Printmaking is an indoor sport, which may explain the appearance of two (count ’em 2) fine Cincinnati Print exhibits as the weather cools. Tiger Lily, an open press operating at Dunham Recreation Center, and Clay Street Press, headed by Mark Patsfall, offer separate but equal exhibits of fine art printing this fall...

ONE 4, the fourth annual Manifest Prize, offers a $1000 cash award and a solo exhibit for one jury-selected, prize-winning work. It is open to everyone, in any visual arts genre or media, and the application deadline is November 1, 2013.

TAPPED, an annual exhibit in Cincinnati galleries, will present works of art by current or former professor/student pairs. Each entrant must name a current or former professor or student as an exhibiting companion, and the application deadline is November 4, 2013.

A regional gallery exhibit is calling for works on paper by artists in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, a showcase of artists in Manifest’s own back yard. The application deadline is November 8, 2013.

Artists are asked to convey the theme of historic architecture, historic building details, craftsmanship, building trades, riverfront landscapes or topics that celebrate the historic architecture, craftsmanship, and materials found in Northern Kentucky. Artists can use their favorite media(s) and must incorporate all the mandatory information found on the poster contest application.

Manifest has issued a final call for entries to Aquachrome, an international survey of contemporary watercolor. The deadline is October 2, 2013, and the exhibition is open to all traditional and non-traditional approaches to watercolor, provided it is the primary, though not necessarily exclusive, medium.