundation Mid-Career Artists Fellowships, portfolio reviewer for PhotoAlliance, Los Angeles Art Association and the Legacy Artists Foundation Award. William?s past board service includes Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE), and the California Association of Museums. He has appeared on PBS station KCET's series California's Gold hosted by Huell Howser, as well as other media outlets