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"What the World Needs Now" juried exhibition OPEN CALL

July 14, 2017 at 6pm to August 18, 2017 at 12am – the B Complex Gallery "What The World Needs Now" OPEN Call for Entries ! A curated, juried group exhibition.Co-curated by Anita Arliss and Ruben Natal-San Miguel. Submissions open now for photography, and other photo-bas… Organized by Anita Arliss | Type: call, for, submissions

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Mark your calendars for an upcoming WCAGA Pop Up Show, “Tell Me About It” to be held Aug. 31 – Sept. 2, 2018 during Labor Day weekend’s Annual Decatur Book Festival.

To be held at Sycamore Place Gallery & Studios in Decatur with an Opening Reception during the Decatur Art Walk on Friday, Aug. 31, 5-10pm.

There is no entry fee when submitting your work. Note that the show’s title and theme can include a wide variety of work from various mediums and genres. Go to the Opportunities Page for details and entree form.

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