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Submit original artwork created within the past 2 years for a chance to win a $600 stipend and exhibition at the Koger Center Gallery.
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.
Small and mid-size nonprofit visual and performing arts organizations in Wisconsin with operating budgets under $2 million may apply for project grants of $100,000 or $200,000 over two years through a juried process.
Organizations apply by invitation to receive grant funding for curating, preparing, and traveling exhibitions of established Oregon visual artists, as well as producing catalogs and documentation materials.
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.
Artists in all media are invited to apply for ongoing gallery representation and exhibition opportunities, including a minimum six-month presence, rotating exhibitions, online promotion, and sales opportunities.
Professional visual artists working in painting, sculpture, or works on paper submit an artist statement, resume with exhibition history, cover letter, and 10 digital images of recent work to apply for unrestricted grants.
Submit up to 8 images of finished visual artworks, optionally combined with up to 3 minutes of video, to compete for unrestricted cash awards of $15,000.
Submit visual artwork for consideration for cash grants and international curatorial exposure.
The 2026 exhibitions feature diverse artistic voices and community perspectives, with a focus on belonging and inclusion.
Submit an application to join an 8-person fellowship for early-career artists of color exploring community engagement and cross-sector collaboration.
Apply for grants ranging from $1,250 to $25,000 to support art for social change projects and practice.
Apply for grants and fellowships supporting craft research, artist development, curatorial work, teaching, and the study of underrepresented craft histories.
View an exhibition of oil paintings exploring immigration, resettlement, ancestry, family, and cultural identity by artist Jim Bravo.
Submit lens-based work for a student biennial exhibition, with the opportunity to be juried in and earn awards.
Central Florida-based artists are invited to submit proposals and work samples for various opportunities including craft activations, event showcases, live sketching, performing arts features, commissioned artwork, and artmaking workshops.
Create an original body of work and participate in a career-building fellowship program with mentorship, professional development, and exhibition experience.
2026 Creation Project Call Marseille Provence - Mécènes du Sud
Submit a portfolio with CV, project description, biography, budget, and visuals to apply for a creation grant supporting new artistic works in sculpture, drawing, painting, photography, installation, video, or digital media.
Apply for unrestricted cash grants of $4,500 or $1,000, awarded bi-annually to artists working in any media.
Organizations providing performing and visual arts programs in Northern Virginia are invited to apply for grants to support, expand, or enhance existing programs or start new programs.
Arts District Liberty Station tenants may apply for Micro Grants or Collaborative Grants to fund creative projects, events, workshops, and exhibitions that build community and create meaningful impact.
Artists and artist collectives apply for grants to create public-facing visual arts projects in the Denver Metro and Front Range area.
Non-profit organizations in the mid-Atlantic region may apply for $1,000–$5,000 to support community-based projects that engage folk and traditional artists, practitioners, and culture bearers, with eligible activities including performances, public art collaborations, workshops, exhibitions, fieldwork/documentation, and creation of new traditional work.
Individual artists propose to provide arts services (workshops, mentorship, artwork creation, programming, etc.) to a identified community client, with grant funds supporting artist compensation.
Submit up to three photo-based artworks exploring home through identity, memory, movement, family, and community for a juried exhibition.
Research Stipends
Professional artists and curators in Berlin working in visual arts may apply for research stipends to support self-directed research projects, artistic development, and curatorial work.
Established visual artists residing in metropolitan Atlanta are invited to apply for an annual award that includes a $15,000 stipend, studio assistant support, and a solo exhibition at MOCA GA.
Rural artists, creatives, and culture bearers across the Upper Midwest apply for a two-year fellowship providing an unrestricted stipend and peer learning exchanges.