Call to artists - entry now open for annual exhibition at Scarborough's Old Parcels Office
Calling all artists – entries are now wanted for the sixth open exhibition at the Old Parcels Office based at Scarborough Railway Station.
The exhibition attracts entries from artists across the UK with 90 works to be selected by a panel of independent judges. Last year, almost 1,200 people visited the exhibition.
Deadline for entries is midnight on SundayJanuary 3
The exhibition will run from Saturday February 6 until Sunday March 7.
Who Can Apply:
The Old Parcels Office open exhibition is open to all artists living in the UK.
Selection Panel:
James Beighton- director of Tees Valley Arts, a charity that supports people to live creative lives through its home base in Redcar.
Stephen Carley - artist/teacher who lives and works in Sheffield, member of the London Group.
Molly Newham - artist/curator and co-founder of Mandy Apple Collective, a grassroots artist-led art space in Scarborough.
How To Enter:
For full details and entry form follow the link to Curatorspace
Entry fees:
£25 for up to 3 works or £10 for a single work, regardless of size or medium.