The Community Library Friends of the Arts, Inc. is seeking applications from artists of all disciplines interested in teaching classes to adults at the community library in Shirley. They are interested in unique proposals for multi-session classes which actively engage adults with no prior art experience in the creative process. Compensation: $35-$45 hour depending on proposal. Teaching artists are hired on a project basis as private contractors. To apply, email tara.damato@gmail.com with subject line:  Teaching Artist Application, the following information: Artist CV (2 page max., summary of skills, experience and education as a professional artist) OR Teaching Resume, (2 page max., summary of skills, experience and education as a teacher); Sample Project Description (lesson plan outline for an 6-8 session instructional series for adults. Especially interested in projects for seniors 55+, include: learning goals; objectives; a brief description of activities; what art-making skills will be taught; how you will promote social engagement; a brief description of a culminating/sharing event for the students with the public); Two Professional References (only include references familiar with your work as a teaching artist. For each reference, please provide: name/title, organization, email address, telephone number). For more info, visit http://www.friends-arts.org/.

CALL FOR ARTISTS' MODELS
The South Street Gallery in Greenport is looking for models for weekly Tuesday short pose sketch group from 4:30 to 7:30 PM. If interested, contact the South Street Gallery at 631-477-0021 or info@thesouthstreetgallery.com.

CALL FOR SCULPTURE ENTRIES
The Brookhaven Arts and Humanities Council along with The Bellport Chamber of Commerce and Bellport Village are accepting submissions for from sculptors for an outdoor sculpture to be permanently installed in the Village of Bellport. Artists must be 18 years of age or older. Work must be: original, three-dimensional, suitable for outdoor installation and able to be structurally secured to a concrete pad, capable of withstanding adverse weather conditions and high traffic areas and safe for children, suitable for family viewing. Works deemed unsafe, overly fragile, or otherwise unsuitable will not be considered for the exhibition. No work can exceed 15 feet in height or weigh more than 500 pounds, due to the limitations of the equipment available to Art in Public Places for installation of the sculptures. For more information contact 631-776-0811 or brookhavenarts@gmail.com.