Community Calendar

CALL FOR ART STORIES & SPACES: Reclaiming the process of coming out Stories & Spaces exhibition is centered on queer individual's stories with coming out and the process and/or ongoing struggle to create spaces to forge their own personal identities. This exhibit explores the struggle of coming out of the closet and being able to reclaim the process for themselves. Through the art and stories represented artists reflect and reclaim the space that is held for both trauma, strength and in turn celebrate the juxtaposition of collective identities and stories. The Brookings Arts Council (BAC) is located in the renovated historic former Carnegie Library. There are 103 feet of wall space and approximately 1300 square feet of floor space between two galleries. There are a variety of pedestals of various sizes available for use. DEADLINE FOR ENTRY SUBMISSION: Entries must be postmarked or at the Brookings Arts Council no later than October 21st, 2021. There is not an entry fee to submit a work RULES FOR ENTRY : If photos/art are framed they must include a wire to hang Open to all those in the LGBTQ community All forms of art are welcome Artist may use a pseudonym on work on display but must leave correct contact information with the BAC. All information will remain private. Every reasonable precaution will be taken to assure the safety of submitted artwork. However, the Brookings Arts Council will not be responsible for loss or damage to artwork, however caused. Artists are responsible for insuring their own work. The BAC reserves the right to use images submitted by successful applicants for publicity purposes. Should your work be accepted, the center receives a 25% commission on any works sold. If you have any questions, please contact the Brookings Arts Council at: (605) 692-4177 or directorbac@swiftel.net. Brookings Arts Council, 524 4th Street, Brookings SD 57006.

CALL FOR ART STORIES & SPACES: Reclaiming the process of coming out Stories & Spaces exhibition is centered on queer individual's stories with coming out and the process and/or ongoing struggle to create spaces to forge their own personal identities. This exhibit explores the struggle of coming out of the closet and being able to reclaim the process for themselves. Through the art and stories represented artists reflect and reclaim the space that is held for both trauma, strength and in turn celebrate the juxtaposition of collective identities and stories. The Brookings Arts Council (BAC) is located in the renovated historic former Carnegie Library. There are 103 feet of wall space and approximately 1300 square feet of floor space between two galleries. There are a variety of pedestals of various sizes available for use. DEADLINE FOR ENTRY SUBMISSION: Entries must be postmarked or at the Brookings Arts Council no later than October 21st, 2021. There is not an entry fee to submit a work RULES FOR ENTRY : If photos/art are framed they must include a wire to hang Open to all those in the LGBTQ community All forms of art are welcome Artist may use a pseudonym on work on display but must leave correct contact information with the BAC. All information will remain private. Every reasonable precaution will be taken to assure the safety of submitted artwork. However, the Brookings Arts Council will not be responsible for loss or damage to artwork, however caused. Artists are responsible for insuring their own work. The BAC reserves the right to use images submitted by successful applicants for publicity purposes. Should your work be accepted, the center receives a 25% commission on any works sold. If you have any questions, please contact the Brookings Arts Council at: (605) 692-4177 or directorbac@swiftel.net. Brookings Arts Council, 524 4th Street, Brookings SD 57006.

CALL FOR ART STORIES & SPACES: Reclaiming the process of coming out Stories & Spaces exhibition is centered on queer individual's stories with coming out and the process and/or ongoing struggle to create spaces to forge their own personal identities. This exhibit explores the struggle of coming out of the closet and being able to reclaim the process for themselves. Through the art and stories represented artists reflect and reclaim the space that is held for both trauma, strength and in turn celebrate the juxtaposition of collective identities and stories. The Brookings Arts Council (BAC) is located in the renovated historic former Carnegie Library. There are 103 feet of wall space and approximately 1300 square feet of floor space between two galleries. There are a variety of pedestals of various sizes available for use. DEADLINE FOR ENTRY SUBMISSION: Entries must be postmarked or at the Brookings Arts Council no later than October 21st, 2021. There is not an entry fee to submit a work RULES FOR ENTRY : If photos/art are framed they must include a wire to hang Open to all those in the LGBTQ community All forms of art are welcome Artist may use a pseudonym on work on display but must leave correct contact information with the BAC. All information will remain private. Every reasonable precaution will be taken to assure the safety of submitted artwork. However, the Brookings Arts Council will not be responsible for loss or damage to artwork, however caused. Artists are responsible for insuring their own work. The BAC reserves the right to use images submitted by successful applicants for publicity purposes. Should your work be accepted, the center receives a 25% commission on any works sold. If you have any questions, please contact the Brookings Arts Council at: (605) 692-4177 or directorbac@swiftel.net. Brookings Arts Council, 524 4th Street, Brookings SD 57006.

CALL FOR ART STORIES & SPACES: Reclaiming the process of coming out Stories & Spaces exhibition is centered on queer individual's stories with coming out and the process and/or ongoing struggle to create spaces to forge their own personal identities. This exhibit explores the struggle of coming out of the closet and being able to reclaim the process for themselves. Through the art and stories represented artists reflect and reclaim the space that is held for both trauma, strength and in turn celebrate the juxtaposition of collective identities and stories. The Brookings Arts Council (BAC) is located in the renovated historic former Carnegie Library. There are 103 feet of wall space and approximately 1300 square feet of floor space between two galleries. There are a variety of pedestals of various sizes available for use. DEADLINE FOR ENTRY SUBMISSION: Entries must be postmarked or at the Brookings Arts Council no later than October 21st, 2021. There is not an entry fee to submit a work RULES FOR ENTRY : If photos/art are framed they must include a wire to hang Open to all those in the LGBTQ community All forms of art are welcome Artist may use a pseudonym on work on display but must leave correct contact information with the BAC. All information will remain private. Every reasonable precaution will be taken to assure the safety of submitted artwork. However, the Brookings Arts Council will not be responsible for loss or damage to artwork, however caused. Artists are responsible for insuring their own work. The BAC reserves the right to use images submitted by successful applicants for publicity purposes. Should your work be accepted, the center receives a 25% commission on any works sold. If you have any questions, please contact the Brookings Arts Council at: (605) 692-4177 or directorbac@swiftel.net. Brookings Arts Council, 524 4th Street, Brookings SD 57006.

Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. among men and women combined. Yet, with proper screening, it can be prevented or detected at an early stage. Regular screening and early detection can save lives. During this free virtual event, you will learn about colorectal cancer prevention and screening options. Participants who are eligible can have a free at-home colorectal cancer screening kit mailed to them.

CALL FOR ART STORIES & SPACES: Reclaiming the process of coming out Stories & Spaces exhibition is centered on queer individual's stories with coming out and the process and/or ongoing struggle to create spaces to forge their own personal identities. This exhibit explores the struggle of coming out of the closet and being able to reclaim the process for themselves. Through the art and stories represented artists reflect and reclaim the space that is held for both trauma, strength and in turn celebrate the juxtaposition of collective identities and stories. The Brookings Arts Council (BAC) is located in the renovated historic former Carnegie Library. There are 103 feet of wall space and approximately 1300 square feet of floor space between two galleries. There are a variety of pedestals of various sizes available for use. DEADLINE FOR ENTRY SUBMISSION: Entries must be postmarked or at the Brookings Arts Council no later than October 21st, 2021. There is not an entry fee to submit a work RULES FOR ENTRY : If photos/art are framed they must include a wire to hang Open to all those in the LGBTQ community All forms of art are welcome Artist may use a pseudonym on work on display but must leave correct contact information with the BAC. All information will remain private. Every reasonable precaution will be taken to assure the safety of submitted artwork. However, the Brookings Arts Council will not be responsible for loss or damage to artwork, however caused. Artists are responsible for insuring their own work. The BAC reserves the right to use images submitted by successful applicants for publicity purposes. Should your work be accepted, the center receives a 25% commission on any works sold. If you have any questions, please contact the Brookings Arts Council at: (605) 692-4177 or directorbac@swiftel.net. Brookings Arts Council, 524 4th Street, Brookings SD 57006.

CALL FOR ART STORIES & SPACES: Reclaiming the process of coming out Stories & Spaces exhibition is centered on queer individual's stories with coming out and the process and/or ongoing struggle to create spaces to forge their own personal identities. This exhibit explores the struggle of coming out of the closet and being able to reclaim the process for themselves. Through the art and stories represented artists reflect and reclaim the space that is held for both trauma, strength and in turn celebrate the juxtaposition of collective identities and stories. The Brookings Arts Council (BAC) is located in the renovated historic former Carnegie Library. There are 103 feet of wall space and approximately 1300 square feet of floor space between two galleries. There are a variety of pedestals of various sizes available for use. DEADLINE FOR ENTRY SUBMISSION: Entries must be postmarked or at the Brookings Arts Council no later than October 21st, 2021. There is not an entry fee to submit a work RULES FOR ENTRY : If photos/art are framed they must include a wire to hang Open to all those in the LGBTQ community All forms of art are welcome Artist may use a pseudonym on work on display but must leave correct contact information with the BAC. All information will remain private. Every reasonable precaution will be taken to assure the safety of submitted artwork. However, the Brookings Arts Council will not be responsible for loss or damage to artwork, however caused. Artists are responsible for insuring their own work. The BAC reserves the right to use images submitted by successful applicants for publicity purposes. Should your work be accepted, the center receives a 25% commission on any works sold. If you have any questions, please contact the Brookings Arts Council at: (605) 692-4177 or directorbac@swiftel.net. Brookings Arts Council, 524 4th Street, Brookings SD 57006.

Join artist Linda Hoffelt as she walks you through learning how to acrylic pour! This class will be a discounted class for our 6 squared event. Participants will be asked to create three pieces of art and leave one to sell as a fundraiser for the BAC at our 6 squared event in October. There is a member discount for this class Cost: Member: $10, Non-member $15 Date: September 30th Time: 7:00-8:30

Join artist Linda Hoffelt as she walks you through learning how to acrylic pour! This class will be a discounted class for our 6 squared event. Participants will be asked to create three pieces of art and leave one to sell as a fundraiser for the BAC at our 6 squared event in October. There is a member discount for this class Cost: Member: $10, Non-member $15 Date: September 30th Time: 7:00-8:30

CALL FOR ENTRIES - Sculpture for New DWU Business School PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Dakota Wesleyan University, in partnership with the DWU Class of 1970 is commissioning a suitable sculpture to be placed in front of DWU's newly constructed School for Business, Innovation and Leadership. The work will be located in the outside area in front of the building so must be “public” in nature and created of durable and permanent material(s). ARTISTIC GOAL: The goal of this project is to honor the work of the women of Dakota Wesleyan and others from the past and present - and to encourage and support current and future women students. The sculpture will add to the landscape and culture of the university and be a symbolic reminder of the contributions of women in all professions and areas of work. DEADLINE FOR PROPOSALS: September 30, 2021 DETAILS AND APPLICATIONS: https://www.publicartist.org/call.cfm?id=3805 CONTACT: Anna Marie Thatcher Project Administrator productions@periaktos.com 605-787-7099