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Apply for affordable monthly studio space (approximately 200 sq. ft.) in Denver's RiNo Art District.
Families with children of all ages are invited to register for free hands-on art workshops offered in morning and afternoon sessions throughout 2026.
The Oak Spring Garden Foundation invites artists, conservation practitioners, researchers, and scholars engaged in creative and investigative practices concerning plants, gardens, landscapes, and environmental themes to apply for fully funded residencies.
Ceramicists are invited to participate in an anagama kiln firing event where they glaze, load, and fire their work over a three-day period, selected via lottery.
Crosstown Arts in Memphis offers multidisciplinary residencies providing private studio space, furnished live/work housing, and access to shared art-making workspace for visiting and local artists and curators working in visual arts, music, film, and writing.
Artists born in Hesse, with permanent residence there, or holding a diploma from a Hessian art academy may apply for free travel grants or 12-month studio residencies in London, Paris, or New York.
Submit literary and visual art work for consideration in Stone Canoe, an annual journal of arts and ideas from Upstate New York.
Fund projects that share, explore, pass on, express, or celebrate community culture through the arts, including traditional art forms and contemporary forms rooted in cultural traditions.
Support for Seattle-based individual artists and curators in the research, development, and presentation of creative work in Dance, Music, and Theater (including Playwriting); awarded artists must offer a public presentation within Seattle city limits.
Neighborhood arts councils, community groups, and individual artists can apply to bring new and existing festivals or events to Seattle parks.
Heritage organizations across King County may apply for general operating funds to support day-to-day needs and heritage programs.
Individuals, organizations, groups, Tribes, and municipalities are invited to apply for grant funding to prepare local landmark nominations for historic places in King County, Washington.
Submit artwork for consideration in one of five rotating gallery spaces at UI Health Care.
Organizations and Tribes seeking funding for planning and development of cultural, scientific, or historic facilities projects should apply for grants up to $50,000 plus up to 10 hours of consultant support.
An exhibition showcasing landscape and architectural photography taken by KCC students and faculty during an 11-day class trip to Scandinavia.
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.
Apply for up to $3,000 in project funding for arts and cultural organizations serving Greenville County with a 2:1 match requirement.
Rocky Casillas Aguirre received an $8,000 grant to create an anti-ICE/pro-immigration public sign and mural in Northfield, Minnesota.
Students enroll in one of five 6-week after-school art classes (Beginning Sewing, Collage, Advanced Sewing, Portrait Drawing, or Clay) held at ArtReach San Diego's studio.
Apply for a 10-month biennial arts administrators fellowship in Palm Beach County featuring professional development, mentorship, networking, and conference participation.
City agencies and nonprofits offering free services to district residents should submit materials and program information for consideration to be featured on CB14's website and newsletter.
The Foundation offers three main programs: the Joan Mitchell Fellowship (annual awards of $60,000 each to 15 nominated painters and sculptors), residencies at the Joan Mitchell Center in New Orleans (6 or 10 weeks for past grant recipients and New Orleans-based artists), and the Creating a Living Legacy (CALL) initiative providing free legacy planning resources.