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Submit work for consideration for a visual arts prize in Germany.
Submit up to 5 samples of visual work or 5 pages of written work, a letter of intent, resume or CV (limited to 6000 characters), and two reference contacts for a 2-4 week artist residency with studio space, housing, meals, and a $500 stipend.
Submit art donations of any size and medium to fill a K-8th grade classroom and school to inspire student creativity.
Submit a performance, presentation, or creative contribution (speech, music, spoken word, dance, educational presentation, or other performance) for a community environmental art event.
Submit up to 10 JPG photographs in any photographic medium (except smartphone) from emerging Lebanese photographers for a curated exhibition.
Members are invited to participate in a group exhibition; artists and artist teams working in any media with a cohesive body of work are invited to apply for individual exhibitions.
Submit 2-D, 3-D, photography, or video artwork reimagining an iconic Miami billboard, advocating for inclusion, community empowerment, and education.
Submit online JPGs of artwork in any media exploring heat as it relates to climate, politics, and sex for a juried regional exhibition.
Apply to be a vendor selling handmade craft goods or artisanal products at the Makers Arcade Holiday Fair in San Diego.
Arts organizations and individual artists based in Tokyo can apply for grants to support creative activities, performances, exhibitions, international artistic exchange, and arts environmental improvement projects.
Artists in McMinn and surrounding counties are invited to submit work for an annual juried competition and exhibit.
Submit 1-2 images (or more for additional entries) of artwork inspired by nature—landscapes, wildlife, botanical forms, organic textures, seasonal change, natural light, environmental details, or moments of wonder outdoors.
Submit original 2D and 3D artwork exploring light, shadow, atmosphere, and visual tension for an online exhibition.
Submit work inspired by dreams, imagination, memory, fantasy, and the worlds that exist beyond ordinary reality.
Submit one to three images of visual art for publication in The Drop, a new digital journal.
Submit one to three images of visual art for consideration in the inaugural October 2026 issue of The Drop, a digital journal.
Submit visual artwork to monthly themed online art challenges for a chance to be featured in a curated online showcase and potentially win cash awards and recognition.
Submit 5-10 images/website links, a cover letter outlining your proposed exhibition, artist statement, and CV for consideration for solo or curated exhibitions.
Create a 5×7 inch visual representation exploring what freedom means to you for inclusion in an exhibition at the Kansas City Public Library.
Submit your best original 2D or 3D artwork (painting, sculpture, ceramics, glass, photography, or fabric) for a juried exhibition in San Diego.
Submit artwork exploring dreams and imagination in any medium for a themed online art competition and exhibition.
Submit qualifications and proposals for a series of murals to be painted in six traffic bump outs along N. Milwaukee Ave.
Submit up to 10 images of your artwork for potential exhibition in Southwark Cathedral's Café during 2027.
Submit contact information, photos of your artworks, and a short biographical text for placement in a shop window exhibition across Swiss cities.
Submit 3–5 visual artworks to be considered for inclusion in the NOT REAL ART database, with a chance to be featured on the blog/podcast and in exhibitions.
Artist in residence opportunity for visual artist Silvia Codignola to develop a project inspired by late Gothic and early Renaissance Italian painting through photography, graphic intervention, and collage.