Open calls, competitions and grants with a cash award or prize, sorted by deadline. Free to browse; sign up to see which fit your work.
Submit a conceptually driven artwork project responding to the curatorial theme "We Come in Pieces" exploring estrangement, shared planetary belonging, and perspectives beyond the human.
Submit up to two 2D artworks of any physical medium for a juried exhibition exploring community and resilience themed around June Jordan's "We Are the Ones."
Design and paint an exterior mural (3,000 sq ft) at the primary entryway to Adams County Fairgrounds, inspired by contemporary western aesthetic, including community engagement and installation.
Submit original water-based paintings (watercolor, acrylic, casein, gouache) on paper or similar surfaces for a juried exhibition.
Submit visual artworks online for a regional juried exhibition celebrating artists from the Northeast and Eastern Canada.
Submit work samples (up to 15 pages) of poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, playwriting, screenwriting, or mixed genre literary writing, along with a resume and description of how the award will advance your career.
Submit up to 2 original soft pastel paintings completed in 2026 for online exhibition and judged awards consideration.
Submit up to one artwork in painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, or printmaking for juried exhibition.
Submit a statement of interest, relevant past work samples, and resume for a site-specific artwork integrated into a new inclusive playground at Cedar Grove Park.
Submit up to 5 original dry pastel artworks for jurying in either the Open or Masters division of this online member exhibition.
Submit up to three original fiber artworks completed after January 1, 2024, utilizing fiber techniques, for a juried student exhibition.
Artists and artist teams are invited to submit qualifications for a temporary light-based installation in the Theater Gallery celebrating The Center's 20th Anniversary.
Submit 3–6 original 2D or 3D artworks related to the theme "Living Water" for a national juried exhibition.
Submit wild-animal-focused 2D or 3D artwork, photography, or other original media featuring wild animals for a virtual exhibition.
Submit artwork with powerful political messaging proposing one action everyday people can take to protect democracy for a public art project and virtual exhibition.
Submit up to 4 digital images of original artwork for juried consideration in the 47th Annual National Juried Art Show.
Submit up to 10 entries of paintings, sculptures, or photographs for a juried competition with exhibition in London.
Submit work inspired by quilts, quilt motifs, or the art of piecing things together, responding to the quilt as literal artwork, as technique, or as visual language.
Submit up to 3 original artworks in various media (excluding photography and AI) for juried exhibition with cash prizes.
Submit up to three two-dimensional figurative artworks in painting, drawing, printmaking, or fiber for juried exhibition and awards.
Submit up to 3 digital images of original 3-dimensional sculptural works in stone, metal, or mixed media for a national juried outdoor exhibition.
Submit up to 5 original soft pastel paintings for online juried exhibition and awards consideration.
Submit up to 5 pastel paintings for juried selection and exhibition at the 2026 North Carolina Statewide Pastel Exhibition.
Submit a minimum of 3 images for consideration in the 62nd Annual Art Harvest juried fine arts festival.
Submit original artworks interpreting Diversity, Equity & Inclusion across all mediums for a curated group exhibition, or propose a 1-day community program celebrating these values.
Submit images of completed 2D or 3D artwork exploring and honoring Hispanic and Latino cultures, heritage, traditions, and history with concentration on Día de los Muertos for a juried exhibition.
Women artists may submit original 2-D or 3-D artwork created within the last three years for jurying in this 129th Anniversary Annual Open Juried Exhibition.
Submit up to two original 2D or 3D artworks completed within the last 2 years for this annual juried show.
Regional artists are invited to submit up to 2 original 2-D works inspired by Wendell Berry's poem, The Peace of Wild Things, for a juried exhibition.
Salmagundi Club members submit up to two artworks interpreting the American experience for a juried exhibition.
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