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The Ellies celebrate and honor artists and educators in South Florida, recognizing visionary contributions to the arts and culture, with categories including lifetime achievement, work addressing social justice and critical issues, support for public school educators, and emerging artists.
Organizations in King County focused on arts, heritage, historic preservation, or science and technology can apply for funding to acquire, build, or renovate facilities and spaces.
Submit a site-specific public art proposal for temporary installation on NYC DOT infrastructure in response to designated priority sites and community-based partner organizations.
Submit up to two original artworks in various media (oils, watercolors, pastels, charcoal, pen, ink, fabric, or sculpture) for a juried contest with cash prizes for the top three entries.
Submit original works about reactions and counterforms—how we respond to culture, form, action, and events.
Nonprofit organizations, cultural space operators, artist groups, developers, and creative businesses can apply for funding to seed, stabilize, and expand cultural spaces in Boston.
Funding for immigrant-focused programs and support.
Individuals, youth, organizations, and community groups submit project proposals seeking $500-$1,500 in startup or completion funding for arts and cultural projects open to the public in Seattle.
Create engaging and unique public artwork for the Chemical Sciences Building and its surroundings that evokes the connection between art and science.
Submit designs for five public sculptures and one mural in downtown Norwich, funded with a total budget of $600,000 ($100,000 per artwork).
Rocky Casillas Aguirre received an $8,000 grant to create an anti-ICE/pro-immigration public sign and mural in Northfield, Minnesota.
Indigenous voices and visions of liberation amplified through public art and dialogue, reimagining life beyond oppression.
A large-scale mural celebrating the history and present of Hmong immigrants in Minnesota, merging traditional Hmong symbolism with contemporary style to illustrate the community's journey, resilience, and growth.
Multiple residencies and grants for BIPOC artists across various disciplines and career stages.
This is a profile of a grantee artist and their commissioned public art project; it is not an open call for applications.
Create an album of original music for wide release and perform at the 2024 UARK Jazz Festival, with the UARK Festival Jazz Orchestra (a 20-member big band augmented by four string players from the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas).
Organizations and individual artists apply for rolling grants to support arts activities, learning, health programs, and community engagement in Tennessee between July 2026 and June 2027.
Submit painted glass artworks for a juried regional exhibition at Flux Arts Gallery in Minneapolis.
Submit a project proposal for new artwork created in Tucson/Pima County that includes production of original work, an imaginative approach, and public presentation (virtual or in-person).
Nominations are invited for the Tucson Poet Laureate, a three-year honorary position beginning March 1, 2026.
Ali Jackson received a $40,000 grant to produce a modern mini documentary series exploring the artistic journeys of master musicians through interviews and personal interactions conducted in New York City and New Orleans.
Submit proposals for large-scale three-dimensional artworks for exhibition in the 2027/2028 Multicultural County Park Sculpture Exhibition.
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.
Submit pre-existing outdoor sculptures for a two-year temporary public art installation in Downtown Augusta.
Artists worldwide may apply for a 2-8 week residency including private accommodations, studio space, and a weekly stipend.
Submit an application to join an 8-person fellowship for early-career artists of color exploring community engagement and cross-sector collaboration.
Submit original 2D and 3D artwork for exhibition and prize consideration.
Nonprofit organizations apply for funding to support communication access and accessibility services for Deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent communities in California.