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Micro-Folie Residency Evry-Courcouronnes 2026-2027
Submit a CV, visual presentation with samples, and a statement of intent describing your project (particularly the school component) and motivation for this four-month residency.
One Kansas City-based visual artist is selected annually to receive funding to attend a leading national or international art fair of their choice.
Submit up to 3 images (max 3 MB each) of artwork for potential solo or group exhibition in the 2026-2027 season.
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.
The World of Threads Festival 2026-27 is an international showcase of contemporary fibre and textile art, featuring over 900 artworks by 192 artists from 22 countries across multiple curated exhibitions.
Submit artwork to rotating online themed art challenges for potential showcase placement, digital certificates, social media promotion, and cash awards.
Submit materials for a fellowship programme offering free studio housing, workshop access, and support to develop artistic projects or curatorial concepts.
The exhibit explores the human fascination with time travel—both real and imagined—across ancient civilizations, speculative futures, science fiction, memory, mythology, and the unknown.
Join the California Arts in the Parks directory by providing artist information to make yourself available for public art collaboration opportunities in California State and local parks.
European artists are invited to apply for a 5-6 week residency in Örebro County, Sweden, with fully funded accommodation, studio space, travel costs, and a working stipend.
Submit up to 6 original artworks exploring visual languages across cultures, cultural diaspora, identity, memory, and cross-cultural communication.
Artists and curators from all disciplines apply for an international residency offering free housing in a Zurich apartment and living expense support.
Visual artists meeting Hessian residency and education criteria apply for studio placements in international cities or unrestricted travel grants.
Apply for a year-long artist residency at Hyde Park Art Center with free studio space, professional development, and community engagement.
Children and families ages 6-10 are invited to explore drawing with light, experimenting with shadows and light sources to create artworks.
Submit photography, film, or collage work addressing the Spanish Civil War and themes of memory, resistance, and hope.
Submit 3 groups of artworks (up to 3 images or 1-2 video files per group, max 3 minutes each), a 300-character artist statement, and a full residency proposal for a 3-month artist residency at Hongmei International Art Village.
Artists interested in public activations, content creation, social practice, and social good projects are invited to sign up for information about a program connecting creatives with opportunities.
Submit work for consideration in four solo exhibition slots in the NELA Arts Council Gallery's 2027 season.
A landmark retrospective exhibition of Sala-Manca Group's work exploring the sukkah and themes of shelter, impermanence, displacement, and liberation, presented with new commissions from Toronto artists.
Selected international artists will receive live-work studio spaces, project support, and access to facilities at a historic waterside artist village in Taipei with connections to a global network of creative practitioners.
Miami-Dade County artists, curators, cultural organizers, collectives, and collaborators are invited to apply for incubator grants of up to $6,000 to research, launch, or re-energize innovative artist-driven projects in one of three categories: New Work/Projects, Long-Haul Projects, or Research & Development + Implementation.
Artists can propose public art projects or apply to programs including murals, utility box painting, and artist-in-residence positions with the City of Boston.