When you search for printmaking calls online, you get two problems: general "art calls" where you have to guess if prints count, or "works on paper" shows that might only want watercolors.
I built this list to fix that. I searched EntryThingy for calls that specifically accept printmaking and found 191 open opportunities. Then I picked 12 that are currently open, verified, and clearly state they accept hand-pulled prints.
Every call here includes printmaking as an accepted medium with clear submission terms, so you're not guessing whether your etchings, linocuts, or serigraphs qualify.
How I Built This List of Printmaking Calls
I started on EntryThingy's calls dashboard and filtered by medium: Printmaking.
That search returned 191 printmaking active calls from galleries, museums, festivals, and nonprofits across the country and internationally. You can see how the filter works in the screenshot below.
From there, I narrowed things down using additional filters. You can sort by deadline month if you're working around a studio schedule, by location if you need regional opportunities, or by "Free only" if you're managing application costs.
Then I manually reviewed each call against three criteria:
- Printmaking-specific value: Does this opportunity specifically welcome printmaking, or is "works on paper" code for "watercolors only"? Are hand-pulled prints, limited editions, and monoprints clearly accepted? Does the juror or organizer have printmaking experience?
- Organizer legitimacy: Is this run by a real gallery, museum, arts council, or nonprofit with a track record? Can I verify their previous printmaking exhibitions or programming?
- Clear requirements: Are submission terms straightforward? Do they explain edition numbers, signing requirements, size limits, and whether digital prints or giclees are excluded?
The 12 calls in this list include the entry fees, what you get in return (exhibition, prizes, exposure), and clear deadlines. Where fees apply, I've explained what makes it worth applying.
Not sure if the entry fees are worth it? We broke down how much art call entry fees cost in 2026 by region and medium. Worth a look before you apply.
12 Open Calls for Printmakers
1. St. Antony Park Arts Festival – Saint Paul, MN
The St. Anthony Park Arts Festival in Saint Paul, Minnesota offers an annual neighborhood art fair benefiting the library's summer reading programs, accepting printmakers in the Paper & Printmaking category with both jury and booth fees.
- Organization: St. Anthony Park Branch Library Association
- Medium: Paper & Printmaking (plus ceramics, fiber, glass, jewelry, mixed media, painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, wood)
- Eligibility: All artists
- Deadline: March 1, 2026 (late deadline March 4 with additional fees)
- Entry Fee: $20 jury fee + $150 booth fee if accepted
- What You Get: 11'x11' booth space at June 6, 2026 festival. Proceeds fund library summer programs. Peer-reviewed jury process evaluating artistry, creativity, originality, and craftsmanship.
- Festival Date: June 6, 2026
Running for 57 years, the Saint Paul neighborhood festival is one of those rare events where the community genuinely shows up for art.
Held on the first Saturday of June along the leafy streets of the St. Anthony Park neighborhood, the festival draws around 120 artists across multiple categories, and all proceeds go directly to the St. Anthony Park Branch Library's summer reading programs for kids.
For printmakers, this is a solid choice if you sell edition-based work and want a local, loyal audience of collectors who come back year after year. The jury process is peer-reviewed and evaluates artistry, creativity, originality, and craftsmanship, not just sales potential.
Submission Highlights:
- Images: 2 to 4 (3 images of art + 1 booth display image per category)
- File formats: GIF, JPG, PDF, PNG (max 8MB per image)
- Jury decision: March 21, 2026
- Important: Separate application required for each category; booth spaces are 11'x11' on grass or asphalt
2. Emergence - Exhibition of Visual Art – Spokane, WA
Saranac Art Projects in Spokane, Washington seeks printmaking exploring transformation and emergence through layered, process-driven work for a nationally juried exhibition with a 20% gallery commission.
- Organization: Saranac Art Projects
- Medium: Printmaking (plus painting, photography, sculpture, mixed media, new media, video, digital art, textile art, ceramics)
- Eligibility: All contemporary visual artists
- Deadline: March 8, 2026
- Entry Fee: Paid entry (amount not specified in provided info)
- What You Get: Exhibition at Saranac Art Projects gallery (May 1 to 30, 2026) with opening reception May 1. Ongoing jury notifications throughout March, final decisions by March 22.
