SANS! New Worlds 2028 — Open Call for Sensory Exhibition Proposal
Professional visual artists are invited to propose a sensory and interactive exhibition project featuring seductive visual and tactile environments for children and adults.
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Professional visual artists are invited to propose a sensory and interactive exhibition project featuring seductive visual and tactile environments for children and adults.
King County non-profit organizations and Tribes can apply for funding to preserve culturally and/or historically significant heritage materials, ranging from $2,000 to $15,000.
Apply for a $10,000 grant to develop an artist-organized, publicly-engaged visual arts project (exhibition, installation, publication, event series, or digital initiative) in the Twin Cities metro region.
Two emerging visual artists will receive $20,000 each, professional development consultations, mentorship from an established artist, and a solo exhibition at Queens Museum in 2028.
State Stipends for Visual Art, Photography and Media Art 2027
Apply for one of 20 government stipends (€18,000 each) supporting visual art, photography, or media art projects that demonstrate exceptional originality and innovation.
Submit up to three existing fiber-based artworks for an exhibition at the Erma Hayman House, with selected artists receiving a $350 stipend and exhibition opportunity.
Submit 1–2 high-quality images of an original visual artwork (painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, or mixed media) that engages with humanitarian, socio-political, and ethical questions, particularly reflecting on the 2027 theme of justice, care, and moral responsibility.
Submit project proposals for circulating and disseminating African performing arts and music productions through touring or festival programming in Africa and/or Europe.
Professional creative teams (artists, architects, designers, builders) are invited to propose a human-scale birdhouse design inspired by Aspen's cultural vibrancy, natural history, and avian community for temporary public art installation.
Submit original artistic interpretations of how green hydrogen can contribute to a sustainable, climate-neutral, and energy-secure future for Europe for a public mural competition and calendar publication.
Artists, arts organizations, and collectives apply to create and deliver free community-engaged arts programming at Toronto Public Library branches in designated areas.
Apply for grants of $500–$3,000 to support professional development opportunities that strengthen your public art practice in New England.
Submit an application to produce work engaging the public on critical issues facing Asian American and Pacific Islanders around the theme of Belonging, with potential to reach broader audiences and spark civic conversation.
Submit a completed application and visual representation (sketch to 3D model) of an art concept requiring structural engineering services.
Submit a project proposal, CV, proposed budget, writing sample, and (for graduate students) a letter of recommendation for original archives-based scholarship on Ming Fay's multidisciplinary practice and artistic contexts.
Submit up to two original colored pencil artworks (predominantly colored pencil with additional media, techniques, or surfaces) created in 2024 or later for consideration in a juried online exhibition.
Artists across Indiana are invited to apply for five $12,000 grants to support new, public-facing visual art projects.
Artists are invited to apply for a rolling £100 grant with no application fee.
Apply for interim financial assistance to help cover unforeseen, catastrophic incidents such as fire, flood, or emergency medical needs.
Nonprofit senior centers and governmental entities in Tennessee serving older adults aged 60+ may apply for up to $4,000 in grant funding per year to support sequential arts instruction for seniors in under-resourced communities.
Los Angeles County nonprofit arts organizations may apply for two-year grants to support arts programming and services that increase access and opportunities for quality arts activities.
Submit an application to join an 8-person fellowship for early-career artists of color exploring community engagement and cross-sector collaboration.
Request $3,000 to $5,000 in funding to support your artistic practice through exploration of new techniques, experimentation with new materials or technologies, creation of new work, or development of new strategies for engaging your community of practice.
Cultural organizations in Southern Arizona propose projects using ARPA funds to restore/create jobs and incentivize arts and civic engagement.
Submit an application as a foodways tradition bearer from Central Appalachia, or nominate someone for a $5,000 fellowship and handcrafted award.
Apply for up to $3,000 in project funding for arts and cultural organizations serving Greenville County with a 2:1 match requirement.
Nonprofit arts organizations, nonprofits, and government entities may apply for up to $5,000 to support projects that strengthen operations and expand community engagement, or up to $2,000 to attend the 2026 Grantmakers in the Arts Conference.
MGC Community Print Studio invites printmakers at all levels to apply for membership in their shared studio space in Brooklyn.
Submit a proposal for travel and related expenses supporting faculty research, creative or scholarly activities.