EXHIBITS
& EVENTS
Coming Soon. If you are interested in proposing a solo, duo, or group exhibit, or hosting an event, please send a detailed email to contact@envelope.services
UPCOMING
03/2025 — OPEN SALON SHOW
Come one come all. Celebrate with us! Our first exhibit in the new space will be an open submission art show. Send us photos, dimensions, materials and a brief description of the work. We will make sure to accomadate your piece.
Drop off artworks up to the day before, or simply bring your work on the night of the show and hang it up. We will have some simple hardware for you all to use and hang your work where you’d like.
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05/2025 — Wild Clay
Open call for ceramics from the Richmond area. We want to showcase of selection of works that are pushing the boundaries of the medium through craft and concept. If you’re interested in showing please send us samples of your work at contact@envelope.services
Come one come all. Celebrate with us! Our first exhibit in the new space will be an open submission art show. Send us photos, dimensions, materials and a brief description of the work. We will make sure to accomadate your piece.
Drop off artworks up to the day before, or simply bring your work on the night of the show and hang it up. We will have some simple hardware for you all to use and hang your work where you’d like.
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05/2025 — Wild Clay
Open call for ceramics from the Richmond area. We want to showcase of selection of works that are pushing the boundaries of the medium through craft and concept. If you’re interested in showing please send us samples of your work at contact@envelope.services
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06/2025 — 50 OVER 50: Art Against Ageism
In protest of agism in the art industry, we are putting on a show that celebrates the continued pursuit of artistic expression in ‘later years’ of life. We are taking submissions of all media from artists over 50 that are interested in showcasing their work.
If you or a loved one are interested and would like to share work please send images and bit about yourself to contact@envelope.services
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07/2025 — FEEDBACK LOOPS
The Jacquard Loom, which used punch cards to encode designs into intricate woven fabrics, stands as an early example of programmatic thinking in the arts and crafts. Much like the printing press, the Jacquard Loom revolutionized textiles by introducing a semi-automated method of production. Often considered one of the first "computers" due to its binary-coded punch card system, the Jacquard Loom bridged the worlds of art and technology, establishing an interdisciplinary foundation that continues to evolve today in fields such as artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, and genetics.
Through our exhibition Feedback Loops, we aim to explore the diverse ways in which artists engage with the intersection of art and technology. The show will delve into the broader implications of this relationship, touching on themes such as labor, automation, consciousness, craft, and authorship.
If you have work related to this theme that you would like to share, please contact us at contact@envelope.services.
Through our exhibition Feedback Loops, we aim to explore the diverse ways in which artists engage with the intersection of art and technology. The show will delve into the broader implications of this relationship, touching on themes such as labor, automation, consciousness, craft, and authorship.
If you have work related to this theme that you would like to share, please contact us at contact@envelope.services.
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PAST
In September of 2023, we organized an event at a man-made swimming hole called Hadad’s Lake.
With an interest in site-specific and public art, we put out an open call asking artist to embrace the unique environment that Hadad’s had to offer. READ MORE
With an interest in site-specific and public art, we put out an open call asking artist to embrace the unique environment that Hadad’s had to offer. READ MORE
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Contributors included: Moch Hahn, Conor Backman, Beth Noe, Carol Peligian, Amy Lombard, Joseph Talman, Mauricio Vargas, Alex Royle, Emerald Grippa, and Seth Adelsberger.
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We ended up creating a zine and organizing a photo show in 2011 at Trumbel Gallery in Brooklyn that displayed some of our favorite photos found on the site.
Contributors to the zine included: Chino Amobi, Bunny Walker, Travess Smalley, Othelo Gervacio, Scott Campbell, Kai Regan, Jake Sumner, Julia Chiang, Anna Sheffield, and Lele Sevari.
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