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Submit a performance, presentation, or creative contribution (speech, music, spoken word, dance, educational presentation, or other performance) for a community environmental art event.
Submit 6 images (including a booth shot) and pay a $25 application fee to apply for booth space at this juried art fair.
Submit a portfolio of 8-10 images, letter of college acceptance, official high school transcript, artist statement, and two essays to apply for a $5,000 merit-based scholarship for visual arts study.
Submit 2-D, 3-D, or time-based media artworks, or proposals for spoken word, performance, or lecture-style presentations related to unceded lands and treaty history.
Register for summer arts workshops and residencies in ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, and other media at Alfred University.
California artists at different career stages (Emerging, Established, or Legacy) apply for fellowships ranging from $5,000 to $50,000.
California Arts Council seeks applications from nonprofit organizations and government entities to fund high-quality arts performances and exhibits for students, with grant amounts up to $25,000 for a one-year program period.
Nonprofit arts organizations and teaching artists apply for grants up to $25,000 to plan and deliver professional development in arts integration strategies to classroom teachers and administrators.
Submit up to 3 cardboard artworks (2D or 3D) for a juried summer show open to all ages.
Young artists ages 14-23 are invited to submit work for monthly youth art exhibits and a gallery-wide Youth Arts Exhibit in August 2025.
Support for folk and traditional arts culture bearers and organizations practicing and preserving these traditions across California.
Organizations and individuals apply for grants to support arts education programs for people of all ages and abilities.
Submit fine art or fine craft inspired by fishing and the Salmon River for a themed group exhibition.
Submit an exhibition proposal to be considered for one of two gallery spaces in the 2027 exhibition year.
Minnesota artists are commissioned to create work packaged and sold as art subscription shares to local collectors.
Submit your work to exhibit three pieces (one on each wall) in a one-night pop-up gallery event with no submission fee.
Apply for fully-funded residency fellowships at VCCA in Virginia; applicants are considered for all fellowships they meet eligibility criteria for through a single application.
Submit up to two original artworks created within the last five years for a family-friendly annual art exhibition.
Design and fabricate four to five unique handcrafted awards for watershed volunteers and community partners, with a budget of $250–$300 per award.
Submit portfolio images, a brief artist statement, and basic contact information for consideration in a pool of artists for paid public art commissions including murals, mounted artwork, and site-specific work.
Artists, makers, musicians, performers, storytellers, workshop leaders, food vendors, and creative collaborators are invited to participate in Whimsy Faire, a community fall festival celebration.
Hoyt Artist Members are invited to submit up to two original artworks completed in the last three years for exhibition at UPMC Jameson.
Submit up to two original 2D artworks in any medium based on the Make Believe theme (fantasy, imagination, creativity) for exhibition at Georgia T. Lord Library.
Individuals and organizations propose meaningful arts experiences and programming for Minnesotans within their communities.
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 3 images (max 3 MB each) of artwork for potential solo or group exhibition in the 2026-2027 season.
Non-profit organizations in the mid-Atlantic region may apply for $1,000–$5,000 to support community-based projects that engage folk and traditional artists, practitioners, and culture bearers, with eligible activities including performances, public art collaborations, workshops, exhibitions, fieldwork/documentation, and creation of new traditional work.
Artists seeking affordable studio space should apply through the online portal; selected artists will sign a one-year lease and participate in monthly public events.
Artists are selected by Arte Laguna Prize partners to participate in art residencies at various international locations to experience new cultures, create new works, and engage in artistic activities in multicultural environments.
This is a grant announcement for nonprofit arts organizations, festivals, and arts engagement programs in Arizona; individual artists do not apply.