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Art Exhibitions and Workshops: A Pathway to Connection and Resilience

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GSUW’S
JURIED ONLINE INTERNATIONAL
ART EXHIBITION

Global Symphony for United World (GSUW) announces its Art Embracing Awareness International Online Art Competition.  2D and 3D artists from around the world are called upon to make online submissions for possible inclusion into the Gallery’s September 2025 online group exhibition.

We invite artists to apply to this competition by submitting their best interpretation of the “Harmony, Peace, and Unity” theme. Artists should submit their work until the deadline of August 31st, 2025, at midnight PST. The exhibition will be from September 15th to October 30th, 2025.


At least 30 artists will be selected for our exhibition. The selected artists will have one of their entries displayed prominently with their statements and links to their websites to help them gain recognition, opportunities for exhibitions and sales. We also choose artists to receive Special Recognition Art Awards that include additional promotion.


The primary curator is Frantisek Strouhal, founder of Global Symphony for United World. Frantisek is also an artist and an author.

Requirements and Criteria for the Exhibition

Apply with a maximum of 5 images: $25.00 for 3 images, additional images $10.00 each. This is a competitive juried opportunity; not all artists will be accepted.


Images are to be in JPG format, 3000 pixels on the longest side, no larger than 5 MB file size.


Each image must include the title, size and media of the artwork.


Mediums accepted: painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, photography, mixed media, and printmaking. (Exceptions: No installation, AI-generated art, video or graphic erotic art.)
As part of the curatorial process Frantisek visits every entrant’s website to learn more about them and view more of their artwork before making the final selections.


Artists must be 18 years or older. The artists in our exhibitions are those who receive the highest scores in expressing the theme, plus unique innovation and skill in their mediums. An 80 words artist statement written related to the theme of the exhibition. Artists must have their own Art website.
Artists are the original creators of the artwork. After submitting your entry, you will receive a confirmation email within 3 days. 

 

Nonrefundable entry fee payment.


All applicants will be notified of the results of their submissions by email within two weeks of the exhibition. 
Inspades magazine will feature the leading ten artists:


 The Gold Award recipient will be featured on the magazine front cover, interviewed, and profiled in a ten-page feature.


The Silver Award recipient will be featured on the magazine back cover, interviewed, and profiled in an eight-page feature.


The Bronze Award recipient will be profiled in a six-page feature.


The remaining 7 artists will be profiled in a four-page feature.

 

 

 

 

NOTE:
The applicant asserts that all submitted artwork is original and grants GSUW permission to display the images on its website and magazine. The applicant grants permission for their work’s images to be used for promotional purposes across various platforms, such as social media and email newsletters, or as examples of a featured artist. All images used in artist features are the property of the artist, and the artist keeps the sole copyright.
 

GSUW’S
JURIED ONLINE
INTERNATIONAL
ART EXHIBITION

Global Symphony for United World (GSUW) announces its Art Embracing Awareness International Online Art Competition.  2D and 3D artists from around the world are called upon to make online submissions for possible inclusion into the Gallery’s September 2025 online group exhibition. We invite artists to apply to this competition by submitting their best interpretation of the “Harmony, Peace, and Unity” theme. Artists should submit their work until the deadline of August 31st, 2025, at midnight PST. The exhibition will be from September 15th to October 30th, 2025. At least 30 artists will be selected for our exhibition. The selected artists will have one of their entries displayed prominently with their statements and links to their websites to help them gain recognition, opportunities for exhibitions and sales. We also choose artists to receive Special Recognition Art Awards that include additional promotion. The primary curator is Frantisek Strouhal, founder of Global Symphony for United World. Frantisek is also an artist and an author.

Requirements and Criteria for the Exhibition

Apply with a maximum of 5 images: $25.00 for 3 images, additional images $10.00 each. This is a competitive juried opportunity; not all artists will be accepted. Images are to be in JPG format, 1000 pixels on the longest side, no larger than 1 MB file size.

Each image must include the title, size and media of the artwork. Mediums accepted: painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, photography, mixed media, and printmaking. (Exceptions: No installation, AI-generated art, video or graphic erotic art.)

As part of the curatorial process Frantisek visits every entrant’s website to learn more about them and view more of their artwork before making the final selections. Artists must be 18 years or older. The artists in our exhibitions are those who receive the highest scores in expressing the theme, plus unique innovation and skill in their mediums.

An 80 words artist statement written related to the theme of the exhibition.

Artists must have their own Art website.

Artists are the original creators of the artwork

After submitting your entry, you will receive a confirmation email within 3 days.

Nonrefundable entry fee payment

All applicants will be notified of the results of their submissions by email within two weeks of the exhibition. 

