Open calls, residencies, grants & fairs for artists.
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An intimate exploration of language, care, agency, and power within an ableist paradigm, using eye-tracking technology to centre the voice of a non-verbal family member as the family faces relocation from Canada back to Ireland.
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deadline unknown, verify at source·fee unknown·Ireland
Non-profit arts organizations may request support for operating expenses that support hiring of artists and/or delivering arts programming during the 2026-2027 funding period.
annual cycle, check dates·fee unknown·City Of Tucson
Individual traditional artists and nonprofits in Appalachian counties of Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia may apply for grants of $1,000–$10,000 to fund public-facing projects and events that bring communities together around folk and traditional arts and cultural knowledge.
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annual cycle, check dates·fee unknown·Appalachian Counties Of Ohio
Nonprofit organizations previously funded by CFNOVA apply for general operating support grants to strengthen capacity and address immediate client needs.
annual cycle, check dates·free·Northern Virginia (Arlington
GrantFully sponsored 10-month fellowship including professional development, mentorship, conference attendance with travel and lodging, and career counseling.
Apply for a 10-month biennial arts administrators fellowship in Palm Beach County featuring professional development, mentorship, networking, and conference participation.
deadline unknown, verify at source·free·Palm Beach County, FL
Apply to your regional local arts council for a project grant to support artistic and professional development, including creation of new work, equipment, professional development, travel, or promotional materials.
The Foundation offers three main programs: the Joan Mitchell Fellowship (annual awards of $60,000 each to 15 nominated painters and sculptors), residencies at the Joan Mitchell Center in New Orleans (6 or 10 weeks for past grant recipients and New Orleans-based artists), and the Creating a Living Legacy (CALL) initiative providing free legacy planning resources.
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annual cycle, check dates·free·Joan Mitchell Center, LA
Organizations supported by the National Theater Project Creation & Touring Grant apply for post-touring support to strengthen ensemble operations, planning, professional development, or further touring of their work.
Request consulting services from Network of Support Capacity Builders (coaches, mentors, consultants) during times of organizational or Tribal crisis or transformation.
Organizations and arts collectives may apply for funding to develop, expand, enhance, or create new or unique independent media arts works, programming, and community engagement initiatives.
French-speaking artists, authors, and researchers across all creative disciplines are invited to apply for a residency fellowship at Villa Medici in Rome involving creation, experimentation, research, and community participation.
deadline unknown, verify at source·fee unknown·Villa Medici
Submit up to 8 images of finished visual artworks, optionally combined with up to 3 minutes of video, to compete for unrestricted cash awards of $15,000.
Cultural nonprofit organizations are asked to apply for operating support grants to fund their year-round cultural programming and operations in Central Florida.
Submit ideas for site development around Ernst-Reuter-Platz addressing five thematic fields: Youth and Innovation, Emerging Culture and Creative Industries, Innovation in Science/Technology/Economy, Urban Development and Quality of Life, and Communication and Visibility.
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deadline unknown, verify at source·fee unknown·Ernst-Reuter-Platz
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.