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Six Arizona artists are invited to submit qualifications to create one temporary mural each representing a branch of the U.S. military, to be completed and installed during Veterans Week.
Apply for fully-funded residency fellowships at VCCA in Virginia; applicants are considered for all fellowships they meet eligibility criteria for through a single application.
Submit original works that address the portrait in any interpretation or exploration.
Submit artwork in any medium for consideration in an annual juried exhibition and awards gala.
A book discussion exploring white supremacy in American art and public space, examining whose voices are uplifted and whose are left out in public memorials and historical narratives.
This is a completed public art project documentation, not an open call for artist submissions.
Join a drawing and painting course exploring the human figure through gesture poses, contour drawings, and longer poses using graphite, charcoal, and acrylic paint.
Support for Seattle-based individual artists and curators in the research, development, and presentation of creative work in Dance, Music, and Theater (including Playwriting); awarded artists must offer a public presentation within Seattle city limits.
Submit an application to be selected as an artist for a free 18-month studio lease in Decatur, GA.
Join a 4-day creative intensive workshop to develop a personalized field guide and nature journal using botanical illustration, drawing, writing, and contemporary documentation tools.
Submit abstract and contemporary artworks for a juried exhibition.
Artists worldwide across all disciplines are invited to participate in a 6-week hybrid creative residency combining 5 weeks of virtual workshops and creative practice with 1 week of in-person graduation ceremony in Atlanta.
An evening-length dance-theatre production exploring themes of grief, remembrance, and devotion through choreographic vignettes inspired by the life and music of thereminist Clara Rockmore.
A community event celebrating stories of resilience and transformation where entrepreneurs and CEOs share experiences of professional failure and how it led to solutions and bold decision-making.
Support for artistic and organizational growth of emerging performing arts companies committed to developing new work, multidisciplinary creativity, and challenging audiences.
Artists working in any media with a cohesive body of work are invited to apply to exhibit at ATHICA, either as individuals or in small groups, as are curator proposals.
Submit a design proposal for a large-scale public artwork to be constructed collaboratively by over 100 young people (ages 9-17) at Beam Camp in July 2026.
Nonprofit arts organizations and government units apply for annual grants to support established public programs in the arts that demonstrate excellence and community access.
Summer-inspired artwork capturing the warmth, brilliance, and beauty of the season through long summer days, flourishing gardens, colorful still lifes, sunlit landscapes, and the simple pleasures of summer.
A documentary portrait of migrant workers who care for thoroughbred horses at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky, exploring the disparities of race and class at the Kentucky Derby.
Submit an artist-led project proposal that takes place in Franklin County and demonstrates artistic, community, and/or cultural value while providing compensation to participating artists.
Attend an immersive dance-theatre performance exploring the intersection of gaze and power through interactive engagement with sculptural and choreographic elements.
Apply for funds to support the cost of materials, supplies, and resources for creating new work; professional development or learning opportunities; or marketing and promotional expenses.
Submit forgotten design work (sketches, prototypes, concepts) that has been recontextualized through a new medium and given new purpose.
Oberlin College seeks to hire a Visiting Assistant Professor in Reproducible Media to teach printmaking courses at introductory through advanced levels for Fall 2026.
Professional contemporary artists with a distinct visual language are invited to submit their work for possible gallery representation and presentation at Spectrum Chicago 2026.