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An evening of ekphrastic poetry inspired by Randy Walker's Survival of the Species exhibition, exploring endangered species, ecology, and humanity's relationship with the natural world.
One Kansas City-based visual artist is selected annually to receive funding to attend a leading national or international art fair of their choice.
High school students are invited to apply to join the Teen Docent Program, which includes two days of training and ongoing museum work throughout the 2026-27 academic year.
Funding for immigrant-focused programs and support.
The exhibition explores the fragile relationship between humans and the natural world through portrayals of endangered and threatened animals, inviting viewers to reflect on conservation, coexistence, and shared responsibility for the planet's future.
Submit designs for five public sculptures and one mural in downtown Norwich, funded with a total budget of $600,000 ($100,000 per artwork).
Multiple residencies and grants for BIPOC artists across various disciplines and career stages.
Services for Artists — All Disciplines
Submit an application to join an 8-person fellowship for early-career artists of color exploring community engagement and cross-sector collaboration.
Submit 2-D, 3-D, or time-based media artworks, or proposals for spoken word, performance, or lecture-style presentations related to unceded lands and treaty history.
Submit art to display in the Tiny Garden Gallery, a former Little Free Library space at the Price Center.
Other - Interdisciplinary/Hybrid
Submit artwork in person or creative writing by email for the 2026 Artability Art Show & Sale, a free public exhibition.
Submit your work to exhibit three pieces (one on each wall) in a one-night pop-up gallery event with no submission fee.
Early-career NYC-based artists develop and produce ambitious, fabrication-driven projects during a six-month paid residency with access to fabrication facilities, mentorship, and financial support.
Apply for a two-year, full-time curatorial position at the New Museum focused on contemporary art from Türkiye.
A site-specific installation exploring how architecture can hold space for gathering, exchange, and collective life through the concept of engawa, the Japanese architectural threshold mediating between interior and exterior, private and public.
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.
Apply as a vendor (food truck, non-food, or nonprofit) for OB StreetFest on October 10, 2026.
Submit up to 10 work examples for a 2-week subsidized printmaking residency fellowship with studio access, housing, and private instruction.
Create two or more tiny art cards with a thank you message to swap and share with your community.
Submit an application to be selected as an artist for a free 18-month studio lease in Decatur, GA.
The 2026 exhibitions feature diverse artistic voices and community perspectives, with a focus on belonging and inclusion.
Submit artwork for consideration in one of five rotating gallery spaces at UI Health Care.
Apply for an annual $10,000 unrestricted cash award for exceptional generative performing artists creating original, innovative work in dance, theater, music, performance, spoken word, or interdisciplinary forms in the Kansas City region.
Join open life drawing sessions to hone your figure drawing skills by drawing or painting from live models.