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Register for skill-based studio art classes exploring various visual media and techniques during the academic school year.
Submit artwork for consideration in a contemporary art group exhibition organized by ARTdeSUISSE Cosmopolitan.
Submit original works about reactions and counterforms—how we respond to culture, form, action, and events.
Submit artworks exploring the theme of orientation and how systems of locating ourselves in the world can be transformed into visually compelling art.
Submit work for consideration for a $1,000 unrestricted cash prize and international recognition.
Asian curators or curator collectives are invited to submit original curatorial content in digital art, including generative art, for consideration to curate an exhibition or educational programme and participate in K11 Art Foundation initiatives.
Self-taught artists and recent art graduates in Hong Kong (first ten years of career) are invited to submit artworks in any genre or medium for consideration in a juried prize competition.
This exhibition brings together Toronto-based Afghan Canadian artist Shaheer Zazai and Mississauga-based Tamil Canadian artist Whyishnave Suthagar, both creating immersive, contemplative environments that engage with elements from their respective cultural heritage. The works explore themes of environmental consequence, diaspora, intergenerational healing, and memory through installations combining digital language, textiles, traditional motifs, and interactive elements.
Artists and culture bearers in West Central Minnesota are invited to apply for Artists Respond: Roots of Democracy, a program supporting creative community projects that help people participate in civic life, build connection across differences, and strengthen local communities.
Submit up to 3 original fiber artworks with fiber components or textile techniques, completed after January 1, 2020, for a juried exhibition and potential publication in Fiber Art Now magazine.
Contemporary Artists – Art In Situ Contemporary Art Trail 2027 @ Art In Situ — CIPAC Announcement
Submit a portfolio of contemporary artworks for exhibition in prestigious Burgundy wine estates during the 2027 Art In Situ program.
A celebration of LGBTQ+ identity, visibility, and the power of art to challenge prejudice, preserve histories, and amplify voices of queer and disabled artists exploring themes of belonging, self-expression, and lived experience.
Research and Creation Residency 2026/2027 @ Agence culturelle départementale Dordogne-Périgord
Submit a single PDF application with letter of intent, artist statement with visuals and CV, and information form for an 8-week visual art residency in Terrasson, France focused on exploring the geographical and social boundary between the town's two halves.
L'Échelle - Call for Applicants @ L'Échelle — CIPAC Announcement
Artists are invited to apply for a 4-week contextual research-creation residency in a collective artist workshop focused on urban art, scenography, and publishing, with individual workspace, accommodation, and funding provided.
Submit up to 3 visual art pieces on the theme of navigating careful and kind healthcare, expressing experiences as a patient, caregiver, medical professional, or student.
Submit a collaborative or participatory art project developed in France with active community participation, as an individual artist, duo, or collective.
Apply to exhibit and sell craft work at a one-day holiday market.
Submit original works about reactions and responses to change, feedback, and life events.
Submit up to 5 original erotic artworks in any medium, ready to hang, for exhibition and sale at a two-day event.
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.
Submit exactly five pieces as a cohesive series with a collection/series title and artist statement.
Complete a free reflective self-assessment of your artistic practice and receive personalized written feedback on your strengths, obstacles, and next steps.
Submit original artwork exploring the theme of removing barriers in any visual art medium.
Submit up to 3 artworks (or up to 1,000 words of writing, or a combination) exploring eco materials—materials that are reclaimed, recycled, naturally sourced, or conceptually engage with sustainability, environmental ethics, and the intersection of materials, making, and ecology.
Create bold, original work that makes methane visible and impossible to ignore for climate action.
Submit 20 cohesive images (jpegs), artist's CV or resume, and an artist's statement for consideration for gallery exhibition opportunities.
Submit small works (2D max 15 inches, 3D max 10 inches in any direction) for a blindly juried exhibition.