In 2023, BRCC broke ground on a new 92,800-square-foot Nursing and Allied Health Building. This state-of-the-art facility will support existing programs and provide space for expansion into emerging areas such as Respiratory Care, Physical and Occupational Therapy, and Athletic Training—ensuring that BRCC continues to meet the evolving healthcare needs of Louisiana’s communities. The proposed artwork should integrate visually and materially with the building’s façade while offering a clear narrative presence. The installation site will be located at a key entry or gathering point, creating opportunities for high visibility and engagement.

• Present a cohesive curatorial or conceptual framework across works by multiple artists


• Encourage cross-disciplinary or cross-cultural perspectives


• Foster collaboration or dialogue between emerging and established voices


• Engage with the social, historical, or material context of Southeast Michigan

Integrity: Arts & Culture Association (IACA) Mini-Grants generally average $250, and are intended to assist with such things as: artistic supplies, recordings, studio time, exhibits, performances, project related expenses, residences, etc.

Apply now for this hybrid residency programme delivered by Shape Arts and Baltic. Alongside the awarded resident, a cohort of shortlisted artists will receive a tailored package of support and mentoring. The artist gets 3 months hybrid residency. Resident receives a £5k bursary to support their practice. Travel and accommodation covered (travel up to £500). Shortlisted cohort each receive a tailored package of mentoring and support. Eligibility: The artist self-identifies as disabled and has experienced barriers to progression in their career, they are within the first five years of their career, they are not in full-time education, their arts practice is socially engaged, they are UK-based, and usually live in the UK, aged 18+.

Robert A. Peck Gallery is accepting applications of artwork in all Photographic print formats( black & white film, digital, alternative and experimental processes) for an exhibition of images shot in Wyoming. Artists can reside anywhere in the world. We are looking for images that capture the unexpected aspects of our vast state and exude innovation, aesthetic finesse, and thought-provoking narratives. They are looking for unique and out of the ordinary images, and not looking for the archetypical images that you see in visitor guides. No videos, films or AI generated images. There is no fee to apply. Awards and prize money($5,000) will be given for Best of Show, People’s Choice, 1st-3rd place.

This exhibition invites artists to reflect on what people protect, what people overlook and how people define nature’s worth. Submissions might explore themes of interdependence, ecological labor, preservation or personal relationships to land, species or place. They invite a wide range of perspectives on what it means to value nature. Work can be 2-D or 3-D, representational or abstract. 3-D work must fit on a 15” x 15” pedestal or be freestanding or suspended.

You have the chance of winning a cash prize and seeing your image displayed in a prestigious photography exhibition throughout November at Blackburn Cathedral. Photographers of all ages and skill levels from anywhere in the United Kingdom are invited to enter this competition

The City of Ann Arbor Fire Department invites artists, designers, or artist teams to submit qualifications to create a unique, site-specific public artwork at the new Fire Station #4, located at 2415 S. Huron Parkway, Ann Arbor, MI. The new station is currently under construction and is expected to be completed by Fall 2026. The selected artist will create a visually impactful work that is fire station or service related in theme. The Fire Department welcomes a range of approaches. The site offers two potential artwork locations: Site A: A lawn and wall area in front of the building, between the front wall and Huron Parkway.; Site B: The upper window bays on one, two, or all three sides of the fire engine glass garage.

Get Published and Astonish Art Lovers with your Art!

Let your masterpieces take center stage in the 61st issue of Artistonish Contemporary Art Magazine, releasing in August 2025. Be part of an international collection of contemporary art, presented on vibrant A4 glossy pages and seen by art lovers, curators, and collectors worldwide, both in print and online.

Jury-selected artists will be published and honored with a prestigious certificate, lasting online visibility, and exclusive badges to celebrate their achievement. Each issue receives extensive online and social media exposure, giving artists powerful global reach and lasting recognition.

View a recent issue here: https://www.artistonish.com/june2025

The City of Kansas City, Missouri One Percent for Art program seeks qualifications for a professional visual artist or artist team to design, fabricate, and install permanent public art to be integrated into the Buck O’Neil Bridge Skate Park currently being designed. 2-5 semifinalist artists will be asked to advance to the RFP phase and propose designs. Semifinalists will be paid a design proposal stipend of $3,000. Art for this project may include, but is not limited to, mosaics, cast concrete, sculpture and murals.

