Author: Heather

How to Secure Your Artwork Overnight at an Arts Market If you are participating in a multi-day arts market, protecting your artwork overnight should be part of your booth setup plan. While festival organizers may provide security for the event grounds,...

How to Weigh Down a Pop-Up Tent for an Arts Market A pop-up tent is a great way to create a professional, welcoming booth at an arts market—but even a small breeze can turn an unsecured tent into a serious safety...

Bots on Broad: Phase 2 — The Tommy Bot Bench Project Overview The Greater Augusta Arts Council is seeking qualified metal artists, metal fabricators, welders, and fabrication companies to submit a bid for the fabrication and installation of The Tommy Bot Bench,...

The Augusta Sculpture Trail The Greater Augusta Arts Council, as the public art agency for the City of Augusta, Georgia, is seeking ten (10) leasable, pre-existing, outdoor sculptures to be installed for two years in Downtown Augusta, GA for the Augusta Sculpture...

The Greater Augusta Arts Council invites artists, community groups, schools, families, clubs, and scout troops to help transform the Family Area at the Arts in the Heart of Augusta Festival through colorful fiber art installations. Now in its fourth year,...

Thank you for your interest in showing artwork in the annual Winter Art Showcase! This exhibition is organized to showcase locally made artworks with holiday gift giving in mind. All works are priced to sell at $200.00 or less! Works DO...

Georgia Clay celebrates the rich tradition of ceramics in Augusta's River Region, where Georgia's abundant clay deposits have shaped the area's history, industry, and creative legacy for generations. This open call invites CSRA-based ceramic artists to showcase contemporary works that...

General Information   "Snappy" – Common Snapping Turtle Sculpture located at Phinizy Center for Water Sciences and Nature Park The Greater Augusta Arts Council, on behalf of the Phinizy Center for Water Sciences and Nature Park, is requesting proposals from qualified sculptors or...

Hosted by the Greater Augusta Arts Council, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle celebrates the creative potential of sustainability by showcasing local artwork created from upcycled and repurposed materials. Featuring works crafted by CSRA based artists, these pieces utilized reclaimed wood, discarded plastics,...

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