Seattle Based artists are encouraged to apply for South Seattle Community College's annual community art exhibit.

We invite artists of all backgrounds, countries, ethnicities, cultures, genders, sexualities, and ages (18+) to submit up to five (5) works of art of any media. Sculptors, multimedia artists and painters are particularly encouraged to apply; please note that photography is a highly competitive medium. Artists do not need to attend the Festival in order to participate.

Farmstock Festival of the Arts is seeking poster art for the 2009 event. Illustration, photography, pastel, painting and other mediums encouraged to apply.

The Mount Vernon Downtown Business Association is staging a Fall Harvest Festival along First Street on Saturday September 27th, and seeking skilled artists, artisans, and food vendors from Whatcom, Skagit, Island, and Snohomish Counties.

Do you have a wild imagination and a knack for photography? The Tacoma Regional Convention + Visitor Bureau is looking to locals to submit photographs and artwork for the official 2009 Tacoma Regional Visitor Guide.  All skill levels are encouraged to enter!

First Nations Development Institute’s Leadership & Entrepreneurial Apprentice Development (LEAD) Program is a unique American Indian nonprofit leadership development opportunity for motivated individuals seeking to create a stronger future for tribal or reservation-based nonprofit organizations. The goal of the program is to support the growth of future American Indian nonprofit leaders by educating and training emerging leaders in Native nonprofit management.

The Phinney Neighboorhood Center Gallery is currently requesting submissions from visual artists for the annual Dia de los Muertos gallery show, Celebrating our Ancestors.

The Bellingham Review seeks black-and-white photography from regional artists for its Spring 2009 edition.

The Jack Straw Productions Residency Programs offer established and emerging artists in diverse disciplines an opportunity to explore the creative use of sound in a professional atmosphere through residencies in our recording studios and participation in our various presentation programs.

The University Friends (Quaker) Meeting is looking for artists to show in the gallery located in our social hall at the below address, in Seattle near UW.