After the Rainbow Community Art Show Submission

After the Rainbow... 

What comes after the rainbow?
When the parade ends what's left?
How do we envision our collective future shaped by queer joy, connection, and community?
When the sun comes up what does it shine on?

These are the questions we ask ourselves as we look to artists in our community to help us  dream, heal, imagine and make possible our shared future. We are putting together a community show at the Pride Cultural Arts Center featuring LGBTQIA2S+ artists to help us envision this future. All submissions from artists 13 years and older are invited to submit 1 piece for consideration with priority given to Minnesota and Twin Cities metro based artists. 

Community Art Show Submission Terms & Conditions
By submitting artwork for consideration, artists agree to the following terms and conditions:

Eligibility

• Artists must be 13 years of age or older to submit artwork.
• All submitted work must be the original creation of the artist.
• Artwork generated wholly or partially using artificial intelligence (AI) is not eligible for submission.
• All media types are welcome, provided they meet the specifications outlined below.

Artwork Specifications

• Two-Dimensional Artwork
  • Maximum size: 24" x 24".

  • Must be wired or ready for display

  • Cannot weigh over 15 lbs.
  • No food, liquid, dirt, sand, loose glitter, or living organisms.
• Sculpture & Three-Dimensional Artwork
  • Maximum footprint/base size: 1 square foot.
  • Maximum dimensions: 36" high x 24" wide.
  • Artwork must be free-standing or capable of being safely mounted/displayed.
• Video-Based Artwork
  • Maximum runtime: 3 minutes.
  • All video submissions will be displayed on a shared projector as part of a rotating exhibition.
  • Artists are responsible for ensuring submitted files are in a commonly supported digital format.
• Content Guidelines
  
  • The organizers reserve the right to decline submissions that contain unlawful content, hate speech, harassment, or material deemed inappropriate for a public community exhibition.
• Artist Rights
  • Artists retain full copyright and ownership of their work.
  • By submitting artwork, artists grant the organizers permission to display the work during the exhibition and to photograph or record the artwork for promotional, educational, archival, and social media purposes.
  • Artists will be credited whenever reasonably possible when artwork is displayed or used in promotional materials.
• Liability
  • While reasonable care will be taken in handling and displaying artwork, organizers are not responsible for loss, theft, or damage to submitted works.
  • Artists are encouraged to obtain their own insurance coverage if desired.
• Exhibition Decisions
  • Submission of artwork does not guarantee acceptance into the exhibition.
  • Organizers reserve the right to make final decisions regarding artwork selection, placement, and display methods based on available space, safety considerations, and exhibition needs.

You won't receive feedback if you didn't make it in. 
There is no fee to artists.
Prospective buyers of art will be directed to contact the artist for sales