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Exhibition Opportunities

Getting your work in front of the right audience is one of the hardest parts of being an artist — and one of the most important. TAAS members get access to virtual exhibitions, curated open calls from third-party organizations, and hands-on support workshopping proposals and applications. In 2026, we're expanding our presence at art fairs and physical venues, creating even more pathways for your work to reach the world.

See Past Virtual Member Art Exhibitions

Next Cohort
Starts June 1

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What You’ll Get

  • Opportunities to exhibit work through TAAS-led virtual exhibitions

  • Access to curated open calls from partner organizations

  • Support in developing proposals and applications

  • Feedback on how to position your work for exhibition contexts

  • Pathways to both virtual and in-person exhibition opportunities

  • Increased visibility for your work within and beyond the TAAS network

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  • TAAS is for artists, curators, makers, and doers at every stage of their artistic life. Many of our members already have undergraduate or graduate art degrees. We believe strongly that this mixed-level experience is an incredible opportunity.

  • The uniqueness of TAAS is that our instructors are often working artists and curators with complex schedules, therefore you’ll see amazing artists come, go and return from quarter to quarter.

  • TAAS is not accredited — intentionally. We believe the most valuable art education happens in dialogue with working artists and curators, not through institutional checkboxes.

  • TAAS operates on Zoom embedded in a networking software that operates as our digital campus. The platform includes a variety of messaging options, profile pages for artists to represent themselves and their work, and clubs in which they can host break-out sessions outside of classes.

  • The Alternative Art School uses Mighty Networks as our online campus and platform. This media-based learning environment allows artists to collaborate, upload their work, and share across vast distances.

  • TAAS is an online school and students need access to a dependable wifi network and a desktop or laptop computer with a working webcam and microphone. Some students find Direct Ethernet cables helpful to boost connectivity if their wifi networks are unstable.

  • While TAAS is not a non-profit, we have a fiscal sponsor, Fractured Atlas, that accepts donations on our behalf and offers a tax-deduction for all donations. We certainly encourage those with means and a big heart to support this initiative (see “Support” tab to donate.)

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