Voice of Pride exhibit accepting submissions

Pride in the Highlands is now accepting submissions for the third ‘Voice of Pride’ exhibition.

Officials say throughout history, powerful queer artists have pushed boundaries, made statements and expressed their emotions in all mediums.

They are inviting artists throughout the County to let their Voice of Pride be seen.

This year, Pride in the Highlands, in partnership with the Minden Hills Cultural Centre and Walling Studios, is presenting an exhibition highlighting emerging and established artists in the community.

According to officials, submissions can include painting, drawing, mixed media, photography, textiles, printmaking, jewellery, sculpture and digital art AI generated art is now allowed.

Submissions will be accepted until July 24.

For more information, visit prideinthehighlands.ca

Andrew Mendler
Andrew Mendler
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