- Exhibition Dates: May 1 to 30, 2026
Saranac Art Projects is a nonprofit artist collective in Spokane, Washington, established in 2007 to support local artists and educate the community while inspiring contemporary art culture.
The collective presents exhibitions dealing with contemporary issues and practices, and interacts with the community through artist talks, critiques, lectures, and artistic demonstrations.
The theme "Emergence" is broad enough for printmakers working with layered processes, revealing growth or decay through intaglio, relief, or monoprint techniques.
The 20% commission is reasonable, and the month-long exhibition run provides sustained visibility. The opening reception and artist talks create networking opportunities with the Inland Northwest arts community.
Submission Highlights:
- Images: 1 to 5 per entry, up to 4 entries allowed
- File formats: 200MB max per image (JPG, MOV, MP4, PDF, PNG)
- Jury decision: March 22, 2026
- Artwork delivery: Due by April 22, 2026
- Gallery commission: 20%
- Important: All work must be original and unsold; 2D work must be ready to hang with professional framing and wiring (no sawtooth hangers); artists are responsible for round-trip shipping and insurance
3. Art Crush - Group Exhibition – Oceanside, CA
Covet Art Gallery in Oceanside, California invites printmakers to submit their most collectible, irresistible work for a group exhibition celebrating art that sparks instant connection, with both in-person gallery exhibition and online marketplace exposure.
- Organization: Covet Art Gallery
- Medium: All mediums (printmaking, painting, photography, mixed media, sculpture, fiber, digital, drawing, installation, metalwork, and more)
- Eligibility: All artists
- Deadline: March 8, 2026
- Entry Fee: Paid entry (non-refundable media fees apply)
- What You Get: In-person exhibition at Covet Art Gallery in Oceanside, CA (March 28 to April 25, 2026) plus access to Covet Art Gallery Online Marketplace for additional work sales and online exhibition feature.
- Exhibition Dates: March 28 to April 25, 2026
Covet Art Gallery is a contemporary gallery in Oceanside, California, dedicated to showcasing collectible art across all mediums. The gallery operates both a physical exhibition space and a curated online marketplace (CovetArtGallery.com), providing artists with dual exposure to local collectors and a global online audience. The gallery retains copyright with the artist but uses submitted images for marketing, promotion, and display on social media and the website.
The theme "Art Crush" asks for your most irresistible, collectible work, making it ideal for printmakers with edition-based work that appeals to emerging collectors. The quick jury turnaround (decision by March 10) and generous submission allowance (up to 20 entries, 1 to 25 images) mean you can submit multiple prints from different series. The 70/30 online split is artist-friendly for ongoing sales beyond the exhibition.
Submission Highlights:
- Images: 1 to 25 images, up to 20 entries per artist
- File formats: GIF, JPG, PNG (max 50MB per image)
- Jury decision: March 10, 2026
- Commission: In-person exhibition sales: 50/50 split; online marketplace sales: 70/30 split (70% to artist)
- Important: All art must be for sale; artist is responsible for delivery and transportation costs to/from gallery; the artist retains copyright; entry fees are non-refundable
4. Faces & Figures – Stamford, CT
Stamford Art Association seeks figurative work for a juried exhibition at The Townhouse Gallery in Connecticut, juried by figurative painter Barbara Mathis, with hand delivery required and 30% gallery commission.
- Organization: Stamford Art Association
- Medium: All media (theme: Faces & Figures)
- Eligibility: All artists
- Deadline: March 9, 2026
- Entry Fee: $35 first piece (non-members), $30 first piece (SAA members), then $15 each additional ($10 for members), up to 9 entries
- What You Get: Exhibition at The Townhouse Gallery in Stamford, CT with opening reception. Gallery retains 30% commission on sales. Juried by Barbara Mathis, figurative painter with works in private collections and exhibitions at Katonah Museum, Pen and Brush, and Pfizer Corporation.
- Exhibition Dates: March 26 to April 24, 2026
Stamford Art Association is a Connecticut-based arts organization operating The Townhouse Gallery and presenting juried exhibitions with professional artists as jurors. SAA has a track record of hosting themed exhibitions with clear criteria and professional standards for framing, wiring, and presentation.
