Open call · Las Vegas, NV
A Historical Reflection of a Women’s Right to Vote
League of Women Voters of Nevada (own site)
You should apply if you make historical, non-partisan work about women’s voting rights and can hand-deliver it in Las Vegas.

About
The League of Women Voters of Nevada is jurying a non-partisan exhibition on women’s voting rights and their place in democracy across 250 years, shown at the West Charleston Library Art Gallery in Las Vegas. Artists pick an era from the league’s timeline and enter up to two works; visual art, collage, assemblage, sculpture and poetry are accepted, with size limits for 2D and pedestal work. Jeanne Voltura juries. Accepted work is hand-delivered on January 27 and shows January 28 to April 12, 2027. Awards run from $200 down to $100.
Eligibility
No residency or membership requirement is stated. Work must be historical and non-partisan, with no violent content or party preference, and accepted pieces must be hand-delivered to the library in Las Vegas.
On view now
Applications happen on League of Women Voters of Nevada (own site)'s website. Seeke reviews and indexes the listing but does not accept applications.


