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Artists may apply to exhibit their work in group exhibitions organized by ARTdeSUISSE Cosmopolitan in 2026 and 2027 across multiple Swiss venues.
A retrospective exhibition of textile artist Aurèlia Muñoz (1926–2011), surveying her multifaceted practice including early collages and assemblages, pictorial embroidery, macramé structures, kite-sculptures, installations with handmade paper, maquettes, and drawings spanning over fifty years of her work.
A retrospective exploration of Miguel Ángel Rojas's fifty-year career examining critical social and political themes in Colombia including narco-trafficking, violence, migration, decolonization, and the exploitation of natural resources, alongside investigations of homosexuality, Indigenous heritage, and the devastation of the Amazon landscape.
Utah-based artists/artist teams are sought to creatively decorate the interior of a series of inter-connected gondolas and snow globes for a 2-day art stroll.
Submit original, two-dimensional works of art for display in City Hall through an online application.
Submit artwork in contemporary abstract styles for a juried exhibition.
Submit works exploring how various conditions—framing, perspective, context, technology, and viewer position—shape how we see and interpret artworks.
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Submit works for consideration in an annual group exhibition; selected artists also compete for annual work grants and funding awards.
Apply for membership as an artist, writer, or culture enthusiast; submit a portfolio (for artists) or brief summary of recent work (for writers/culture professionals).
L'Échelle - Call for Applicants @ L'Échelle — CIPAC Announcement
Artists are invited to apply for a 4-week contextual research-creation residency in a collective artist workshop focused on urban art, scenography, and publishing, with individual workspace, accommodation, and funding provided.
CAC members may submit up to three artworks for display in the 2025 Members Exhibit.
Artists and makers are invited to apply to participate in a Night Market where they can sell their work during the fall and holiday season.
Families with children of all ages are invited to register for free hands-on art workshops offered in morning and afternoon sessions throughout 2026.
Artists and photographers worldwide over 18 are invited to submit botanical and floral artwork in any visual medium (except video and sound) for an online contest.
Submit your artworks or designs for listing on The Artling's global marketplace.
Submit up to three photographs or lens-based artworks exploring personal, collective, cultural, historical, or imagined memory for a curated online exhibition.
Submit artwork (2D or 3D) for a juried exhibition exploring autumn, darkness, fading light, and shadow.
Rent studio space at Anderson Center in Red Wing; two options available at $360/month (Little Lab West, ~400 sq ft) or $550/month (Red Brick, ~700 sq ft), utilities included.
Apply to become a vendor for a series of multidisciplinary arts events celebrating South Carolina's creativity.
The Emerging Artist Program invites youth ages 13-18 to apply for a program that helps them develop a cohesive body of work for exhibition in public venues.
Submit at least three photos of your work and a brief description of your work and inspiration to apply for gallery artist membership.
Guild members may submit up to two pieces for an annual non-juried exhibition with the theme 'Now and Then.'
Vendors and artisans are invited to showcase unique crafts and products at an arts and crafts fair.
A retrospective exhibition examining two decades of work by artist Uman, focusing on her techniques, exploration of the natural world, the variability of selfhood, and the capacities of color.
These are graduate student-curated exhibitions in fulfillment of an M.A. in Curatorial Studies at Bard College's Center for Curatorial Studies.
Young people ages 14-21 apply for a paid, hands-on summer apprenticeship creating public art and community-centered creative projects with diverse teams led by Teaching Artists.
Apply to one of three professional development programs: an annual artists program (on-site or online) with critiques and seminars, or an intensive curatorial program combining theory and practical exhibition curation.
Artists create work on location in Annapolis Royal over a weekend, with remote participants also welcome to contribute works to an online auction.
Artists and cultural collectives may apply for cultural projects in multiple languages and artistic disciplines.