CALL FOR EXHIBITS - The Gifts of Art Program is seeking submissions for solo and group art exhibits for the September 2021 to August 2022 exhibition year. One of the first and most comprehensive arts in healthcare programs in the nation, Gifts of Art brings the world of art and music to Michigan Medicine at the University of Michigan. Our nine 2-D and 3-D galleries throughout the medical center are viewed by approximately 10,000 people a day and display over 30 exhibits a year.

The Exhibition Program is intended to support the healing process by calming nerves, lifting spirits, engaging minds and thereby reducing the stress and anxiety often associated with healthcare settings. With large patient, staff and visitor populations that are diverse in every way imaginable, we strive to be inclusive and honor this diversity by mounting exhibits that reflect today's world. For more information about our mission and other Gifts of Art programming, please visit www.med.umich.edu/goa.

The TBW Drawing Prize exhibition and awards are open to applications by emerging, mid-career and established drawing practitioners based anywhere in the UK and internationally. Up to three drawings made since January 2021 may be entered by each applicant for consideration by the Selection Panel.

£17,000 will be awarded in cash prizes.

The exhibition will open at Trinity Buoy wharf in London and tour to galleries around the UK.

Artists can show their work to a prestigious panel of judges:
The Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2022 will be selected by:

Lucy Byatt. Director of Hospitalfield
Danie Mellor, Artist
Isabel Seligman, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Drawing at British Museum

In this Nails in the Wall Gallery exhibit, artists are invited to explore any aspect of the concept of ’emerging.’ From personal life, to natural life, to the vastness of the universe, to the breadth of artistic imagination…all perspectives are welcomed and encouraged.

Emerging is
– starting to exist
– growing or developing
– newly formed, or becoming newly apparent or prominent
– coming to one’s attention, especially gradually or unexpectedly
– arising, materializing, springing up, or surfacing

Fontbonne University's Fine Arts Gallery in Saint Louis, MO seeks entries for a juried art exhibition, January 27 - February 5. Juror: Anthony Borchardt. All mediums accepted. Looking for artworks inspired by artists' personal spiritual or religious backgrounds to celebrate diversity of all religious beliefs. Maximum size: 36"x36". No entry fee.

The Du Bois Sculpture Project is accepting qualifications from sculptors working in figurative bronze to create what will be an integral part of a commemorative memorial intertwining history, art and landscape. This is an open call to sculptors based in the Northeastern United States to create a bronze likeness of Du Bois to be seated on a curved marble bench in front of The Mason Library in Great Barrington, MA.

In honor of Black History Month, Quad City Arts’ and Azubuike African American Council for the Arts are partnering to curate a juried, group exhibition of artists of African descent. The show will be juried by a group of Quad Cities based African American artists, along with Azubuike Arts and Quad City Arts.

Wassaic Project is accepting applications for two upcoming fellowships: the Print Fellowship and the Sculpture Fellowship. The part-time Print Fellow lives and works in Wassaic, NY, for six months, managing our print shop, providing support on projects by artists-in-residence, and producing prints with ten artists throughout the summer. The Sculpture Fellow manages the wood and ceramic shops and helps support programming, including the residency program, exhibitions, and artist presentations.

Our Sculpture Fellow manages our wood and ceramic shops and helps support our programming. Our programming includes a year-round artist residency program, 2-3 exhibitions in the Maxon Mills gallery, artist presentations and visiting critic lectures, virtual programs, summer and winter benefits, as well as three more seasonal community events. Special consideration will be given to those with experience in exhibitions installation, and those who are also visual and/or performing artists.

Art in Public Places is a non-profit organization that has donated public art throughout the city of Bend, Oregon since 1973. For over 40 years Art in Public Places has created an enhanced visual environment for Bend residents and promoted tourism and economic vitality through the artistic design of public spaces.

AiPP’s ongoing efforts have steadily increased the public art collection in Bend for everyone to enjoy.

Open to Artists or Artist Teams residing in the Northwest and Southwest United States, specifically Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, California, Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, Wyoming, Colorado and Utah. Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC), Women and LGBTQAI+ community members are highly encouraged to apply. Artists living in Oregon are highly encouraged to apply. The project timeline is 2022-2023 and the total project budget is $130,000.

New York Foundation for the Arts’ Queens Arts Fund offers project-based grants to Queens-based artists, artist collectives, and small nonprofit organizations to support the local production of artwork and cultural programs that highlight, engage, and bolster the diverse communities of the Queens borough. Arts Access Grants offer project-based financial support for Queens-based small-budget 501c3 nonprofit organizations or unincorporated artist collectives.

