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Submit cover art exploring leadership seminar themes for the chance to win $5,000 and have your work featured on the 2027 Aspen Executive Seminar reader.
Members of the Art League of New Britain may submit artworks in a wide range of media for the annual Carriage House Members Exhibit.
Submit artwork in 2D, 3D, or multimedia for a juried annual exhibition.
Submit up to two original 2D artworks in any medium based on the Make Believe theme (fantasy, imagination, creativity) for exhibition at Georgia T. Lord Library.
Apply for award funds through either a Community Impact track (for projects that positively impact a community through an artistic endeavor) or an Artist Development track (for practice-related capital resources or professional development experiences).
Enroll children and teens ages 5-18 in week-long summer art camps exploring 2D and 3D media and contemporary art.
Submit original works exploring physical and conceptual structures in visual art or design.
Oberlin College seeks to hire a Visiting Assistant Professor in Reproducible Media to teach printmaking courses at introductory through advanced levels for Fall 2026.
An exhibition reconstructing La Menesunda, Marta Minujín's groundbreaking 1965 immersive installation that transforms the artwork-spectator relationship through multi-sensorial, participatory experience, accompanied by a documentary survey of her happenings, performances, and participatory actions from 1963 to 1985.
Join a one-month weekly cohort program for Black women creatives in Arizona to build community, explore creative careers, and develop professional networks.
Share your personal collection story and celebrate art collecting in the greater Philadelphia community.
Submit artwork that highlights technical abilities in rendering real life, from realism to hyperrealism.
Register for a 6-week oil painting class to develop skills in palette knife painting, light sensitivity, contrasts, value and color.
Submit artwork in any medium for consideration in an annual juried exhibition and awards gala.
Submit original works about scale, largeness, and vastness in any traditional or non-traditional medium.
Apply to work as a painting studio assistant creating commissioned sports memorabilia and commercial artwork in classical realist portraiture style, with compensation per completed item.
Join an expressive arts workshop exploring creativity as a pathway to resilience, reflection, and self-expression through mindful art viewing, guided visual art-making, journaling, poetry, and breathwork.
Apply to a one-semester graduate certificate program in documentary studies with three tracks: Radio & Podcasting, Short Film, or Nonfiction Writing.
A solo exhibition bringing together paintings and works on paper created during a period of transition in the artist's practice, from black cotton works made in Beirut during wartime to lighter surfaces developed in Paris.
The exhibition explores love and its costs, waiting, surrender, desire, and the parts of ourselves we quietly give away, examining relationships with the body, power, intimacy, and myth through figures caught in states of tension and negotiation.
A contemporary reflection on the period between the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the establishment of French and British Mandates in Lebanon, Syria, and Palestine (1913–1921), examining how historical narratives are constructed and remain embedded in present-day realities.