Opportunities
Here are our current open-call opportunities
Dirty Secrets
Fronteer Gallery Basement Space, Sheffield | Deadline - 05/01/22
Dirty Secrets will be an exhibition at Fronteer Gallery, Sheffield which will be marketed as a 'secret' exhibition to create excitement and mystery. The exhibition will be downstairs in the Basement Exhibition Space and will have more of an unpolished, backroom feel to it.
We are looking for works with a lustful and licentious feel to them. Work can be in any medium except audio or video work. You can find out more, including how to apply, here.
Colour
Fronteer Gallery, Sheffield | Deadline - 15/01/22
Fronteer Gallery invite UK based artists to submit work to our exhibition COLOUR. This could be work in any medium (except audio or video) that responds to the brief of colour. The exhibition will take place in February 2022 and will run for 6 weeks and will run for from 9th February – 18th March 2022. There will be a private view evening on Thursday 10th February. You can find out more, including how to apply, here.
The Environment
Fronteer Gallery, Sheffield | Deadline - 16/02/22
Fronteer Gallery invite UK based artists to submit work to take part in a group exhibition about the environment. This could be work in any medium (except audio or video) that responds to the brief in any way you see fit, and should be no bigger than 30x30cm You can find out more, including how to apply, here.
About Our Exhibition Opportunities:
As a not-for-profit organisation, and as artists ourselves, we make every effort to make our opportunities as affordable as possible while also being sustainable. As such, successful artists to our open-call shows will be expected to pay a small fee, which is outlined in each open call. This fee will go towards our gallery rent, power and invigilation costs as well as the creation and distribution of any promotional material. In return we don't charge commission for sales, less a 5-10% fee for bank and admin charges (depending on the exhibition). We also don't charge any artists that are unsuccessful, meaning that all our opportunities are free at the point of entry.