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Every open call, residency, grant, and fair worth applying to, in one place and scored to your work, so the admin stops eating your studio time. The art is the hard part.
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ExampleCoastal Light: Juried Landscape Exhibition
San Diego, CA · $35 entry · closes in 12 days
Strong fit: oil landscapes, 20 miles from your studio, entry fee under your cap.
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Found a grant worth applying to? The writer drafts the answers for you.
Every grant's own application questions, drafted in your voice from your saved statement and past applications. You review every line.
Organizations apply by invitation to receive grant funding for curating, preparing, and traveling exhibitions of established Oregon visual artists, as well as producing catalogs and documentation materials.
Compose new contemporary Australian music for commission fellowships supporting emerging and established composers.
The Jameel Fellowship invites artists and curators to undertake research-based investigation in conversation with the V&A's collection, with a focus on contemporary practice and the interaction between historical Islamic artistic legacy and contemporary work.
Nonprofit presenters apply for fee support grants to contract and present performing artists from the curated PAGE roster (Portugal and Spain, 2026-27) in their communities.
Apply for affordable studio rental in PAFA's Hamilton Building in downtown Philadelphia.
Arts organizations may apply for up to 50% reimbursement (maximum $60,000) of venue rental costs for a single exhibition, production, performance, or season of cultural programming in Orange County.
Answer 5 quick questions and every listing gets a fit score, with a lighter weekly shortlist and overlap checks across your show dates.
Individuals, organizations, groups, Tribes, and municipalities are invited to apply for grant funding to prepare local landmark nominations for historic places in King County, Washington.
Organizations and Tribes seeking funding for planning and development of cultural, scientific, or historic facilities projects should apply for grants up to $50,000 plus up to 10 hours of consultant support.
Grassroots County Partners apply for annual arts funding to support arts programming, subgrants, and up to 50% general operating support in their counties.
Professional visual artists working in painting, sculpture, or works on paper submit an artist statement, resume with exhibition history, cover letter, and 10 digital images of recent work to apply for unrestricted grants.
The GCAC offers a legal grant to help artists with eligible legal expenses related to their artistic practice and art business, plus access to a fixed-rate lawyer referral service.
A feature documentary about the influence of oil infrastructure and architecture on post-independence Tanzania, examining how Italian corporate modernism was presented to and perceived by African markets.
NALAC awards grants to Latinx/é individual artists, cultural workers, and ensembles to fund artistic/cultural projects that address public concerns and influence social change.
The Ian Potter Creative Fellowships seek to empower mid-career Australian artists with $200,000 grants over two years to focus on their work, innovate their practice, and take creative risks.
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Non-profit 501(c)(3) arts organizations in Southern Arizona submit proposals for operational and employment funding to support jobs in the arts sector and keep arts organizations open.
Artists and artist collectives apply for grants to create public-facing visual arts projects in the Denver Metro and Front Range area.
Cultural organizations in Southern Arizona propose projects using ARPA funds to restore/create jobs and incentivize arts and civic engagement.
Professional sculptors or artist teams in the Southeastern United States are invited to propose an original, durable, low-maintenance sculpture depicting a Common Snapping Turtle for installation at the Phinizy Center.
Arts and culture businesses based in Austria can apply for grants up to €250,000 to fund climate-friendly investments such as renewable energy, efficient heating/cooling, thermal insulation, and LED lighting.
Fund projects that share, explore, pass on, express, or celebrate community culture through the arts, including traditional art forms and contemporary forms rooted in cultural traditions.
Apply for one of several grants and awards supporting LGBTQ+ artists across visual art, film, design, dance, and photography.
Nominations are invited for the Tucson Poet Laureate, a three-year honorary position beginning March 1, 2026.
Answer 5 quick questions and every listing gets a fit score, with a lighter weekly shortlist and overlap checks across your show dates.
Submit a project form describing a capital or pre-development project in Roseburg for consideration by The Ford Family Foundation's Hometown Fund.
Submit an art project proposal of any medium for up to $15,000 in funding to create and share art with King County communities.