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Open Call | 2028 Exhibition Programme at GOMA Waterford

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GOMA Gallery Waterford
Published 12/10/26 - 20 hours ago
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Location
Waterford, Co. Waterford, X91 F2XP, Ireland
Category
Opportunities - Ireland
Web Site
https://gomawaterford.ie/
Deadline
2026-11-08 20:00:00
Link to further details
https://gomawaterford.ie/exhibitions/open-call-exhibition-proposals-for-gomas-2028-programme/
Artist Payment
Artist Fee Paid
Terms & Conditions: Please tick all relevant terms that will be met by the organiser
Transport of workTravel expensesInstallation costsAccommodationInsuranceCuratorial supportMarketing & promotionOpening receptionDocumentation Invigilation Commission charged on sales
Submission fee to apply
No
Address
6/7 Lombard Street Waterford, X91 F2XP
Description

GOMA Waterford is excited to announce an open call for exhibition proposals for available dates in its 2028 programme.

We invite artists across all visual arts disciplines to submit proposals that push boundaries and reflect a bold, ambitious vision. We are looking for work of exceptional artistic quality that engages audiences through innovative explorations of place, politics, and people.

For more information and to apply, click here.

Artist Payment Policy
In line with the Arts Council’s policy on artist pay, GOMA ensures that all exhibiting artists receive an artist fee. Payments are made on a contract basis, with artists responsible for their own tax. In addition, GOMA provides: -A technician to assist with installation. -Transport for artwork to and from the gallery. -Guest speaker allowance. -Marketing and communications support. -Opening reception costs. -Additional fees for talks and workshops as part of our inclusion, outreach, and engagement programme. -A commission of 25% is charged on the sale of work. Exhibition policy availible.
 
 
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