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Submit a single work to be considered as the cover image for the Winter 2027 'Vintage' issue of the Pennsylvania Journal of Arts and Sciences.
Design, fabricate, and install interior artwork for the children and teen spaces of the renovated Bellingham central library as part of the City's Percent for Arts program.
Submit fine art or fine craft inspired by fishing and the Salmon River for a themed group exhibition.
Submit up to 3 artworks exploring the theme of homeland and cultural identity for consideration in a juried multimedia exhibition.
Apply for individual artist fellowships or grants supporting visual art, craft, and media organizations and individual artists in Tennessee.
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.
Submit work in acrylic, ceramic, digital, mixed media, oil, pastel, pencil, photography, watercolor, or fiber/textile for a juried exhibition with an awards ceremony.
Submit a proposal for a solo, group, traveling, or juried exhibition including artist statement, resume, exhibition description, images, and a list of proposed pieces with details.
Artists and organizations submit proposals for downtown activations, installations, and exhibitions in Seattle's Pioneer Square, Chinatown-International District, Stadium District, and King Street Station/Union Station plazas under the theme 'We Still Dream a Future.'
Submit daring, high-impact artwork in a variety of media for this highly competitive juried show.
Artists may apply for solo display (9 feet of space) or curated wall placement (one work) at a one-day fine art exhibition and sale.
Local high school juniors and seniors are invited to join the Activators program, a structured 8–10 week intensive at MASS MoCA involving required meetings, workshops, and collaborative projects.
Young people grades 2–9 are invited to attend one-week summer camps at MASS MoCA where they explore the museum campus and exhibitions, meet artists, and create original collaborative artworks.
Submit a proposal for a temporary, site-related creative project in LA public spaces to activate underserved neighborhoods through community engagement.
Apply to one of several international art residencies offering studio space, community, and creative immersion for artists across disciplines.
Art RiNo is a three-day festival featuring live mural painting, artist activations, workshops, open studios, local makers, live music, food, and community programming across the RiNo Art District.
Submit your 2D artwork for exhibition in Federal Way's two gallery locations for approximately 3 months, with a $250 stipend.
Submit an email with a self-introduction and proposal for art classes you would teach at Bloomington Center for the Arts.
Submit artwork (2D or 3D) for a juried exhibition exploring autumn, darkness, fading light, and shadow.
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.
Apply to become a vendor for a series of multidisciplinary arts events celebrating South Carolina's creativity.
Philadelphia cultural organizations are invited to submit proposals to exhibit art in display cases on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th floors of City Hall.
Submit at least three photos of your work and a brief description of your work and inspiration to apply for gallery artist membership.
Submit a creative arts or culture project proposal for Downtown San Francisco that attracts families, students, and young professionals.
Deaf artists, performing artists, writers, and scholars are invited to participate in a residential program dedicated to advancing Deaf culture and creating artistic networks.
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.
Hire local artists to lead workshops or bring mobile art activities to your community events.
Artists are invited to apply for a residential exchange in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, either as a 4-week project-based exchange or a 2-14 day self-directed DIY exchange.