Art Calls International Call for Artists: Collective Exhibition in Princeton
Opportunity Description
International Deadline: January 1, 2027 – Point Pleasant Publishing proudly presents ‘Crowns of Princeton’, an open-themed group exhibition of 10-12 artists at The Solley Theatre at the Paul Robeson Center for the Arts in beautiful Princeton, New Jersey. Princeton is an affluent city and home to the world’s leading academic institution, Princeton University.
The exhibition is open to all artists internationally working in any form of artistic practice, including performance and moving-image. This one-day exhibition will be promoted on EventBrite, ArtRabbit, LinkedIn, the New Jersey State Council on the Arts and will take place on Saturday, February 20th, 2027 from 11am-4pm.
Additionally, there will be a detailed and comprehensive published catalogue documenting this exhibition, available in both print and digital. The extensive exhibition catalogue will contain human-authored curatorial statements / essays, thorough professional photography, and internationally registered with an ISBN. Participating artists will be given a free PDF copy of the exhibition catalogue for ‘Crowns of Princeton’.
APPLICATION
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Paul Robeson Center for the Arts
The Solley Theatre
102 Witherspoon Street
Princeton, NJ 08542
About:
Point Pleasant Journal (formerly known as Titan Contemporary Journal) is an essay-based publication which contains ‘all contemporary art discourse’. In the journal, the Editor and contributing writers discuss relevant philosophies and theories revolving around current active contemporary artists. In addition, Point Pleasant Journal also publishes in-depth articles about the latest and some of the finest contemporary art exhibitions occurring around the world, biographical profiles on notable individuals in the arts as well as insightful book reviews on contemporary art books and profiles on galleries. Point Pleasant Journal is completely devoted and focused on the identity of contemporary art as well as educating our audience on avant-garde practices, achievements, and principles.

