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Submit up to 5 media assets (images, audio, or video) and a project proposal for a one-month artist residency in Homer, Alaska, addressing community themes like accessibility, inclusion, or sustainability.
Artists of all disciplines are invited to apply for a 2-3 week self-guided residency with studio access, housing, and facilities including kilns, throwing wheels, stained glass equipment, and 3D printer.
Submit qualifications for a public art commission to create a site-responsive artwork for La Raza Park in Denver reflecting Northside Denver's identity, history, and aspirations.
Small and mid-sized arts and cultural organizations apply for general operating grants to support their nonprofit mission, operations, and capacity building.
Professional artists are invited to submit qualifications for a public art commission at William M. Davies Jr. Career and Technical High School's new front entrance plaza.
Apply as a vendor to sell odd and macabre handmade items, artwork, vintage goods, and specialty foods at an outdoor pop-up market event in Grand Rapids.
Submit preliminary conceptual proposals for the design, fabrication, and installation of a permanent monumental sculpture for a community park in Lake Nona, Orlando.
Regional artists 18+ are invited to submit up to three abstract works in painting, works on paper, photography, mixed media, or fiber for juried consideration for this exhibition.
Submit a detailed representation of a proposed permanent sculpture for a landscaped roundabout, including dimensions, materials, maintenance plan, transportation and installation details.
Artists, designers, or artist teams are invited to submit qualifications to create a permanent, site-specific public artwork along the Nixon Road corridor in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for one of three roundabout locations or a series distributed across the corridor.