INSPADES Magazine will feature the leading ten artists:

 

  1. The Gold Award recipient will be featured on the magazine front cover, interviewed, and profiled in a ten-page feature.

  2. The Silver Award recipient will be featured on the magazine back cover, interviewed, and profiled in an eight-page feature.

  3. The Bronze Award recipient will be profiled in a six-page feature.

  4. The remaining 7 artists will be profiled in a four-page feature.

 

The applicant asserts that all submitted artwork is original and grants GSUW permission to display the images on its website and magazine. The applicant grants permission for their work’s images to be used for promotional purposes across various platforms, such as social media and email newsletters, or as examples of a featured artist. All images used in artist features are the property of the artist, and the artist keeps the sole copyright.

GSUW’S JURIED ONLINE INTERNATIONAL ART EXHIBITION

Requirements and Criteria for the Exhibition

Apply with a maximum of 5 images: $25.00 for 3 images, additional images $10.00 each. This is a competitive juried opportunity; not all artists will be accepted.

maximum of 5 images

NOTE: Please select just one option based on the images submitted.

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At Global Symphony for a United World, we believe in the transformative power of art to bridge divides, inspire hope, and nurture a profound sense of connection. Our art exhibitions and workshops are carefully designed to embody this vision, serving as sanctuaries where creativity flourishes, emotions are expressed, and individuals discover new dimensions of themselves and their communities. Through these programs, we invite people to explore the boundless potential of art as a medium for healing, growth, and togetherness.

The Power of Art to Evoke Hope, Joy, and Connection

Art possesses an extraordinary ability to communicate what words cannot. A single painting, sculpture, or photograph can capture the depths of human emotion, transcending cultural, linguistic, and social boundaries. At our exhibitions, we showcase works that tell compelling stories—stories of struggle, resilience, joy, and unity. Each piece is chosen not only for its aesthetic appeal but for its ability to resonate with the human spirit and ignite meaningful conversations.

Visitors to our exhibitions often find themselves moved in unexpected ways. A vibrant canvas might evoke memories of childhood wonder; a serene sculpture could inspire a moment of reflection and calm; a poignant photograph might bring tears of recognition and empathy. These moments are at the heart of our mission: to create spaces where people feel seen, understood, and connected, both to themselves and to one another.

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Workshops: Discovering Joy and Resilience Through Creativity

While exhibitions allow individuals to experience art passively, our workshops encourage active participation. These sessions are designed to be inclusive, welcoming participants of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels. No prior experience with art is necessary—only a willingness to explore and create.

During our workshops, participants engage with a variety of creative techniques, from painting and drawing to sculpting and mixed media. Each activity is guided by skilled facilitators who provide gentle encouragement and technical support, ensuring that everyone feels comfortable and empowered. The focus is not on creating a perfect masterpiece but on embracing the process of creation itself.

Through these hands-on experiences, participants often uncover hidden talents and discover the therapeutic benefits of artistic expression. The act of painting a stroke on a canvas or molding clay with one’s hands can be profoundly grounding, offering a sense of presence and mindfulness. For many, these workshops become a source of joy and resilience, helping them navigate the challenges of daily life with renewed confidence and clarity.

Building a Community Through Shared Creativity

One of the most rewarding aspects of our exhibitions and workshops is the sense of community they foster. Art has a unique way of bringing people together, creating shared experiences that transcend individual differences. In our workshops, participants collaborate on group projects, share their creations, and exchange stories, forming connections that often extend beyond the session itself.

These communal experiences are particularly impactful in today’s fast-paced, digitally-driven world, where genuine human connection can sometimes feel elusive. By coming together in a space dedicated to creativity and self-expression, participants experience a profound sense of belonging and solidarity. This sense of community is a cornerstone of our mission, reinforcing the idea that we are stronger and more resilient when we come together.

Inspiring Long-Lasting Impact

The impact of our exhibitions and workshops often extends far beyond the immediate experience. Visitors leave our exhibitions with a renewed appreciation for the beauty and complexity of life, while workshop participants carry their newfound skills and insights into their everyday lives. Many report feeling more confident, inspired, and equipped to approach challenges with a creative mindset.

For some, these programs spark a lifelong passion for art, leading them to explore new creative avenues or even pursue careers in the arts. For others, the experience serves as a catalyst for personal growth, helping them develop resilience, emotional intelligence, and a deeper connection to themselves and others.

A Call to Experience the Transformative Power of Art

Whether you are an art enthusiast, a curious beginner, or someone seeking solace and inspiration, our art exhibitions and workshops offer something for everyone. They are spaces where hope, joy, and connection come alive, reminding us of the beauty and resilience inherent in the human spirit.

We invite you to join us on this journey of discovery and transformation. Come experience the magic of art and creativity at Global Symphony for a United World, and let us create a symphony of connection and resilience together.

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