OFF THE WALL - SUBMISSION FORM

OFF THE WALL – SUBMISSION FORM

CALLING ALL ARTISTS!!!

Submit Artwork for Off The Wall

The Twin City Art Foundation and the Masur Museum of Art are asking artists to help with our annual fundraiser. The Off the Wall Fundraiser will include an online silent auction. Please consider contributing a work of art to this important cause!

Each donating artist receives one entry ticket to Off the Wall on April 24, 2026. Artists may choose to donate 50% or 100% of the proceeds from their donated artwork. Don’t forget to read the full list of guidelines in our OTW Artist Call Packet before donating!

Work must be delivered to the Masur Museum between Tuesday, March 3 at 9:00am and no later than Wednesday, April 15 by 5:00 pm. We do not have storage space to store donated art until March 3rd!

Drop-off Deadline: April 15th @ 5PM
Auction Live: April 17 – 24 @ 9PM
Artwork displayed at Masur Museum in the River Galleries during this time.

Artist Guidelines for Off the Wall: Please read carefully!

Artwork must be original art made by the person donating.
Artist must be at age 18+.
Up to two works per artist. Artwork may be done in any medium chosen by the artist, except for video.
- 2D and 3D work is accepted
- AI generated images are strictly prohibited.

Submit Artwork for Off The Wall

Upcoming Exhibitions

5000 More Years

An edited video still of natural wood scenery with slot machines and casino architecture overlayed on top of the image

5000 More Years

May 7 - July 18, 2026

Trismegistus: In the Garden

Trismegistus: In the Garden

May 21, 2026 — August 26, 2026

Masur Museum of Art presents a solo exhibition by Monroe-based artist Drék Davis, Trismegistus: In the Garden.

About the Exhibition:

This exhibition has several points of origin. There is the myth of Hermes Trismegistus (The Thrice Great), a Jazz song by the same name (Zane Rodulfo), and a meditation on how existence is the process of transmutation. We grow by transforming life’s lessons into something substantive.

Birth, death, relationships, and the acquisition of knowledge are all portals through which we travel. Those of us that identify as “creatives” have the ability to alchemize pain into purpose. Ideas into objects. Dreams into reality. Much in the way many have attempted to turn lead into gold, the works presented here aim to turn the heavier things of life into points of light. Reflections on the political, spiritual, familiar and familial act as a mirror for the possibilities that stretch before us. Knock three times. Watch the closing doors.

About the Artist:

A native of Monroe, Georgia, Rodrecas Davis is a 2006 graduate of the University of Georgia Fine Arts program – with an emphasis on drawing and painting. Primarily a mixed media artist, Davis is also a former columnist for the Athens Banner-Herald and Code Z Online: Black Visual Culture Now. Davis has presented papers at several academic conferences, including the HUIC Conference (Hawaii University International Conferences) Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, for which he discussed manifestations of Hip-Hop culture in the visual arts. His work has been featured in the Politics Issue of Callaloo: A Journal of African Diaspora Arts and Letters, ColorLines, and over sixty exhibitions. Mr. Davis is Professor, and Head of the Department of Visual & Performing Arts at Grambling State University, in Grambling Louisiana. A recipient of the Take Notice Fund Grant, awarded by the National Performance Network (Ford Foundation). He recently served as juror of the 77th Annual Wabash Valley Exhibition, at the Swope Art Museum (IN).

Mr. Davis’ area’s of specialization are Conceptual Art & Design, Mixed Media Assemblage, Soft Sculpture, Installation Art, Digital Media, and Photography. As an educator his courses cover studio-based subjects, art history, and professional practices & career development for Studio Art majors. Davis has exhibited in numerous shows, and curated several. He is a frequent participant at academic regional, national, and international conferences where he presents lectures on the various intersections of Popular Culture and Visual Art.

www.akaprofessordavis.com

Grounds for Departure: A Historic House, An Art Museum

Grounds for Departure: A Historic House, An Art Museum

August 20th, 2026 — October 31st, 2026

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