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Artists are invited to participate in a free studio residency in Savannah with optional free housing, studio space, and community engagement opportunities.
Submit your work to exhibit three pieces (one on each wall) in a one-night pop-up gallery event with no submission fee.
Solo exhibition featuring printmaking, ceramics, and cosmological imagery that explores fire as an agent of transformation, combining sacred and contemporary imagery to question possible futures.
Professional contemporary artists with a distinct visual language are invited to submit their work for possible gallery representation and presentation at Spectrum Chicago 2026.
Submit original 2D and 3D artwork for exhibition and prize consideration.
Design and fabricate four to five unique handcrafted awards for watershed volunteers and community partners, with a budget of $250–$300 per award.
Submit portfolio images, a brief artist statement, and basic contact information for consideration in a pool of artists for paid public art commissions including murals, mounted artwork, and site-specific work.
Artists and creative thinkers are invited to apply for a residency at Bloedel Reserve, a 140-acre nature preserve on Bainbridge Island, offering housing, a $1,000 stipend, and time for creative work inspired by natural surroundings.
Submit small two- and three-dimensional works for a blindly juried exhibition.
Organizations in rural or small communities in nine Southern states may request up to $3,000 in artist fee support for community engagement projects featuring Southern artists, with a required dollar-for-dollar cash match.
Submit artwork for monthly exhibition at Waukee Public Library Art Gallery, featuring local artists' work.
Argentine visual artists are invited to apply for a two-month residency at the International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP) in New York during October-November 2026.
The exhibition celebrates Korean folklore, Western contemporary art, and popular culture through ceramic and painted works. The artist explores the color yellow in aesthetic and racialized contexts, subverting stereotypes of Asian and Asian-American communities by centering yellow as a point of joy and cultural conversation.
EICC seeks artists of any medium to teach virtual or in-person community education art classes.
Submit artwork exploring the theme "Got the Blues" (the color blue, somber feelings, and/or the musical genre) in any 2-D or 3-D media that can be safely hung on walls or in windows.
Submit a proposal for a temporary public art installation celebrating 25 years of Orlando Arts Magazine for display in the four-county Central Florida service region during January.
Neighborhood arts councils, community groups, and individual artists can apply to bring new and existing festivals or events to Seattle parks.
Artists are invited to submit original fine art of all mediums for jury consideration to join the Art Center of Burlington Artists Market roster, where work is sold on consignment.
Submit an arts in education program proposal for consideration of contract funding to provide arts enrichment programming to K-12 students across Orange County Public Schools during the 2026-27 academic year.
Submit artwork for monthly display in a gallery at First Unitarian Church in Des Moines for the 2026 calendar year.
Submit 1–6 high-quality images of landscape-themed 2D or 3D artwork for consideration in a juried group exhibition.
Submit a grant application for funding to create, expand, or continue engaging arts, cultural, and science educational programs for King County K-12 public school students.
Art Omi offers fully funded residency programs for international artists, writers, architects, musicians, and dancers to create, experiment, and collaborate in a rural setting in Columbia County, New York.
The Foundation offers three main programs: the Joan Mitchell Fellowship (annual awards of $60,000 each to 15 nominated painters and sculptors), residencies at the Joan Mitchell Center in New Orleans (6 or 10 weeks for past grant recipients and New Orleans-based artists), and the Creating a Living Legacy (CALL) initiative providing free legacy planning resources.
Create six to eight two-dimensional designs for an animal shelter, with digital files for fabrication onto metal panels and window film.
Submit artwork for consideration in one of five rotating gallery spaces at UI Health Care.