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Submit contact information, artwork details, artist statement (max 100 words), biography (max 100 words), and up to 4 sample images for an international online group exhibition exploring marks of use, wear, repetition, and time on objects and materials.
Apply as a performing arts professional (artist, producer, manager, presenter, or cultural practitioner) to join a global network of 10 selected professionals for international professional development and networking.
Submit 1 to 3 original visual artworks for consideration in a curated online group exhibition.
Submit up to two works of visual art, video, writing, or mixed media made with AI, about AI, or in dialogue with it.
Submit one original visual artwork (existing work welcome) celebrating human-made creativity in the age of AI for a Canada-wide competition with community voting.
Submit impressionist paintings in acrylic, casein, gouache, oil, oil stick, pastel, tempera, or watercolor for an online exhibition.
Graduate students submit visual artworks for an online juried exhibition themed around residue and lasting impressions.
Submit up to 3 original artworks across multiple interdisciplinary categories (traditional art, science + art, performance art, video art + music, literature + art) for an international competition.
Submit black and white artwork (painting, drawing, photography, digital art, mixed media, sculpture, or other 2D or 3D visual media) to an international online competition celebrating monochrome imagery.
Submit black and white artwork in painting, drawing, photography, digital art, mixed media, or sculpture for an international online competition celebrating monochrome imagery.
Submit an artist application to be featured as a guest on the Canvas Commentary Podcast, where you'll discuss your creative journey, inspiration, artistic process, and current projects in a remote interview.
Register for free monthly online learning webinars on business and professional topics for creative workers.
Submit figurative paintings in one of ten categories for an international online competition with over €65,000 in prizes.
Curators and academics with 5+ years of professional experience are invited to apply for a one-year research fellowship engaging with the MUUS Collection's 20th-century photography archives.
Submit one to three images of visual art for consideration in the inaugural October 2026 issue of The Drop, a digital journal.
Submit 1–5 photographs of an everyday object you brought with you when migrating to another country, along with a short text (a few sentences to a short story) about its meaning and personal significance.
Submit visual artwork for online gallery representation and inclusion in curated virtual exhibitions.
Register for a series of online and in-person professional development workshops covering financial planning, entrepreneurship, artist-run centres, and project management.
Submit visual artworks inspired by or engaging with botanical subjects for a curated international online group exhibition.
Submit still life artwork inspired by objects, food, flowers, or material culture for an international online group exhibition.
Arts and culture organizations in the mid-Atlantic region are invited to submit an interest form to participate in a virtual accessibility self-assessment study group running June through November 2025.
Complete a free reflective self-assessment of your artistic practice and receive personalized written feedback on your strengths, obstacles, and next steps.
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 two digital illustrations and one short-form animated reel for a five-month virtual residency supporting emerging visual artists committed to art for social change.
Submit up to three photographs or lens-based artworks exploring personal, collective, cultural, historical, or imagined memory for a curated online exhibition.
Young artists and creatives ages 14-19 residing in Arizona are invited to apply to join the AZ Youth Arts Council as peer-review panelists and advocates for arts equity.
A cross-cultural dialogue exploring themes of freedom, identity, nation states, and Black pride through the perspectives of three featured artists and fellows.
Submit your original artworks or design items to be listed and sold on The Artling's online gallery platform, reaching a global audience of art collectors.
Scholars selected by partner organizations will participate in a 6-month virtual residency focused on researching and creating Wikipedia entries about Canadian IBPOC artists, communities, and arts movements.