Call for Art – Pacific Islander Artists
- Chito PeBenito
- Jan 23
- 2 min read
Contact Deadline: February 7th
Exhibition Dates: March 6 – April 25, 2026 (Two‑month exhibit)
The APCC Jade Choe Gallery is seeking Pacific Islander artists who are passionate about sharing their cultural stories and artwork with the community.
If you are interested, please contact:
Kyung (Kellis) Parlett
Cultural Program-Gallery Curator
253-383-3900 ext. 232 office
253-441-9377 mobile
Pacific Islander Artists – Exhibition Requirements
Artist Eligibility
Established and emerging artists are both welcome.All applicants will be reviewed based on their portfolio.
Individual artists and collectives/groups are welcome.
This will be a group exhibition. We currently have one confirmed artist and are seeking additional artists depending on the nature and strength of the work.
Artists based in King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County are eligible.
Artwork Requirements
Theme: Work should reflect cultural identity, heritage, or contemporary Pacific Islander perspectives.
Accepted media:
Installation art
Mixed media
2D works
3D / sculpture
Media / digital art
Presentation:
All artworks must be exhibition-ready.
Framed works must be properly wired for hanging.
Some installation works may require artist participation for installation and de-installation, depending on complexity.
Number of Works
Approximately 25 artworks total, depending on the size and scale of selected pieces.
Gallery Space
The gallery includes repositionable white walls and 3D/sculpture display areas.
Exact dimensions will be shared; please refer to attached photos for spatial context.
Fees
No exhibition fee.
Selected artists will enter into a gallery agreement upon confirmation.
A scope of work will be discussed and agreed upon before moving forward with contracts.
Submission and Interview Process
Artists are required to:
Bring a portfolio
Provide an artist bio
Selected applicants will be invited to schedule an in-person interview at the gallery.
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Thank you for highlighting the important contributions of Pacific Islander artists! This initiative not only celebrates culture but also fosters greater community understanding. Excited to see how these voices will be showcased, Snake Game!