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Submit qualifications to create a nature-focused family-friendly sidewalk chalk art mural for the Roots of Creation festival.
Arizona-based artists or artist teams will submit qualifications (5 images of past work, resume/CV, optional artist statement) to be selected for designing digital artwork for metal traffic control boxes installed across Chandler.
Submit up to 4 images of artworks, CV, 2 references, and a project proposal (max 2000 characters) describing why the fellowship is important to you and your travel goals, along with proof of Texas residency.
Submit work samples, an artist statement, and a proposed exhibition concept for solo or two-artist exhibitions in 2027.
Submit ideas for free-standing sculptures created from recycled materials for the Roots of Creation: Arts and Nature Festival.
Four accomplished muralists with a proven track record are sought to paint live murals at the 2026 Sugar Land Arts and Music Fest.
Submit a portfolio of 3 images, project proposal and artist statement, resume, image list, and at least two references to apply for a $10,000 fellowship and solo exhibition focused on photography documenting community in NYC public spaces.
Submit a photography project proposal documenting open and communal use of public space in New York City for a nine-month fellowship with a $10,000 stipend and solo exhibition.
The fellowship seeks professional African American visual artists residing in Franklin County to submit a portfolio demonstrating artistic excellence, technical proficiency, and storytelling rooted in cultural traditions and African American heritage.
U.S.-based curators or artistic directors should submit an application describing a contemporary visual art exhibition or project that originated elsewhere and is being meaningfully adapted for their institution and community.
Early career Minnesota visual artists may apply for four competitive fellowships of $10,000 plus $1,000 in professional development funds.
Submit original 2D, 3D, or photography artwork inspired by public parks, greenspaces, and communities within 3 miles of the Ship Channel waterways.
Submit up to two photographs capturing the impact of light in science, everyday life, engineering, and nature to mark the UN's International Day of Light.
Apply for a $10,000 grant to develop an artist-organized, publicly-engaged visual arts project (exhibition, installation, publication, event series, or digital initiative) in the Twin Cities metro region.
Apply for a year-long fellowship with $20,000 funding, mentorship, professional development, and a solo exhibition at the Queens Museum.
Two emerging visual artists will receive $20,000 each, professional development consultations, mentorship from an established artist, and a solo exhibition at Queens Museum in 2028.
Submit up to three existing fiber-based artworks for an exhibition at the Erma Hayman House, with selected artists receiving a $350 stipend and exhibition opportunity.
Call: International Studios for Visual Art, Photography, and Media Art 2028
Austrian artists apply for a 2–4 month residency at one of seven international studio locations, with a monthly stipend of EUR 2,000.
Travel and Residency Stipends of the Hessian Cultural Foundation
Visual artists apply for travel and residency stipends in Hesse, Germany, for periods of 3 to 12 months in cities including New York, London, Paris, Istanbul, and Kyoto, with stipend amounts ranging from €12,500 to €25,000.
Submit a project proposal, CV, proposed budget, writing sample, and (for graduate students) a letter of recommendation for original archives-based scholarship on Ming Fay's multidisciplinary practice and artistic contexts.
Artists across Indiana are invited to apply for five $12,000 grants to support new, public-facing visual art projects.
Nonprofits and institutions in Indiana may apply for funding for capital projects (tangible items) in arts and culture, education, or health and welfare.
Organizations in Los Angeles County may apply for grants to support arts projects and programming that serve communities through cultural services.
Springboard for the Arts is available to hire for workshops, consultations, project design, and technical assistance to help organizations support local artists and creative communities.
Established visual artists residing in metropolitan Atlanta are invited to apply for an annual award that includes a $15,000 stipend, studio assistant support, and a solo exhibition at MOCA GA.
Artists in Nebraska are invited to apply for a fellowship that recognizes artistic merit and supports professional development including creation of new work, presentations, training, and research.
Rocky Casillas Aguirre received an $8,000 grant to create an anti-ICE/pro-immigration public sign and mural in Northfield, Minnesota.
MGC Community Print Studio invites printmakers at all levels to apply for membership in their shared studio space in Brooklyn.
This is a curated resource list of grants, organizations, and opportunities supporting artists and groups working toward racial and social justice.
Indigenous voices and visions of liberation amplified through public art and dialogue, reimagining life beyond oppression.