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Submit up to 3 original artworks in painting (including mixed media, collage, digital, printmaking, drawing), sculpture (wood, glass, ceramic, metal, paper, fabric, fiber art, weaving, quilting), or photography for a juried exhibition with awards.
Transdisciplinary collectives are invited to propose a project for The Kitchen/Central Location, an open-air kitchen, gathering space, and artistic installation at the foodculture days festival in Vevey, Switzerland.
Submit an application for financial support to advance your career as a BIPOC Deaf, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled, or Hard of Hearing artist.
Submit up to 12 photos of artworks with artist statement, biography, and links for potential publication in a seasonal magazine and book anthology.
Submit up to 2 pieces for a juried exhibition judged on use of color.
Submit 2-4 images of original artwork that creates a moment of reflection, curiosity, discovery, or surprise through quiet interruption.
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.
Members may submit up to two original artworks in any media (excluding film and video) for exhibition and sale.
Members may enter up to 2 pieces of visual art to compete for cash awards in a juried show.
Submit a minimum of 4 images for jurying to participate in this outdoor art festival in Milwaukee.
Submit 5 photos (4 of representative work and 1 booth shot) to apply for jury selection as an artisan vendor at a juried craft festival.
Submit four digital images (three of artwork, one of booth display) and pay a $40 jury fee to apply for this juried art show.
Submit 4 images of work plus 1 booth image for jury consideration to exhibit and sell fine craft and fine art at an outdoor festival.
Artists submit collage work responding to the global rise in authoritarianism for a four-week virtual residency.
Artists and researchers from Timor-Leste are invited to apply for a fully funded three-month residency in Paris to advance their creative or research practice across any discipline.
Submit an online application for a fully funded three-month residency in Paris combining studio space, stipend, and professional support.
Artists will create weekly collages responding to examples of rising authoritarianism or resistance to it, present their work for critical feedback, develop artist statements, and have their work published in a zine.
Applications from UK-based artists in any medium for a free 2026–27 Professional Development Programme offering training, networking, and career development support.
Submit up to 3 original three-dimensional artworks or one piece and 2 details of that piece, completed in the last five years.
Submit qualifications to create a nature-focused family-friendly sidewalk chalk art mural for the Roots of Creation festival.
Submit up to 10 pieces of artwork inspired by animals (domestic, wild, mythical, or microscopic) for an online exhibition on Artsy.
Submit an original, previously unexhibited site-specific installation work for the lobby of Palacio Molina in Buenos Aires.
Submit an initial application to be considered for commission of 2–3 panoramic artworks inspired by the history of music therapy at Horton Hospital.
Submit up to 5 high-quality images or a video (maximum 6 minutes), along with an artist statement (150-300 words) and biography (200 words max), responding to the theme of what has gravity in your life.
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Submit an existing or newly developed artistic work that engages with connections between ecological and political destruction and explores possibilities for reconstruction, healing, and new social imaginaries.
Submit up to 3 artworks for consideration in a group exhibition; only one work per artist will be selected for display.
Submit up to 12 photographs of work exploring the theme of the Future, along with work details, brief biography, and artist statement for consideration in an online exhibition and magazine publication.
Submit up to 3 artworks for a student artist group exhibition.
Two artists will be selected to undertake a two-month research residency split between Helsinki and Turku, working with sound, media, and sonic practices within a Nordic-Baltic context, culminating in public presentations.