Artworks Gallery at Greenbank Farm on Whidbey Island is seeking new artist members for its artist-operated gallery.

Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies seeks all kinds of creative work; however, the art must photograph well in black and white or color.

Proctor Art Gallery in Tacoma is looking to add a wood turner and a stained glass artist.

And Toto Too Theatre Company seeks full-length plays by women playwrights in any genre except musicals or children’s plays.

The University Business Center seeks a local artist to exhibit two-dimensional artwork, including painting, drawing, collage, photography, print making or fiber art.

The All Roads Film Project is a National Geographic program dedicated to providing a platform for indigenous and underrepresented minority-culture storytellers around the world to showcase their works to promote knowledge, dialogue, and understanding with a broader, global audience.

Nashville Review, a new litmag based at Vanderbilt University, publishes the best in literary fiction, poetry, nonfiction, comics, music, and art.

The Sound Transit Art Program (STart) works with artists and communities to incorporate the work and thinking of artists into the Central Puget Sound's regional transit system.

Tacoma Art Place, a non-profit community art workspace, is now opening display spaces for artists who may not have the opportunity to show their work in a public setting.