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Exhibition call out: Glimmers

Submissions close midnight Sun 17th January 2027

A glimmer means a weak, flickering light, a slight sign of hope, or - in modern psychology- a tiny everyday moment that brings your nervous system a sense of safety and joy. 

 

For this exhibition we invite artists to explore the fleeting moments that catch our attention and illuminate our experience. What catches your eye, lingers in your mind, or offers a moment of unexpected lightness? 

 

We are seeking artworks inspired by small wonders, quiet connections, and moments of brightness in uncertain times. From subtle shifts in landscape to personal stories of resilience and joy, this exhibition celebrates the sparks that guide, comfort, and inspire us. 

 

Artists working on a small-scale in any medium are encouraged to submit their interpretations of Glimmers.


 

KEY INFO

 

  • This is a curated group exhibition that will be held at Studio Integrifolia from mid February 2027

  • Open to all mediums (painting, drawing, mixed media, photography, ceramics, sculpture, digital etc)

  • Maximum size: 60cm x 60cm (x 60cm 3D)

  • No submission fee, but an exhibition fee of $45 is to be paid by successful applicants prior to exhibition

  • Studio Integrifolia will retain a 35% commission on artwork sales



​​​​Submissions close midnight Sunday 17th January 2027 For further information & to apply:

https://www.studiointegrifolia.com.au/exhibition-info-glimmers

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