OPEN CALL

Annual EFA RBPMW Members Exhibition

Earth, Wind & Fire 
April 18 - May 31, 2024

Opening Reception: Thursday, April 18 from 6-8pm

We invite you to participate in a members exhibition with the theme of celebrating Earth Day hosted by Arts for Peace Gallery, located at International Student Center 38 West 88th Street, NYC 10024 (Between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West).

All current members are invited to submit one work in any print media.
Renew membership or Become a member

Details
• Work will only be accepted between April 9 - 14, Tuesday through Sunday 12 - 7pm
• Each member may submit only one piece
• Size should not exceed 18" x 24" (including framed)
• Work may be framed or unframed. Framed work may not include glass
• Unframed prints will be hung with clips
• Books and small-unframed prints may be shown on a table
• If any work requires special installation it is the artist's responsibility to ship/deliver instructions and special hardware
• EFA RBPMW will take a 20% commission on sales
• All submissions must include an agreement loan form
Work will not be accepted after April 14th
Mail or drop off work at EFA RBPMW 323 West 39th Street New York, NY 10018 - with return shipping

Attention | Volunteers Needed

Installation Crew | install, deinstall and pack up works
Event Crew | set up + take down

Please email with the subject "Earth, Wind & Fire Volunteer" to essye@efanyc.org.

EVENTS + PARTNERS

Chakaia Booker | Garment District Alliance

Shaved Portions Public Artwork | April through October

39th Street and Broadway

Department of Transportation | Car-Free Day | Sat. April 20, 10am-4pm

Screen printing Demonstrations

American Museum of Natural History

Earth Day Fest April 26 

The Linnaean Society 

Every Tuesday at 7:30AM | Central Park Spring Birding

Register here.

Additional Walks: 

Sunday, April 28 | Spring Migration in Central Park’s North End 

Friday, May 3 | Starr Saphir Memorial Spring Migration Walk, Central Park

The Linnaean Society of New York provides a forum for the sharing and advancement of science-based knowledge through a program of lectures and field trips. It fosters an appreciation of the natural world with a special emphasis on birds. Founded in 1878, the Society comprises dedicated amateurs and professionals interested in the study, preservation, and enjoyment of nature and the environment.

New York Mycological Society 
Observing, identifying and documenting New York City's surprising diversity of mushrooms all year round is at the heart of what we do. Our programming also includes ID meetings, lectures, workshops, cultural and culinary events. We're an all-volunteer organization and welcome everyone with a love of fungi, regardless of their level of knowledge or area of interest.

For more information on weekly walks.