Spindleworks is putting out a call for art for its 8th annual All Species Art Show.

The exhibit — “Waterways” — will raise funds for the Cathance River Education Alliance. It will be on display at the Frontier Café, at 14 Maine St., from June 4 through August 6.

CREA will received a donation of 30 percent from each sale of artwork.

Submissions are open to all community artists for any original work that represents, features or calls attention to the waterways and aquatic life on which we all depend.

The exhibit “Waterways” is meant to draw attention to our living planet both to celebrate, and to raise awareness of the diversity of species, all of which are affected by our actions and inactions. Diversity of artistic expression is welcomed to reflect this part of our natural environment, but the right is reserved to turn away art that does not relate to this topic.

Although this is not a juried show and as much art as possible will be included, space is limited to 80 submissions.

The deadline to submit work for inclusion in the show is June 1.

Spindleworks is a non-profit art center for adults with disabilities and a program of the Independence Association of Brunswick Maine, whose mission is to help children and adults with disabilities achieve full and inclusive lives in their chosen community. Its gallery is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, and artists are on site from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday.

For applications and more information, email Brian at bbraley@iaofmaine.org or visit spindleworks.org.