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Collective exhibition projects in Saint-Denis for 2027, including ten days of residency/setup, ten days of public opening, and four days of de-installation, with €2,000 co-production support.
Submit daring, high-impact artwork in a variety of media for this highly competitive juried show.
Falls Church Arts seeks experienced jurors for its 2027-2028 exhibit season to review submissions remotely and speak at opening receptions.
Submit 2D and 3D portable artworks for potential purchase by the City of Bellevue Public Art Collection.
Submit a proposal for a short-term, collaborative, community-led public art project that transforms Denver's outdoor public spaces and engages the public.
Submit artworks for a juried national exhibition; selected works will be exhibited and considered for awards totaling over $4,250.
Create a large-scale permanent sculpture representing an angel or the essence of an angel for the Angel Path Sculpture Walk in Tucson, Arizona.
Curators and arts professionals should submit a proposal for an exhibition of visual art centered on Iranian culture and heritage, as expressed in Iran's contemporary art scene.
Submit work in contemporary fine craft (ceramics, fiber, furniture, glass, jewelry, metal, mixed media, paper, wearable art, wood, basketry) created with traditional or CAD/CAM technologies for a juried exhibition with $12,000+ in prize awards.
Submit original two-dimensional artworks for consideration for display in City Hall's eighth annual Art in City Hall exhibition.
Submit artwork in all mediums and styles for an annual juried exhibition with $450,000+ in awards and potential gallery representation.
Artists at the beginning of their visual arts career (1-4 years professional practice) may apply for a grant to develop their art practice, including making work, research, experimentation, materials and equipment purchase, commissions, exhibitions, and events.
Dependent children of Roseburg Forest Products employees apply for a need-based scholarship to support associate, bachelor's, or technical degree studies.
Apply for a renewable undergraduate scholarship of up to $40,000 per year to support college education in Oregon or California.
Young people ages 14-21 apply for a paid, hands-on summer apprenticeship creating public art and community-centered creative projects with diverse teams led by Teaching Artists.
LGBTQIAPN+ collectives in São Paulo State may apply to organize and receive support for Pride parades in 2026, including infrastructure and up to 3 artistic performances.
Australian painters under 45 working in oils or tempera may apply for a $60,000 award to support 2 years of study at a recognised art school or cultural organisation.
Municipal governments apply for support to fund cultural festivals, celebrations, fairs, and events that promote local culture and regional identity.
Submit original works that employ, depict, or explore translucency and transparency.
Design and fabricate 4–5 unique handcrafted awards reflecting watershed themes for the District's annual recognition dinner.
Nominate an artist or culture bearer who has made significant lifelong contributions to Minnesota and created locally, regionally, or nationally significant art.
Submit photography and video work that engages with the present through original and compelling visual storytelling.
Submit climate-related artistic projects or organisational sustainability proposals for funding across three tiers.
Submit original works that address the portrait in any interpretation or exploration.
Submit original works about scale, largeness, and vastness in any traditional or non-traditional medium.
Support for Seattle-based individual artists and curators in the research, development, and presentation of creative work in Dance, Music, and Theater (including Playwriting); awarded artists must offer a public presentation within Seattle city limits.