Images of artwork will be printed on vinyl wraps to beautify otherwise run-down or bland looking areas in the public right-of way and enhance the pedestrian experience. The six selected artists will each enter into a contract with the Teton Village Association agreeing to a seven-year usage fee for a stipend of $500. Artists retain the copyrights to their artwork.

Parade of Hearts invites cities and counties across two states to come together in a shared artistic experience that celebrates unity, diversity, and resilience like no other. The New Heart Sculpture: This bold new form reflects the spirit of the Kansas City region. It is larger, more open, and more unified than ever. At its center, a keyhole-shaped heart symbolizes connection and creativity. Encircled by a ring of unity, the design invites to look inward while celebrating the strength shared across communities. It is a canvas for expression and a symbol of belonging, ready for each artist to make their own.

Filipinos, with a heritage woven from Malay, Chinese, Spanish, American, and indigenous influences, have cultivated a rich cultural tapestry. As immigrants, Filipino Americans have further diversified this vibrant heritage, creating a natural predisposition to adaptation, fluidity, and an appreciation of inter-cultural exchange. Filipino Americans often find themselves at a crossroads, negotiating change with maintaining deep-rooted cultural connections. This experience provides fertile ground for artistic exploration.

Now in its third year, the Lumpia series celebrates Filipino American History Month with “Lumpia Fusion: Filipino Americans at a Crossroads.” This exhibition provides a platform for Filipino American artists to navigate this crossroads and transcend stereotypical representations that may limit their art to specific themes or aesthetics.

The Shanghai International Paper Art Biennale has been held in Fengxian District, Shanghai, for the past nine years. 2025 marks a milestone: "Ten Years of Progress, Ten Years of Spring and Autumn". The upcoming exhibition, themed "Paper and Water", will be accompanied by the IAPMA Congress 2025, held concurrently in Shanghai. The organisers invite artists from around the world to actively participate in and witness this special edition of the biennale.

Action Brown County, in partnership with Arts Quincy, invites proposals from qualified artists or artist teams to design and install a new community mural in Uptown Mt. Sterling. The goal is to create a visually compelling and meaningful piece of public art that reflects the spirit, history, natural beauty, and character of Brown County. The mural should enhance the streetscape, foster civic pride, and resonate with both residents and visitors.

The Boundless Residency program provides artists living outside of Minnesota* the opportunity to create innovative new work in Minnesota Center for Book Arts’ fully-equipped studios for letterpress printing, bookbinding, papermaking, screenprinting, paper marbling, and related arts. This new program is supported generously by Cathy Ryan and Doris Engibous. At over 12,000 square feet, MCBA is the largest space dedicated to book arts in the nation, and the only center in North America with public access to foreign language type. Providing studio access is central to MCBA’s mission. MCBA is excited to share unique resources—and expand ties with the national and international book arts communities—through their new residency program.

Applications are now open for the Fall 2025 session of the New York City Fellowship, a program that provides a project production grant, mentorship, and hands-on arts administration experience for early-career photographers and photojournalists based in NYC.

Developed in response to the financial challenges faced by working photographers, the fellowship supports both the advancement of fellows’ creative projects and offers paid, practical experience within the Magnum Foundation office.

The program is intended for early-career photographers seeking to deepen, expand, or complete a New York City-based project. Applicants should have at least one completed long-term project and may include recent graduates and self-taught photographers. The fellowship is open to photographers of all ages.

The Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance (SAACA), in partnership with Phoenix Raceway NASCAR race, invites artists, designers, and creatives to submit concepts for immersive, high-energy art installations that celebrate the bold spirit of NASCAR through the lens of local culture, creativity, and community. This unique exhibition will transform public spaces into a vibrant raceway of visual storytelling, fusing the thrill of motorsport with Southern Arizona’s artistic innovation and identity. Artists are encouraged to respond to themes such as speed, adrenaline, innovation, landscape, identity, and motion, using NASCAR as the creative spark for original, interactive works that inspire engagement, imagination, and social media-worthy moments.

