Art + Social Justice Fellowship
VisArts' Arts + Social Justice Fellowship is open to visual activists whose current research, curatorial or visual activist practice and passion center on social, racial, economic, and/or environmental justice.
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VisArts' Arts + Social Justice Fellowship is open to visual activists whose current research, curatorial or visual activist practice and passion center on social, racial, economic, and/or environmental justice.
The exhibition features the artist's research-based practice that reconstructs the past in the present, reframing Renaissance and medieval artworks while paying close attention to bodily gestures, architecture, jewelry, and garments to challenge historical representations of women.
Submit a detailed project proposal for a site-specific residency at Basque Biodesign Center, where you will develop work using digital material transformation, biofabrication, and biotech tools.
Artists are invited to exhibit work in a juried international art awards exhibition featuring paintings, video installations, and mixed-media works around themes of politics, identity, technology, and the human condition.
This is an exhibition listing, not a call for artist submissions; Crasis is a featured artist duo in MoCA Arlington's SOLOS 2026 program.
Submit a portfolio of eight digital images of your work, artist statement and bio, contact information, and three references for consideration in a competitive residency program.
Artists, creatives, and researchers are invited to apply for a residency in Jerusalem providing studio space, housing, a living stipend, production assistance, and professional guidance.
Submit pre-existing outdoor sculptures for a two-year temporary public art installation in Downtown Augusta.
Artists apply to participate in a two-month residency at Sculpture Space with studio space, time for focused project work, and the opportunity to present finished work and lead an artist talk or demonstration.
Artists are invited to propose year-long residencies that engage with Sea Island communities, Penn Center's archives, or other collections, with outcomes presented as readings, exhibitions, performances, or installations.
Faculty lead undergraduate and graduate student place-based research residencies focused on Gullah Geechee history and culture.
Artists based in Frankfurt or in partner cities apply for a three-month artist residency at international partner organizations or at basis e.V. in Frankfurt to create new work, develop artistic practice, and build international networks.
The Tennessee Arts Commission is offering grants to support public performing arts projects and performing arts organizations in music, dance, and theater.
Artists apply with CV, artist statement, project description, motivations, and images of their work to participate in a 3-6 month on-site residency at GlogauAIR studios in Berlin with curatorial and technical support.
International artists working in literature, visual arts, and composition may apply for a stipend-funded residency in Schöppingen, Germany.
The exhibition explores West African guitar music, particularly palm wine music, as a lens to examine notions of nature, leisure, and wandering, positioning Black wandering and West African musical traditions as reckonings with colonial pastoral mythology and the historical trauma of the transatlantic slave trade.
Advisory Meeting: Guidance on Grant and Funding Applications - REPAIRE
Artists and cultural workers seeking targeted guidance on specific aspects of a grant or funding application can book one-hour individual consultation sessions with a public funding consultant.
The Creative Grants Program is seeking proposals from artists and creatives for projects and public programs that will take place in the RiNo Art District's five neighborhoods in 2025.
A solo exhibition exploring the artist's personal connection to Tiohtià:ke (Montréal) through works that trace waterways, emphasize collective responsibility, and reframe relationships to the urban environment while drawing from Haudenosaunee ways of understanding place.
Apply with a project proposal and portfolio for a 4-week artistic residency in Buenos Aires emphasizing experimentation and process.
Artists apply with a brief description of their planned work, preferred residency period, short introduction, CV, and 6-10 recent work samples or link to work.
Submit sculptures on loan for 2-year periods in this city-wide outdoor exhibition; selected artists receive a stipend.
A literary book club featuring fiction, non-fiction, and essay collections that touch on art and the South and Caribbean region.
Artists are invited to submit up to six paintings, drawings, or original framed prints for consideration in the NEAC Annual Exhibition 2026, with opportunities to win prizes worth over £10,000.