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Submit an email introducing yourself, explaining what you hope to accomplish during residency, links to social media and website, CV, and up to 5 images of current works if your work is not viewable online.
Community groups and residents can apply for grants to support civic engagement initiatives such as block parties and neighborhood cleanups.
Science and technology nonprofits in King County can apply for general operating funds to support day-to-day expenses and programs providing public access to science and technology experiences.
Minnesota resident artists are invited to submit their best work for exhibition in the Robbin Gallery.
Philadelphia cultural organizations are invited to submit proposals to exhibit art in display cases on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th floors of City Hall.
Artists are invited to participate in temporary residencies in vacant or underutilized commercial spaces in the RiNo Art District, creating and exhibiting work while activating the neighborhood.
Submit 9 original 2D artworks, each 2.5 by 3.5 inches as high-resolution digital files, for possible feature in mini-art vending machines in City of Fairfax locations.
Seven Milton Residency is offering artistic replenish residencies to visual artists in Louisiana for the year 2025.
This listing describes a residency for Stephanie "Sunflowa" Martin, a culinary and performing artist, to dive deeper into performing through singing and dance.
Submit proposals for community-engaged arts projects or arts-led research and creative work for seed funding.
Apply for a monthly work-only studio residency at BCA's Artist Studios Building in Boston's South End, which provides affordable studio space and professional development opportunities.
This is a profile of a grantee artist and their commissioned public art project; it is not an open call for applications.
Small and mid-size nonprofit visual and performing arts organizations in Wisconsin with operating budgets under $2 million may apply for project grants of $100,000 or $200,000 over two years through a juried process.
Participate in place-based research residencies embedded in courses that connect students with community experts and Gullah Geechee culture and history.
Nonprofit arts organizations and government units apply for annual grants to support established public programs in the arts that demonstrate excellence and community access.
Artists apply for a two-week residential stay at NOW Open Studio in Portland, Oregon, with free accommodation, creative mentoring, and studio access.
Share your interest in teaching art to adults or children by providing details about yourself as a practicing artist and/or arts educator.
Chinese Artists and Organizers (CAO) Collective is accepting submissions from Philadelphia-based artists for their fall exhibition, 凤凰 (Fenghuang), which explores themes of grief, dream, and transformation through collective work.
Apply for a six-month curatorial fellowship working with international artists in residence to develop two exhibitions within NARS's International Residencies Program.
Professional artists in dance, fashion, film, literature, music, theater, visual arts, and interdisciplinary disciplines may request funding to cover costs of materials, supplies, and resources for creating new work; professional development or learning opportunities; or marketing or promotion expenses.
Organizations can apply for grants to support arts learning projects for young people ages 24 and under that occur outside traditional school hours.
Arizona-based artists can apply for a residency at Oracle State Park to create work inspired by local landscapes.
Organizations can apply for grants supporting arts learning projects for adult learners of any age and/or intergenerational projects in community settings.
Nonprofit arts organizations, nonprofits, and government entities may apply for up to $5,000 to support projects that strengthen operations and expand community engagement, or up to $2,000 to attend the 2026 Grantmakers in the Arts Conference.
A site-specific installation exploring how architecture can hold space for gathering, exchange, and collective life through the concept of engawa, the Japanese architectural threshold mediating between interior and exterior, private and public.