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Apply for a two-year Assistant Curator Fellowship at Nottingham Contemporary beginning April 2027, contributing to exhibitions, commissions, live programmes, research, and institutional development.
Apply for a 12-month part-time fellowship for gig workers and freelancers to reimagine the future of work and social safety nets.
Create an ambitious new work that activates UTS Library's spaces, culture, and community for a six-month residency.
Arizona artists will design or paint artwork to transform traffic signal control cabinets in Goodyear, either as hand-painted designs or digital vinyl wraps.
Apply for a 6-month residency at UTS Library to create innovative work that engages the library's spaces and community.
Submit up to 3 images, audio files, or videos exploring light, hope, and beauty through winter's darkness for a group exhibition.
Arizona artists to submit qualifications to paint themed artwork on fiberglass hearts installed throughout the city.
Design and paint murals on 12 columns at the I-70 underpass at Brooklyn Avenue in Kansas City.
Submit work samples (up to 5 total minutes/pages/images) and a brief narrative describing your creative expression and commitment to your artistic/cultural practice for an unrestricted $5,000 grant.
Australian organisations and individuals apply for grants to undertake initiatives that strengthen engagement with Southeast Asia and ASEAN.
Individual professional artists, arts organisations, producers, and curators may apply for grants of €5,000–€10,000 to support the creation or presentation of new artistic work (exhibitions, performances, publications, or other initiatives) with public presentation in the Dublin City Council administrative area.
Professional arts organisations in the Dublin City Council administrative area apply for annual revenue grants of €10,000–€40,000 to support their arts programmes and activities.
Apply for grants between €2,000-€10,000 to support artistic activity that engages communities and neighbourhoods within Dublin City Council administrative area, either through arts presentations in local settings (Strand 1) or artist-community collaborations (Strand 2).
Individual professional artists in Dublin apply for funding to support artistic development activities in 2027.
Submit up to 20 high-quality images of vibrant, color-focused artworks along with an artist bio and artist statement for a themed online group show.
Apply for a month-long transdisciplinary residency in Finland exploring consciousness, cosmos, and expanded dimensions of reality.
Submit two complementary banner designs (left and right pair) for downtown street display during fall season, with artist statement and resume.
Submit up to 10 images and 3 videos of your artwork, along with an artist statement and narrative bio, to apply for a $3,000 unrestricted micro grant.
Submit artworks across all art forms for consideration for the Homiens Art Prize, which awards $12,000 annually to one of ten winners and recognizes up to 200 highly commended artists.
Submit artwork for a public art project at Cotillion Park that enhances community experience with contemporary art reflecting community feedback.
Visual artists applying for a $3,000 micro grant must submit an application including their work samples and participation agreement for a studio interview.
Submit up to 12 artworks for consideration in an international juried art prize with seasonal exhibitions and industry recognition.
Submit a public art proposal for temporary installations at Toronto beaches exploring memory and myth-making, with a budget of $5,000 CAD for materials and $10,000 CAD for labour.
Submit a minimum of 3 images for juried selection to participate in this outdoor fine art festival.
Arts organizations, nonprofits, and government entities partnering with rural Tennessee hospitals may apply for grants up to $15,000 to support arts-based health and wellness projects.
Apply for a 12-week research-based residency in Detroit exploring intersections of art, technology, health, and society, with access to fabrication lab, mentorship, and community.
Submit an artist statement, bio, sample images, a proposal for a new sculptural work for public installation in Chicago, and a project budget.
Submit up to three original works of art completed within the last three years in any fine arts medium for a juried biennial exhibition.
Individual Bronx-based artists are invited to apply for a commissioning grant to create a new work in a community setting with public engagement.
PPSCC members submit up to 2 original pastel paintings for an online juried exhibition with cash awards and certificates.