The juror, Barbara Mathis, is a working figurative painter with exhibition credits at the Katonah Museum, Pen and Brush, and Greenwich Arts Society. That background matters: she's looking at figurative work through a painter's eye, which tends to be sympathetic to monotype portraits, figure studies, and intaglio-based work.
If you also work in painting, we put together a separate list of open calls for painters worth checking out.
One practical note worth knowing: prints must be signed and numbered as limited editions, and giclees are explicitly excluded. This is a hand-pulled print show, which actually makes it a more meaningful opportunity for traditional printmakers.
Submission Highlights:
- Images: 1 to 9 works (up to 9 entries per artist)
- File formats: JPG only, max 5MB, minimum 1920px on longest side at 72 ppi
- Artist notification: March 12, 2026
- Delivery: Hand delivery only, March 20-21
- Important: Work must be wired for hanging (no substitutions allowed); prints must be signed and numbered as limited editions (no giclees); size limit 48x60 inches framed; artists self-insure work; 30% gallery commission
5. Downtown Sarasota Fine Art and Craft Fair 4th Annual – Sarasota, FL
Howard Alan Events presents a competitive fine art and craft fair spanning five city blocks in Downtown Sarasota, with printmaking/drawing as an accepted category, juried weekly with ongoing acceptance notifications.
- Organization: Howard Alan Events
- Medium: Printmaking/drawing (plus clay, digital, fiber, glass, jewelry, mixed media, painting, photography, sculpture, wood, resin)
- Eligibility: All artists and crafters
- Deadline: March 11, 2026
- Entry Fee: $35 non-refundable jury fee + $515 booth fee if accepted
- What You Get: 10x10 booth space (limited 10x20 with approved double booth image) at two-day festival on Main Street from Orange Avenue to Links Avenue in Downtown Sarasota.
Howard Alan Events has been producing juried street fairs for over 40 years and is widely recognized as one of the most professional fine art festival organizers in the country. The Downtown Sarasota fair spans five city blocks on Main Street, draws free public admission, and runs with a full marketing campaign across local print, radio, and cable. The kind of promotional reach most independent artists can't build on their own.
The ongoing jury process (applications juried weekly in order received) means early application is critical, as categories close once the maximum allotment is reached.
The booth fee ($515) is substantial but reflects a high-traffic downtown location with free public admission and extensive promotion. Printmakers benefit from the two-day format allowing collectors to return after initial viewing.
Submission Highlights:
- Images: 3 images of work + 1 image of 10x10 outdoor display with white canopy tent (indoor displays not accepted)
- Biography or website of yourself and work required
- Booth spaces: 10x10 (limited 10x20 available with approved double booth image)
- Important: Applications are juried weekly in order received (apply early); artwork must be original, handcrafted, and directly created by an approved artist; artist required to be present throughout the event; check your spam folder for the invitation email
6. Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show - 22nd Annual, September 2026 – Philadelphia, PA
A prestigious fine art show in Philadelphia's Center City, surrounding Rittenhouse Square park, accepting only original non-functional fine art, including printmaking, with 145 artist spaces and a 98-year history of distinction.
- Organization: Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show (nonprofit organization)
- Medium: Printmaking (plus non-functional ceramics, drawing/pastels, non-functional glass, mixed media, oil & acrylic painting, watercolor painting, sculpture)
- Eligibility: Professional fine artists
- Deadline: March 16, 2026
- Entry Fee: $45 application fee (can apply in multiple categories with separate applications and fees)
- What You Get: Booth space at the perimeter of Rittenhouse Square park in Center City Philadelphia (September 18-20, 2026), three-day show attracting affluent, culturally educated clientele from one of Philadelphia's most luxurious residential areas. Extensive marketing via website, social media, emailed newsletters, regional outdoor signage, and targeted advertising.
- Festival Dates: September 18-20, 2026
Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show is a nonprofit organization led by professional artists, with a Board of Directors exhibiting in both annual shows (May and September). The show focuses exclusively on original, non-functional fine art, with no reproductions, functional work, or mass-produced items permitted.
