BHM Benefit: Celebration of Community Creatives
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Submit visual artworks (sculpture, textiles, photography, drawing, painting, video, multimedia) for juried selection in an annual exhibition.
Inequalities and Sexual Harassment Commission - La Maison des Artistes
Share your testimony or artwork addressing women's rights and the situation of women in the world, or submit testimony about sexual harassment or discrimination experienced in the visual arts sector.
Land-based artistic practices grounded in mindfulness and environmental responsibility, exploring ancestral Indigenous knowledge, ecological care, and the critique of colonial and industrial systems of harm.
Submit expressive paintings or striking sculptures for consideration in a curated group exhibition of contemporary art in Zurich's Old Town.
Create engaging and unique public artwork for the Chemical Sciences Building and its surroundings that evokes the connection between art and science.
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.
Artists and curators submit exhibition proposals for consideration in the James Watrous Gallery's exhibition calendar.
Submit 1-3 original artworks in drawing, painting, mixed media, photography, or digital art for a themed portrait exhibition.
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 artwork no larger than 12×12×12 inches for a juried exhibition celebrating small-scale art.
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.
Artists are invited to exhibit their work in rotating exhibitions across Southeastern Community College's gallery spaces, with expectations to install work on-site and participate in an opening reception and artist talk.
Apply for grants intended for a one-year period, covering professional work and personal expenses.
This year's theme is Growth, open to interpretation. Artists were asked to meditate on themes of change through a hopeful lens.
Submit artwork in drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, graphic design, mixed media, digital art, or video for an international competition selecting 12 finalists for exhibition and prizes.
Submit a proposal for a collaborative artistic practice (existing, modified, or newly developed work) for consideration in a biannual group exhibition and potential acquisition by the Stedelijk Museum's collection.
Submit bold, large-scale artwork measuring 3–8 feet tall (including framing) for exhibition at Herberger Theater Galleries.
Submit representational or abstract 2D or 3D seascape art for an online competition.
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.
Submit work exploring the theme of childhood for an online exhibition.
Submit up to 5 high-quality images or a video (max 6 minutes) responding to the theme of shelter, along with an artist statement and biography.
Teachers and educators participate in professional development workshops in cultural arts to earn CTLE (Continuing Teacher and Leader Education) credits and learn teaching techniques.
Participants will learn to hear, record, mix, analyze, and compose with rhythms and sounds from nature, concluding in a final performance.
Submit up to two original artworks in various media (oils, watercolors, pastels, charcoal, pen, ink, fabric, or sculpture) for a juried contest with cash prizes for the top three entries.
A mural celebrating nature, longevity, cycles, and beauty as a reflection of senior residents.
Four artists or artist teams were commissioned to create murals on three basketball courts and an exterior wall at Malcolm X Park in Roxbury.
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.