Gallery

This call is open to all Cambridge-based artists working in any variety of media. Artists are invited to submit up to two (2) works. 

Submission guidelines:

• All submitted works must have been completed in the previous 24 months.
• Work completed under instruction in a class, copied from another source, or previously exhibited at the Cambridge Centre for the Arts will not be accepted.
• All wall-based work must be framed or ready to hang with wires, hooks, or pins.
• 3D submissions (such as sculpture or installation): Maximum 6' height, 2' width, 2' depth
• 2D submissions (such as drawing, painting, print, photography, mixed media): Maximum 4’ height, 4’ width
  
  
  

Submitted works must be delivered to Cambridge Centre for the Arts during hours of operation from Wednesday, October 7- Saturday, October 10.

A non-refundable submission fee of $10 per artist must be paid at the time of delivery. This fee includes up to two (2) artworks. Credit card, debit, cash or cheque accepted. Please make cheques payable to Cambridge Centre for the Arts. Post-dated cheques will not be accepted.

Upon delivery of artworks, please fill out the labels provided by the front desk.

All submissions must be ready for display, complete with hardware and diagrams (if necessary) required to mount or install work.

All artists will be notified by email regarding whether their work has been selected for the exhibition, along
with further information including pick-up dates and times.

• The Artist, by submitting their work, grants Cambridge Centre for the Arts the right to photograph accepted entries for promotional and reference purposes.
• A 25% commission will be taken by the Cambridge Centre for the Arts for any work sold during the exhibition.
• Entry withdrawal requests will not be accepted later than October 15, 2026.
• Payment for sold artworks will be made to the Artist after November 16, 2026.
• Exhibiting artists will receive communication regarding timely pick-up of work following the exhibition's end.

The Cambridge Centre for the Arts expresses their gratitude for the Cambridge Arts Guild for their sponsorship and support for the Annual Juried Exhibition.

Glodeane Brown is an arts administration and cultural management professional, writer, and visual arts curator.

Organizations she has worked for include Contemporary Art Forum Kitchener + Area (CAFKA), the Town of Halton Hills, and Mississauga Arts Council. Between 2020 and 2024 she curated a selection of works for the Photography and Digital Media category for the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair, curated a selection of Emerging Artists to Watch for the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair, and curated 23 exhibitions at Mind’s Eye Studio Art Gallery in Kitchener featuring the work of Waterloo Region artists.

She is an experienced juror and reviewer. Glodeane sits on the boards and committees of several arts organizations. In 2020 she was awarded a General Arts Award by Arts Awards Waterloo Region for her contributions to the local arts community. She graduated with honours from the Arts Administration and Cultural Management program at Humber College.