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Apply to your regional local arts council for a project grant to support artistic and professional development, including creation of new work, equipment, professional development, travel, or promotional materials.
Submit up to 6 ink-based original artworks (black and white or ink as primary medium), with up to 3 accepted for exhibition.
Submit an application for a seven-day site-responsive artist residency exploring a performative, visual, or interdisciplinary project in Boston's Cyclorama building.
Submit your best original 2D or 3D artwork (painting, sculpture, ceramics, glass, photography, or fabric) for a juried exhibition in San Diego.
Create a 5×7 inch visual representation exploring what freedom means to you for inclusion in an exhibition at the Kansas City Public Library.
Submit 5-10 images/website links, a cover letter outlining your proposed exhibition, artist statement, and CV for consideration for solo or curated exhibitions.
Submit original 2D or 3D artwork exploring darkness as a realm of human experience for potential exhibition at HJ's Youth and Community Center Gallery between January–December 2026.
Nonprofits and institutions in Indiana may apply for funding for capital projects (tangible items) in arts and culture, education, or health and welfare.
Submit up to 6 artworks exploring personal narratives and impressions that shape human experience for a juried global collective exhibition.
Submit qualifications and proposals for a series of murals to be painted in six traffic bump outs along N. Milwaukee Ave.
Join the inaugural Savannah Riverside Market, an outdoor art and craft fair along Savannah's riverfront, by submitting an application in one of the specified categories (2-D Mixed Media, 3-D Mixed Media, Ceramics, Digital Art, Drawing & Printmaking, Edibles, Fiber, Glass, Handcraft, Jewelry, Metal, Painting, Photography, Sculpture, Wood & Furniture, or Food Booth).
Artists apply to exhibit and sell work at the annual three-day Artisphere festival in Greenville, SC.
Submit artwork centered on the color red for a juried exhibition.
Submit up to three original artworks no larger than 10″ × 10″ (including frame) priced under $350 for a juried exhibition featuring 100 artists.
Artists apply for a 4-7 week residency offering studio space, private housing, and a stipend in a historic Michigan mill and surrounding property.
International artists and designers outside the US to apply for a 4-6 week residency at Indiana University with studio space, fellowship, and access to academic facilities.
Join a free arts and social justice program for young artists ages 14-25 in Philadelphia.
This is an internship opportunity, not an art submission call; InLiquid seeks an Audience Development Intern to help build community connections and promote free arts programming in Philadelphia.
Artists interested in exhibiting, vending, or participating in Second Saturday events at One For All's new Thorndale, PA location.
Submit 3–5 visual artworks to be considered for inclusion in the NOT REAL ART database, with a chance to be featured on the blog/podcast and in exhibitions.
Submit sculpture work for installation in a business park in Johnston, Iowa, with compensation negotiated per piece.
Submit work in acrylic, ceramic, digital, mixed media, oil, pastel, pencil, photography, watercolor, or fiber/textile for a juried exhibition with an awards ceremony.
Submit original two-dimensional artworks for consideration for display in City Hall's eighth annual Art in City Hall exhibition.
Join a 3-week Saturday glassblowing workshop to learn traditional glassmaking techniques with molten glass.
A mural celebrating Afro-Latin music and dance, featuring depictions of Africa, the United States, and the Caribbean islands, with imagery of local and international icons, ancestral musical instruments, symbols of Afro-Latin history and culture, dancers, and nature.
Artists and organizations submit proposals for downtown activations, installations, and exhibitions in Seattle's Pioneer Square, Chinatown-International District, Stadium District, and King Street Station/Union Station plazas under the theme 'We Still Dream a Future.'