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Non-profit 501(c)(3) arts organizations in Southern Arizona submit proposals for operational and employment funding to support jobs in the arts sector and keep arts organizations open.
Submit a proposal describing arts services (programming, workshops, facilitation, mentorship, artistic services, artwork, or consultations) you will provide to an identified client.
International artists working in literature, visual arts, and composition may apply for a stipend-funded residency in Schöppingen, Germany.
Artists of all ages, nationalities, and artistic trajectories are invited to submit work across multiple disciplines for an international contemporary art competition based in Venice.
A workshop on bid writing and arts fundraising for Arts Council England project grants and DYCP, led by experienced fundraiser Kim Pearce.
A workshop on grant writing and arts fundraising, specifically demystifying Arts Council England project grants and Developing Your Creative Practice (DYCP) applications.
Submit an application for training, equipment, or innovative projects that advance creative work or strengthen business practices.
Submit a proposal for a solo or curated exhibition at Hillyer's contemporary art space between January and December 2027, including artist profile, proposal statement, exhibition description, biography, and support materials (up to 6 images, up to 3 videos, and a two-page document).
Artists apply for participation in the 2009 professionalization course, which includes workshops, guest talks, individual website and catalog creation, and a group exhibition.
Visual arts professionals from around the world are invited to apply for a six-month fully funded fellowship to collaborate with Tate colleagues in London and reside at Delfina Foundation.