GASPER ARTS GALLERY

CALL FOR ART & PERFORMANCE SUBMISSIONS Celebrating Hispanic Heritage: Our Stories, Our Roots, Our Voices

We invite artists, performers, creatives, and cultural storytellers to join us in celebrating the richness, diversity, and beauty of Hispanic heritage and culture.

This celebration is an opportunity to bring together artists from across the Hispanic diaspora and create a space where our histories, traditions, identities, experiences, and contemporary voices can be seen, heard, and celebrated.

CALL FOR ARTISTS — THE DARK WITHIN

Gasper Arts Center invites artists to submit work for The Dark Within, a Halloween-inspired exhibition exploring the eerie, mysterious, unsettling, and beautifully strange.

We welcome artwork that dives into the darker side of imagination—from haunting and surreal to gothic, supernatural, or simply unusual. All mediums are welcome. 

Enter if you dare… and show us The Dark Within. 

Portrait photograph of exhibiting artist Ashley Starnes

About Juror:

I am Ashley Starnes, a Boca Raton, Florida artist whose work begins as original hand-drawn illustrations and is transformed into one-of-a-kind stained glass and mixed media pieces. Inspired by gothic romance, horror, and storytelling, my work explores themes of love, grief, devotion, resilience, and human emotion through symbolism, bold color, and light.

Every piece I create is handmade and intentionally unique. I focus on creating collectible work that feels personal, atmospheric, and emotionally connected rather than mass-produced. Through stained glass, illustration, and mixed media, I blend gothic and alternative influences with fine art and craftsmanship to create pieces that are meant not only to be seen but felt.

CURRENT EXHIBITION:

SYMBOLIC CONVERSIONS: Exhibition Juried by Melvin Mason

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PREVIOUS EXHIBITION:

CONNECTED JOURNEYS Exhibition Juried by Bethany Cohen

PREVIOUS EXHIBITION:

I AM WOMAN Exhibition: An Exhibition of Strength in women! Juried by Jessica Putnam-Philips of art created by women.

Surreal portrait by Lisa Borschel, a figure dressed in black whose eyes are replaced by a stormy sea and moon with a whale breaking the surface
You Don’t Look Like A Moth, 2024, by Daiana Gonzalez Videla, a close up painting of half a face beside a large orange and blue moth
Painting by Jackie Hong of a pale face crowned with swirling blue and green peacock eye forms against a red speckled background

PREVIOUS EXHIBITION:

CHEMICAL REACTION Art + Music Exhibition Curated by Kelcie McQuaid of ShangriLa Collective

Three round wall sculptures in green, red and blue with long trailing glass strands, installed in the Gasper Arts gallery
Close view of two disc shaped wall sculptures, one blue and one red, with glass strands trailing to the floor
Three circular multicoloured glass wall pieces mounted in a row in the gallery

PREVIOUS EXHIBITION:

Artists in Residence Exhibition featuring current artists within our studios

A pale sculptural relief of soft draped folds in white and grey
The Artists in Residence display at Gasper Arts, with ceramic sculptures on wooden plinths
A ceramic bust with wide eyes and blue flame like hair displayed on a wooden plinth in the gallery