Art transports us to places real and imagined. We’re Not in Kansas Anymore explores the places that inspire us. Sometimes it’s a place we’ve experienced, sometimes a place we’ve only dreamed. Where has your art taken you?

The Hastings Village Arts Commission is calling artists to submit art works for a special exhibition, presented in association with the Hastings Historical Society, commemorating actress Billie Burke (1884–1970), a stage and screen star and renowned comedienne adored for her role as Glinda the Good Witch in The Wizard of Oz. This movie classic, which premiered 80 years ago, transports us on a heroic magical journey. In tribute, the Village Arts Commission is asking artists, where does your art transport you?

Artists 18 years and older may submit up to three finished artworks (or multiple images of the same work) in any media that responds to the theme, with a short description of why your place is important to you (50 words or less). Work may not exceed 80 inches in any direction. Artwork must be ready to hang. No proposals, please. Artists are responsible for delivery/pick-up of artwork.

Juror is Daniel Belasco, Executive Director, Al Held Foundation, and former curator of exhibitions and programs at Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art in New Paltz, and The Jewish Museum in New York.

Deadline for submission is June 16 by midnight. Entry fee of $25 is payable by check to the Village of Hastings-on-Hudson. Mail to Linda Loeb, Deputy Village Clerk, Hastings Village Hall, 7 Maple Street, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY, 10706. In the memo please include "Village Arts Commission." Your application is considered complete once the fee is received. Notification is by June 23.