LHCC sheds spotlight on local artists

The Little Haiti Cultural Center (LHCC), in association with Future Roots Collective, are calling local artists to submit in their upcoming exhibition, “Local Artist Series VI: In This Moment,” set for October 16 to November 21.

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This exhibition seeks to feature new, experimental, hyper-current and works-in-progress pieces by artists based in South Florida, 18 years or older, at any stage in their career. Artists are encouraged to submit work that represents their most current explorations in all forms of artistic mediums, including but not limited to: painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, video and multi-media work. The work however, whatever the medium, must have been created in the past 12 months. The artist most also be available during October 12 to 15 to assist with the artwork’s installation, as needed.

To submit, send a maximum of 3 images of your artwork to mcvickles@miamigov.com. The submission deadline is Friday, October 9th, 2015, and no entry fee is required from applicants.

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