Call For Artists:

The Mississippi Garden of Rhythm and Blues

 The Mississippi School of the Arts is honoring us with the full use of their gallery space this summer. This will be our first physical show, and we are looking to make an impact.

This exhibition will feature art created by Mississippi artists inspired by and under the influence of Mississippi Rhythm and Blues music. The visitors will be able to immerse themselves in the history, influence, and visual representation of Mississippi's rich R&B roots while listening to the music and stories that influenced each piece.  

​Eligibility - 18+ currently living in Mississippi
Deadline for online submission - June 1, 2021
​Notification of accepted work - June 3, 2021
Deadline to receive accepted work - June 15, 2021
if you will be shipping your work please include a return shipping label and ship to:
The Little Yellow Building
813 HWY 51 N
Brookhaven, MS 39601

Artist Preview Reception - June 17, 5 - 7 pm

Show Dates - June 18 - Aug 13

Pick-Up Date - Aug 14, 10 am - 6 pm

Location -
Mississippi School of the Arts
308 W Cherokee Street
Brookhaven, MS 39601

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    Submission for 'The Mississippi Garden of Rhythm & Blues'

    Max file size: 20MB
    Patrons who wish to purchase work will be directed to contact the artist.  If the artist feel so inclined they can donate a portion back to the gallery for the next show.
    If you would like The Little Yellow Building to handle the processing and sale of your work please indicate by clicking the box "I give The Little Yellow Building permission to handle the sale of my work". When work is sold through The Little Yellow Building the Artist receives 80% and The Little Yellow Building keeps 20%

    By applying, artists agree to allow the Little Yellow Building to utilize images of their work in materials *related to the exhibition* including but not limited to digital and print reproduction.