Corridor Community Gallery taking exhibition proposals

Jul 25, 2024 | 1:41 PM

The Corridor Community Gallery is calling for exhibition ideas and proposals from individual artists and groups representing an array of artistic practices and experience levels.

Proposals will be considered based on fit and suitability for the space, which is a public setting. A diversity of artists’ voices will also be considered in selection. Interested artists are asked to submit a completed application form along with five to 10 jpg image files to culturemailbox@reddeer.ca. Proposals and exhibition ideas are welcome at any time.

The Corridor Community Gallery is an informal gallery space that provides a public venue for displaying art by local emerging and established artists.

The goals of the gallery are to:

Support a variety of community arts practitioners, community groups and individuals at all levels of experience by providing exhibition space,
Encourage conversations about art,
Help create an environment near other creative spaces that highlights and celebrates visual art.

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The gallery accommodates two-dimensional artwork in nine exhibition frames, measuring 24 x 30 inches. The frames are mounted securely to the walls in fixed formats: two are positioned horizontally or “landscape” style and seven are positioned vertically or “portrait” style. There is also a display case than can accommodate small three-dimensional art pieces such as sculpture or ceramics.

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Corridor Community Gallery taking exhibition proposals

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