Cloud Collective Residency is an artist- and writer-led space for creative retreat, reflection, and connection, nestled in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Designed for those craving time away from the noise, the residency offers a nurturing environment where artists and writers work “alone, together”– sharing meals, ideas, and inspiration in a spirit of community and care. Through seasonal residencies, mentorship, and place-based gatherings, Cloud Collective fosters slow practices, cross-disciplinary exchange, and the belief that creative work is essential to collective liberation. It is a space where presence, rest, and creative risk are not only welcomed but encouraged. Cloud Collective Residency believes collective liberation is possible through creativity and centers values of care, access, and transformation– believing that creative practice is a path toward collective well-being and freedom for all.

The Keyholder Residency Program offers emerging artists free 24-hour access to printmaking facilities to develop new work and foster their artistic careers. It takes place in the shared Artists’ Studio, including the solvent/etching area and the darkroom. Keyholders work independently, in a productive atmosphere alongside other contemporary artists. Artists from all disciplines are eligible to apply; printmaking skills are not required, but some familiarity with the medium is recommended. Basic instruction in printmaking techniques is available for new Keyholders. Technical assistance is not included in the program, but is available at additional cost.

Each month, their Studios host three distinct self-directed residency packages suited to a wide range of art forms, including painting, drawing, writing, small sculpture, installation, ceramics (without a kiln), textile art, photography, film, research, and curatorial work.

Rupert (Vilnius) and Sonic Acts (Amsterdam) are pleased to announce the open call for the second edition of ALTERLIFE – a joint production and research residency between both cities. The three-month residency is fully funded and split across two periods: April–May 2026 at Rupert in Vilnius, and November 2026 at Sonic Acts in Amsterdam. Artists will present research during each residency, with the final work to be exhibited, possibly as iterations, at Rupert (2026/2027) and the Sonic Acts Biennial (2028).

Bischoff Inn is a 5-Room boutique hotel located in the Appalachian Mountain region of Pennsylvania. They offer one & two week residencies to artists & writers. Their Summer 2025 residency is now looking for artists to attend during the month of September 2025. Artists must submit a short statement about why they'd like to attend and a website or social media account.

Fee is $375 per week to attend, taxes not included. All artists receive their own private room and bathroom, plus studio workspace. Each workspace is a minimum of 500 sq ft.

For more information, please visit their website or email [email protected]

The University of Reading is seeking Expressions of Interest for the design and delivery of a large-scale mural on the University of Reading’s Whiteknights campus. Spanning approximately 9.5m wide x 3m high, the mural will be painted onto the wall of the University of Reading’s historic Edith Morley building. The mural will celebrate 100 years since the University of Reading was granted a Royal Charter and became a university.

AMoA BIENNIAL-600 will be an exhibition of artworks selected by a juror from works submitted by artists residing within a 600-mile radius of Amarillo, Texas. The 2025 AMoA BIENNIAL-600 is the eleventh iteration of an ongoing series of juried biennial exhibitions exploring areas of artistic practice, material, and content. Previous Biennial-600 exhibition focuses included Drawing (’05), Clay (‘07), Glass (‘09), Figurative Painting (‘11), Printmaking (‘13), Sculpture (’15), Architecture (’17), Textile/Fiber ('19), Justice-Equality-Race-Identity ('21), and an open call for all media in 2023. This year, the AMoA staff and Board of Trustees are once again excited to offer the museum’s exhibition spaces to artists working across all materials and genres.

AMoA BIENNIAL-600 will be an exhibition of artworks selected by a juror from works submitted by artists residing within a 600-mile radius of Amarillo, Texas. The exhibition will be on view from October 4, 2025 through January 4, 2026. The 2025 AMoA BIENNIAL-600 is the eleventh iteration of an ongoing series of juried biennial exhibitions exploring areas of artistic practice, material, and content.

The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts invites the community to participate in “The Soldier’s Lens,” a curated exhibition showcasing the original perspectives of active-duty service members, veterans, and their families. The exhibition will explore the diverse experiences of military life, from moments of intensity to everyday routines. Chosen submissions will be selected by a panel of judges knowledgeable in art and military service. Selected works will be featured in a group exhibition at FMoPA in November 2025. The project is planned to have multiple phases: online exhibition, live programming, and curriculum. The exhibition aims to honor the intersection of photographic arts and military service, while raising awareness of veterans’ experiences, and generating support for both FMoPA and veterans’ causes.

