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Description “Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not.” The Lorax, Dr. Seuss. Call for Submissions: “The Lorax” Exhibition We invite artists to submit work for The Lorax, an exhibition exploring environmental sustainability and stewardship through imaginative and thought-provoking perspectives. Inspired by Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax, this show seeks to spark conversations about climate change, deforestation, and ecological responsibility using vibrant, accessible, and impactful visual narratives. Artists of all disciplines are encouraged to submit works that engage with themes of nature, activism, and our collective responsibility to the planet. Whether through playful whimsy or critical reflection, submissions should foster a deeper connection to the environment and inspire action. Join us in creating an exhibition that challenges, educates, and motivates change—because unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Please click here to access the full text for the The Lorax open call, written by Charles Moore. About the curator: Charles Moore is a New York-based author, curator, and art critic whose work explores abstraction, color theory, and social justice through a critical and curatorial lens. He earned a master’s in museum studies from Harvard University. Currently, he is pursuing a Doctorate at Columbia University’s Teachers College, specializing in Art and Museum Studies with a research focus on the life and career of abstract painter Ed Clark. His critical writings have appeared in respected publications such as Juxtapoz, CULTURED, Artnet, Brooklyn Rail, The Art Newspaper, and Frieze Magazine. He is the author of The Black Market: A Guide to Art Collecting (2020), Art & Economics (2024), and 24 Hours Interviews (2025). His work has been translated into 15 languages, reflecting a global engagement with his critical perspectives. As a curator, he has organized exhibitions across several countries, including Mexico, Germany, France, Colombia and Italy, focusing on themes of identity, abstraction, and cultural boundaries. charlessmoore.com Location: LIC-A Art Space - The Factory, Suite 105a, 30-30 47th Ave, Long Island City, NY Exhibition on View: from September 3rd to October 3rd, 2025 Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 3rd from 5-8:00pm Accepted Media: All media Submission Fee: $15.00 LIC-A members; $25.00 non-members Submission Deadline: June 20th @ 11:59 EDT Notification of Acceptance: June 30th Exhibition Curator: Charles Moore