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Submit a public art proposal for a new 5.4-acre park in Avondale, Arizona, with a $100,000 budget for design, materials, fabrication, installation, and related expenses.
Submit qualifications and past work samples to be considered for a public art commission at the newly renovated Tangelo Park Community Center.
Artists of many disciplines are invited to apply for 7-10 day individual artist residencies in the Blue Ridge Mountains in April or October 2027, with a $700 stipend awarded.
Submit 1–10 images of original artwork for juried selection in this national art competition, with cash prizes awarded.
Submit 5-10 photographs (flattened RGB JPGs, 1200 pixels on longest side) along with biography, artistic CV, statement of artistic purpose/intent, and statement on the work supplied.
Submit 5–10 photographs (as flattened RGB JPGs), a brief biography and artistic CV in a single PDF, a statement of artistic purpose/intent, and an artist statement on your submitted work.
Submit 3–5 photographs of an original large-scale sculpture (minimum 24 inches) suitable for year-round public outdoor display, along with title, description, material/size/weight specifications, and artist biography.
Submit 5–10 photographs or videos (up to 6 videos), a biography and CV, and a statement of artistic intent for a $4,000 scholarship and exhibition.
University of Pennsylvania departments, programs, and centers can apply for grants to bring artists, curators, and collectives to campus as artists-in-residence or curators-in-residence.
Submit 2–4 digital images of original artworks in one of three categories (Two-Dimensional, Three-Dimensional, or Photo/Digital Art) for jury selection into an annual juried art exhibition.
Submit up to 3 finished artworks (images or videos) for blind jury consideration for inclusion in the pop-surrealist/lowbrow Surreal Salon 19 exhibition.
Submit 1–12 digital assets (images, audio, or video) exploring the night skies and their environmental/ecological significance for a juried exhibition.
Submit up to 3 original artworks in 2D or 3D visual media for a juried exhibition; artists must include an artist bio (up to 200 words), artist statement (up to 400 words), and retail price.
BIPOC+ artists are invited to apply for a funded solo exhibition at Horizon Gallery, with one artist selected to receive a $1,000 stipend to support creation of their solo exhibition.
Submit up to 5 sculpture proposals (one per application) for a 12-month outdoor display at Carmichael Park in Brighton, Colorado.
Submit 5-10 photographs for a blind juried virtual exhibition with cash awards.
Submit qualifications for a sculpture or public art commission for an Orlando recreation center, with 1-5 images and artist, career, and interest statements.
Submit up to three JPG digital images of three-dimensional ceramics work for consideration in an international juried exhibition with cash prizes and potential solo exhibition selection.
Submit original 8" × 8" artworks for exhibition and sale; adult artists may submit up to 3 works, student artists in grades 8–12 may submit 1 work.
Design, fabricate, and install a sculpture honoring the Black community of Pompano Beach's Northwest for placement at the Ali Cultural Center north entrance.
Native American tribal governments may apply for grants to establish, sustain, and improve library services and operations.
Native American Tribes, Alaska Native Villages, and organizations serving Native Hawaiians may apply for funding to support heritage, culture, and knowledge through educational services, workforce development, organizational capacity building, community engagement, and collections stewardship.
Museums and qualifying organizations may apply for grants to support projects that build career pathways, strengthen professional networks, and identify and share effective workforce education and training practices.
Museums apply for funding to support professional development and training projects that generate change and growth within their institutions.
Native Hawaiian serving organizations may apply for grants to sustain and improve library services.
Submit up to 3 soft pastel paintings, each represented by high-quality JPEG images (5MB or less), for a juried exhibition at Sebastopol Center for the Arts.
Award: $75,000 to $1,000,000
Museums apply for project-based funding to support educational programs, exhibits, community partnerships, and collections stewardship.
Cultural festivals serving immigrant, refugee, and new American communities can apply for $3,500 in annual funding to support arts-focused programming.
Museums and HBCUs apply for grants to build capacity, nurture professionals, and increase access to collections at African American museums.