SUBMISSIONS

CALL FOR
FALL 2020 EXHIBITIONS

Due July 15th

Exhibition Application Form
(Sign in using your NSCAD Username and password)

After carefully considering public health guidelines and the unique physical circumstances at the gallery, we have come to the decision that for the fall 2020 semester, we will be unable to host our typical roster of in-person exhibitions and the gallery itself will remain closed to the public. However, we are excited to announce four new opportunities to exhibit with us in the Fall semester. Exhibition dates and gallery spaces will be prioritized for BIPOC students.

1) Anna Leonowens Window Galleries:call to activate window spaces in Galleries 1 or 2 with installations viewable from the Granville courtyard. These window spaces will be enclosed with a back wall for mounting works. These spaces can also support ceiling hangs.

2) @annaleonowens Instagram Showcase and/or website hosting:call for social media or web-based projects. We are designing an instagram template to showcase works in a similar format to the 2020 Grad Showcase.
https://www.instagram.com/annaleonowensgallery/ An ideal format for smaller works, detailed pieces, digital works etc. We can also support online projects hosted on other platforms created by the exhibitor (additional domain and site creation expenses are the responsibility of the exhibitor).

3) Gallery 3 Projection Window:call for video art/media projects to be rear-projected onto the Gallery 3 windows facing Hollis Street, beginning daily at dusk.

4) Off-site projects:If you would like to propose an off-site, outdoors project please submit a detailed proposal including location, site limitations, access and what supports you will need from the gallery (equipment, site insurance, do you have/ need permission to use the site).

If you have questions about the application, please e-mail:
annaleonowens@nscad.ca

Exhibition space in the Anna Leonowens Gallery is reserved primarily for University-based activity. Applicants are prioritized in the following order:

  1. MFA Thesis exhibitions;
  2. Undergraduate students in their graduating year;
  3. Group/ Class exhibitions;
  4. Visiting Artists and Faculty projects.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

To be eligible for an exhibition you must be enrolled in at least one course during the semester you intend to exhibit. Priority is given to students in the final semester of their graduating year. Winter semester priority is given to MFA Thesis exhibitions which typically take up the months of March and April. If you are an undergraduate student who can only exhibit in March or April we will likely not be able to accommodate your request. A student graduating in April may be considered eligible for an exhibition in the following Summer semester only at the invitation of Gallery staff.
Please note: This is a competitive application process. Not everyone who applies for an exhibition will be given the opportunity to exhibit solo. In the case that the Exhibitions Committee notices a common theme amongst a number of applicants the Committee reserves the right to group proposals into 2-4 person exhibitions. Students are encouraged to curate exhibitions amongst their peers as this will increase the chances of their proposals being accepted.
GROUP PROJECTS
The Gallery encourages proposals for two/three person projects and group shows from students in all levels of the University. These projects will be considered after all applications for solo, final-semester exhibitions are programmed.