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Organizations and Tribes seeking funding for planning and development of cultural, scientific, or historic facilities projects should apply for grants up to $50,000 plus up to 10 hours of consultant support.
A public artwork commemorating the 600-year history of the site where Castle Voorst once stood, transforming an archaeological monument into an accessible and interactive park experience.
Create an original, site-specific public artwork for Westward Ho! village in collaboration with the community.
Organizations apply for funding up to $15,000 to purchase and install equipment such as museum shelving, stage lights, ceramic kilns, microscopes, and computers.
Organizations can apply for emergency and unforeseen facility funding to address unexpected building costs, damage, or opportunities, with the application process initiated through a conversation with 4Culture staff.
Apply for a curatorial practice fellowship as a home-based visual artist with an active professional practice.
Non-Swedish artists are invited to participate in a 4–6 week residency in Tomelilla, collaborating with local citizens and regional artists while engaging with the public art exhibition hall.
A permanent public art route featuring at least 5 artworks responding to the unique characteristics of the Schuytgraaf neighborhood—its young identity, landscape, and rich history, including World War II heritage and archaeological elements.
Artists and researchers are invited to apply for a 1–6 month artistic residency exploring the notion of trace as a place of transition between presence and absence, with workspace, mentoring, and accommodation provided.
Artists working across disciplines are invited to apply for a one-month or two-month residency in Blanca, Murcia, Spain during August and September to create site-specific work engaged with ecology, place, and artistic practice.
Children ages 5-11 are invited to join weekly Saturday art workshops led by teaching artists, creating artwork based on weekly themes and materials.
Artists and creatives from all disciplines are invited to develop individual or collective projects exploring the concept of absence during a 1-month residency between October 2025 and March 2026.
This is a documentation/exhibition listing for an ongoing community-based public art installation, not an open call for artist submissions.
Apply to the Shiro Oni Studio Artist in Residence Program in Gunma, Japan for a studio residency with clay and anagama kiln firing sessions, or open-discipline summer sessions, culminating in a group exhibition.
Artists and creators of small handmade goods are invited to apply as vendors for an evening market event.
Oregon and SW Washington artists are invited to submit 2D and 3D work for a juried exhibition.
Women-owned businesses are invited to apply as vendors for an outdoor curated shopping event featuring handmade goods, art, clothing, vintage finds, baked goods, and home décor.
Submit your CV, artist statement, and portfolio to apply for a 7–90 day residency tailored to your personal project proposal.
Apply with a motivation letter, CV, and research question to pursue independent research at the intersection of art, technology, and society.
Artists can be commissioned to create works of art for acquisition and installation in new or renovated Ohio public buildings funded by state appropriations over $4 million.
Artists are invited to participate in a residency program focused on art, science, and technology collaboration and startup development.
Apply to spend time as an artist in residence at a rural creative facility in Portugal with studio spaces and opportunities to engage with the local community.
Students in Grades 1–6 from Lawrence County register for weekly after-school art classes that run Tuesday–Thursday during the school year, with each week featuring hands-on creation inspired by exhibitions at the Hoyt Arts Center.
Artists and creative practitioners are invited to apply for a 3–6 week residency in the Atacama Desert to research and develop their creative practice in response to the local ecology, history, culture, and environment.