Join over 10,000 artists who’ve showcased their work the Holy Art Gallery across 20+ cities worldwide!

They’re now inviting artists from all backgrounds and disciplines to submit their work for their upcoming group exhibition in Madrid, taking place in the heart of the city this September 3–6, 2025.

📍 Location: San Agustín 14, 28014 Madrid, Spain
🗓 Exhibition Dates: September 3–6, 2025
🖼 Theme: OPEN
💸 Submission Fee: Free to apply
📅 Deadline to Apply: August 18, 2025
⚠️ Spots are limited – early submissions encouraged!

All Mediums Welcome:
Painting, photography, sculpture, printmaking, video art, installation, film, mixed media, poetry, illustration, and more.

A functional, aesthetically pleasing, eclectic Downtown environment that facilitates business vitality, fosters a sense of community, creates opportunities for engagement and accentuates the identity of the Downtown commercial district is desired. The City of Loveland Water and Power Department is currently working on upgrades to the utility infrastructure beneath the road. The Public Works Department will lead the storm water, roadway, and sidewalk improvements. The project includes the removal of the current roadway and sidewalks, providing an opportunity to redesign downtown. There is strong interest from the community and downtown business owners to see public artwork incorporated throughout the 5 blocks of the project.

CALL FOR ARTISTS – EXHIBIT IN MADRID!

Join over 10,000 artists who’ve showcased their work to 500,000+ guests across 20+ cities worldwide!

They're now accepting submissions for their next group exhibition in Madrid, taking place September 3–6, 2025 — right in the heart of the city.

THEME: OPEN
They welcome all mediums: painting, photography, sculpture, video, poetry, mixed media & more. If it’s creative, they want to see it!

Deadline to Apply: August 18
Free to Submit – No application fee

Apply now and share your art with a global audience!

PUAM will commission twenty (20) 8’ x 8’ murals to be curated as follows: Fourteen (14) murals created by selected New England-based artists, up to six (6) murals created by Salem-based artists participating in their Creative Neighbor Program, supported through installation by two artist mentors. Artists are also encouraged to apply as mentors for the Creative Neighbor Program participants. This is a unique opportunity to support local artists while contributing to the collective spirit of PUAM.

Photo Trouvée Magazine is a contemporary art platform with a focus on vintage found photographs and nostalgia. The Photo Trouvée Artist Residency is a 10 week virtual program led by Juliana Naufel & Twiggy Boyer--founders of Photo Trouvée Magazine-- in which artists are invited to set goals, carve out time for their art practice, focus on a project and connect with like-minded artists from around the world. Only 9 slots will be available and there is an application process to join the Fall 2025 cohort.

The City of Orlando invites artists to submit qualifications for a public art installation at the Orlando Tennis Centre. The commissioned artwork will celebrate Orlando’s tennis culture and community, reflecting both the sport’s energy and the vibrancy of the surrounding neighborhood. The artwork should serve as a visual landmark for the new Tennis Centre, enhancing the sense of place while complementing the facility’s architecture and purpose.

KETT Gallery, run by the Ajuokse community in Tartu, Estonia, invites alternative artists to apply for a two-week funded micro-residency in their 45 m² creative gallery space. The residency supports experimentation, DIY spirit, and humour in art. Ideal for those who embrace street art, illustration, comics, or lowbrow aesthetics.

The Estée Lauder Companies Pink Ribbon Photo Award is the first photographic competition and event dedicated to breast cancer.

For its 14th edition, the competition orientate this year with a deeply human and symbolic theme: “Closer to the Heart”. Photographers are invited to take a subjective look at the disease, by telling a story: the story of Women - or much more rarely, the one of Men - who face this cancer. This has been the the aim of the Estée Lauder Companies Pink Ribbon Photo Award since its beginning in 2012, to encourage the audience for early breast cancer screening.

More than 900,000 people in France face this ordeal, one woman in eight, with an average of more than 60,000 new cases diagnosed every year.

Each image tells an intimate, subjective story about kindness, struggles and hopes “Closer to the Heart”