The Bath House Cultural Center and curator Jose Vargas invite artists to submit their artwork for consideration in the 31st annual El Corazón exhibition in 2026. and we are seeking the participation of artists currently living in Texas who work across various media. ABOUT THE EXHIBITION El Corazón is an exhibition that celebrates the profound and universal symbolism of the human heart—a subject that has long captivated artists as a representation of deep emotions, love, and passion. Over the years, El Corazón has become one of the Bath House Cultural Center’s longest-standing and most cherished gallery traditions. Even after many years, the exhibition continues to inspire artists to create highly original, time-relevant, and deeply personal interpretations of this timeless theme. We invite you to explore the theme of the heart through your own unique perspective and artistic voice. By participating, you’ll be contributing to a distinguished tradition that honors both the expressive power of the heart and the remarkable diversity of artistic talent in our community. This exhibition will feature an engaging variety of styles, media, and techniques, reflecting the many ways in which artists continue to find new meaning in this enduring symbol.
SUBMITTING ENTRIES An entry fee is not required. The curator will review photographs of completed artwork only and will select about 60 pieces for the exhibition. Unfinished artwork will not be reviewed. Artists may submit up to two works of art online for the curator’s consideration. The Bath House Cultural Center will not accept files submitted on portable memory devices or by e-mail. All the artwork submitted and exhibited at the Bath House Cultural Center must be completely the applicant’s original idea and creation. Artists must fill out one separate application for each submitted work of art. All entries must be submitted online at https://reviewstar.io/f/2026corazon By submitting your entries and participating in the exhibition, you agree to comply with all the guidelines of this show.
QUESTIONS? Please contact Enrique Fernández Cervantes at (214) 670-8723 or enrique.fernandez@dallas.gov
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