The jury consists of highly qualified fine artists and guest jurors evaluating quality, uniqueness, consistency, and professionalism. The nonprofit structure (led by exhibiting artists) ensures artist-focused operations, and the extensive marketing reach attracts serious collectors. Printmakers benefit from the three-day format and the culturally educated clientele seeking original fine art.
Submission Highlights:
- Images: 5 total (4 individual pieces of current artwork + 1 current booth shot in outdoor setting)
- Jury criteria: Quality, uniqueness, consistency, and professionalism of artwork
- Available spaces: 145 artist spaces
- Important: Only original, non-functional fine art accepted (no reproductions, functional work, or mass-produced items); booth shot must be in an outdoor setting
7. Urban Landscapes – Stamford, CT
Stamford Art Association seeks multimedia work exploring urban landscapes for exhibition at The Ferguson Library in Connecticut, with cash prizes and a five-month exhibition run through August 2026.
- Organization: Stamford Art Association
- Medium: All media (multimedia juried exhibition)
- Eligibility: Artists from across disciplines and experience levels
- Deadline: March 19, 2026
- Entry Fee: $35 first piece (non-members), $30 first piece (SAA members), then $15 each additional ($10 for SAA members), up to 5 entries
- What You Get: Exhibition at The Ferguson Library (March 29 to August 27, 2026) with opening reception April 9. Cash prizes awarded. Gallery retains 30% commission on sales.
- Exhibition Dates: March 29 to August 27, 2026. Opening Reception: April 9
"Urban Landscapes" is on display at The Ferguson Library, not a traditional gallery, which is actually a plus. Libraries get consistent foot traffic from people who aren't already plugged into the art world, and a five-month run gives your work real time to be discovered.
For printmakers, the theme is a natural fit. Cities are full of the kind of detail that translates beautifully to print: worn facades, fire escapes, shadow patterns on pavement, the grain of concrete.
Whether you work in relief, lithography, or monoprint, urban subject matter tends to carry well in printed form. And if you work in series, a five-month window means collectors can come back, which they often do.
Submission Highlights:
- Images: 1 to 5 works (up to 5 entries per artist)
- File formats: JPG only, max 5MB
- Artist notification: Week of March 23, 2026
- Delivery: Hand delivery only on March 26 and March 28
- Important: All work must be wired for hanging (no storage available; late pickup subject to $10/day handling fee). Prints must be signed and numbered as limited editions (no giclees), work must be original and created by the artist.
8. DELICIOUS – Stafford, VA
Creative Cauldron Art Center invites printmakers to interpret "Delicious" for a juried exhibition exploring everything tempting, indulgent, and irresistible, with quick jury turnaround and 30% gallery commission.
- Organization: Creative Cauldron Art Center
- Medium: Printmaking (plus painting, drawing, ceramics, sculpture, photography, fiber, mixed media, digital art, metals, jewelry, wood)
- Eligibility: Artists residing in the U.S. (no international submissions)
- Deadline: March 28, 2026
- Entry Fee: $15 per entry (up to 3 entries), payable via PayPal
- What You Get: Exhibition at Creative Cauldron Art Center in Stafford, VA (April 11 to May 31, 2026). Gallery retains 30% commission on sales. All work insured while at gallery (not during transit). Payment to artists within 30 days of exhibition close.
- Exhibition Dates: April 11 to May 31, 2026
Creative Cauldron Art Center is a Virginia-based gallery with strict professional standards for hanging and shipping. The gallery insures all work on loan during exhibition hours and provides monitoring after hours.
The theme "Delicious" gives you a lot of room. It can be literal (fruit, food, the pleasure of a meal) or something more personal, like desire, memory, or the satisfaction of making something with your hands. Relief prints, botanical etchings, layered monoprints, there's no shortage of directions to take it.
The entry fee is low at $15 per work (up to 3 entries), the jury decision comes back fast, and the gallery has clear professional standards for how work is presented. It's a low-risk call worth putting on your list.
Submission Highlights:
- Images: 1 to 3 images per entry (can submit up to 3 separate entries total)
- File formats: GIF, JPG, MOV, MP4, PNG (max 1000MB per image)
- Size limits: 2D work max 48 inches in any direction (including frame); 3D work max 15 inches base
- Important: Work must have been created within the last 2 years. Editions are accepted as long as they're original (printmaking, photography, limited digital, and casts all qualify). All 2D work must be matted, framed, and hung with wire. No sawtooth hangers, and work that isn't properly prepared won't be hung. Gallery commission is 30%. If you're shipping your work, include a pre-paid return shipping label.
