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Arts-based nonprofits and cross-sector collaborative partners apply for up to $5,000 in competitive funding to support meaningful arts, history, or science collaborations that increase community access and participation.
Submit credentials and a complete application to be considered for activation of a pop-up art exhibition in an available Downtown Orlando storefront.
Support Charlotte Street, a Kansas City nonprofit organization committed to cultivating a visionary creative culture.
Professional sculptors or artist teams in the Southeastern United States are invited to propose an original, durable, low-maintenance sculpture depicting a Common Snapping Turtle for installation at the Phinizy Center.
Artists working in any genre or medium in the Midwest are invited to apply for a year-long residency providing studio space, a stipend, curator access, and networking opportunities.
Artists and curators submit exhibition proposals for consideration in the James Watrous Gallery's exhibition calendar.
An exhibition celebrating creativity and craftsmanship in pottery, featuring work by artists of all skill levels from functional pottery to sculpture and artistic expression.
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.
Visual and performing artists across Wisconsin may apply for support of an individual artistic enrichment project or a community-based project.
Submit original artworks in any medium and two or three dimensions for a juried exhibition.
Create original visual work inspired by an annual theme celebrating sport, energy, determination, and emotion.
Submit artwork for consideration in an international juried exhibition of contemporary art.
Submit a site-specific public art proposal for temporary installation on NYC DOT infrastructure in response to designated priority sites and community-based partner organizations.
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.
Submit artwork to open calls for exhibitions in Manchester, NH through the Crafted Call platform.
Submit artwork exploring rural America themes for a juried exhibition at Herberger Theater Galleries.
Artists are invited to apply to exhibit and sell their fine art and crafts at this juried festival in Fountain Hills, Arizona.
Submit up to three original works inspired by Retro Americana for exhibition in the Foster Gallery Outreach Special Exhibit at Emerald Coast Theatre Company.
Submit work celebrating the built environment for a juried exhibition at Herberger Theater.
Submit designs for five public sculptures and one mural in downtown Norwich, funded with a total budget of $600,000 ($100,000 per artwork).
Submit up to two original artworks created within the last five years for a family-friendly annual art exhibition.
Arizona artists 18+ are invited to submit work inspired by Andy Warhol's Pop Art aesthetic for a juried exhibition.
Submit sculpture artwork exploring the theme of community construction and transformation for a biennial outdoor public art exhibition in Downtown Troy.
Submit an outdoor sculpture or design proposal for exhibition in West Harlem parks (Morningside, St. Nicholas, Jackie Robinson) from spring through late fall 2027.
Submit original artwork in any medium reflecting personal experience and perception for a summer arts showcase dedicated to neurodivergent and special needs artists.
Submit 6 to 12 images of available artwork, an artist statement, brief bio, and link to portfolio for consideration in the Joan Hisaoka Art Gallery's 2027 exhibition schedule.