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Design, fabricate, and install a sculpture honoring the Black community of Pompano Beach's Northwest for placement at the Ali Cultural Center north entrance.
Submit a short artist bio (no more than 5 sentences) and eight digital images of your artwork with respective prices for consideration in this fine art sales exhibition.
Submit up to 3 original artworks in any visual medium exploring the theme of reflection for a juried cash & carry exhibition.
Submit up to 3 two-dimensional artworks (paintings, drawings, prints, fiber art, or photographs created in the last three years) for juried selection and potential purchase for the university's permanent collection.
Native American Tribes, Alaska Native Villages, and organizations serving Native Hawaiians may apply for funding to support heritage, culture, and knowledge through educational services, workforce development, organizational capacity building, community engagement, and collections stewardship.
Native American tribal governments may apply for grants to establish, sustain, and improve library services and operations.
Museums apply for project-based funding to support educational programs, exhibits, community partnerships, and collections stewardship.
Museums and HBCUs apply for grants to build capacity, nurture professionals, and increase access to collections at African American museums.
Award: $75,000 to $1,000,000
Native Hawaiian serving organizations may apply for grants to sustain and improve library services.
Submit up to 3 soft pastel paintings, each represented by high-quality JPEG images (5MB or less), for a juried exhibition at Sebastopol Center for the Arts.
Submit three images of your original artwork or craft designs for jury review to participate as a vendor in this outdoor holiday craft bazaar.
Submit up to four original two-dimensional representational oil paintings created in the last two years, not previously exhibited in Wichita, Kansas, and ready for sale.
Submit up to 4 original artworks created in the past 2-3 years in acrylic, drawing, mixed media, oil, pastel, photography, printmaking, sculpture, or watercolor for a juried exhibition and sale.
Submit 6 watermark-free digital photographs documenting the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival for the Foundation Archive.
Submit one original two-dimensional work (painting, drawing, mixed media/collage, photography, or printmaking) inspired by the Charles River for jurying into an 80-artist exhibition.
Submit work in any visual medium (performance art must be digital) for consideration in an annual group show, with the possibility of selection for a solo virtual exhibition.
Submit artworks inspired by bicycles and cycling culture for a juried exhibition and fundraiser.
Submit up to 3 original quilt artworks demonstrating originality, strong design, and visual impact as fine art.
Submit up to 6 digital images of sculpture work for consideration in a year-long outdoor juried exhibition across multiple locations in Pitt County, North Carolina.
Submit up to three original artworks exploring the relationship between interior and exterior worlds through interpretations of landscape, home, history, memory, and place.
Submit a proposal for a solo art jewelry exhibition, including artist bio, two-page project proposal, one-page budget, gallery letter of intent, letter of recommendation, and 10 supporting images.
Submit two related artworks—an earlier piece representing 'Then' and a recent piece representing 'Now'—along with a brief statement explaining the relationship between them and how your work has evolved.
Submit up to 20 images of 12" x 12" artwork to be displayed in the museum and auctioned off to raise funds for the Grants Pass Museum of Art.
Submit 3-5 high-quality JPEG images of original artwork completed within the last 3 years that interprets the theme of The Sacred Ordinary, along with an artist statement.
Submit 1–3 digital images of original artworks in any medium for juried selection.