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PATC 2026 Call for Artists

On behalf of the Office of Developmental Programs, we are pleased to invite artists on the autism spectrum to exhibit their artwork virtually during the 19th Annual Pennsylvania Autism Training Conference November 4th & 5th.
We are looking for artists on the autism spectrum to showcase their art in a virtual “art gallery.”
■Paintings               ■ Photography

■ Greeting cards     ■ Fabric crafts

■ Drawings              ■ Jewelry

■ Pottery                  ■ etc.

The art gallery will be shared during the conference, and will be linked to ODP’s website. Artists do not receive compensation for their artwork. Their participation in the art gallery is voluntary. PATC does not profit from the art display. We will share artists’ websites and contact information in the art gallery. If an artist has work available for sale, attendees can visit their website directly to explore available pieces and make purchases. If you’re interested in exhibiting your work, please submit your work here: https://drexel.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9KwIin43lMVsKuW

 

Eligibility and Guidelines:

Eligibility: The PATC Call for Art is open to Pennsylvania residents who are on the autism spectrum..

Deadline: Friday, October 2nd, 2026

Content Guidelines: Art must follow these guidelines to be included in the art show:
■ Please do not submit more than three pieces of art.

■ Do not use profanity or vulgarity.

■ Do not include blood, violence, firearms, or injury.

■ Do not include sexualized imagery.

■ Do not promote hatred against, discrimination, disparage, or humiliate an individual or group of people.

■ Do not include imagery relating to recreational drugs or other drug-related content.

■ Do not include political themes.

The review committee checks to make sure artwork is not offensive to anyone. They decide what art is eligible.