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Submit 2-D, 3-D, or time-based media artworks, or proposals for spoken word, performance, or lecture-style presentations related to unceded lands and treaty history.
Submit artwork (2D or 3D) for a juried exhibition exploring autumn, darkness, fading light, and shadow.
Apply to become a vendor, featured artist, or performer at the monthly Alliance Morning Market.
Apply to become a vendor for a series of multidisciplinary arts events celebrating South Carolina's creativity.
Submit at least three photos of your work and a brief description of your work and inspiration to apply for gallery artist membership.
Guild members may submit up to two pieces for an annual non-juried exhibition with the theme 'Now and Then.'
Vendors and artisans are invited to showcase unique crafts and products at an arts and crafts fair.
These are graduate student-curated exhibitions in fulfillment of an M.A. in Curatorial Studies at Bard College's Center for Curatorial Studies.
Submit one photograph for a chance to be shortlisted for a physical print exhibition or longlisted for digital display at BBA Gallery in Berlin.
Upload 8 high-resolution photos of original artwork in a single category and at least 1 booth display image to apply for jury selection.
Submit visual artwork for online gallery representation and inclusion in curated virtual exhibitions.
Submit one 2D artwork exploring cats for consideration in a group exhibition.
Submit your artwork for consideration in Issue 22 of Goddessarts Magazine, an international publication with global reach.
Student artists from JOURNEY partner high schools submit artwork for an exclusive visual art exhibition in a gallery setting.
Submit up to five previously unpublished visual artworks (as photographs, scans, or digital images) for potential publication in Hydration, a biannual literary magazine.
L'Échelle - Call for Applicants @ L'Échelle — CIPAC Announcement
Artists are invited to apply for a 4-week contextual research-creation residency in a collective artist workshop focused on urban art, scenography, and publishing, with individual workspace, accommodation, and funding provided.
Artists and image professionals are invited to enroll in a 5-day professional training course in engraving (burin/intaglio) to master the technique and develop a personal artistic project.
Submit original, two-dimensional works of art for display in City Hall through an online application.
Contemporary Artists – Art In Situ Contemporary Art Trail 2027 @ Art In Situ — CIPAC Announcement
Submit a portfolio of contemporary artworks for exhibition in prestigious Burgundy wine estates during the 2027 Art In Situ program.
Submit artwork to be evaluated by jurors for awards, exhibition, and sale in an online juried art show.
Submit artwork in any medium celebrating public lands or expressing the Danish concept of hygge (coziness and comfort) for one of two themed group exhibitions.
Submit artwork in person or creative writing by email for the 2026 Artability Art Show & Sale, a free public exhibition.
Artists and curators submit exhibition proposals for consideration in the James Watrous Gallery's exhibition calendar.
The exhibition premieres a bronze sculpture by Tschabalala Self that honors Indigenous and African American women in American history and their resilience and place within the American landscape.
Submit an exhibition proposal to be considered for one of two gallery spaces in the 2027 exhibition year.
Vendors selling art, craft, or skills are invited to apply for a vendor booth at an Asian Artist Celebration event.
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.