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Submit qualifications for a landmark permanent public artwork commission integrated architecturally along John Ringling Boulevard in Sarasota.
Submit an application to produce work engaging the public on critical issues facing Asian American and Pacific Islanders around the theme of Belonging, with potential to reach broader audiences and spark civic conversation.
Visual artists from Hesse may apply for travel grants (3–12 months) or residency grants in New York City, London, Paris, Istanbul, or Kyoto for 2027–2028.
Professional artists are invited to submit qualifications for a public art commission at William M. Davies Jr. Career and Technical High School's new front entrance plaza.
Visual artists with ties to Hesse are invited to apply for travel stipends (3-12 months) or residencies in New York City, London, Paris, Istanbul, or Kyoto for 2027-2028.
Submit original artwork, photographs, poetry, or creative work for exhibitions at WORK_SPACE galleries in Manchester, Connecticut.
Visual artists applying for travel grants, international studio residencies, or combined residency-and-travel grants to support professional development and international exposure across 2027 and 2028.
Submit up to 12 street photography images with artist statement, biography, and details for publication in a magazine and online exhibition.
Submit up to 4 artworks of any medium for display at a community art showcase celebrating creativity of all ages.
Artists, curators, and writers working in visual art, curating, or arts and culture writing should apply for a 4-week collaborative residency in Pittsburgh or a 1-2 week independent research grant.
Artists whose work addresses food issues, farmworker issues, agroecology, Indigenous foodways, and/or food self-sufficiency are invited to apply for a 2-week self-directed, project-based residency at Pie Ranch.
Arts and cultural organizations can apply for general operating grants of $5,000, $7,500, or $10,000 to support overall operations and capacity building.
Submit qualifications for a public art commission to create a site-responsive artwork for La Raza Park in Denver reflecting Northside Denver's identity, history, and aspirations.
Nonprofits and youth-serving organizations apply for grants to support free or low-cost summer enrichment programs for Indianapolis youth.
Apply for $500–$10,000 in grant funding to support innovative arts and cultural projects that culminate in a public event benefiting Bothell residents and visitors.
Submit a portfolio of 8-20 PDF images of two-dimensional, sculptural, installation, video, audio, traditional, or experimental artwork for consideration in the 2027 exhibition schedule at Chase Gallery.
Submit 5–10 images of your qualifications and experience designing and executing permanent outdoor public art for consideration to commission one or more artists to design and install public art at the Public Safety Building.
Submit your artwork for display on a public digital billboard in Times Square, New York, where 40 artists' works will be featured on one giant screen.
Submit preliminary conceptual proposals for the design, fabrication, and installation of a permanent monumental sculpture for a community park in Lake Nona, Orlando.
Submit images of up to three artworks along with artwork information and a brief professional biography for consideration in the Sioux City Art Center's art auction fundraiser.
Submit 3-5 images of original artwork concepts for a site-responsive artwork to be installed in a greenhouse at the High Desert Botanical Campus in Grand Junction.
Submit a minimum of 4 images for review at a free workshop on the ZAPPlication jury process and presentation tips.
Submit 3-6 images of an existing, complete outdoor sculpture for consideration in a one-year temporary public art exhibition along Oakley's Main Street corridor.
Submit up to two artworks inspired by Franciscan themes (peace, humility, creation, charity, devotion, fraternity) for a silent auction benefiting the St. Francis Foundation.
Submit 8-12 images of completed artwork, artist statement, residency proposal, goals, public engagement activity description, and resume for selection as the Spring Artist in Residence at Hudson Gardens.
Local artists and makers are invited to participate in a Holiday Gifts Fair with free booth space and keep 100% of sales.
Native American artists who are enrolled members of a US Federally Recognized Tribe are invited to apply for a three-month artist-in-residence with lodging, monthly stipend, studio space, and professional development opportunities.
Students in grades 6-12 may submit up to 3 artworks across traditional art, science+art, performance art, video art+music, or literature+art categories for international competition with cash prizes and exhibition opportunities.
Submit up to 5 original artworks (painting, sculpture, digital art, illustration, 3D renders), artist research articles, or art education articles for publication in Art Horizons Magazine Vol. 6, Issue 3 (2026).