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Local authors may submit their published books for consideration to be added to the Irvine Public Library's local authors collection.
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Local authors may submit their published books for consideration to be added to the Irvine Public Library's local authors collection.
Learn ceramic glaze chemistry and develop new formulas in a five-day intensive workshop at cone 6.
Submit black and white photography for a juried group show.
Artists interested in joining Waterstone Gallery, an artist-owned cooperative, should apply for membership to gain regular exhibition opportunities and participate in the gallery community.
Request consulting services from Network of Support Capacity Builders (coaches, mentors, consultants) during times of organizational or Tribal crisis or transformation.
Artists seeking affordable studio space should apply through the online portal; selected artists will sign a one-year lease and participate in monthly public events.
Volunteer as a creative mentor to pair with 3rd-5th grade students to design and create original characters and costumes over 8-10 weeks.
This is a work-in-progress public art installation; artist Moses Ball has already been selected and is in the design phase.
Learn linoleum block cutting and hand and press printing techniques in a community workshop.
Join a hands-on workshop retreat to create figurative clay sculptures from live models, learning proportion, gesture, composition, and techniques for modeling water-based clay.
Submit cover art exploring leadership seminar themes for the chance to win $5,000 and have your work featured on the 2027 Aspen Executive Seminar reader.
Members of the Art League of New Britain may submit artworks in a wide range of media for the annual Carriage House Members Exhibit.
Artists may exhibit and sell work at a juried outdoor art market or submit to a juried fine arts exhibition.
Apply for a monthly work-only studio residency at BCA's Artist Studios Building in Boston's South End, which provides affordable studio space and professional development opportunities.
Oberlin College seeks to hire a Visiting Assistant Professor in Reproducible Media to teach printmaking courses at introductory through advanced levels for Fall 2026.
Attend an immersive dance-theatre performance exploring the intersection of gaze and power through interactive engagement with sculptural and choreographic elements.
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.
Nonprofit arts organizations and government units apply for annual grants to support established public programs in the arts that demonstrate excellence and community access.
Share your personal collection story and celebrate art collecting in the greater Philadelphia community.
Artists apply for a two-week residential stay at NOW Open Studio in Portland, Oregon, with free accommodation, creative mentoring, and studio access.
Submit qualifications for the design, fabrication, and installation of a permanent public artwork for a Police Substation exterior boundary wall in Surprise, Arizona.
Neighborhood arts councils, community groups, and individual artists can apply to bring new and existing festivals or events to Seattle parks.
This is a completed public art project documentation, not an open call for artist submissions.
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.