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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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Apply to join a mobility scheme or knowledge exchange programme to share and develop skills in circular fashion, traditional crafts, and technology across European creative spaces and libraries.
Organizations in rural or small communities apply for expedited grants of up to $3,000 to support community engagement projects featuring Southern artists.
Arts organizations apply for grants up to $1,000 to support professional development for administrators, board members, and staff, including conference attendance, workshops, and training.
Arts and community organizations in the South Arts region submit requests for funding to present Southern roster artists through public performances, screenings, exhibitions, or readings with educational/community engagement components.
Organizations apply for subsidies to cover part of project costs for programs that allow people to experience traditional Japanese performing arts multiple times.
Art groups, private organizations, and private companies may apply for grants to subsidize projects that increase Tokyo residents' participation in and connection to art and culture rooted in everyday life, and that expand artists' activities.
Support for art projects utilizing temporary enclosures and protective curtains at construction sites in Tokyo, including production and design costs.
Answer 5 quick questions and every listing gets a fit score, with a lighter weekly shortlist and overlap checks across your show dates.
Support for art activities where people from various social environments participate together and demonstrate creativity, or activities addressing social/urban issues through art and culture.
Youth Arts in the Parks is an inclusive arts program for children and youth ages 6-17 (and young adults with disabilities up to age 22) to explore animation, creative arts and movement, or visual arts in Saturday morning sessions throughout Miami-Dade County.
Support new artistic creative activities by up-and-coming artists and art organizations developing in the Tokyo art scene through performances, exhibitions, art projects, international collaborations, and festivals.
Apply for a grant covering up to half of subsidized expenses (up to 20 million yen) for art and cultural projects held in Tokyo that are open to the public and sponsored by multiple organizations.
Tokyo-based performing arts organizations that have been active for five or more years may apply for grants to subsidize up to half of performance expenses for theater, dance, music, traditional performing arts, or other complex performing arts activities.
Art educators apply for grants supporting professional development, classroom instruction improvement, research, equipment, or teaching initiatives in visual arts education.
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Programs in the arts and sciences with meaningful engagement by young people and lasting measurable impact; preference for artist development, arts education filling K–12 curriculum voids, and STEAM programs in cultural institutions.
Employees and doctoral students of the University of Applied Arts Vienna can apply for funding to support interdisciplinary, scientific, and artistic research and exploration.
Apply for a grant of $5,000–$15,000 to support a three- to six-site jazz tour across the U.S. or its territories.
Individual artists or arts organisations in Hong Kong can apply for grants to support music, dance, drama, Xiqu, visual arts, film and media arts, literary arts, arts administration, arts criticism, and arts education projects.
Artists in visual arts, film/video/electronic/digital arts, and choreography experiencing financial hardship from recent medical, dental, or mental health emergencies may apply for one-time grants up to $5,000.
Artists apply for a 3-month residency at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris with $13,000 AUD financial support, or researchers apply for a 3-month research trip to Paris with $20,000 AUD support.
Apply for grants and fellowships supporting craft research, artist development, curatorial work, teaching, and the study of underrepresented craft histories.
Inuit and First Nations artists apply for an initial career-boosting grant to support early professional experiences, sponsorships, and artistic development.
Answer 5 quick questions and every listing gets a fit score, with a lighter weekly shortlist and overlap checks across your show dates.
German visual artists seeking funding to present exhibitions at non-commercial venues outside Germany can apply for support covering travel, accommodation, artwork transportation, and technical equipment rental.
The Foundation awards unrestricted grants up to $50,000 to professional visual artists (painters, sculptors, printmakers, and paper artists) for one-year periods covering professional work and personal expenses.