VisArts, a nonprofit arts center in Rockville, Maryland, has issued an open call for solo exhibition proposals for the 2027 calendar year. The selected artists will present work in one of three galleries: Gibbs Street Gallery, Common Ground Gallery, or Concourse Gallery. Each space carries its own architectural and curatorial character, offering artists the opportunity to engage with a specific context within a dynamic regional arts hub. This call reflects VisArts' ongoing commitment to supporting contemporary visual artists at critical junctures in their careers, providing a platform for ambitious, cohesive bodies of work. The opportunity is offered without a participation fee, and selected artists receive a solo exhibition as an in-kind benefit. While the exact terms of the in-kind support are not specified, the exhibition itself constitutes significant institutional validation and visibility within the VisArts community and the broader regional art scene. VisArts' galleries are known for their varied programming, and a solo show here can serve as a catalyst for further recognition, particularly for artists seeking to establish or deepen their presence in the Mid-Atlantic region. Curatorially, VisArts seeks proposals that demonstrate a clear artistic vision, technical proficiency, and a coherent thematic or conceptual throughline. The jury will likely prioritize work that is resolved, ambitious, and suited to the scale and character of the respective galleries. Artists are encouraged to consider how their proposed exhibition would function as a unified experience, rather than a survey of disparate works. The call is open to visual artists across disciplines, though the strength of the proposal will hinge on the clarity and rigor of the presented body of work.