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Artists are invited to submit original fine art of all mediums for jury consideration to join the Art Center of Burlington Artists Market roster, where work is sold on consignment.
Submit artwork for monthly display in a gallery at First Unitarian Church in Des Moines for the 2026 calendar year.
Art Omi offers fully funded residency programs for international artists, writers, architects, musicians, and dancers to create, experiment, and collaborate in a rural setting in Columbia County, New York.
Individuals, organizations, groups, Tribes, and municipalities are invited to apply for grant funding to prepare local landmark nominations for historic places in King County, Washington.
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.
Submit artwork for consideration in one of five rotating gallery spaces at UI Health Care.
An exhibition of ceramic sculptures and paintings by Los Angeles-based artist Karin Gulbran, featuring repeated forms including animal pots, fishbowls, vases, and vessels decorated with motifs of rain, stars, branches, flowers, and leaves, inspired by a Brazilian pink pepper tree at the gallery venue.
Artists apply to receive a 4-week private studio residency in Chelsea, New York City to create new work and engage with the arts community.
A literary book club featuring fiction, non-fiction, and essay collections that touch on art and the South and Caribbean region.
Transforming raw materials like clay into ceramics through heat as a metaphor for geological processes. The exhibition explores ceramics' intrinsic connections to land, place, and geology, featuring works that use clay deposits, mineral-rich rocks, and silica sands as primary mediums or points of reference to simulate, record, or reimagine geological and territorial changes.
A two-person exhibition comparing the formal qualities of Japanese porcelain sculptor Kentaro Kawabata and influential American artist Bruce Nauman, exploring themes of artistic process, body, and sculptural form.
An installation of glazed ceramic rock forms and vessels exploring landscapes—both imaginary, metaphorical landscapes of the mind and invented rock forms created through a process of partial plaster molds, clay slab construction, and multiple firings with experimental glazing techniques.
An Instagram-based visual conversation exploring location, place, collective memory, and social justice, featuring two artists—one based in the Bronx and one in Athens—responding to contemporary events and their local contexts.
A one-month virtual residency pairing a curator with two visual artists (one in Greece, one in the Bronx) to create daily Instagram conversations exploring community connection during the COVID-19 pandemic.
An exhibition showcasing landscape and architectural photography taken by KCC students and faculty during an 11-day class trip to Scandinavia.
Educators and students can experience ceramic arts through museum visits, virtual experiences, and mobile outreach programs.
High school students submit ceramic works for consideration in AMOCA's annual juried exhibition.
Exhibition celebrating Howard Pierce's whimsical ceramic animal sculptures inspired by local Southern California native and urban wildlife, presented in the Mid-Century Modern style.
Apply to a long-term residency program supporting ceramic artists to develop new work at AMOCA Ceramics Studio.
AMOCA's Artist in Residence program provides time, space, and support for emerging, mid-career, and established ceramic artists to develop creative work at the AMOCA Ceramics Studio in Pomona, California.
A small residency supporting movement-based creatives with access to outdoor deck studio, one-room schoolhouse studio, and 20-acre land setting.
Artists apply for a $10,000 fellowship grant to support their artistic development and the creation of new work.