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Nonprofit arts organizations and teaching artists apply for grants up to $25,000 to plan and deliver professional development in arts integration strategies to classroom teachers and administrators.
Galleries are invited to submit proposals for the 2025 edition of Pinta Miami, a fair dedicated to Ibero-Latin American art.
An exhibition of new ceramic works by George Sherman exploring natural forms, organic expression, and the artist's relationship to environment and memory through clay.
Members may exhibit approximately 10-15 works in the Alliance's Member Gallery, with monthly rotating shows.
Submit artwork across all mediums for an annual juried exhibition with $450,000 in awards.
Organizations apply for grants to support the presentation of quality arts and culture programming through festival activities.
Artists can be commissioned to create works of art for acquisition and installation in new or renovated Ohio public buildings funded by state appropriations over $4 million.
Members of the Art League of New Britain may submit artworks in a wide range of media for the annual Carriage House Members Exhibit.
Support Charlotte Street, a Kansas City nonprofit organization committed to cultivating a visionary creative culture.
Submit one digital photo (max 1MB) of original artwork completed within the last three years for juried consideration in a regional exhibition.
Artists, writers, and researchers across disciplines are invited to apply for a 2–6 week partially funded live-work residency in a Venice apartment with exhibition space, submitting a brief self-description, residency plans, and online portfolio links.
Apply for studio scholarships to take ceramics classes at AMOCA when funds are available.
The Tennessee Arts Commission Folklife Program funds eight master artist and apprentice teams for twelve-month one-on-one training in traditional art forms rooted in Tennessee cultural communities.
This is a work-in-progress public art installation; artist Moses Ball has already been selected and is in the design phase.
Artists seeking affordable studio space should apply through the online portal; selected artists will sign a one-year lease and participate in monthly public events.
Non-profit organizations in the mid-Atlantic region may apply for $1,000–$5,000 to support community-based projects that engage folk and traditional artists, practitioners, and culture bearers, with eligible activities including performances, public art collaborations, workshops, exhibitions, fieldwork/documentation, and creation of new traditional work.
Businesses are invited to host an art experience at their physical address during the Summer Solstice Artwalk and provide light refreshments for community visitors.
Individuals and organizations propose meaningful arts experiences and programming for Minnesotans within their communities.
Hoyt Artist Members are invited to submit up to two original artworks completed in the last three years for exhibition at UPMC Jameson.
Artists, makers, musicians, performers, storytellers, workshop leaders, food vendors, and creative collaborators are invited to participate in Whimsy Faire, a community fall festival celebration.
Artists are selected by Arte Laguna Prize partners to participate in art residencies at various international locations to experience new cultures, create new works, and engage in artistic activities in multicultural environments.
Sponsoring organizations apply for funding to present performances or exhibits selected from the Nebraska Arts Council Artist Roster.
Artists in Nebraska are invited to apply for a fellowship that recognizes artistic merit and supports professional development including creation of new work, presentations, training, and research.
Share your interest in teaching art to adults or children by providing details about yourself as a practicing artist and/or arts educator.
Nonprofits and local government agencies that are District Administrators for certified Creative Districts may apply for up to $100,000 to support cultural tourism and economic development projects including construction, marketing, operational support, physical enhancements, planning, or programming.
One Kansas City-based visual artist is selected annually to receive funding to attend a leading national or international art fair of their choice.
Artists working in any media with a cohesive body of work are invited to apply to exhibit at ATHICA, either as individuals or in small groups, as are curator proposals.
Individual master artists create a new mid-career solo work with grant support.
Submit literary and visual art work for consideration in Stone Canoe, an annual journal of arts and ideas from Upstate New York.
Submit an email introducing yourself, explaining what you hope to accomplish during residency, links to social media and website, CV, and up to 5 images of current works if your work is not viewable online.