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Apply for a renewable undergraduate scholarship of up to $40,000 per year to support college education in Oregon or California.
Submit your artworks or designs for listing on The Artling's global marketplace.
Submit up to three photographs or lens-based artworks exploring personal, collective, cultural, historical, or imagined memory for a curated online exhibition.
Artists and photographers worldwide over 18 are invited to submit botanical and floral artwork in any visual medium (except video and sound) for an online contest.
Submit portrait artworks (one person, group, or self-portrait) in painting, photography, or sculpture for an online competition.
Dependent children of Roseburg Forest Products employees apply for a need-based scholarship to support associate, bachelor's, or technical degree studies.
Artists and makers are invited to apply to participate in a Night Market where they can sell their work during the fall and holiday season.
Submit qualifications for consideration to create a site-specific monumental public artwork for the Aplin Center at Texas A&M University.
Decorate the Barber's building hoardings with paint pens during a drop-in art event.
Participate in a community art project by painting quilt square templates (6in x 6in) using provided colors and graphite paper.
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Submit works for consideration in an annual group exhibition; selected artists also compete for annual work grants and funding awards.
Join a pop-up market and community event featuring performances, workshops, and merchandise sales.
Artists may apply to exhibit their work in group exhibitions organized by ARTdeSUISSE Cosmopolitan in 2026 and 2027 across multiple Swiss venues.
This is a service provider for public art management, not an open call for artists to submit work.
Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the First World War through oral histories, documentaries, and exhibits featuring stories from Toronto residents affected by the war.
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.