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Professional visual artists at the start of their careers may apply for a 12-month rent-free studio residency at the Walter Haymann Foundation in Zurich.
Submit artworks exploring the theme of orientation and how systems of locating ourselves in the world can be transformed into visually compelling art.
Submit your best artwork for international recognition and professional exposure in the AweSnapp Monthly Art Awards.
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.
Submit work exploring heritage, roots, and traditions for an online exhibition.
Submit artwork for consideration in a themed international art book publication celebrating artists across disciplines and career stages.
French and Czech artists are invited to apply for a three-month residency in Prague (French artists) or Strasbourg (Czech artists), with studio, accommodation, airfare, and living/production grants.
Artists and practitioners from all disciplines are invited to apply for a two-week immersive residency in the Amazon rainforest to develop site-responsive work and engage deeply with the ecosystem and local community.
A queer woman's dreamlike journey inside a mysterious and dark universe, encountering societal archetypes and eventually finding herself with a troupe of circus performers and magicians.
A video exploring human-machine interaction and the possibility of consciousness transference into non-living hosts like puppets, robots, and data as an allegory for the commercialisation of neurological research.
An experimental documentary investigating the folklore, ecology, and history of seaweed in northern Scotland, featuring the farming, uses, and cultural significance of seaweed within Scottish communities.
Artists are invited to participate in Sharjah Biennial 17, a large-scale contemporary art exhibition exploring themes of socialist modernity, infrastructure, memory, and cultural resistance.
Develop work exploring the relationship between humans and nature and contrasts between rural and urban environments during a one-month summer residency.
California Arts Council seeks applications from nonprofit organizations and government entities to fund high-quality arts performances and exhibits for students, with grant amounts up to $25,000 for a one-year program period.
Submit artwork for exhibition consideration in Data as Material, an exploration of wireless data transformed into physical artworks.
California artists at different career stages (Emerging, Established, or Legacy) apply for fellowships ranging from $5,000 to $50,000.
Artists from any discipline are invited to submit a portfolio of 10 images, resume, and application form for a multidisciplinary residency in the Atlantic Forest.
Soft Collapse explores the intersection of human and pigeon coexistence, drawing from research into a gravestone bearing the name 'Kaboutar' (pigeon in Farsi), and incorporates narratives of survival, resilience, and resistance gathered through interviews with people connected to this surname.
Apply for a multidisciplinary art residency in Brazil's Atlantic forest lasting 2 weeks to 6 months, with studio access and accommodation.
Artists from all disciplines are invited to participate in a one-month residency in the Atlantic Forest where they will engage in artistic practice, cultural exchange with local caiçara communities, and collective boat-building.
EICC seeks artists of any medium to teach virtual or in-person community education art classes.
Artists of all disciplines are invited to submit portfolios and participate in a 3-week multidisciplinary residency focused on video and its intersection with other art forms and nature.
Artists, writers, and researchers apply to live and work in a renovated Venice apartment with optional exhibition and sales space in an established gallery.
Artists apply for a three-month funded residency in Enschede where they will work in a private studio with living space, collaborate with local communities and cultural organizations, and present their work publicly at the end of the period.
Submit artwork for a group exhibition in Zurich featuring 12 national and international artists.