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Fashion can define status, culture, and personality. What a person wears and how they wear it can reveal who they are, where they come from, and what they value. It is an essential part of human life and an industry. Fashion is also an avenue for art. Whether utilitarian or outlandish, it is an expression that is integrated with everyday life. Mosaic Art Collective in partnership with Fishtoes Vintage + Treasures is seeking submissions that represent the union of art and fashion. Works that reference, incorporate, or are themselves fashion are welcome for this juried open call. Work can be innovative or interpretive, as long as it speaks to the theme of fashion. Looking for unique materials to jump start your piece? Check out Fishtoes boo boo bin to get inspired by patterns, colors and designs at a deep discount! All media are welcome, excluding reproductions and AI generated work.

Manchester has spent 180 years becoming itself. From the mills along the Merrimack to the neighborhoods, industries, and people who have reshaped the city again and again, its history is not one fixed moment but like the river a continuous act of change. To reflect on a place is to look closely at what came before, recognize what remains, and notice what is still unfolding. Mosaic Art Collective is seeking submissions that explore Manchester's history, identity, and evolution over the past 180 years, including the city as it exists today. Works that reference the city's industrial past, its people, its neighborhoods, or its present moment and ongoing transformation are welcome for this juried open call. Work can be documentary or interpretive, as long as it speaks to the theme of reflection on Manchester's history and present. All media are welcome, excluding reproductions and AI generated work. Reflections 180 will be a lightly juried call with two guest

As we continue to celebrate in our new street level gallery, on our 4th anniversary as a collective, we are reflecting on the last year and everything that brought us here. Every ending carries the seed of what comes next. This exhibition invites artists to explore the cycles that shape our lives: the seasons we move through, the relationships that anchor us, the personal transformations that bring us back to ourselves in new form. Whether it's a return to an old practice, a fresh start after loss, or the quiet repetition of daily rituals, we want to see how you interpret what it means to come full circle. We welcome work in all media that speaks to renewal, growth, connection, and the ongoing nature of change. Excluding reproductions and AI generated work.