Call for Artists
PLEASE NOTE: The opportunities listed below are submitted by external sources and are not affiliated with Arts Mid-Hudson unless explicitly stated otherwise. Please direct any questions or inquiries to the contact provided in the listing.
Have an opportunity we should know about? Email the information to opps@artsmidhudson.org
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+ Call for Nominations! Dutchess & Ulster Counties 2025 Poet Laureate - Arts Mid-Hudson
Deadline: December 10
Calling all Dutchess & Ulster County Poets! We welcome nominations from individuals and organizations, both within and beyond Ulster County.
This incredible initiative aims to recognize exceptional local poets, infuse our community with the beauty of poetry, empower our youth through education, and solidify our county as a vibrant cultural hub in the Mid-Hudson region.
If you're a talented poet, don't hesitate to nominate yourself!
Deadline: December 10
+ 2026 Gallery Exhibit Proposal - Garrison Art Center
Deadline: December 13
Garrison Art Center invites applications for solo exhibitions, two- and three-person shows, and curated small-group exhibitions. For detailed information on eligibility and the application process, please visit our website
Deadline: December 13
+ Call for Artists - Rotating Art Exhibit at the Sarah Hull Hallock Free Library in Milton, NY
Deadline: December 15
The Sarah Hull Hallock Free Library invites artists of the Hudson Valley to enter their work to be considered for the Winter Exhibit.The library provides a free venue to display and sell work. The theme for the exhibit is “The Big Chill”. Chill - cold, cool, crisp, wintry, snowy, frosty, icy, brisk, invigorating. Share with us your visual interpretation of chill.
December 15
+ Artist Opportunity - Poughkeepsie Farm Project
Deadline: Rolling
Deadline: Rolling
+ Call for Artists - Poughkeepsie Farmers Market
Deadline: Rolling
Deadline: Rolling
+ Open Call for New Members - BAU Gallery
Deadline: Rolling
BAU Gallery welcomes applications from Mid-Hudson artists who are actively engaged in their practice, who strive for a high level of professionalism in their work, and who are interested in becoming a member of our artist community. BAU members regularly exhibit and sell their work at the gallery and engage with various audiences through programming and events that complement their individual practices.
BAU Gallery’s mission is to exhibit fine art and build a diverse, artistic community. We are an equal opportunity artist-run cooperative with transparent operations and shared responsibilities. Artist-led cooperatives have a rich history in New York and in this spirit BAU has thrived since 2004. With 20 consecutive years of exhibitions we are one of Beacon’s oldest continually operating galleries.
All of our members share in the duties necessary for the running of a successful gallery. Membership is juried by current members via websites, social media, and submitted images.
Deadline: Rolling
+ Call for Art - Stanford Free Library
Deadling: Rolling
ART DISPLAY AND EXHIBIT GUIDELINES STANFORD FREE LIBRARY 6035 Route 82 Stanfordville, NY 125810 Guidelines for the Stanford Free Library lobby display area:
- Art work will require approval by a library representative. The size and number of art pieces may be limited at the discretion of the library representative.
- Artists are invited to display their work for 2 months and may change their pieces anytime during the display period. Set up is recommended for the last week of the month so display may be featured in the monthly newsletter.
- Art displays will be promoted in our monthly newsletter, Facebook and website. Notices will be sent to the local newspapers; Hudson Valley News, Northern Dutchess News, Millerton News, Chronogram and Main Street magazines.
- A schedule will be maintained by the library with contact information for current and interested artists.
- Artist will be required to sign the library Waiver Form.
- A list of the displayed art with pricing, supplied by the artist, will be held at the circulation desk as a reference for library staff to quote pricing. Interested buyers will be referred to the artist for the purchase of their artwork. -An opening reception is welcome. The artist needs to co-ordinate the event with the library director. Refreshments, setup and cleanup is the artist's responsibility. Reception date will be included in our initial promotions. Personal invites are the artist's responsibility.
- The library has a suggested donation of 20% from sales of their work. Contact information for the library representative: Sue Galaskas 845-868-7062 handmadepaper@optonline.net
Deadline: Rolling