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Photographers working with contemporary narratives and engaging with contemporary social issues are invited to apply for a four-week immersive residency in London including accommodation, meals, materials, mentorship, and a solo exhibition.
The Black Artists Grant provides monthly financial support to Black artists in the UK with no strings attached.
This is an educational program, not a call for artist submissions; applicants are enrolled as students in a one-year Post Baccalaureate in Studio Art.
Apply for MFA (2 years), MA (1 year), or PGDip (1 year) in Studio Art, culminating in a final exhibition and written work.
A video exploring human-machine interaction and the possibility of consciousness transference into non-living hosts like puppets, robots, and data as an allegory for the commercialisation of neurological research.
An experimental documentary investigating the folklore, ecology, and history of seaweed in northern Scotland, featuring the farming, uses, and cultural significance of seaweed within Scottish communities.
Disabled artists across England, Scotland, and Wales apply for partnership-based awards supporting the creation of new work across theatre, performance, digital media, music, visual arts, and other disciplines.
Apply to exhibit your work at one of The Other Art Fair's 10 annual in-person fairs across the UK and US, selling directly to collectors and building your artist community.
An intimate exploration of language, care, agency, and power within an ableist paradigm, using eye-tracking technology to centre the voice of a non-verbal family member as the family faces relocation from Canada back to Ireland.
Submit visual artwork for display on a public digital screen in King's Cross, London on 12 September 2026.
Apply for a fully funded residency place at Owlpen Manor for four days of exploratory drawing workshops led by tutor Martin Morris.
Artists of all disciplines are invited to apply for summer residencies in a repurposed studio caravan to concentrate on their individual practice.
The Muse Gallery & Studio offers subsidized studio space and gallery exposure for emerging artists through an Artist in Residence program running January to June, with group shows at the beginning and end, plus a three-week solo exhibition the following year.
Practitioners can define their own projects and conduct research, experimentation, and communal projects in a flexible environment with access to studios and facilities.
Apply for a fixed-term Project Curator position at the British Museum's Middle East Department to research, catalogue, document, and digitise Contemporary and Modern Middle Eastern Art collections.
Creative research and exploration in a rich and dynamic environment, whether at sea or exploring the diverse landscapes and habitats of the islands.
Create a profile on CreativeGround to be listed on the Western Mass ArtsHub directory and gain visibility across New England.
Artists are invited to apply for a one-year fellowship that blends artistic creativity with scientific inquiry, including stipend, accommodation, meals, and production/travel budgets.
Self-directed residency where artists live and work independently in a natural environment with access to shared creative spaces and 22 acres of fields, woodlands, and gardens.
A week-long residency for visual and performance artists to develop their practice, experiment with new ideas, and create site-specific installations within the Centre's expansive indoor and outdoor spaces.
Artists are invited to apply for a six-month socially engaged artist residency in Chesterfield, providing studio space, community engagement opportunities, and support for creating participatory activities and public art.
Commission and exhibition of sculptural installation work, with £3,000 awarded.
The exhibition showcases Leonardo Drew's sculptural works exploring the tension between order and chaos, the cyclical nature of life and decay, and the transformation of materials through a meditative hand-crafting process.
An exhibition of work by American artist Lonnie Holley, exploring themes of ancestry, spirituality, civil rights, and the significance of overlooked and discarded materials within the Black Art tradition.
An exploration of communion in the 21st century through commissioned works examining overlapping histories of belonging, public space, decay and renewal, featuring new sculptural commissions by leading contemporary artists.
Submit an application for a 3-month funded residency in Huntly, Scotland (May–July 2027) to develop new socially-engaged artwork through collaboration with local communities.