New Works 2025: FCA calls for artists
By highlighting work created within the past two years, New Works 2025 reflects the vitality of our regional arts community and honors the commitment artists make to push boundaries, take risks, and expand their practice.
Staff Report
The Floyd Center for the Arts (FCA) invites artists from across the region to submit work for New Works 2025, a juried exhibition that showcases the bold directions, fresh perspectives, and evolving techniques of today’s regional artists.
This exhibition aims to investigate and celebrate the new media, methods, and creative journeys our artists are embracing — whether through experimentation with unfamiliar materials, innovative processes, or fresh interpretations of traditional forms.
By highlighting work created within the past two years, New Works 2025 reflects the vitality of our regional arts community and honors the commitment artists make to push boundaries, take risks, and expand their practice. The exhibition seeks to inspire dialogue between artists and audiences, encouraging exploration of both the familiar and the unexpected in contemporary artmaking.
This is a juried exhibition that will be displayed in FCA’s Hayloft Gallery. The juror for New Works 2025 is Brian Holcombe, Curator at the Center for the Arts at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg.