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Submit your artwork for consideration to win a $1,000 unrestricted cash prize and international recognition.
Artists' work will be exhibited and their practices engaged across 10+ Toronto sites and partner regions in the fourth Toronto Biennial of Art, a city-wide, free exhibition and public programming event.
Submit artwork that investigates liminality and moments of change for a juried group exhibition.
Artists are invited to exhibit contemporary artwork in a group exhibition in Lucerne.
Submit work exploring how sound can be seen, felt, and translated into visual form for an online exhibition.
Submit artwork exploring the theme of green in any fine art medium for an online juried exhibition.
Submit your best art and photography depicting animals for consideration in an international juried competition.
Gallery, exhibition space, and art book publisher organizations in Norway apply for grants to support participation in international art fairs.
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 artistic concepts for permanent artworks to be installed in the Wassergarten at Erlebnisort Reden, engaging with themes of mining heritage, industrial history, change, transformation, the future, site architecture, or natural environment.
Transform a 5-inch wooden disk into an original artwork to contribute to a traveling community quilt sculpture.