New York Foundation for the Arts’ Queens Arts Fund offers project-based grants to Queens-based artists and artist collectives to support the local production of artwork and cultural programs that highlight, engage, and bolster the diverse communities of the Queens borough.

The New Work Grant supports emerging Queens-based individual artists, collaborations between artists, and unincorporated artist collectives.

Located in a private home in the outskirts of Antigua Guatemala, the residency hosts and collaborates with international & local artists and non-artists across all fields to support research, creation and connection surrounding creative work, process and purpose.
The residency program is focused on your creative practice and all the ways it can manifest. They provide research assistance and guidance towards project development and local resources.

VAE is looking for submissions of 2D, 3D, video, and installation art for the COSO 2023 Biennial. COSO’s goal is to explore what artists and makers in the regional South are currently thinking, discussing, and making work about. VAE firmly believes that art and exhibitions have the power to create social change, and COSO is an extension of our core values, vision, and mission to produce, fund, and exhibit socially-engaged art through community collaboration. The words “contemporary” or “south” do not refer to any particular aesthetic or subject matter.

Art Jewelry Forum (AJF) is pleased to announce the 2023 Susan Beech Mid-Career Artist Grant opportunity for mid-career artists. The purpose of this grant, established by San Francisco-based jewelry collector Susan Beech, is to recognize a mid-career artist who has made a substantial contribution to the field and to provide resources to develop and implement a significant jewelry-related project that the artist would not otherwise have the ability to undertake.

BROUHAHART Presents ‘ARTIST OF THE YEAR’
Submissions are now being accepted for the Virtual Exhibition ‘ARTIST OF THE YEAR’.
Any artist from any background can submit any of their work.
There is no charge to submit your application, please feel free to share your work..
[A small fee (£29) is applied per artist once they have been selected for the exhibition].
The team will review all applications and the selected works will be announced.

The Studios is MASS MoCA’s artist and writers residency program situated within the museum’s factory campus and surrounded by the beautiful Berkshire Mountains. Operated by MASS MoCA’s Assets for Artists program, the residency runs year-round and hosts up to 12 artists at a time.

International Deadline: January 5, 2023 – The OSUN Center for Human Rights & the Arts (CHRA) invites applications for two one-year research and teaching fellowships in human rights and the arts for the 2023–24 academic year.
Scholars, artists, and activists with teaching experience and a research project are eligible to apply. The 2023–24 fellowships cover a period of one year, i.e. two academic semesters, from July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024. The positions are based at Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY, where residency is expected during the course of the academic semester. Fellowships include a full-time salary (65,000. USD), health benefits, and a research budget. Fellows are expected to participate in the academic life of Bard and the Open Society University Network, pursue their own research, and contribute to the CHRA’s public programs.

The City of Davis Arts & Culture Grants for Individual Artists is a one-time grant program created to aid those who had a practice or career in the arts in Davis and were negatively affected by the impact of COVID-19 on the arts sector. Grants are funded by the City of Davis from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). The goal of the grant is to stabilize the City’s nonprofit arts & culture sector by assisting and retaining motivated individuals

Founded in 2007, JTHAR is a nonprofit artist residency that fosters creativity through opportunities for exploring, experimenting, quiet reflection, engagement and cross-cultural exchange with the vibrant local artist community. Each year we invite 4-6 artists from around the world to create work amidst the beauty of Joshua Tree National Park.

Multiple dates:

May 1, 2023—June 19, 2023, June 26, 20223—August 14, 2023, August 21, 2023—October 9, 2023, January 15, 2024—March 4, 2024

This winter, Exhibizone, the organizer of smart art exhibitions, presents the 9th edition of SoloS, an opportunity to showcase your art in a unique solo international online exhibition and receive thousands of international visitors, intensive exposure, online promotion, and media coverage.

The City of Pasadena is excited to embark upon the fourth iteration of the Rotating Public Art Program which will include the phased installation of eight public artworks at existing City-owned sites throughout Pasadena. Artists will receive an honorarium of $8,000 for existing loaned artworks, and $12,000 for commissioned artworks to cover all related costs.

New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) is proud to partner with the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation to administer a new emergency grant program called Rauschenberg Emergency Grants. Eligible expenses include, but are not limited to: hospital and doctor bills (including insurance co-pays), tests, physical/occupational therapy, prescription drugs specifically for the emergency medical condition, and emergency dental work.

