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Hoyt Artist Members are invited to submit up to two original artworks completed in the last three years for exhibition at UPMC Jameson.
Submit a CV, portfolio, project description, and work samples to apply for an artist residency in the Caucasus Mountains.
Submit student artwork for Orange County's annual countywide family arts festival and art contests.
Apply to exhibit your work at one of The Other Art Fair's 10 annual in-person fairs across the UK and US, selling directly to collectors and building your artist community.
Enroll in an introductory watercolor course for adults covering color mixing, brush control, washes, layering, and various subjects including portraiture, landscape, and still life.
Artists are invited to apply for mural installations, sculpture tours, performances, and participation in the Marietta Square art machine and monthly First Friday Artwalk.
Submit a grant application for funding to create, expand, or continue engaging arts, cultural, and science educational programs for King County K-12 public school students.
Submit original works about reactions and counterforms—how we respond to culture, form, action, and events.
Individuals, youth, organizations, and community groups submit project proposals seeking $500-$1,500 in startup or completion funding for arts and cultural projects open to the public in Seattle.
Submit 3 images of your visual art work for consideration in a juried exhibition about transformation and value in flaws.
Artists in all media are invited to apply for ongoing gallery representation and exhibition opportunities, including a minimum six-month presence, rotating exhibitions, online promotion, and sales opportunities.
Create engaging and unique public artwork for the Chemical Sciences Building and its surroundings that evokes the connection between art and science.
Register as a vendor (artist, musician, maker, nonprofit, food vendor, or business) to secure a 10'x10' space and promotion at Open Streets Hennepin, a car-free street celebration in Uptown Minneapolis.
This year's theme is Growth, open to interpretation. Artists were asked to meditate on themes of change through a hopeful lens.
Submit bold, large-scale artwork measuring 3–8 feet tall (including framing) for exhibition at Herberger Theater Galleries.
A large-scale mural celebrating the history and present of Hmong immigrants in Minnesota, merging traditional Hmong symbolism with contemporary style to illustrate the community's journey, resilience, and growth.
Apply to exhibit and sell your work at The Other Art Fair Chicago, a fair bringing together independent artists to showcase boundary-pushing works.
Local artists apply to sell handmade artworks priced $100 or less at the Springfield Regional Arts Council's annual December holiday art market.
Submit an artist statement and six work samples to be selected for a two-year public artist roster used for pre-qualified artist selection on public art projects with budgets of $100,000 or below.
Apply for a one-month artist residency providing time and space to explore your creative practice as a neurodisrupted individual.
Apply to a low-residency Master of Arts in Art Education program for working K-12 art educators over three summers.
One Kansas City-based visual artist is selected annually to receive funding to attend a leading national or international art fair of their choice.
A weeklong camp for teens ages 14–18 to develop portfolio skills, conceptual rigor, and professional documentation practices for college admissions and professional art opportunities.
Artists worldwide may apply for a 2-8 week residency including private accommodations, studio space, and a weekly stipend.
Submit portfolio samples and artist information for consideration for solo or group exhibitions across four gallery spaces.
Submit an application to join an 8-person fellowship for early-career artists of color exploring community engagement and cross-sector collaboration.
Artists are invited to participate in temporary residencies in vacant or underutilized commercial spaces in the RiNo Art District, creating and exhibiting work while activating the neighborhood.