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The GCAC offers a legal grant to help artists with eligible legal expenses related to their artistic practice and art business, plus access to a fixed-rate lawyer referral service.
Create a large-scale permanent sculpture representing an angel or the essence of an angel for the Angel Path Sculpture Walk in Tucson, Arizona.
Apply to one of several international art residencies offering studio space, community, and creative immersion for artists across disciplines.
Submit a proposal for a temporary, site-related creative project in LA public spaces to activate underserved neighborhoods through community engagement.
Young people grades 2–9 are invited to attend one-week summer camps at MASS MoCA where they explore the museum campus and exhibitions, meet artists, and create original collaborative artworks.
Local high school juniors and seniors are invited to join the Activators program, a structured 8–10 week intensive at MASS MoCA involving required meetings, workshops, and collaborative projects.
The Alpha Workshops offers decorative arts training and employment opportunities to adults with visible or invisible disabilities and other vulnerabilities through its Studio School, Studio Practice, and My Creative Future programs.
The Tennessee Arts Commission Folklife Program funds eight master artist and apprentice teams for twelve-month one-on-one training in traditional art forms rooted in Tennessee cultural communities.
Artists may apply for solo display (9 feet of space) or curated wall placement (one work) at a one-day fine art exhibition and sale.
Submit a site-specific public art proposal for a downtown Santa Cruz location through a two-phase process: Phase 1 qualifications and Phase 2 full proposal development.
Submit quilts and textile-based contemporary art exploring surface, structure, labor, gender, and politics for exhibition in Quilt National '27.
Submit daring, high-impact artwork in a variety of media for this highly competitive juried show.
Public art and civic art integration in central Ohio.
Attend an annual city-wide arts summit featuring panels, discussions, and networking for artists, creatives, and community members.
Community leaders who have made a difference in the arts community, demonstrating authentic passion and intentional equity in Fort Worth's arts scene.
A summit celebrating arts, culture, and careers in the arts featuring keynote speakers, panel discussions on public art, film industry evolution, and youth career exploration.
Submit a single PDF with personal contact information, artist statement, resume/CV, 5-10 images of recent ceramic work, and an image list with dimensions, materials, methods, and retail prices.
Artists are invited to propose new work in progress or devised pieces for a residency at Hubbard Hall, where they will develop their project and share it with local audiences via a final showcase.