The Louisiana Percent for Art Program is seeking artists or artist teams to design and implement three thematically related exterior, site-specific sculptures or installations of original design for the Music & Dramatic Arts Building, Band Hall, and Cypress Residential Hall at Louisiana State University (one artist or artist team will be chosen to execute ALL THREE). The artwork should actively engage students, faculty, and visitors in creative interactive experiences that emphasize the meaning and value of music. This commission is open nationally to professional artists 18 and over.

Saltonstall offers free residencies to artists and writers who are current residents of New York State and/or one of the Indian Nations located therein. Our residencies are designed for those looking for a quiet, supportive environment in which to focus on their craft.

In 2019, we piloted a new program: a free six-night residency specifically for artist/writer parents with at least one dependent child under the age of 18 at home. This new residency was a huge success, and is now in its fourth year.

Each residency session includes the same combination of five artists and writers: one poet, one fiction or creative nonfiction writer, one photographer or filmmaker, and two visual artists. These residencies are designed for individual artists and writers.

Multiple residency dates available. Click link for specific dates.

Wave Farm’s Media Arts Assistance Fund for individual artists provides support for the completion and/or public presentation of new works in all genres of sound and moving image art, including emergent technology. New York state artists may apply for up to $7,500. Women, gender non-conforming people, and people of color are encouraged to apply.

Self-directed program for emerging or established ceramic artists. Two all-inclusive residencies offered each year for potters and ceramic sculptors.

6 months duration

Art Council of England’s DYCP supports individuals who are cultural and creative practitioners and want to take time to focus on their creative development. In the most recent round of DYCP, 824 individuals and freelancers were supported to reshape and redefine their work during the pandemic.

Adolph Gottlieb, one of the artists known for initiating the Abstract Expressionism movement, achieved artistic and financial success far beyond his early expectations. But, he had several colleagues who, despite their artistic achievements, were not able to support themselves financially. The Gottlieb Foundation wishes to encourage artists who have dedicated their lives to developing their art, regardless of their level of commercial success.

International Call for Artists: Public Sculpture or Installation
The Village of Saranac Lake in New York is seeking proposals from any professional artist or artist teams for a Sculpture or Installation for Riverfront or Prescott Park on the shoreline of Lake Flower. The intention of the project is to enhance the park experience without distracting from the original purpose of the parks of providing green spaces for the community. Artists are encouraged to consider the Village theme of “Decidedly Different”, and the culture and history of Saranac Lake, but it is not required.

NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowships, awarded in fifteen different disciplines over a three-year period, are $8,000 cash awards made to individual originating artists living and working in the state of New York for unrestricted use. These fellowships are not project grants but are intended to fund an artist’s vision or voice, regardless of the level of his or her artistic development.

The City of Wichita is seeking qualified artists for three public sculpture art commissions on the grounds of the new Northwest Water Facility (NWWF). The facility is expected to be operational by the end of 2024. The artwork for the project is expected to be installed by the end of 2023. The new water treatment facility will be built near 21st N and Hoover, directly northeast of the Sedgwick County Zoo. The new water treatment plant will serve the city of Wichita, surrounding communities, industries, and wholesale customers. The new plant will provide 120 million gallons per day of drinking water and will replace the aging Main Water Treatment Plant.

The U.S. Global Change Research Program, in collaboration with Smithsonian Institution, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the National Science Foundation, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, invites artists to engage in the development of the Fifth National Climate Assessment by creatively visualizing climate change in the United States: its causes, impacts, and manifestations; our shared vulnerabilities; and the strength of our collective response.

The PrattMWP Gallery, located in the renowned art museum, Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute in Utica, NY, awards exhibitions to emerging and mid-career artists working in a range of media. Throughout the year, the selected exhibitions support the PrattMWP College of Art & Design students education and provide cultural enrichment to the surrounding community.

Old Town Square is nestled snuggly amongst historic buildings in the heart Fort Collins, Colorado and is home to weekly concerts in the summer and year-round festivals, shopping, and dining. The goal is to expose the citizens of Fort Collins to quality art and artists, compensate our artists well, and help promote their talents.
Six sculptures will be chosen for the year-long, outdoor exhibit that will be installed on Saturday, April 22, 2023, and remain for one year.

An Exhibit by West Virginia University Art in the Libraries Program. The hacker ethos in the positive sense is about the ability to deconstruct and reconstruct information systems. You are invited to highlight the intersecting values that shape our libraries through your own lens reflecting on how YOU library.
Who can submit? Community members, artists, practitioners, students, classes and scholars are invited to submit art, photography, collage, book art, poetry, painting, drawing, or other creative projects.