3 May, 2019
2019 AFC Exhibit:
Final Call to Register (2 days left)
Submission Deadline: May 5, 2019
A friendly reminder the 2019 AFC Exhibit is open for registration until end of Sunday, May 5 (11:59pm PDT / GMT-7). The guidelines are available in the prospectus document. 
 
Remember the Virtual Exhibit Option!
As part of AFC's goal to make participating in the annual exhibit more inclusive to our members around the globe, since 2010 we have allowed artwork that is not available for display or otherwise too challenging to ship. It can still be juried for inclusion in the Virtual Exhibit and annual book. Simply register as you would normally, and when prompted, indicate the artwork is only available for the Virtual Exhibit.

AFC's annual exhibit is the world's foremost conservation-themed art exhibit in the world today. Each year it assembles many of the world's top nature artists in a common cause for conservation. Following its premiere at VanDusen Botanical Gardens in Vancouver, Canada from September 26-29, the exhibit will tour internationally, including to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum from January 18 through March 30, 2020 and an anticipated return to Lanwan Museum in Qingdao, China.
Following are some key guidelines:
  • Maximum 4 entries allowed.
  • Artwork must have been completed in 2016 or later.
  • Artwork must not have been exhibited in a previous AFC juried exhibit (i.e. must not have appeared in a previous AFC book).
  • Artwork does NOT need to be for sale or available for the live exhibit - you can optionally submit for the virtual exhibit/book only.

In 2018, we transitioned to a new registration system integrated with your NEW AFC website. Please login here. If you have forgotten or misplaced your username/password, you can retrieve it by clicking on "Request New Password". If you have any trouble accessing your site, do not hesitate to email us at info@artistsforconservation.org.
Yours in art and conservation,

Jeff Whiting
President & Founder
Artists for Conservation is the world's leading group of artists supporting the environment. Founded in 1997, the non-profit organization comprises a membership of 500 of the world's most gifted nature artists from 27 countries, across five continents. Our mission is to support wildlife and habitat conservation and environmental education through art that celebrates nature.