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Submit artwork that highlights technical abilities in rendering real life, from realism to hyperrealism.
Share your personal collection story and celebrate art collecting in the greater Philadelphia community.
Join a one-month weekly cohort program for Black women creatives in Arizona to build community, explore creative careers, and develop professional networks.
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.
Oberlin College seeks to hire a Visiting Assistant Professor in Reproducible Media to teach printmaking courses at introductory through advanced levels for Fall 2026.
Submit original works exploring physical and conceptual structures in visual art or design.
Submit a single work to be considered as the cover image for the Winter 2027 'Vintage' issue of the Pennsylvania Journal of Arts and Sciences.
Enroll children and teens ages 5-18 in week-long summer art camps exploring 2D and 3D media and contemporary art.
Design, fabricate, and install interior artwork for the children and teen spaces of the renovated Bellingham central library as part of the City's Percent for Arts program.
Submit fine art or fine craft inspired by fishing and the Salmon River for a themed group exhibition.
Young artists ages 14-23 are invited to submit work for monthly youth art exhibits and a gallery-wide Youth Arts Exhibit in August 2025.
The exhibition explores ways we move through the world, honouring the land, our stories and each other, celebrating triumphs in our journeys and strengthening connectedness. It features documentaries and contemporary art reflecting on identity, resilience, and belonging through the power of connection across cultures and communities.
Submit original two-dimensional artworks for consideration for display in City Hall's eighth annual Art in City Hall exhibition.
Submit artwork in any medium for consideration in an open-themed group exhibition in Barcelona.
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).
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.
Submit artwork in 2D, 3D, or multimedia for a juried annual exhibition.
Members of the Art League of New Britain may submit artworks in a wide range of media for the annual Carriage House Members Exhibit.
A three-year (or five-year part-time) intensive career training certificate program in studio art emphasizing painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, and digital media with progressive skill development and professional mentorship.
Submit a resume/CV, exhibition proposal, and 10-15 high-quality digital images of your work for consideration for a solo or group exhibition at the Esvelt Gallery.
Submit artwork in contemporary abstract styles for a juried exhibition.
Submit work for an open call celebrating emerging and established artists, with opportunities for collaboration, visibility, and growth.
Submit works exploring how various conditions—framing, perspective, context, technology, and viewer position—shape how we see and interpret artworks.