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Sign up to attend a free monthly critique session where Philadelphia-based artists share and discuss artwork in a constructive peer-to-peer format.
Create engaging and unique public artwork for the Chemical Sciences Building and its surroundings that evokes the connection between art and science.
California artists at different career stages (Emerging, Established, or Legacy) apply for fellowships ranging from $5,000 to $50,000.
Join a 3-week Saturday glassblowing workshop to learn traditional glassmaking techniques with molten glass.
Artists may donate artwork to the City Art Collection, which undergoes an extensive application and approval process for potential acquisition.
Contact the Los Angeles Poet Laureate to collaborate on poetry programming, workshops, performances, and public activations integrated into city departments, agencies, and community initiatives.
Public art that enhances civic architecture, creates harmonious public spaces, and fosters artfully designed infrastructure reflecting community identity.
Apply for affordable studio rental in PAFA's Hamilton Building in downtown Philadelphia.
Submit bicycle-inspired artwork or art made from bike parts in any medium for an art auction fundraiser.
Submit original artworks in any medium and two or three dimensions for a juried exhibition.
A feature in BAC's Wellness Studio Blog inviting artists to share how they use healing traditions from Brooklyn's global diasporas to nurture and heal bodies, communities, and souls.
Nonprofit arts organizations and teaching artists apply for grants up to $25,000 to plan and deliver professional development in arts integration strategies to classroom teachers and administrators.
Outstanding Oregon visual artists are nominated by an anonymous panel of arts professionals for a $50,000 unrestricted award given every five years.
Organizations apply by invitation to receive grant funding for curating, preparing, and traveling exhibitions of established Oregon visual artists, as well as producing catalogs and documentation materials.
Support for folk and traditional arts culture bearers and organizations practicing and preserving these traditions across California.
Galleries are invited to submit proposals for the 2025 edition of Pinta Miami, a fair dedicated to Ibero-Latin American art.
Members may exhibit approximately 10-15 works in the Alliance's Member Gallery, with monthly rotating shows.
Submit artwork made from natural, earth-honoring materials for a month-long community exhibition at True North Studio in Uptown Minneapolis.
Artists are invited to exhibit their work in rotating exhibitions across Southeastern Community College's gallery spaces, with expectations to install work on-site and participate in an opening reception and artist talk.
This year's theme is Growth, open to interpretation. Artists were asked to meditate on themes of change through a hopeful lens.
Rocky Casillas Aguirre received an $8,000 grant to create an anti-ICE/pro-immigration public sign and mural in Northfield, Minnesota.
Submit bold, large-scale artwork measuring 3–8 feet tall (including framing) for exhibition at Herberger Theater Galleries.
Indigenous voices and visions of liberation amplified through public art and dialogue, reimagining life beyond oppression.
A large-scale mural celebrating the history and present of Hmong immigrants in Minnesota, merging traditional Hmong symbolism with contemporary style to illustrate the community's journey, resilience, and growth.
This is a profile of a grantee artist and their commissioned public art project; it is not an open call for applications.
Apply to exhibit and sell your work at The Other Art Fair Chicago, a fair bringing together independent artists to showcase boundary-pushing works.
ISDA supports artists working in creative placemaking, festivals, community arts, performances, public art, and folk art in the Sonoran Desert region.
The residency explores how superstition, belief, and religious faith take shape and are embraced within contemporary society, contrasting desires embodied by modern science and technology with persistent irrational beliefs in everyday life.