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Submit work for jury selection in a collective exhibition featuring visual art, theater, dance, and experimental technology performances.
An exhibition of Fouad Bouchoucha's sound-based and conceptual art works exploring listening, perception, and how technology shapes our everyday environment and consumption.
Emerging artists should register to be paired with an experienced mentor for career guidance through at least four meetings over the academic term.
Submit an artist statement, biography, artwork description with technical details, and visual or video documentation of works exploring water as theme for an international exhibition in Lecce.
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Submit works for consideration in an annual group exhibition; selected artists also compete for annual work grants and funding awards.
Join a pop-up market and community event featuring performances, workshops, and merchandise sales.
Artists may apply to exhibit their work in group exhibitions organized by ARTdeSUISSE Cosmopolitan in 2026 and 2027 across multiple Swiss venues.
Apply for a full-time Assistant Curator position supporting exhibition planning, research, curation, and editorial work at an international contemporary art institution.
A nine-meter high textile installation created through 3D weaving technique, emphasizing process-driven design and technical innovation in fiber arts.
Short immersive courses teaching creative process and its principles to non-artists and professionals, enabling them to apply creative strategies to education, organizational, business, and personal challenges.
Apply for MFA (2 years), MA (1 year), or PGDip (1 year) in Studio Art, culminating in a final exhibition and written work.
Apply for a one-year Post Baccalaureate (Higher Diploma) in Art & Ecology combining fine art studio practice with ecological and environmental studies.
Students develop an ecologically-focused artistic practice through studio and field-based work, engaging with theory, ecosystem science, and community-based initiatives leading to a final exhibition.
Apply for a full-time (4 years) or part-time (6 years) PhD in Studio Art to pursue studio-based research within specified areas of artistic practice.
Submit a portfolio and proposal for a practice-based fine art research programme leading to an MPhil degree.