9. Paper – San Francisco, CA
Arc Studios & Gallery in San Francisco seeks work exploring the creative potential of paper, juried by gallerist and book arts curator Donna Seager, with $250 awards for three selected works and a focus on pushing paper's boundaries.
- Organization: Arc Studios & Gallery
- Medium: Printmaking (plus sculpture, painting, drawing, photo, ceramics, assemblage, collage, mixed media, fiber art, artist book, multiple media) – paper must be central component
- Eligibility: All artists
- Deadline: March 30, 2026
- Entry Fee: $35 per entry (1 to 3 submissions of images per entry), maximum 2 entries per person ($70 max total)
- What You Get: Exhibition at Arc Gallery, 1246 Folsom St, San Francisco (June 20 to July 18, 2026). Three juror's awards of $250 each, plus award ribbon, recognition certificate, and show catalog. Juried by Donna Seager, prominent gallerist and book arts curator with 30+ years experience.
- Exhibition Dates: June 20 to July 18, 2026
Arc Studios & Gallery runs thoughtful themed shows in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood, and "Paper" is one of the more interesting calls for printmakers right now. The theme isn't just "work on paper" — it's asking what paper can actually do. Where does it stop being a surface and start being the work itself? That's a question printmakers are well placed to answer.
The juror is Donna Seager, a gallerist and curator who has spent over 30 years working closely with paper-based and book arts.
She's run her own annual Art of the Book exhibition since 2005 and has curated shows for institutions like the Institute of Contemporary Art San Jose. She understands the material deeply, which means your prints won't be reviewed by someone who sees paper as an afterthought.
Submission Highlights:
- Categories accepted: 1-3 images per entry, max 2 entries per artist
- Important: Paper must be a central component of the work (surface, substrate, or sculptural element)
- Not accepted: Jewelry, video, film, performance art, works requiring external electrical source, installation
- Awards: Three $250 awards plus ribbon, certificate, and catalog
10. The Football Art Prize – Sheffield
Touchstones Rochdale and Parker Harris invite international artists to submit work celebrating the confluence between football and art for a touring exhibition opening at Millennium Gallery (Sheffield Museums Trust) before traveling to the National Football Museum in Manchester.
- Organization: Touchstones Rochdale and Parker Harris
- Medium: Printmaking (plus painting, drawing, photography, film/video/new media)
- Eligibility: International artists aged 18 and over
- Deadline: April 7, 2026
- Entry Fee: £15 per work
- What You Get: Shortlisted works form part of prestigious regional touring exhibition opening at Millennium Gallery (Sheffield Museums Trust) then traveling to National Football Museum in Manchester during 2026. All shortlisted artists featured in virtual gallery and fully illustrated print catalogue. First Prize: £5,000. Awards announced at exhibition opening ceremony.
- Exhibition Dates: June 11 to September 13, 2026
The Football Art Prize is now in its second edition, and it lands in a big year — 2026 is a World Cup year, which gives the theme extra weight. Touchstones Rochdale and Parker Harris run the competition, and the venues are the real deal: the Millennium Gallery at Sheffield Museums Trust, then the National Football Museum in Manchester.
For printmakers, football is genuinely rich territory. The energy of a match, the culture around it, the way it ties together identity and community and place, all of that translates well to print. And the competition is open to all two-dimensional work, so whether you work in relief, screenprint, lithography, or monoprint, you're in.
The first prize is £5,000, shortlisted artists are featured in both a virtual gallery and a printed catalog, and entries are open internationally.
Submission Highlights:
- Medium: Any two-dimensional medium including printmaking (all forms accepted)
- First Prize: £5,000
- Exhibition format: Touring exhibition (Millennium Gallery Sheffield to National Football Museum Manchester)
- Additional exposure: Virtual gallery and fully illustrated print catalogue
- Important: Work should explore football's impact on lives, identities, and communities; diverse creative interpretations welcomed
11. Art in Bloom: Plein Air Painting 2026 – Dallas, TX
Dallas Arboretum's summertime plein air event invites 150+ regional artists to create original works across 66 acres of lush gardens during Hunt Slonem sculpture exhibition, with portable printmaking accepted alongside painting, drawing, mixed media, and collage.
