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Submit 1-10 images of artwork depicting people, their emotions, activities, and experiences in any 2D or 3D medium for consideration in a juried annual exhibition, publication, and sales opportunity.
Submit 1–10 images of artwork exploring people, human experiences, emotions, activities, and cultural diversity in any 2D or 3D medium for a juried international online exhibition, publication consideration, and sales opportunity.
Submit 1–10 images of your visual artwork to compete for cash grants, publication, exhibition, and global promotion.
Submit 1–10 images of art inspired by lights, shadows, and reflections for a juried international online exhibition, publication, and sales opportunity.
Submit 1–10 images of still life or quiet moment artwork exploring themes of observation, narrative, and symbolism.
Submit 1–10 images of 2D or 3D artworks exploring curves in any medium and subject matter.
Submit one original visual artwork (existing work welcome) celebrating human-made creativity in the age of AI for a Canada-wide competition with community voting.
TWS members may submit up to two original watercolor paintings for inclusion in the 42nd Fall Aquavision exhibition and sale.
Submit photographs for a juried exhibition and awards.
Submit two complementary banner designs (left and right pair) for downtown street display during fall season, with artist statement and resume.
Submit a public art proposal for temporary installations at Toronto beaches exploring memory and myth-making, with a budget of $5,000 CAD for materials and $10,000 CAD for labour.
Submit an expression of interest for a permanent Indigenous art installation in the Toronto Zoo's new Community Conservation Centre Academic Building, with a $150,000 CAD budget.
Arts and cultural leaders apply for a 6-day residential leadership development program to expand organizational leadership capacity and strategic decision-making skills.
Artists or artist teams are invited to create permanent outdoor public artwork for Dave Ryan Park, with one selected artist/team to receive $60,000 CAD for design, fabrication, and installation.
Submit an edition of 10 prints for an international print exchange, exhibition, and silent auction fundraiser.
Visual artists are invited to submit project proposals that explore how places sing, how sound activates multiple temporalities, and how listening to the land can re-orient ethical and political relations, drawing on acoustic ecology concepts.
Apply for a 2-year limited-term faculty position in printmaking practices teaching undergraduate and graduate courses and mentoring students.
Arts and culture leaders and administrators apply for a 6-day residential program on governance, people systems, and organizational leadership.
Submit up to 5 teapots (wheel thrown or handbuilt, functional or sculptural) for a juried exhibition and sale.
Apply for a five-week residency to develop performance art, images, and objects through embodied experimentation, studio practice, and faculty mentorship.
Arts and creative industry professionals apply to strengthen fundraising efforts, identify new revenue opportunities, and develop sustainable business models for their organizations.
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 create work on location in Annapolis Royal over a weekend, with remote participants also welcome to contribute works to an online auction.
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.
Dream tastawayihk: Radical and Ritual Futurities
Submit an application to participate in a 14-hour intensive immersive workshop on Indigenous vocal, somatic, and relational practices held over four days in September 2026.