Open calls, residencies, grants & fairs for artists.
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Submit up to 3 two-dimensional artworks (drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, collage/mixed media, or digital) interpreting themes of essential humanity and vitality for a juried exhibition in Washington, D.C. with cash prizes and possible publication.
FairReadings, workshops, or full productions in New York City, with NQT providing production support including hiring artists, dramaturgical support, design and technical teams, and performance logistics
Submit new theatrical works by LGBTQ+ artists from countries that censor or criminalize queer communities for potential readings, workshops, or full productions in New York City.
Submit artworks interpreting Diversity, Equity & Inclusion across any medium for a curated group exhibition, or propose a 1-day community program celebrating DEI.
Submit personal details, CV, artistic career information, publications, and a brief explanation of your artistic idea with photos, sketches, text, video, or other supporting materials for consideration in one of two thematic exhibitions.
Open callOnline showcase placement, digital certificates, social media promotion, newsletter features, artist spotlights, interviews, cash awards, and additional visibility
Submit flower-inspired artwork in 2D or 3D media (painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, mixed media) for a juried competition with cash prizes and international exposure.
Museums and cultural institutions in Germany and their international partners are invited to propose exchange formats (workshops, working meetings, training sessions) that connect museum professionals across borders.
Submit a short abstract (max. 1 page) outlining your transnational ensemble collaboration project, along with brief information about yourself, for consideration to present a 5–10 minute pitch at the Time to Listen conference.
Submit a collaborative arts and culture project proposal involving partners from at least three countries (at least two Nordic) for funding up to EUR 100,000.
Apply for funding up to EUR 35,000 for collaborative arts and culture projects involving children and young people from at least three Nordic countries.