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AMOCA's Artist in Residence program provides time, space, and support for emerging, mid-career, and established ceramic artists to develop creative work at the AMOCA Ceramics Studio in Pomona, California.
Students enroll in one of five 6-week after-school art classes (Beginning Sewing, Collage, Advanced Sewing, Portrait Drawing, or Clay) held at ArtReach San Diego's studio.
Artists working in visual arts and based in the Basque Country are invited to apply for an international residency to support internationalization.
The American Museum of Ceramic Art announces five artists in residence for 2022–2023 to produce or develop work at the AMOCA Ceramics Studio.
Artists, writers, and researchers apply to live and work in a renovated Venice apartment with optional exhibition and sales space in an established gallery.
Submit daring, high-impact artwork in a variety of media for this highly competitive juried show.
Northern California Artists, Inc. hosts several art exhibits each year, including a Members Show (for members only), the Bold Expressions Open Show (international, juried, with cash prizes), and a Featured Artist display voted on by members.
Submit up to 5 fine art entries for a juried exhibition at the San Marcos Art Center.
Apply for a Professional Artist Fellowship award recognizing artistic merit and professional achievement in any genre.
Apply to exhibit your work at one of The Other Art Fair's 10 annual in-person fairs across the UK and US, selling directly to collectors and building your artist community.
Create two or more tiny art cards with a thank you message to swap and share with your community.
NEAR: individual or collaborative artists propose community-based, participatory residencies (11+ free/low-cost sessions plus public presentation) at non-arts venues; CO-UP: social justice nonprofits partner with teaching artists for similar projects (11 sessions plus public presentation).
Submit a proposal for a temporary, site-related creative project in LA public spaces to activate underserved neighborhoods through community engagement.
Submit up to 3 cardboard artworks (2D or 3D) for a juried summer show open to all ages.
Register for youth ceramic clay classes in hand building and wheel throwing at varying age levels.
Submit 6 images (including a booth shot) and pay a $25 application fee to apply for booth space at this juried art fair.
Veterans artists are invited to apply for a 1-4 month studio residency with housing, stipend, and access to facilities and community at Kala Art Institute.
Four ceramic artists are selected annually to reside at AMOCA's studio for periods ranging from 6 to 12 months to produce or develop new work.
Arts District Liberty Station tenants may apply for Micro Grants or Collaborative Grants to fund creative projects, events, workshops, and exhibitions that build community and create meaningful impact.
Visual and performing artists apply for rent-free studio residencies with mentorship and community presentation opportunities in the San Diego–Baja region.
Submit an application to become a member of SOIL, a cooperative gallery space in Seattle that offers exhibition opportunities, community involvement, and support for artists.
Artists submit applications to complete specific projects or bodies of work that benefit from Kala's specialized equipment in printmaking, digital media, ceramics, weaving, or other media.
Central Florida-based artists are invited to submit proposals and work samples for various opportunities including craft activations, event showcases, live sketching, performing arts features, commissioned artwork, and artmaking workshops.
Artists are invited to apply for a 3-6 week production residency in Venice focused on research and creation inspired by Venice's history and context, culminating in an exhibition.
Individual master artists create a new mid-career solo work with grant support.
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.