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Artists are invited to participate in temporary residencies in vacant or underutilized commercial spaces in the RiNo Art District, creating and exhibiting work while activating the neighborhood.
Material Matters celebrates materiality in art-making, exploring how artists working across installation, sculpture, painting, and mixed media have experimented with materials and processes in response to defining historical, economic, and social events in the United States over the past fifty years.
Apply for grants and fellowships supporting craft research, artist development, curatorial work, teaching, and the study of underrepresented craft histories.
Arts and cultural organizations in Boston applied for multi-year grants to support transformative growth and sustainability.
A two-week hands-on workshop in plaster mold-making, casting, and form development, culminating in a firing.
Outstanding Oregon visual artists are nominated by an anonymous panel of arts professionals for a $50,000 unrestricted award given every five years.
Apply for a renewable undergraduate scholarship of up to $40,000 per year to support college education in Oregon or California.
Organizations in rural or small communities in nine Southern states may request up to $3,000 in artist fee support for community engagement projects featuring Southern artists, with a required dollar-for-dollar cash match.
Artists and curators apply for international artist and curator residency placements at partner institutions in Berlin, Brussels, Kyoto, Lusaka, and New York.
Argentine visual artists are invited to apply for a two-month residency at the International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP) in New York during October-November 2026.
The Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship supports early career artists based in Minnesota and New York City working across multiple artistic fields with a three-year fellowship including $60,000 in total support.
Submit qualifications for consideration to create a site-specific monumental public artwork for the Aplin Center at Texas A&M University.
Participate in a community art project by painting quilt square templates (6in x 6in) using provided colors and graphite paper.
Submit a project form describing a capital or pre-development project in Roseburg for consideration by The Ford Family Foundation's Hometown Fund.
Submit original artwork created within the past 2 years for a chance to win a $600 stipend and exhibition at the Koger Center Gallery.
Nonprofits and public agencies in Nebraska can apply for reimbursement funds to cover accessibility services (ASL interpretation, captioning, audio descriptions, language translation) for arts events.
Nonprofit organizations, public agencies, and government subdivisions in Nebraska apply to hire a trained teaching artist to lead sequential arts workshops at senior centers, assisted living facilities, libraries, and organizations serving older adults.
A citywide cultural program celebrating Los Angeles's artistic diversity and creativity across all 15 City Council Districts, featuring local artists, cultural organizations, and communities to position the city as a global cultural capital during the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Early-career visual artists may apply for the Emerging Artist Program, which provides exhibition support, professional development, and community during East Bay Open Studios.
Apply for a fully-funded three-week residency at Art Omi in Ghent, New York, plus a $500 stipend.
A literary book club featuring fiction, non-fiction, and essay collections that touch on art and the South and Caribbean region.