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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.
Submit bicycle-inspired artwork or art made from bike parts in any medium for an art auction fundraiser.
Submit photography work for the August exhibition "Picture This" at San Marcos Art Center.
A featured artist demonstration and discussion on sound therapy for mindfulness and self-healing, exploring how sound can shift perspective, raise consciousness, and facilitate healing.
Transform a 5-inch wooden disk into an original artwork to contribute to a traveling community quilt sculpture.
Participate in place-based research residencies embedded in courses that connect students with community experts and Gullah Geechee culture and history.
Submit up to three photo-based artworks exploring home through identity, memory, movement, family, and community for a juried exhibition.
Arts District Liberty Station tenants may apply for Micro Grants or Collaborative Grants to fund creative projects, events, workshops, and exhibitions that build community and create meaningful impact.
Artists are invited to submit qualifications for one-year public art installations across the Liberty Station Arts District campus through a request for qualifications process.
Learn to model in 3D design software, 3D-scan clay maquettes, and fabricate through both printing and casting in a two-week intensive workshop.
Join a two-week intensive workshop in wood firing ceramics led by master potter Jack Troy.
Join a four-week self-directed ceramic residency with access to throwing and handbuilding spaces, kilns, demonstrations, and one-on-one consultations with faculty.
Submit an artwork to be reproduced as a custom gobo projection on the Artery in Hopkins during 2026.
Submit photographs or digital images related to Operation Metro Surge for potential inclusion in large-scale textile artwork displayed at Nicollet Island Pavilion on October 7.
A photography exhibit showcasing landscape, architectural, and other views from Scandinavia (Copenhagen, Denmark; Gothenburg, Sweden; and Oslo, Norway), featuring work by KCC students and faculty from an ART 220: Landscape Photography class trip in May.
Businesses are invited to host an art experience at their physical address during the Summer Solstice Artwalk and provide light refreshments for community visitors.
Submit up to 2 works of sculpture, installation, or media work for a juried group exhibition.
Individual artists and BIPOC community/civic groups can apply for West Philadelphia Creative Grants between $2,500 and $5,000 to support creative projects, cultural activities, and operational costs that benefit the West Philadelphia community.
Science and technology nonprofits in King County can apply for general operating funds to support day-to-day expenses and programs providing public access to science and technology experiences.
Submit original works about multiplicity, reproduction, excess, archives, records, and overload in any traditional or non-traditional medium.
Support for folk and traditional arts culture bearers and organizations practicing and preserving these traditions across California.