Limner Gallery, operating under the auspices of SlowArt Productions, has long maintained a commitment to presenting work that engages with the figure and its expressive potential. 'A Show of Heads' is conceived as a thematic group exhibition that draws together diverse media—photography, painting, sculpture, film, and illustration—unified by a single, enduring subject: the head. The exhibition does not prescribe a singular interpretation; rather, it invites artists to interrogate the head as a site of identity, psychology, formal experimentation, and cultural meaning. The gallery's exhibition program is rooted in a tradition of accessible, juried presentations that prioritize the work itself over spectacle. Artists selected for 'A Show of Heads' will have their work included in a group exhibition at Limner Gallery, with the attendant visibility that comes from the gallery's established audience and promotional reach. While the opportunity does not include a cash prize or stipend, it offers a platform for exposure within a curated context, and the potential for sales and further professional engagement. The curatorial vision for this exhibition is one of rigor and coherence. The jury will be looking for works that demonstrate a considered engagement with the theme, whether through portraiture, abstraction, or conceptual approaches. The inclusion of multiple disciplines reflects a belief that the head—as a universal and yet deeply personal motif—can be productively explored across media. Artists are encouraged to submit work that is resolved, conceptually grounded, and technically accomplished.