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Submit artwork in person or creative writing by email for the 2026 Artability Art Show & Sale, a free public exhibition.
Submit an exhibition proposal to be considered for one of two gallery spaces in the 2027 exhibition year.
Submit up to three original artworks exploring the theme of women's journeys of self-discovery, resilience, and hope for exhibition in the ECTC lobby.
Submit a design proposal with rendering, map, and location description for public art installation on City property or in public rights-of-way in Lynchburg.
Pioneer Works offers fellowships to alumni residents providing funding, mentorship, and production resources to expand their artistic practices.
Submit your work to exhibit three pieces (one on each wall) in a one-night pop-up gallery event with no submission fee.
Solo exhibition featuring printmaking, ceramics, and cosmological imagery that explores fire as an agent of transformation, combining sacred and contemporary imagery to question possible futures.
Early-career NYC-based artists develop and produce ambitious, fabrication-driven projects during a six-month paid residency with access to fabrication facilities, mentorship, and financial support.
NYC-based artists can apply for subsidized fabrication services to support their artistic practice.
Design and fabricate four to five unique handcrafted awards for watershed volunteers and community partners, with a budget of $250–$300 per award.
Submit portfolio images, a brief artist statement, and basic contact information for consideration in a pool of artists for paid public art commissions including murals, mounted artwork, and site-specific work.
Local artists apply to sell handmade artworks priced $100 or less at the Springfield Regional Arts Council's annual December holiday art market.
Submit up to three photo-based artworks exploring home through identity, memory, movement, family, and community for a juried exhibition.
A feature in BAC's Wellness Studio Blog inviting artists to share how they use healing traditions from Brooklyn's global diasporas to nurture and heal bodies, communities, and souls.
Submit artwork exploring the theme "Got the Blues" (the color blue, somber feelings, and/or the musical genre) in any 2-D or 3-D media that can be safely hung on walls or in windows.
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 are invited to submit qualifications for one-year public art installations across the Liberty Station Arts District campus through a request for qualifications process.
Learn to model in 3D design software, 3D-scan clay maquettes, and fabricate through both printing and casting in a two-week intensive workshop.
Submit bicycle-inspired artwork or art made from bike parts in any medium for an art auction fundraiser.
Public art that enhances civic architecture, creates harmonious public spaces, and fosters artfully designed infrastructure reflecting community identity.
Submit up to 5 fine art entries for a juried exhibition at the San Marcos Art Center.
Members may exhibit approximately 10-15 works in the Alliance's Member Gallery, with monthly rotating shows.
Submit artwork across all mediums for an annual juried exhibition with $450,000 in awards.
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.
Families with children of all ages are invited to register for free hands-on art workshops offered in morning and afternoon sessions throughout 2026.
Submit up to 2 works of sculpture, installation, or media work for a juried group exhibition.
A multi-part project exploring collaboration, collective action, artistic labor, and working together, featuring artists and collectives examining shared knowledge, institutional dynamics, memory, belonging, grief, queer kinship, and transformation.
Artists may donate artwork to the City Art Collection, which undergoes an extensive application and approval process for potential acquisition.