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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.
Arizona-based artists can apply for a residency at Oracle State Park to create work inspired by local landscapes.
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.
Apply for a two-year, full-time curatorial position at the New Museum focused on contemporary art from Türkiye.
Sign up to attend a free monthly critique session where Philadelphia-based artists share and discuss artwork in a constructive peer-to-peer format.
Support for the Little Content Residency, a 4-week jazz education and concert program creating content and performances for pre-K to 2nd grade students in New Orleans.
Writers of Pacific heritage from New Zealand apply for a three-month residency at the University of Hawaii to work on a project exploring Pacific identity, culture, or history.
This live-work residency in a historic New Orleans brewery is asking artists to submit a written proposal, visual renderings, or sketches for a program that fosters educational exchange and culminates in an exhibition.
French and American artists, curators, and institutions can apply for grants, fellowships, and prizes to support contemporary art collaborations and exhibitions between France and the United States.
Material Matters celebrates materiality in art-making, exploring how artists working across installation, sculpture, painting, and mixed media have experimented with materials and processes in response to defining historical, economic, and social events in the United States over the past fifty years.
Outstanding Oregon visual artists are nominated by an anonymous panel of arts professionals for a $50,000 unrestricted award given every five years.
Nonprofit organizations, public agencies, and government subdivisions in Nebraska apply to hire a trained teaching artist to lead sequential arts workshops at senior centers, assisted living facilities, libraries, and organizations serving older adults.
Apply for an annual $10,000 unrestricted cash award for exceptional generative performing artists creating original, innovative work in dance, theater, music, performance, spoken word, or interdisciplinary forms in the Kansas City region.
Apply to a low-residency Master of Arts in Art Education program for working K-12 art educators over three summers.
Apply for a fully-funded three-week residency at Art Omi in Ghent, New York, plus a $500 stipend.
An Instagram-based visual conversation exploring location, place, collective memory, and social justice, featuring two artists—one based in the Bronx and one in Athens—responding to contemporary events and their local contexts.
A one-month virtual residency pairing a curator with two visual artists (one in Greece, one in the Bronx) to create daily Instagram conversations exploring community connection during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Residency at 821 is seeking emerging and established artists in all fields for a residency of up to 28 days to create and share art with the public.
Early-career NYC-based artists develop and produce ambitious, fabrication-driven projects during a six-month paid residency with access to fabrication facilities, mentorship, and financial support.
Established artists are invited to lead workshops, present their work, and mentor local artists and students in Placer County, California.
Artists with support from outside organizations or grants can live and work at Artpace during 2-6 week residency periods to complete new artwork, with access to furnished apartments, workshops, and fabrication services.