- Organization: Dallas Arboretum
- Medium: Painting, drawing, mixed media, collage, portable printmaking
- Eligibility: Regional artists
- Deadline: May 1, 2026
- Entry Fee: $35 application fee (no additional participation fees)
- What You Get: Three-day plein air event (July 17-19) creating work on-site across Arboretum's 66 acres. Selected works curated into public gallery exhibition in August (10-12 finalists). Awards: Best in Show (Juried) $500, optional Honorable Mentions (2) $250 each. Recognition at gallery opening and promotional materials. Water provided throughout weekend.
- Event Dates: July 17-19, 2026
Dallas Arboretum invites artists to spend three days creating work across 66 acres of gardens, water features, and landscaped paths. The 2026 edition runs alongside a Hunt Slonem sculpture exhibition (his large-scale bunnies, birds, and butterflies placed throughout the grounds) which gives the whole event a playful, lively backdrop.
What makes this one worth noting for printmakers is that portable printmaking is explicitly accepted. If you can bring your process outside (relief blocks, monoprint plates, a small screenprinting setup) you're welcome here.
The three-day format gives you room to work through a multi-step process, and you don't need to finish everything on-site. Works can be refined off-site before final submission.
Ten to twelve finalists get selected for a gallery exhibition in August, and there's a $500 Best in Show prize plus two Honorable Mentions of $250 each. The $35 application fee covers everything, no extra participation costs.
Submission Highlights:
- Awards: Best in Show (Juried) $500, optional Honorable Mentions (2) $250 each
- Gallery exhibition: 10-12 finalists selected for August-September exhibition
- Important: Work must be created on-site July 17-19; works may be completed or refined off-site before submission; all materials must be removed by 5 PM each day; Slonem sculptures may be incorporated but not required; no open flames, no overnight camping, no pets; artists responsible for cleanup
12. Keene ArtWalk 2026 – Keene, NH
Keene ArtWalk celebrates its 35th annual downtown storefront window gallery in New Hampshire, inviting artists local to Monadnock region (plus 5 visiting artists) to participate in June 2026 exhibition with $40 entry fee (waived for college students).
- Organization: Keene ArtWalk
- Medium: Printmaking (plus acrylic, ceramics, colored pencil, digital art, drawing, encaustic, fabric art, fiber, ink, mixed media, oil, pastel, photography, sculpture, watercolor, and more)
- Eligibility: Artists local to the Monadnock region (up to 5 visiting artists from outside the region accepted)
- Deadline: April 3, 2026
- Entry Fee: $40 (waived for college students and schools. Email keeneartwalk@gmail.com for the entry code)
- What You Get: A 10-day exhibition in downtown Keene storefront windows, with high foot traffic and public visibility throughout the city center.
- Exhibition Dates: June 5-14, 2026
Keene ArtWalk has been filling downtown storefront windows with art for 35 years. It's a simple, community-rooted format, local businesses open up their windows, artists take over the space, and people walking through downtown Keene get to encounter original work in an unexpected place.
There's something genuinely appealing about that kind of exhibition. No gallery gatekeeping, just art where people actually walk by.
For printmakers based in the Monadnock region, this is an easy one to add to your calendar. Prints tend to work beautifully in window displays, strong composition, clear imagery, and bold color all read well from the street.
The event runs for 10 days in June, and the $40 entry fee is waived entirely for college students, which makes it a great entry point for emerging printmakers studying at regional schools. Up to 5 visiting artists from outside the region are also accepted, so it's worth applying even if you're not strictly local.
Submission Highlights:
- Images: Up to 3 pieces of original artwork per artist
- File format: GIF, JPG, PDF, PNG, TIFF (max 50MB per image)
- Eligibility: Artists local to Monadnock region (up to 5 visiting artists from outside region)
- Important: Work must have been created within the last 2 years and never shown at a previous Keene ArtWalk. All work must be appropriate for a general audience. Artists under 18 must submit through their school. Visiting artists are responsible for installing and removing their own work.
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