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Support for mid-career artists to expand their work in public art through independent projects, leadership development, professional development, risk-taking, multidisciplinary approaches, and collaborative problem-solving.
Apply to exhibit and sell your work at The Other Art Fair Chicago, a fair bringing together independent artists to showcase boundary-pushing works.
This is a profile of a grantee artist and their commissioned public art project; it is not an open call for applications.
The listing profiles a 2026 Mid-Career Project Grantee and their funded project; it does not present an open call for applications.
Support for visual artists in Sweden through grants, residencies, commissions, and funding from national, regional, and municipal bodies.
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.
Indigenous voices and visions of liberation amplified through public art and dialogue, reimagining life beyond oppression.
Submit representational or abstract 2D or 3D seascape art for an online competition.
Submit a proposal for an artistic intervention addressing Colombian internal armed conflict, international wars, victim memory, and peace-building.
Submit bold, large-scale artwork measuring 3–8 feet tall (including framing) for exhibition at Herberger Theater Galleries.
Rocky Casillas Aguirre received an $8,000 grant to create an anti-ICE/pro-immigration public sign and mural in Northfield, Minnesota.
This year's theme is Growth, open to interpretation. Artists were asked to meditate on themes of change through a hopeful lens.
Create an original body of work and participate in a career-building fellowship program with mentorship, professional development, and exhibition experience.
Apply for a 10-month paid employment position as a Mural Studio Artist, submitting 5-10 portfolio samples demonstrating artistic skills and creative project experience.
Submit sculpture, site-specific, and sensorial installation projects for selection to the Parque de Esculturas sculpture park permanent and temporary exhibitions.
Apply to become a paid seasonal Teaching Artist or Lead Teaching Artist at 1001 Colors, mentoring young artists on public art projects for May–July.
Submit a proposal for workshops in visual arts that provide tools for sustainable artistic production and financial planning to emerging artists aged 16+.
1001 Colors seeks experienced artists to serve as Lead Teaching Artists, guiding youth artists in public art projects while supervising other teaching staff.
Register as a vendor (artist, musician, maker, nonprofit, food vendor, or business) to secure a 10'x10' space and promotion at Open Streets Hennepin, a car-free street celebration in Uptown Minneapolis.
Property owners and organizations may submit walls/spaces anywhere in the Tri-State area for consideration as sites for future public art mural projects.
Create engaging and unique public artwork for the Chemical Sciences Building and its surroundings that evokes the connection between art and science.
Artists in all media are invited to apply for ongoing gallery representation and exhibition opportunities, including a minimum six-month presence, rotating exhibitions, online promotion, and sales opportunities.
Submit up to four visual artworks depicting aquatic landscapes (rivers, lakes, oceans, waterfalls, seascapes, streams, ponds) for online competition and potential exhibition.
Submit 3 images of your visual art work for consideration in a juried exhibition about transformation and value in flaws.
Individuals, youth, organizations, and community groups submit project proposals seeking $500-$1,500 in startup or completion funding for arts and cultural projects open to the public in Seattle.