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Artists develop site-specific work through research and creative practice responding to the property and its landscape.
An exploration of how subjects understand themselves within their surroundings and between individuality and community, examining landscape as space for reflection on identity, self-care, gender, and human experience.
Visual artists of all nationalities and experience levels are invited to apply for a residency that includes a bedroom, private studio, and shared rooftop workspace.
Cove Park seeks national and international artists, writers, researchers, and creative practitioners across all art forms and career stages for residencies lasting 2-4 weeks supporting research, experimentation, development, and production of new work.
Selected artists receive free accommodation in a half-timbered house for typically one month to create art, engage with the local environment, and interact with the community.
Two artists are selected annually to receive studio space, a $1,500 materials stipend, and mentorship from UVa Studio Arts faculty and visiting artists.
Submit work for consideration for a $1,000 unrestricted cash prize and international recognition.
Apply for the Maybank Foundation Artist Fellowship Programme 2026, a regional fellowship for emerging ASEAN artists offering workshops, mentorship, collaboration opportunities, and exhibition platform.
Apply to fully funded artist residencies in Greece covering housing and stipend.
Self-taught artists and recent art graduates in Hong Kong (first ten years of career) are invited to submit artworks in any genre or medium for consideration in a juried prize competition.
This exhibition brings together Toronto-based Afghan Canadian artist Shaheer Zazai and Mississauga-based Tamil Canadian artist Whyishnave Suthagar, both creating immersive, contemplative environments that engage with elements from their respective cultural heritage. The works explore themes of environmental consequence, diaspora, intergenerational healing, and memory through installations combining digital language, textiles, traditional motifs, and interactive elements.
Submit a detailed project proposal, CV, portfolio, and identity documents for a 12-month residency in Rome for creation, experimentation, and research across all artistic and literary disciplines.
Submit your artistic practice and proposed project for review at the intersection of nature and culture.
An exploration of diasporic identity and intergenerational relationships through the language of Chinese cooking, examining bitterness in the Chinese diaspora.
Artists are asked to apply for residencies on Flinders Island and contribute something back to the local community such as a workshop or collaborative project.
Two speculative exhibitions exploring the possibilities and potentialities of what constitutes our reality, featuring sculptural installations that question authenticity of iconic symbols and immersive experiences that examine truth, falsehood, and ecological observation.
Artists in any creative discipline may apply for a residency at Villa Medici with accommodation, a monthly grant, and support for creative, research, or experimental work.
A duo exhibition exploring moments suspended in fragile equilibrium, where materials unravel and transform, tracing the contours between movement and stillness.
A sculptural and material reflection on the forms of coexistence between natural materials and those produced by human activity, exploring the blurred distinctions between nature and culture through assemblages of found elements.
Artist residencies supporting experimentation, research, and artistic development through studio space, housing, stipends, and community engagement in the Netherlands.
Submit up to 3 original fiber artworks with fiber components or textile techniques, completed after January 1, 2020, for a juried exhibition and potential publication in Fiber Art Now magazine.
A solo exhibition exploring the artist's personal connection to Tiohtià:ke (Montréal) through works that trace waterways, emphasize collective responsibility, and reframe relationships to the urban environment while drawing from Haudenosaunee ways of understanding place.
A celebration of LGBTQ+ identity, visibility, and the power of art to challenge prejudice, preserve histories, and amplify voices of queer and disabled artists exploring themes of belonging, self-expression, and lived experience.