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The exhibition showcases works by fellows exploring the transformative nature of identity and existence at the intersection of art and technology.
Create engaging and unique public artwork for the Chemical Sciences Building and its surroundings that evokes the connection between art and science.
Design and fabricate 4–5 unique handcrafted awards reflecting watershed themes for the District's annual recognition dinner.
Submit images of geometric artworks that explore instability, imperfection, and disruption, accompanied by a 500-word artist statement explaining how the work relates to the Geometry Unruled theme.
Access free recycled/reclaimed materials, participate in community workshops, and help reshape sustainable arts practices.
Submit original works that employ, depict, or explore translucency and transparency.
Complete a brief survey about your space needs as a working artist, cultural organization, or manufacturing business to help inform the development of affordable workspace.
Submit your best art and photography depicting animals for consideration in an international juried competition.
Artists and cultural collectives may apply for cultural projects in multiple languages and artistic disciplines.
Submit a project inquiry describing your printmaking project and needs for consultation and production services.
Artists' work will be exhibited and their practices engaged across 10+ Toronto sites and partner regions in the fourth Toronto Biennial of Art, a city-wide, free exhibition and public programming event.
Artists create work on location in Annapolis Royal over a weekend, with remote participants also welcome to contribute works to an online auction.
Pitch products (art, books, pottery, prints, homeware, etc.) to be stocked and sold through Bow Arts' Nunnery Gallery shop, with Own Art financing available for art sales.
Apply to one of three professional development programs: an annual artists program (on-site or online) with critiques and seminars, or an intensive curatorial program combining theory and practical exhibition curation.
Young people ages 14-21 apply for a paid, hands-on summer apprenticeship creating public art and community-centered creative projects with diverse teams led by Teaching Artists.
Rent studio space at Anderson Center in Red Wing; two options available at $360/month (Little Lab West, ~400 sq ft) or $550/month (Red Brick, ~700 sq ft), utilities included.
Artists and photographers worldwide over 18 are invited to submit botanical and floral artwork in any visual medium (except video and sound) for an online contest.
Artists and makers are invited to apply to participate in a Night Market where they can sell their work during the fall and holiday season.
Selection
Submit works for consideration in an annual group exhibition; selected artists also compete for annual work grants and funding awards.
Join a pop-up market and community event featuring performances, workshops, and merchandise sales.
Artists may apply to exhibit their work in group exhibitions organized by ARTdeSUISSE Cosmopolitan in 2026 and 2027 across multiple Swiss venues.
Artists at the beginning of their visual arts career (1-4 years professional practice) may apply for a grant to develop their art practice, including making work, research, experimentation, materials and equipment purchase, commissions, exhibitions, and events.
Submit artworks exploring color and light for a juried exhibition celebrating how color can tell a story.
Submit an image and statement via email for consideration to create a satirical food-themed visual work to appear on the VIERNULVIER Café menu and in the venue's entrance hall.
Submit artwork for consideration in one of five rotating gallery spaces at UI Health Care.
Submit artwork in any medium that explores STEM ideas through an artist's perspective, with this year's focus on color, light, and anything flight.
The gallery presents a series of themed exhibitions celebrating diverse visual art, including a 50th anniversary retrospective, community-focused exhibitions showcasing emerging and established artists, and works exploring themes of identity, history, nature, and human connection.